First time listening to NEIL DIAMOND! (Forever in Blue, Believer, America) (Reaction!)
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He actually wrote Believer for the Monkees who first released it in 1967.
THANKYOU!!! I was wondering why no one else had said this!!!!
Yes! I was going to say that also.
Add me to those who checked the comments to see if anyone would mention the Monkees connection. Thanks!
And The Monkey's outsold The Beatles that year
It is called 'I'm a Believer' though
Have been to many Neil Diamond concerts,including his 50th Anniversary concert,which sadly was his last,cut short by his diagnosis to Parkinson’s. He is AHHHHHHMAZING!🔥❤️💎
Guys you need to see his early seventies videos to really see how good he really is.
Hot August Night is his best live album
Studio version is much much better.
Being Neil Diamond's age myself, you should react to Neil when he's much younger. He had real long hair and was very good looking, the women were crazy about him! This and his music is what brought him to such fame! He even had a BBC Live Concert Special in 1971, you can find it and a lot of clips and possibly the whole concert here on UA-cam! He was part of the 60s cultural music revolution that helped reshaped everything in the music and American culture in the late 60s and 70s. Watching this performance of Neil Diamond is kind of like wanting to know who Paul McCartney is by watching a current performance of Paul today instead of watching a video of Paul perform back in the 60s. Great video!.....Here would be perfect live performance to start with.. "Neil Diamond--I Am I Said--B B C Live Concert 1971" search here on UA-cam, takes you right to it!
I saw an old video of him singing....wow!
I agree!
You are so right about young and good looking!
I remember The Jazz Singer movie from when I was growing up (where the song America came from). That's how I will probably always remember him looking.
Yes.
Great date music in the early 70s.
🕊️✝️♥️🇺🇸🎼
“I am I said”. Take a listen. I could go on and on.
I KNOW!! Love the one, live when he ends it with: "oh..no....Oh no....Oh no, no, no, no,...No!
One of the best singer-songwriters ever. He sold over 130 million albums worldwide, broke attendance records wherever he performed and received numerous awards. His songs were covered by the greatest and he's the writer of I'm a Believer, Red Red Wine, Girl You'll be a Woman Soon and many others. His band was composed, among others, by Elvis' former drummer and the famous Waters Sisters, who sang backing vocals on numerous hit albums, including Thriller.
Been to many of his concerts…three hours long…no opening acts…no intermissions! Have never been disappointed. Everyone…all ages…in their feet singing every word along with Neil. He commands his audience!🔥❤️💎
It's not a beachy kind of sound, it is him saying that he and his wife can be broke and it doesn't matter. He doesn't have to wear a suit, he can go around in jeans.
He did this 4 times in a concert I went to. Fabulous!!! 50 great touring years.
I always loved his song titled 'I am I said'. It was a personal song for him but also spoke to anyone who ever moved away from their hometown.
I always liked that song but when I had to move halfway across the country for my senior year of high school (my dad was in the Air Force) it hit me on a whole new level.
Whenever he sings "America" with those words, I just imagine ALL of my great grandparents on their long boat rides pulling into New York harbor and laying their eyes on the USA for the first time. I don't know for sure, but I imagine all of them (men AND women) breaking down in tears! America REALLY meant something to EVERYONE back then! New beginnings and new opportunities! 👍😁❤️🇺🇸
I am loving you guys discovering the music from my youth! Neil Diamond is a legend! You have to listen to all his greatest hits. Just FYI, you need to listen to him when he was young. Listen to the originals of these songs. You can’t get a true feel for his talent if you are listening to his aged voice. Kudos to him for such a long career, but his voice was well past it’s prime here.
Neil is the GOAT. I have seen him so many times in concert. He was quite the showman. He has written for so many other artists. I started enjoying his music in the 1960's. He has a giant rabbit hole of music. He sold out every venue he performed at, the man was wildly popular.
