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The Greatest Hits (1966-1992) (CD - 1992)

The Greatest Hits (1966-1992) (CD - 1992)

( UPC: 00074645270326)
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Artist: Neil Diamond

Label: Columbia (USA)

Genre: Rock & Pop

Album Description: Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Linda Press (vocals, background vocals); Marilyn O'Brien, Kim Carnes, Barbra Streisand (vocals); Hugh McCracken (guitar, harmonica)... Read More

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Album Description
Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Linda Press (vocals, background vocals); Marilyn O'Brien, Kim Carnes, Barbra Streisand (vocals); Hugh McCracken (guitar, harmonica); Ron Tuft, Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Al Gorgoni, Bill Suyker, Charles Macey, Hadley Hockensmith, Larry Carlton, Marty Walsh, Richard Bennett (guitar); Tommy Morgan (harmonica); Irwin "Marky" Markowitz, Joseph J. Shepley, Allen Ralph, Joe Grimm, Mickey Gravine, Arthur Kaplan, Alan Raph, Joe Shepley, Artie Kaplan, Burt Collins (horns); Craig Hundley, Alan Lindgren, Nick DeCaro, Tom Hensley, Paul Griffin (keyboards); Ron Tutt (drums, background vocals); Dennis St. John, Reinie Press, Hal Blaine (drums); Jeff Barry (percussion, background vocals); George Devens, King Errisson, Paulinho Da Costa, Artie Butler, Specs Powell, Vince Charles, Gary Coleman (percussion); Carolyn Willis, Clydie King, Jon Joyce , Luther Waters, Verlene Rogers, Ellie Greenwich, Gerald Garrett, Oma Drake, Joseph Greene, H.L. Voelker, Jesse Kirkland, Monalisa Harrington, Mildred Lane, Gene Morford, Jim Gilstrap, Julia Waters, Oren Waters, Tom Bahler, Venetta Fields, Ron Hicklin (background vocals).

Arranger: Neil Diamond.

Columbia's retrospective of over a quarter-century of Neil Diamond's songs skillfully maneuvers its way around the inconvenience of his being signed to another label for six of those years by featuring well-arranged, impeccably performed live versions of his MCA material, like the autobiographical "Brooklyn Roads," the rousing "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show," and the existential "I Am...I Said." Also featured here is his salute to his heritage, "America," as well as duets with Kim Carnes on Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel, and Barbra Streisand on the classic break-up song, "You Don't Bring Me Flowers."

Track Listing
1.Solitary Man
2.Cherry, Cherry
3.I Got the Feelin' (Oh No, No)
4.Thank the Lord for the Night Time
5.Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
6.Kentucky Woman
7.Shilo
8.You Got to Me
9.Brooklyn Roads
10.Red, Red Wine
11.I'm a Believer
12.Sweet Caroline
13.Soolaimon
14.Cracklin' Rosie
15.Song Sung Blue
16.Play Me
17.Holly Holy
18.Morningside
19.Crunchy Granola Suite
1.Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show
2.I Am...I Said
3.Be
4.Longfellow Serenade
5.Beautiful Noise
6.If You Know What I Mean
7.Desirée
8.September Morn'
9.You Don't Bring Me Flowers
10.Forever in Blue Jeans
11.Hello Again
12.America
13.Love on the Rocks
14.Yesterday's Songs
15.Heartlight
16.Headed for the Future
17.Heartbreak Hotel
18.All I Really Need Is You
Album Information

UPC:
00074645270326
Release Date: May 19, 1992
Type: Performer
Genre: Rock & Pop
Label: Columbia (USA)
Distributor: Sony Music D
Producer: Chip Taylor; Ellie Greenwich; Jeff Barry; Neil Diamond; Robbie Robertson; Tom Catalano; Tommy Cogbill; Val Garay; Bob Gaudio; Burt Bacharach; Carole Bayer-Sager
Engineer: Mark Guilbeault; Dan Bosworth; Dave Brock; Fred Breitberg; Dave Roberts; Mike Siebold; Mary Kettle; Jim Godsey; Julie Last; Phil Gitomer; Phil Ramone
Country of Origin: USA
Original Release Year: 1992
# of Discs: 2
Studio / Live:
Mono / Stereo: Stereo
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