Neil Diamond is one of the most prolific and enduring singer-songwriters of the last many decades, but most of all it is that legendary voice which resonates in his music, at concerts halls, and most notably at "Fenway Park" for the Red Sox Nation. Neil Diamond is a true legend, his pop tunes have sold nearly 115 million albums worldwide. He is only thirds behind Elton John and his school mate Barbara Streisand in terms of record sales as an Adult Contemporary artist. Diamond is also a great songwriter, his standard theme of loneliness, isolation and un requited love is ever present. Neil Diamond has been performing live shows and tours for the last two decades ensuring a lasting legacy and also initiating new fans. He is also a great guitar player a fact which is often overlooked because of his other talents.

Neil Diamond - A Poet of Enduring Greatness.

"My voice is unadorned. I don't try for perfection. I try to be honest and truthful and soulful with the voice I have. If I make mistakes in notes, or there are cracks in notes, I don't fix them. That's the way it is." - Neil Diamond

Oh That Voice

Neil Diamond is one of the most prolific and enduring singer-songwriters of the last many decades, but most of all it is that legendary voice which resonates in his music, at concerts halls, and most notably at "Fenway Park" for the Red Sox Nation. Neil Diamond is a true legend, his pop tunes have sold nearly 115 million albums worldwide. He is only thirds behind Elton John and his school mate Barbara Streisand in terms of record sales as an Adult Contemporary artist. Diamond is also a great songwriter, his standard theme of loneliness, isolation and un requited love is ever present. Neil Diamond has been performing live shows and tours for the last two decades ensuring a lasting legacy and also initiating new fans. He is also a great guitar player a fact which is often overlooked because of his other talents.

Brooklyn Times

Neil Diamond was raised in Brooklyn, New York and while at school started singing and playing the guitar. By 1962 he signed with Columbia Records and at first was writing songs for other artists. In 1965 his first big success was when his songs "I'm a Believer" and "A Little bit me, a Little bit you" became hit songs for the Monkees. Diamond tired of writing songs for other artist moved to Bang records a subsidiary of Atlantic Records. It is here where he started releasing his albums. His first single "Solitary Man" in 1965 was a hit. He followed it up with "Kentucky Women" and "Cherry Cherry". Neil Diamond was also touring, opening for various acts including Herman's Hermits and The Who.

In the 70s, In LA

Diamond signed with MCA Records label and it would start his most prolific and ambitious records and mainstream success. He relocated to LA and his single releases "Sweet Caroline" and "Song Sung Blue" made it to the top 10, the latter single even topping the charts. After a slight slump in sales while his touring was successful he released in 1971 a very personal album "I am