You could spend an entire career wandering from song to song in Neil Diamond's catalogue. Plus you can see him in the movie "The Jazz Singer" which also has a fantastic soundtrack. Perhaps some of his most amazing work was his "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" album which might deserve a full-play album reaction... you cannot go wrong with Neil Diamond! Great choice, great reaction!
Agree with every word of this - especially the comments re the JLS album. Pure genius. Personally, I much prefer his less well-known work to his various hits, but that's not a complaint!.
❤ Jonathan!
I believe he won a Grammy for the JLS score -- probably my favorite album of his, although it's hard to pick just one! ❤
The title is just AMERICA
My parents were HUGE Neil Diamond fans. They named me Caroline and grew up as Sweet Caroline. SO, I have heard Sweet Carolyn for the last 55 years
There are videos on here of Neil performing live in the early 70's solo with an acoustic guitar. It will blow your mind
I adore your precious wife! She has the sweetest personality! Its wonderful to see the two of you together. Your relationship seems rock solid and the best of an ebb and flow that people should work for . You always mention your love for your baby girls and wife as well as your humble and appreciation for the life you are living. I Love to listen to your stories of you growing up , the honor you give our soldiers and vets ( my husband was in the Air Force for just under 22 years and retired so anything with soldiers and their families touch my soul. I lived with his deployments and raising two beautiful little girls.) watching Ally slowly opening up to Country music and Taylor Swift, and its really cool how you read the lyrics as the song goes so you don't miss anything as well as look up interesting info and facts that pertain to the songs. Bottom line is I'm A big fan of you, Ally, and what you do on this channel. Keep going for those of us who get a needed laugh or positive experience when we are searching for it . God Bless!
Neill Diamond is a pure genius greatest singer songwriter of all time.
My absolute favorite song by him is "I am, I said". It's beautiful. My parents listened to him often while I was growing up. His voice and personality are so compelling. My Dad once said that he would like Neil Diamond playing at his funeral one day. He died in 2022, and had decided on not having any services. I am in Michigan and he was living in South Carolina when he passed. I remember just sitting in my car that day, playing Neil Diamond and crying, kinda having my own private service for him. His favorite song was "Forever in Blue Jeans"
Thinking of you in McSherrystown, PA God Bless you!💜
One of my favorite singer songwriters spanning many decades. I had so many of his records. He had tons of hit songs. "I Am, I said", "Cherry, Cherry", "Sweet Caroline", "Kentucky Woman", "Red Red Wine", "Solitary Man", "Holly Holy", "Cracklin' Rosie", "Song Sung Blue", "Longfellow Serenade", "Desirée", "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" etc. He has sold more than 130 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling musicians of all time. I was privileged to see him in concert twice. He was a great showman & his live performances were memorable. Sadly he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2018.
I remember "America" being played with video of the Iran hostages getting off the plane. It was time to cry.
Neil Diamond is a gem who's music will live forever.
Your comments about America are so gratifying to me. Having served 32 years in the US military, it is for people like you that I served. Thank you. ❤
Neil Diamond is AMAZING!!!
PLEASE promise to watch something this guy did back in the day. He had a phenomenal voice. I'm sure the other comments will tell you which to listen to. I'm glad that the songwriting skills came through, at least.
Neil Diamond is one of America's greatest living singer-songwriters!
You should definitely react to Neil Diamond when he is younger. As a "senior" he puts on a good show but to really appreciate his talent you need to listen to his hits as they were originally released. He was 🔥🔥🔥
Look for the early 70’s work of his. His voice has lost a lot since then.
Brilliant song writer and performer.
Neil also did a great ballad, entitled "Love on the Rocks," but as you see here Neil could jam.
Neil’s best songs: I AM, I SAID ….and PLAY ME
Neil Diamond wrote songs that the everyday person could sing. Some singers are about showing their vocal ranges but no one can sing with them.
Neil Diamond is phenomenal. He was part of the soundtrack of my life.
