Neil Diamond – Silver Bells
Classic Oldies “Silver Bells” in Neil Diamond’s hands becomes a winter postcard from the city—bright shop windows, tired feet, and a heart that still believes the season can soften the world. Some…
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Neil Diamond – Acapulco
“Acapulco” is Neil Diamond letting the soul slip its leash—an imagined shoreline where desire feels simple, and the heart pretends (for 2 minutes and change) that it can start over.…
Neil Diamond – Crunchy Granola Suite (Live At The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, 1972)
A Raw Anthem to Renewal and the Electric Pulse of the Seventies When Neil Diamond released “Crunchy Granola Suite (Live At The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, 1972)”, it captured a…
Neil Diamond – Dig In
“Dig In” is Neil Diamond at his most earthy and immediate—less a polished postcard than a shouted promise from the road: hold on, I’m coming back to you. The most…
Neil Diamond – Feels Like Home
“Feels Like Home” is the kind of song that doesn’t chase you—it waits with the door cracked open,until you realize the “home” you miss may not be a place at…
Neil Diamond – All I Really Need Is You
“All I Really Need Is You” is Diamond’s late-career love statement—quietly radiant, written like a letter sealed after years of weather, when what remains is devotion without argument. “All I…
Neil Diamond – Men Are So Easy
“Men Are So Easy” is Neil Diamond stripping away the stage lights to admit something quietly brave: beneath the armor, men are longing—simple in their needs, complicated in what they’re…
Neil Diamond – Amazed And Confused
“Amazed and Confused” is Neil Diamond’s moment of romantic vertigo—a late-night confession where desire and doubt share the same breath, and you can’t tell which one will win. Neil Diamond…
Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand – You Don’t Bring Me Flowers (Live at the 22nd Grammy Awards, 1980)
“You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” is the sound of love cooling into routine—a duet where two beautiful voices refuse to romanticize the silence, and instead name it. When Neil Diamond…
Neil Diamond – I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today
A Quiet Storm of Compassion and Despair Beneath a Borrowed Sky When Neil Diamond recorded “I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today” for his 1971 album Stones, he was not unveiling…