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1 x CD Compilation, Stereo, Mono, 1 x CD Compilation, Stereo
Europe 2001

1-1 - Solitary Man (2:32)
1-2 - Cherry, Cherry (2:42)
1-3 - I Got The Feelin' (Oh No, No) (2:13)
1-4 - Kentucky Woman (2:26)
1-5 - Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (2:55)
1-6 - You Got To Me (2:48)
1-7 - Red, Red Wine (2:41)
1-8 - Thank The Lord For The Night Time (3:00)
1-9 - I'm A Believer (2:43)
1-10 - Sweet Caroline (3:21)
1-11 - Song Sung Blue (3:13)
1-12 - Holly Holy (4:30)
1-13 - I Am. I Said (3:33)
1-14 - Cracklin' Rosie (2:59)
1-15 - Play Me (Live) (4:21)
1-16 - Morningside (Live) (5:25)
1-17 - Crunchy Granola Suite (Live) (4:05)
1-18 - Brooklyn Roads (Live) (5:29)
1-19 - Soolaimon (Live) (5:06)
2-1 - America (4:19)
2-2 - Hello Again (3:39)
2-3 - Love On The Rocks (3:40)
2-4 - Captain Sunshine (Live) (3:20)
2-5 - He Ain't Heavy. He's My Brother (Live) (3:46)
2-6 - Medley: Yes I Will / Lady Magdalene (Live) (7:01)
2-7 - Shilo (Live) (3:57)
2-8 - Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show (Live) (5:02)
2-9 - If You Know What I Mean (3:43)
2-10 - Beautiful Noise (3:26)
2-11 - You Don't Bring Me Flowers (3:16)
2-12 - Desirée (3:17)
2-13 - Forever In Blue Jeans (3:39)
2-14 - September Morn (3:52)
2-15 - I've Been This Way Before (3:48)
2-16 - Yesterday's Songs (2:51)
2-17 - Heartlight (4:26)
2-18 - Headed For The Future (4:06)
2-19 - You Are The Best Part Of Me (3:59)

AMAZON
Neil Diamond is one of a rare breed. As a songwriter, his music has been covered successfully by artists as diverse as the Monkees, Deep Purple, UB40, and Smash Mouth. But Diamond used that three-chord alchemy to build an unparalleled career as a performer as well. The 38 tracks on these two discs address those interlocking legacies in the most comprehensive manner yet, gathering his material from Bang! Records (including such pop staples as "Solitary Man," "Cherry, Cherry," "Kentucky Woman," "Red, Red Wine," and "I'm a Believer"), Universal (highlighted by "Sweet Caroline," Song Sung Blue," "Holly Holy," and "I Am . I Said"), and Columbia for the first time. And if Diamond has veered toward the middle of the road on those latter recordings (such as "September Morn," "Heartlight," and the Streisand duet "You Don't Bring Me Flowers"), there remains a remarkable consistency throughout his work. As if to underscore the point, a number of mid-period hits (including "Shiloh," "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show," and "Soolaimon") are featured as live recordings from fall 2001. These performances show that the sweet roughness of his voice has only grown in power and drama; it's small wonder that Diamond remains one of the top live draws in the business. Even if it overlooks Diamond's unlikely late-'90s hit country album (Tennessee Moon), this set manages to be both concise and thorough, the best introduction yet to an American music legend. --Jerry McCulley.

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