Neil Diamond went to high school with Barbara Streisand, imagine the school talent show
Neils best LP was HOT AUGUST NIGHT from 1972 2 LP set concert
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a truly hot...August night!🤣
Please also check out younger Neil Diamond videos and songs. I have been a Neil Diamond fan since i was a kid, as my family are big Neil Diamond fans, and i was born and raised on Neil. I saw him 3 times in concert. Also watch the movie The Jazz Singer with Neil Diamond. He had so many songs and hits! 💎
When my eldest son was ten years old I took him to a Neil Diamond concert, and Neil was absolutely electric (that was 40 years ago)! Well, long story short, my son became an instant fan, got the bug and became a musician himself. Never reached the same heights, but he loved it! I've been a fan ever since Neil's first hit! "I Am I Said" is an excellent song!!
Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show is one of my favorites. Thanks for a great video, and reaction. God bless you!
Yes!
I hope this doesn’t spark a heated debate but I think you should start with the studio version. After that, watch “Soolaimon/Brother Love’s Traveling Salvation Show” from the iconic live double album “Hot August Night”. Ironically, the live medley omits the intro to Brother Love’s, which starts off with, “Hot August night and the leaves hanging down. . .” You need to hear the intro, which is why I recommend the studio version first.
@@terri2494 It doesn't with me, I also would do that order. Soolaimon/Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show is my favorite version of the "Sermon" section.
Me too I love Mr Billy Hill country he reacted real nice to brother love salvation show
Neil Diamond was one of the best performers I ever saw! I attended several of his concerts
Great first time reaction to a legend. My favorites of Neil's are "I am, I said" and "Play Me".
Play Me is my favorite.
I think it's a terrible song for a first reaction. His vocal skills are diminished.
Neil Diamond this song…Monkees recorded it!
I think you'd both enjoy the movie The Jazz Singer, which stars Neil Diamond...
He could afford a great orchestra and became a great writer of soundtracks. I also like the one to JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. He wrote songs from other viewpoints as Billy Joel and Sting and Knophler do. It lends variety to an album.
Definitely a yes on that!!!👍
Love that movie. One of my favorites .
I agree. That is a great movie.
You should react to "I Am, I Said" and "Canta Libre" . Also "Play Me" Beautiful songs! Neil Diamond is one of the best !!!❤
Neil Diamond, a much underrated, great performer and song writer along with Billy Joel and Bob Seger together are the Holy Trinity of 70s and 80s American Music. I still listen to all three on a regular basis.
I am I said. Solitary man. Cherry Cherry. Kentucky woman. And many more. GREAT ARTIST.
Has any body noticed the drummer playing with Neil Diamond in the video? He's the Dallas born drummer Ronnie Tutt, he's the drummer who played with Elvis Presley from 1969 until Elvis's last concert right before his death in 1977. He also later played with Neil Diamond from 1981 - 2017. He had quite a career. Ronnie unfortunately died from a heart attack in 2021. He is one of my all time favorite drummers and human beings!
One of Neil Diamond's most iconic and historic live performances was recorded on a double album set called "Hot August Night".
Neil was in top form for these live performances with an amazing band/orchestra backing him!
I hope you will delve into some of these excellently recorded hits from Neil!
THANK YOU! 🤗☝
Love Neil Diamond! The first concert I went to was his, I was about 4, and remember it very clearly. He’s one of the best selling artists of all time.
My all time favourite singer. I have been a huge fan for more than 50 years and have most of his albums. I have been so fortunate to see him in concert in Australia three times. I so wish his health would allow him to perform one more time.
I’m A Believer was a huge hit for The Monkees. It was a number 1 hit for them in 1966.
Coming To America was the opening song for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. It was the perfect song for this Olympic event. The world was coming to America.
Like others have said, this recording is in older years. He still had great energy on stage but his voice was more strained.
He was a sultry heartthrob back in the day - 70’s for instance. There are recordings on UA-cam from that era.
However, one of my favorite recorded concerts you can buy on DVD. It’s 2008 in Madison Square Garden. It’s called Hot August Night, which is a callback to a famous 70s concert in LA. Neil is from Brooklyn so that packed out concert was like a homecoming. I think you can find some clips from that concert on UA-cam too.
