Artist	Song
Neil Diamond	Hey Louise
from The Early Years / The Jazz Singer / Beautiful Noise (2003)
Neil Diamond	Remember Me
from You Don't Bring Me Flowers (2006)
Neil Diamond	What's It Gonna Be
from 12 Songs (2005)
Neil Diamond	Modern Day Version of Love
from Velvet Gloves and Spit (1987)
Neil Diamond	Free Life
from Tap Root Manuscript (1987)
Neil Diamond	The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine
from September Morn (1986)
Neil Diamond	Turn Around
from Primitive (1986)
Neil Diamond	Jungletime
from Beautiful Noise (1986)
Neil Diamond	Closing: In My Lifetime
from In My Lifetime (1996)
Neil Diamond	Midnight Dream
from Three Chord Opera (2006)
Neil Diamond	Right By You
from On the Way to the Sky (1986)
Neil Diamond	I (Who Have Nothing)
from Up On the Roof - Songs from the Brill Building (2006)
Neil Diamond	I've Been This Way Before
from Love At the Greek (1987)
Neil Diamond	Wish Everything Was Alright
from Lovescape (1991)
Neil Diamond	I Think It's Gonna Rain Today
from Play Me: The Complete Uni Studio Recordings ... Plus! (2002)
Neil Diamond	Juliet
from Neil Diamond: Love Songs (2002)
Neil Diamond	Can Anybody Hear Me
from Tennessee Moon (1996)
Neil Diamond	Baby Can I Hold You
from The Best Years of Our Lives (1988)
Neil Diamond	Everybody
from Tennessee Moon (1996)
Neil Diamond	I'll See You On the Radio
from Headed for the Future (1986)
Neil Diamond	Heaven Can Wait
from In My Lifetime (1996)
Neil Diamond	If I Lost May Way
from Tennessee Moon (1996)
Neil Diamond	God Only Knows
from I'm Glad You're Here With Me Tonight (1986)
Neil Diamond	If There Were No Dreams
from Lovescape (1991)
Neil Diamond	The Best Years of Our Lives
from The Best Years of Our Lives (1988)

Comment:

Somewhere, over the course of Neil’s 50-plus albums, we bet you overlooked a few of his best tracks . . . but so did radio, so we forgive you. The Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows” has seen more covers than a supermodel, but Neil reinvents the song by swapping its cotton-candy prettiness for a ruggedly dramatic vibe, slowing it down and making you [i]believe[/i] he’d be utterly devastated without his one true love. Diamond strips [i]Tennessee Moon[/i]’s “Everybody” down to the solitary — and amazing — voice of “Solitary Man,” reminding us of his early career’s stark honesty, which he’d recapture with producer Rick Rubin on 2005’s [i]12 Songs[/i]. And if you like your Neil king-sized, check out the sequin-spangled splendor of “Hey Louise,” a hidden show-stopper from the [i]Jazz Singer[/i] soundtrack. Let’s face it: we can’t expect [i]everybody[/i] to be obsessive Diamond-o-philes like us, so we’ve gone through every recording, track by track, to bring you the best of what you (and most everybody else) missed.

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