Do You Know All Song Of Neil Diamond?

In 1966, Neil Diamond had the hit single "Cherry, Cherry" on Bang. This suggests that the song was popular and successful during that year.

In 1981, Neil Diamond had the hit single "Love on The Rocks" on Capitol. This means that the song was released and became popular during that year.

In 1971, Neil Diamond had a hit single called "I Am...I Said" on Uni.

The hit single "I Am...I Said" by Neil Diamond is from the seventies.

The hit single "Love On The Rocks" by Neil Diamond is from the Eighties.

Sir Laurence Olivier played Neil's father in the movie "The Jazz Singer".

The hit single "Song Sung Blue" by Neil Diamond is from the Seventies. This can be inferred from the fact that the song was released during a specific decade, and the options provided are different decades.

"Cracklin' Rose" is a hit single by Neil Diamond, indicating that it was popular during a specific time period. The options provided are the decades, and the correct answer is "Seventies." This suggests that "Cracklin' Rose" was released and gained popularity during the 1970s.

In 1981, Neil Diamond had a hit single called "Hello Again" on Capitol. This suggests that the correct answer is 1981.

The correct answer is "Hear Them Bells." This song was written by Neil Diamond in 1956.

Neil Diamond has one brother.

In 1982, Neil Diamond had the hit single "Yesterday's Songs" on Columbia.

"Yesterday's Songs" is a hit single by Neil Diamond, indicating that it was released during a particular decade when it gained popularity. The given correct answer is "Eighties," suggesting that the song was released in the 1980s. This aligns with the fact that Neil Diamond was an active and successful artist during this decade, making it plausible that "Yesterday's Songs" was released during this time.

"Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond was released in 1969, which falls within the decade of the sixties.

"You Don't Bring Me Flowers" is the correct answer because it was indeed a Neil Diamond song that was nominated for a Grammy in January 1980. This song was a duet with Barbra Streisand and became a popular hit, reaching the top of the charts. The song's emotional lyrics and powerful vocal performances from both artists resonated with audiences, leading to its Grammy nomination.

In "The Jazz Singer", Neil Diamond's character flew to Los Angeles on TWA.

In 1966, Neil Diamond's songs "Solitary Man" and "Do It" were released on the Bang label. This label was known for releasing several of Diamond's early hits, including these two songs.

In Neil Diamond's "Stages" box set, the song "The Story Of My Life" was accompanied by a full orchestra. This suggests that the song features a grand and elaborate musical arrangement, with the addition of various orchestral instruments to enhance the overall sound and create a more dramatic and powerful effect.

"You Don't Bring Me Flowers" is the correct answer because it was the only album released by Neil Diamond in 1984 that achieved double platinum certification. The album, a collaboration with Barbra Streisand, was a commercial success and spawned the hit title track. The other options listed were not released in 1984 or did not achieve double platinum certification.

Neil Diamond appeared on The Tonight Show on Sept 20, 1991 to promote his album "Lovescape."

Neil Diamond received his first royalty check for 73 cents. This indicates that his initial earnings from his music were very low. It could suggest that he was just starting his career or that his music was not yet widely recognized or successful. Nonetheless, receiving a royalty check, even for a small amount, is a significant milestone for any artist as it signifies their work being recognized and generating income.

In 1985, Neil Diamond sang "September Morn" and "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" at The White House.

Neil Diamond's first song after he changed record companies the first time was "Brooklyn Roads."

The unofficial name of Neil Diamond's 2001-2002 tour was "Mission Of Love."

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Neil Diamond performed his first Australian concert in Brisbane.