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Neil Diamond Essentials

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Neil Diamond Essentials

Apple Music Pop

Tracks: 40136:46

Part crooner, part singer/songwriter, all machismo.

Updated Jan 11, 2026

Tracks 40

  1. 150th Anniversary Collection3:22
  2. 220th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Neil Diamond3:00
  3. 350th Anniversary Collector's Edition3:34
  4. 4In My Lifetime3:13
  5. 5Stones3:34
  6. 6All-Time Greatest Hits4:42
  7. 7Moods3:52
  8. 8Play Me: The Complete Uni Studio Recordings...Plus!2:56
  9. 9Just For You2:43
  10. 1050th Anniversary Collector's Edition4:18
  11. 1120th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of Neil Diamond4:25
  12. 12Just For You2:30
  13. 1350th Anniversary Collector's Edition3:38
  14. 14All-Time Greatest Hits4:01
  15. 1520th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of Neil Diamond3:30
  16. 16September Morn3:53
  17. 17You Don't Bring Me Flowers3:17
  18. 18Just For You3:19
  19. 19Serenade3:53
  20. 20All-Time Greatest Hits (Deluxe Version)2:24
  21. 21I'm Glad You're Here with Me Tonight3:20
  22. 2250th Anniversary Collector's Edition3:42
  23. 23All-Time Greatest Hits (Deluxe Version)4:25
  24. 24All-Time Greatest Hits (Deluxe Version)2:52
  25. 25Love Songs3:03
  26. 26The Bang Years 1966-1968 (23 Original Mono Recordings)3:03
  27. 27Serenade3:48
  28. 28Just For You2:52
  29. 29Gravesend: Season 2 (Original Television Soundtrack)3:41
  30. 30Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show3:37
  31. 31September Morn2:24
  32. 32Just For You2:40
  33. 3312 Songs (Deluxe Edition)3:12
  34. 34Stones3:48
  35. 3512 Songs3:31
  36. 36Moods3:05
  37. 37The Movie Album: As Time Goes By3:31
  38. 38On the Way To the Sky3:47
  39. 39Lovescape3:49
  40. 40In My Lifetime2:11

About this playlist

Neil Diamond lives up to his name as one of the brightest shining stars in modern music. The New York City native started out as a songwriter at the legendary Brill Building, where his songs were successfully covered by acts like The Monkees and Elvis Presley. By the late-'60s, Diamond's own career as a performer took off with a string of hits including a memorable duet with Barbra Streisand. His live double album, Hot August Night, is still considered a pop classic, along with September Morn and the soundtrack to The Jazz Singer, in which he also starred.