The Very Best of Neil Diamond – Neil Diamond
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Diamond's five-decade career as a singer, songwriter, and performer has
certainly been a successful one by any standard. He’s sold well over 115
million records worldwide to date and has had eight number one singles
("Cracklin Rosie," "Song Sung Blue," "Desiree,"
"You Don't Bring Me Flowers," "Love on the Rocks,"
"America," "Yesterday's Songs," and
"Heartlight"), and if he hasn't always generated the kind of critical
respect he probably deserves, he’s been a steady and dependable artist who has
managed to keep his large core audience happy. Interested visitors can enjoy the songs from music videos which are available through the following links. This 23-track set surveys the
whole of Diamond's recording career, collecting his key and signature sides,
beginning with his first hits for Bang Records in the mid-'60s through his
commercial peak for Uni/MCA between 1968 and 1972, cuts from 1980’s The Jazz
Singer (a soundtrack album that went platinum five times over on Capitol
Records), and ending with tracks from Diamond's two Rick Rubin-produced albums,
2005’s 12 Songs and 2008’s Home Before Dark, on Columbia Records. Amazingly,
this is the first multi-label single-disc collection of Diamond's signature songs
like “Forever in Blue Jeans,” “Cherry, Cherry,” “I Am...I Said,” “Sweet
Caroline,” “Cracklin’ Rosie,” “I’m a Believer,” “Holly Holy,” “Solitary Man,”
“Song Sung Blue,” “Kentucky Woman,” “Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show,”
his hit duet with Barbra Streisand “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers,” and many
others. The end result is the perfect career-spanning single-disc introduction
to this iconic singer and songwriter. Enjoy the free music or purchase it from Amazon site.
Take
The Crown – Robbie Williams
Take the Crown is the ninth studio album from Robbie Williams
and follows 2009's Reality Killed the Video Star. Interested visitors can enjoy the songs from music videos which are available through the following links. Produced by Williams
alongside Jacknife Lee (Snow Patrol, R.E.M., Bloc Party), the album sees
Williams return to the eclectic pop sound of his earlier work, buoyed by his return
to Take That. The Gary Barlow and Williams-penned "Candy" is also included. Enjoy the free music or purchase it from Amazon site.
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