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Neil Diamond

Neil Diamond

American singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Oct 26, 2026

Matt MarrHOST
3:44
Schnapps on the Rocks! Schnapps on the Rocks! Schnapps on the Rocks! I'd listen.
Matt MarrHOST
3:50
Neil Diamond.
Matt MarrHOST
3:52
It's an actual song? Love on the rocks.
Matt MarrHOST
3:55
Oh, you
Jake AnthonyHOST
4:37
And we just sound old.
Matt MarrHOST
4:40
Sound really old.
Jake AnthonyHOST
4:41
I think he was in The Jazz Singer when Neil Diamond was in a remake of The Jazz Singer.
Jake AnthonyHOST
4:47
Can you look it up for me, please? Because I can't type.
RyanHOST
59:16
And I think one of them is 2025's Craig Brewer's Song, Song Blue.
RyanHOST
59:21
The Neil Diamond tribute act biopic.
RyanHOST
59:24
Yeah.
RyanHOST
59:24
Not a biopic of Neil Diamond, but a biopic of the tribute act that is very real for Milwaukee.
RyanHOST
59:30
Yeah.
RyanHOST
59:31
This almost down the line, there's a lot of stars born in it.
KyleHOST
60:45
It was a good watch.
RyanHOST
60:48
Some of it is fun.
Colby T. HelmsGUEST
11:47
Right.
Colby T. HelmsGUEST
11:48
So I figured, you know, there's all these certain songs you play at campfires, like, you know, certain ones come up like follow you to verge you by Tyler Childers or, Sweet Caroline or, you know, by Neil Diamond or something.
Colby T. HelmsGUEST
11:59
You know, there's a certain song I said, I want to write something that is the perfect campfire jam song.
Colby T. HelmsGUEST
12:05
um something easy because that's the thing fireside loves a very simple song
Joshua StolteHOST
15:32
Anyway.
Joshua StolteHOST
15:32
Oh, Neil Diamond.
Joshua StolteHOST
15:33
I forgot.
Joshua StolteHOST
15:34
Neil Diamond wrote Lookout Here Comes Tomorrow.
Joshua StolteHOST
15:35
Did you know that? I forgot about
Jay ShepardHOST
15:37
that.
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Dean Yates

Oct 26 · 6 Mentions

Skylar GallopHOST
0:46
Dean toured nationally in the 70s.
Skylar GallopHOST
0:48
He played a show with the White House and has performed multiple Neil Diamond tribute shows.
Skylar GallopHOST
0:54
He is a great talent and a great time.
Skylar GallopHOST
0:58
I'm sure you will enjoy.
Dean YatesGUEST
3:07
But that's kind of how it started.
Dean YatesGUEST
3:09
And, and, and my voice, it's kind of, it's kind of low.
Dean YatesGUEST
3:12
So it lent itself to, uh, um, to certain celebrities and such where I was, um, like I actually do a Neil Diamond tribute show
Skylar GallopHOST
3:24
because
Bill BaileyHOST
4:27
Well, even before you even got the itch to perform, do you recall some of your earliest memories of music being played around the home?
Chris WoodGUEST
4:40
Neil Diamond.
Chris WoodGUEST
4:41
My love for Neil.
Chris WoodGUEST
4:43
So I love that dude.
Chris WoodGUEST
4:45
So grew up on Neil Diamond.
Chris WoodGUEST
4:47
And obviously...
Chris WoodGUEST
4:50
LaMarca and I share this kiss was obviously ingrained with me.
Chris WoodGUEST
4:56
Neil Diamond and Kiss, they were obviously the two major things going on in the Wood household back then.
Lisa PayneGUEST
6:40
I think you'd enjoy him because she's always, she loves music too.
Lisa PayneGUEST
6:44
Neil Diamond is her jam.
Lisa PayneGUEST
6:46
So we waited around at the Birchmere to meet him and I had him sign.
Lisa PayneGUEST
6:50
And so I was trying to figure out what the date was.
Lisa PayneGUEST
7:03
And with his Midwestern politeness, he stood up and took his hat off and was like, I'm very pleased to meet you.
Lisa PayneGUEST
7:11
And it just touched her so much that she was just like, I love that guy.
Lisa PayneGUEST
7:16
So yes, now there's Neil Diamond and John Hiatt in her playlist.
Lisa PayneGUEST
7:21
Some other stuff too, but so it just was like, I just, I was just so touched.
RobHOST
35:06
They played on Dusty Springfield's Son of a Preacher Man.
RobHOST
35:10
And they even played on Neil Diamond's Sweet Carolina.
PhilHOST
35:14
Those are some heavy hitters.
RobHOST
35:15
They're killers.
Michael ClarkHOST
20:21
sort of,
Spike SlawsonGUEST
20:22
there's an irony built into it, which has something to do with like, I look out and when I see people slam dancing to like Neil Diamond or like Judy Garland or something like that, like they don't cop to the irony in their faces.
Spike SlawsonGUEST
20:38
Like they're slam dancing as if it was like, you know, an exploited song or something like that, really serious.
Spike SlawsonGUEST
20:45
And you know, but it's over the rainbow by Judy Garland or, you know,
ZaydenHOST
51:42
And I went, hang on a minute, there's a fucking tape in the tape deck.
ZaydenHOST
51:45
Push that out and say, guess what? Fucking open up the centre console, Pantera, Neil Diamond.
ZaydenHOST
51:50
Ah, so good.
ZaydenHOST
51:51
Fucking Elton John, fucking, and then Bush Ballad.

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