I Am I Said is a must to react to. It’s a song anyone can relate too, especially when they are young and trying to find their place in the world.
Neil Diamond is my all time Fav Singer and has been since I was a Teen.. My fav song of his: I'am I said
Neil Diamond, an American legend. I was lucky enough to see him live when he came to England , his shows are amazing, his voice although not at it's best on this occasion was fabulous. Check out his earlier stuff, he sang an amazing duet with Barbra Streisand. Fabulous fabulous Neil.
Obviously older here , and you can’t appreciate how much more quality and range he had at his earlier age.
My dads favorite and I grew up on it. He was the first concert I went to. I know and love all of his music. I am I said is my favorite song. There is Niel Diamond Broadway that's touring now. Once you listen you'll want to hear everything he did.
This is the first concert I took my now wife then girlfriend too (1990). We've been married for 31 years now. At the time she was 20 and I was 25. I wasn't sure how long Neil was going to be performing and I knew I wanted to see him. I paid big dollars for tickets from a ticket place in Boston that I knew when I went to college there. We were probably the youngest people in the audience and we had really close seats. He performed what's called in the round picture of stage in the center of the arena that moved turned throughout the whole concert so everybody got to see him. It was in November and he took a time. Probably about 25 minutes to do Christmas and Hanukkah songs in the middle of the concert and then finished out the concert. It was just fantastic
As the mom to children in their 20s, it has been awesome to see the younger generations fall in love with his music. The first time I heard his songs played at a football/basketball games, and I saw how they got into singing his songs blew my mind!!!
He is known in the younger generations now, and they love him!! So awesome!!
Neil Diamond wrote this song and the Monkees recorded it back in 1966. I was still in high school. You need to check out Neil's younger appearances.
“The Monkees” are the original singers of, “I’m a Believer” The song came out in the late 60’s. That type of music back then was Bubblegum Music. 😁
My mom is a huge fan of Noel Diamond. Been to several concerts with her to see him. He puts on an Amazing Show! Great memories ❤
Neil Diamond was my mom's favorite preformer and her greatest crush. she went to many of his live concerts.
I saw Neil Diamond in concert. He put on an amazing concert. So glad I got to experience his songs live... He has a ton of great songs. Fun watching you both reacting. Like your at a mini concert...
I went to his concert in SLC. Shortly after he then announced he was sick. He had been on my bucket list to see for 35 years. His music never gets old. He is an amazing song writer and story teller. It's so sad to see his health declining.
My dad saw Neil live 4 or 5 times - and the last time was his final show before he announced he was going to have to retired. Dad passed away last year, with Neil Diamond playing softly in the background.
Neil Diamond has been one of my favorite performers for years. Thank you.
This man is amazing. Over 50 years of hit after hit…he has written 95% of the music he performs! Three hour concerts,no opening acts,no intermissions. No one sits…everyone knows every word and sings along! React to Red,Red Wine,Love on the Rocks,Beautiful Noise,Cracklin Rosie,…soooo many more!
Neil Diamond is a legend! So many beautiful songs. I am more of a metal/rock lover but for him i will make an exception. He also made a movie, The Jazz Singer. Thanks for your reaction.
1 million percent with you . Zeppelin are my gods etc but Neil Diamond is indeed a legend …👌
I love "I am I said."
One of my very favorite artists. Have seen him in concert multiple times and he is one of the best songwriters and entertainers out there. However, for someone who doesn’t know him and his music, I would have chosen either the original recordings or a performance closer in time to when the songs came out. I saw him in the last 5 years and he was good just like this video, but it still isn’t his peak performance so you didn’t really get to experience him in his full glory with this performance. That being said because he was still so great at this age it can give you and idea of how much more dynamic and special his earlier performances were.
I saw Diamond in concert. It was the only concert I have been to where no one got up and left. Everyone was glued to their seats. Neil and Tina Turner were two best concerts I have seen.
