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Neil Diamond Biography

in full Neil Leslie Diamond

(1941–)

Related Works

Albums
1966 The Feel Of Neil Diamond
1967 Just For You

1968 Velvet Gloves and Spit
1969 Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show
1970 Touching You, Touching Me
1970 Gold
1970 Shilo
1970 Tap Root Manuscript
1971 Do It
1972 Stones
1972 Moods
1973 Hot August Night
1973 Rainbow
1974 Jonathon Livingston Seagull
1974 Serenade
1976 Beautiful Noise
1977 Love At The Creek
1978 I'm Glad You're Here With Me Tonight
1979 You Don't Bring Me Flowers
1980 September Morn
1981 The Jazz Singer
1982 On The Way To The Sky
1982 Heartlight
1984 Primitive
1986 Headed For The Future
1987 Hot August Night II
1989 The Best Years Of Our Lives
1991 Lovescape
1992 The Christmas Album
1993 Up On The Roof
1994 Live In America
1996 Tennessee Moon
2005 12 Songs
Compilations
1968 Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits
1973 Double Gold
1974 His 12 Greatest Hits
1976 And The Singer Sings His Song
1978 20 Golden Greats
1981 Diamonds
1983 Classics: The Early Years
1988 Red Red Wine
1988 Touching You Touching Me
1993 The Greatest Hits 1966-1992
1996 the Very Best Of...
1996 In My Lifetime
Singles
1966 Cherry Cherry
1966 I Got the Feelin'
1967 You Got to Me
1967 Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon
1967 Thank the Lord For The Night Time
1967 Kentucky Woman
1969 Sweet Caroline
1969 Holly Holy
1970 Cracklin' Rose
1971 I Am ... I Said
1971 Stones
1972 Song Sung Blue
1974 Longfellow Serenade
1976 Beautiful Noise
1979 You Don't Bring Me Flowers
1979 Forever in Blue Jeans
1980 Love on the Rocks

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The Original Neil Diamond Homepage

Singer and songwriter, born in New York City, USA. Neil Diamond began writing songs while studying at New York University. He wrote the hits "I'm A Believer" (1966) and "A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You" (1967) for the Monkees, and had his own first number 1 hit with "Cracklin' Rose" (1970).

His albums include Jonathon Livingston Seagull (1974), Headed for the Future (1986), Tennessee Moon (1996), and 12 Songs (2005). His songs have been taken up by many recording artists, including The Hollies, Elvis Presley, and UB40.