Neil Diamond 12 Songs 2024

NOW Music are proud to present an exclusive release on 2 x Vinyl, LP at HMV. Presenting 30 tracks across a 2-LP set pressed in gorgeous transparent purple vinyl. 'NOW That's What I Call hmv: Singer And Song' celebrates some of the greatest artists of all time with one of their signature songs. Including timeless classics from 7 decades - the album is an essential addition to any great record collection Opening with George Michael's beautiful 'Jesus To A Child', and Elton John's beloved 'Your Song', the exceptional standard is maintained with defining tracks from Sting, Paul McCartney and Wings ) and Rod Stewart 'Maggie May'. Flip the LP over for U.S. singer-songwriter gold: Bruce Springsteen with 'The River', 'Piano Man' from Billy Joel, 'Neil Diamond's enduringly popular 'Sweet Caroline', Carly Simon with 'You're So Vain'.

The BBC once described Rob Halligan as “Bruce Springsteen having English tea with Billy Bragg”.

Gilbert O’Sullivan, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of his generation will return in 2024 with “Songbook”, following his previous successful studio album “Driven”. “Songbook”, a newly recorded 12 track album including a classic collection of key songs from Gilbert’s expansive catalogue over the last 55 years. Recorded at Lafayette, King’s Cross in late 2023. The album features long time friend, Bill Shanley on guitar and backing vocals The album features paired down versions of classic songs such as “Alone Again (Naturally)”, “Clair” and “Get Down”. There is also a brand new tracks which features on the album entitled “A Kiss is a Kiss”. This new album is a reminder to both existing fans and potential fans that Gilbert O’Sullivan is the songwriter’s songwriter. Gilbert has been championed in recent years by everyone from Paul Weller, Nina Simone, Mick Hucknall, Squeeze’s Difford & Tilbrook, Neil Diamond to Gary Barlow (whose Crooner Sessions Gilbert duetted on a few years ago), The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess, Empire Of The Sun and Boy George. I hear it’s Paul Weller’s favourite Gilbert O’Sullivan track and, this is also the track that Tim Burgess performed with Gilbert on stage at the Barbican in late ’22!

Gilbert O’Sullivan, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of his generation will return in 2024 with “Songbook”, following his previous successful studio album “Driven”. “Songbook”, a newly recorded 12 track album including a classic collection of key songs from Gilbert’s expansive catalogue over the last 55 years. Recorded at Lafayette, King’s Cross in late 2023. The album features long time friend, Bill Shanley on guitar and backing vocals The album features paired down versions of classic songs such as “Alone Again (Naturally)”, “Clair” and “Get Down”. There is also a brand new tracks which features on the album entitled “A Kiss is a Kiss”. This new album is a reminder to both existing fans and potential fans that Gilbert O’Sullivan is the songwriter’s songwriter. Gilbert has been championed in recent years by everyone from Paul Weller, Nina Simone, Mick Hucknall, Squeeze’s Difford & Tilbrook, Neil Diamond to Gary Barlow (whose Crooner Sessions Gilbert duetted on a few years ago), The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess, Empire Of The Sun and Boy George. I hear it’s Paul Weller’s favourite Gilbert O’Sullivan track and, this is also the track that Tim Burgess performed with Gilbert on stage at the Barbican in late ’22!

Gilbert O’Sullivan, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of his generation will return in 2024 with “Songbook”, following his previous successful studio album “Driven”. “Songbook”, a newly recorded 12 track album including a classic collection of key songs from Gilbert’s expansive catalogue over the last 55 years. Recorded at Lafayette, King’s Cross in late 2023. The album features long time friend, Bill Shanley on guitar and backing vocals The album features paired down versions of classic songs such as “Alone Again (Naturally)”, “Clair” and “Get Down”. There is also a brand new tracks which features on the album entitled “A Kiss is a Kiss”. This new album is a reminder to both existing fans and potential fans that Gilbert O’Sullivan is the songwriter’s songwriter. Gilbert has been championed in recent years by everyone from Paul Weller, Nina Simone, Mick Hucknall, Squeeze’s Difford & Tilbrook, Neil Diamond to Gary Barlow (whose Crooner Sessions Gilbert duetted on a few years ago), The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess, Empire Of The Sun and Boy George. I hear it’s Paul Weller’s favourite Gilbert O’Sullivan track and, this is also the track that Tim Burgess performed with Gilbert on stage at the Barbican in late ’22!

Gilbert O’Sullivan, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of his generation will return in 2024 with “Songbook”, following his previous successful studio album “Driven”. “Songbook”, a newly recorded 12 track album including a classic collection of key songs from Gilbert’s expansive catalogue over the last 55 years. Recorded at Lafayette, King’s Cross in late 2023. The album features long time friend, Bill Shanley on guitar and backing vocals The album features paired down versions of classic songs such as “Alone Again (Naturally)”, “Clair” and “Get Down”. There is also a brand new tracks which features on the album entitled “A Kiss is a Kiss”. This new album is a reminder to both existing fans and potential fans that Gilbert O’Sullivan is the songwriter’s songwriter. Gilbert has been championed in recent years by everyone from Paul Weller, Nina Simone, Mick Hucknall, Squeeze’s Difford & Tilbrook, Neil Diamond to Gary Barlow (whose Crooner Sessions Gilbert duetted on a few years ago), The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess, Empire Of The Sun and Boy George. I hear it’s Paul Weller’s favourite Gilbert O’Sullivan track and, this is also the track that Tim Burgess performed with Gilbert on stage at the Barbican in late ’22!

Four-hour, 3CD, 91 track anthology of late 60s American bubblegum pop. Hit singles, cult collectables and obscure album tracks. Featuring The Archies, The Monkees, Ohio Express, 1910 Fruitgum Co., The Lemon Pipers and Crazy Elephant. In the late summer of 1966, manufactured pop quartet The Monkees – a Beatles-inspired concept inevitably nicknamed the Prefab Four – made their TV and vinyl debut. Overseen by industry veteran Don Kirshner, whose Brill Building-honed team supplied most of the songs, The Monkees were aimed at the pre-teen market effectively disenfranchised by the increasingly sophisticated nature of mid-60s pop.

Last year, Margaret Glaspy shared her third album, Echo The Diamond. It turns out that while she was touring to promote that record, she was working on a new EP entitled The Sun Doesn’t Think, which comes out this Friday. The lead single “24/7” is out now. “This song represents my attempt to understand how the threads of my childhood have woven the adult costume that I wear,” the New York indie singer-songwriter said in a statement. “I started to see that my beliefs about love and life had not evolved since I was a little girl and it had a pretty direct link to my own sense of worry and anxiety.”