I've been listening to his music for decades. His Tap Root Manuscript album is fantastic. Thanks for this reaction.
Especially the African Trilogy. Great music!!!
My late mother was a Neil Diamond fan all of her too short life. We did our Saturday chores to his music on a stereo that occupied most of our front room. She would dance around and sing, much to our amusement.
He wrote songs that others turned into massive hits including I'm A Believer, The Grass Won't Pay No Mine, He Ain't Heavy (He's my brother). Beyond this, he was a consummate lyricists and song writer having major hits in the 60s-80s, Along with Bee Gees, John Denver and a few others who have a massive song catalogue during the modern pop music era. Mr. Diamond is an American classic.
Neil is awesome , gotta hear him in his prime...........
Neil is in his 80s doing these performances.
I knew a guy who had a college roommate who had emigrated with his parents from Russia. The guy said that every night when they lowered the American flag in their courtyard, the roommate put Diamond's "America" on and stood at the window, facing the flag, with his hand over his heart. Needless to say, he was completely sincere about this ritual and very thankful his family got to move.
I was fortunate enough to see 2 of his concerts in the 70's, what a great performer and songwriter.
I listened to Neil all the time. So great to see younger generations loving the music I grew up with ❤❤❤
He has some amazing Christmas albums as well.
When Neil was starting out…he had picked out two names he wanted to switch his stage name to. Everyone told him Neil Diamond was the perfect name. A Diamond is forever!🔥❤️💎
Neil is one of the Greatest songwriter/singers of a generation who has been covered by so many over the decades that it still amazes me when people don't know who he is. I am... I said, Brooklyn Roads, and Soolamon are my three favorites of his. But I have over 50 of his songs in my primary Playlist.
Lol. We all knew I'm a Believer by The Monkees. It's funny when you see younger people recognize it from Shrek. Love it has been around for almost 60 years! Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show is a must see of Neil Diamond. I've seen him in concert a couple of times. It was always a great show!
I grew up with Neil Diamond. Forever in Blue Jeans was my brothers wedding song. Now, America. I'm full Cree, but I was adopted into a rich white people's family dynamic.. it was hell. They hated me. However, the song America, i LOVED this song.. I too felt the wonder and adrenaline of this conquerer settler mind set.. I felt that way because I didn't know who I was, my history, my parents, my people. So I felt everything white people felt, as my own, I can understand. Imagine how I felt, as an adult, listening to the song, and knowing who I was, and the CRIME of what the song represents? Gives me chills.. to have come so far, in my pathway. So the song means a LOT to me.. but not for the same reasons as anyone else. Good reactions, guys. xo
Get over it. Everyone has crap to deal with.
Sounds like they should have left you an orphan. You would have been happier. Not sure why someone would adopt someone they hated. 🫤
Sorry you had to experience this. Maybe you can take it to gain strength from the whole time.
Yep. The colonizer mentality. You survived not being assimilated. I still love the song because of the sincerity that went into it....I am a child of immigrants who were poor, and had nothing and came across the atlantic and hoped for a better life. There are never enough apologies I could ever give for the genocide of a race of people. But you are of the Star People. I'm sure you know your lineage now. You and others have not been erased. And there is much for us all to do. The best to you, keetahbrough.
" Longfellow Serenade " is another masterpiece.
His duet of You Don't Bring Me Flowers, with Barbara Streisand was more of an event than a song.
I've had a crush on Neil Diamond since I was a teenager. He has always been my favorite singer. I cried while watching an interview he gave last year about his career, living with Parkinson's and about the Broadway show "A Beautiful Noise." Parkinson's is horrible!
Your wife's impersonation of Neil singing 'America" was BRILLIANT! It actually was spot on! Thanks for not removing that. It was great!
Neil Diamond is one of those performers that tried to stay true to his original soundtracks. It was what made him famous and what his fans wanted. Even in his later years he offered great concerts. Sadly, he no longer tours due to Parkinson's.
You might also want to check out Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). They did a concert at Wembley Stadium in 2017. They sound just like they did in the seventies. The videos of their concert is very similar to this one. The audience is having so much fun and is made up of all ages.
It is no secret that the music of the seventies and eighties is probably some of the greatest music out there. Musicians had to wear many hats, they had to play instruments, be able to sing and most of them wrote their own material. Concert tours were rough but they delivered amazing concerts for their fans. They was no lip syncing, no autotune, no special effects. Just good old talent. How times have changed.
Of course he's older here he made these songs hits in the 70s and 80s, and his early hits started in the 60s .
Neil just has one of those voices that makes me just want close my eyes, lean back on a bourbon and sway. Nothing more, just sway.
The best concert I have been to was Neil Diamond
Neil is quite the performer live. He has so many great songs.
First concert I ever saw was Neil Diamond at the Fabulous Forum in Los Angeles. I was just a kid and my parents took my sister and me. His songs were frequently played during our road-trips back in those days.
Neil also wrote the song, 'Heartlight' from the movie E.T. and so many others that many young people only know because other singers cover them. Thanks for the 'blast from the past' you shared today. I was a teen when he wrote and performed these.
Welcome to America! We are happy to have you!
I saw him in concert in the early 80s. It was one of the best shows I've ever seen.
America is about all us immigrants. You and all my ancestors who had a dream and a hope. It doesn't deal with when the dream of others was crushed or sublimated. But nonetheless it's the hopeful side of our history. You Sebs are part of it. But so am I. I'm a Believer was sung the the Monkees in the 60's. Neil Diamond has a huge body of work. Glad to see him on your channel.
Neil Diamond wrote I'm a Believer for a group called The Monkees
"America" from his Broadway role in the movie The Jazz Singer (1980) is a must! Should always start with the start of a career. He was an extremely popular male singer during the 60's &70's and 80's - especially among the ladies. A tremendously talented singer/songwriter and entertainer! worldwide sales over 130 mil units, including: 10 #1 singles on both Billboard & Contemporary Charts; 38 songs have reached the Top 10. He was inducted into The Songwriters H of F in 1984 and Rock H of F in 2011, along with being an honoree at The Kennedy Center Honors in 2011, and in 2018 received the Grammys Lifetime Achievement Award. Has written a ton of songs, beginning his affection for songwriting through writing poetry in high school. Many of his songs were hits for others, as they would release their cover of the song before Diamond would release his own, examples: "I'm a Believer" and "Its a little bit me, and a little bit you" - both were made hits by The Monkees. Some early hits: Cherry Cherry, Solitary Man, Brother Love's Travelling salvation show, Sweet Caroline, Kentucky Woman, Cracklin Rosie, Song sung blue, I am I said - many others, but those are a few of his hit singles. Can't go wrong listening to the Neil Diamond Library of Songs.
I love Neil Diamond!! I went to 2 of his concerts!! I have watched his movie he did probably 25 times, The Jazz Singer, with Luci Arnez, and Sir Laurence Olivier!! Awesome movie mainly because he's cute in it and the music!! My Mom lived with Parkinson's until her death at age 90...Parkinson's isn't fatal, but it sure make your elder years miserable! Cracklin Rosie, Song Sung Blue - his music is amazing!! Jonathan Livingston Seagull!!! He had his own style for sure and it was just singable great music!
He's a bit older in this video . . you really should see what else you can find -- he is so worth it!! HE WAS AWESOME!
i HAVE TO LAUGH - COMING TO AMERICA BACK THEN WAS SO COOL -- BUT TODAY - HOLY COW! YA, THEY COMIN' TO AMERICA ILLEGALLY!!!
I saw him in concert around 2000. He was amazing! He set his stage up in the center of the venue and it was a rotating stage. Everyone had a great view.
One of the best concerts, bar none! So good, so interactive, I’ve loved him since the early ‘70s
wife and I saw Neil Diamond in his "America" tour in Austin Tx 1983, what a great singer songwriter. 40+ yrs ago and still have great memories!