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12 th row cnter went all 5 nights

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Killer song: Front Line - one of my top 5 favorite SW songs

The Neil Diamond Band Lead vocals and guitar: Neil Diamond Guitars: Richard Bennett and Doug Rhone Bass Guitar: Reinie Press Keyboards: Tom Hensley and Alan Lindgren Drums: Ron Tutt Percussion: King Errisson and Vince Charles Backup vocals: Linda Press and Doug Rhone

Band personnel Neil Diamond: vocals and acoustic guitar Richard Bennett: guitars Doug Rhone: guitars and vocals Reinie Press: bass guitar Linda Press: vocals Tom Hensley: piano and keyboards Alan Lindgren: keyboards, synthesizers, and piano King Errisson: percussion Vince Charles: percussion Ron Tutt: drums

The Neil Diamond Band Neil Diamond: vocals and acoustic guitar Tom Hensley: piano and keyboards Alan Lindgren: keyboards, synthesizers, piano Reinie Press: bass guitar Linda Press: vocals Doug Rhone: guitars and vocals Richard Bennett: guitars Ron Tutt: drums King Errisson: percussion Vince Charles: percussion

No Holly Holy???

I saw this years ago on HBO when they aired this concert and have wanted to hear it again ever since. So glad it's here. Incredible song!

Dear God thank you for Mr. Stevie Wonder. I miss these music telethons.

ALSO ,,, FULLFINGNESS 2ND FINALE WAS,NT RELEASED,,,, SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE CAME OUT INSTEAD (for 7quid LOL) well done STEVIE LOVE YOU SO MUCH ❤😂

FRONTLINE WAS ONE OF FOU 12 INCH SINGLES FOUND ON THE MUSICQUARIAM ALBUM,,,,,,, ALONG WITH ,,, DO I DO,,,, RIBBOON IN THE SKY,,,, AND THAT GIRL ❤STEVE I LOVE YOU❤,,,, ALSO A FEW ALBUMS TO CHECK ARE THE 2 LIVE ONES FROM 1970,,,, HIS DRUM SOLOS ARE INCREDIBLE 😂 ALSOO ALBUM ,,,, WHERE IM COMING FROM ❤ PUT STEVE IN CHARG AND THERE WOULD BE NO MORE WAR ❤

Although his voice sounds a little different as he's aged.

One of his all-time best.

Stevie counted down from five.

Te amo Neil.. Por siempre

Back when television entertainment was truly entertaining.

God bless Stevie❣️🎼

Hermoso concierto. Lástima que no lo pudimos ver... Pero se agradece

Que lindo cantar donde esté su canción del gran EEUU.

My first Neil Diamond concert of many was in 1984, at Earl's Court, London. Such a generous performer, always delivering and playing lengthy concerts!

They do not scream out after a song, T all, I have seen ND at concerts over and over again. Of course the women (all ages), cannot resist the best singer/musician with many talents and handsome. They are only showing their gratitude and emotions ❤

Was there twice 2 days BRILLIANT

Yo baby yo baby yo

Que lindo que eres Neil

why was the band intro cut when Neil was talking about learning to play the steel drums? I’d loved to have heard him learning to play them. Loved Vincent RIP . And he had his son Jesse with him that night too!!❤

I have been looking for this version of anita baker😊

Always great

WE WAN TO SEE THE CONCERT, NOT JUST HERE THE MUSIC. WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?? 😢😢

NEIIL SO UNICO TE ESTOY ESCUCHANDO COMOTODOS LOS DAS.

This is better than hot august night

Five night run at the Seattle Center Coliseum. I was at 4 of these shows. Greatest performer, singer/songwriter of all time.

What a wonderful show. Such a treat to see Raymond Burr doing comedy. I love the way he went right into Perry Mason mode during the toaster sketch. Adorable!

Best album

Уникален и разтърсват с изпълненията си!!! Веднага пламва цялата ти същност!! Незабравим и великолепен с изпълненията си! ВЕЧЕН!❤

Is there any live video of this concert?

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NEIL' MUSIC IS INCREDIBLE. SO ARE HIS CONCERTS. ❤ WHERE IS THE VIDEO OF THIS CONCERT? 😢😢😢

I was at this concert but this is the first time I've seen the video since. Amazing!

Amo

WHY ISNT THE ACTUAL CONCERT BEING SHOWN, & NOT JUST THE MUSIC? THIS IS TOTALLY UNACCEPTABL. WE WANT TO SEE THE WHOLE CONCERT. 😢😢😢

My hero and idol Stevie Wonder aka THE God of ALL Music !!!

I was at this very concert...Charles and Diana were there too...Absolutely fantastic ❤

Wow!!!! genial!

The Duet on Hey Jude with Ella & Glen was fabulous....i could just hear the youngsters like myself in 1970, sayin okay this old lady is groovy, she sings it cool, not square like most adults. What a rare opportunity for Ella to sound modern.

Lol I was at that taping for this show. It was awesome.

4 great talents in one hour. You'll never see the likes of this again, with real instruments and voices, none of this computer sh*t. A young Steve Martin was one of the writers, and comedian Jack Burns also.

Up Up and Away and By the Time I Get to Phoenix was written by Jimmy Webb. Both were nominated for song of the year, for 1967 and Up Up and Away won the Grammy for song of the year. 1967 [in the 1968 ceremony]. It was rare to be a songwriter with 2 songs nominated like that. Many of Glen's big hits from 1967 -1970 were written by Webb. Glen didn't like the ending to By the Time I Get to Phoenix, left in the same key, so he consulted Webb while recording it and said try this...and thus ending in a new key, creating the finality mood of the story and song....Webb was happy with that. I bet he wished he would have though t of that.

According to the NY Times obituary for Lou Gossett Jr., Lou co-wrote Handsome Johnny with Richie, backing in their Greenwich Village days.

I was in the mountains of North Carolina when this TV "SPECIAL" honoring the "VIETNAM VETS" COMING HOME! You have to UNDERSTAND, that we (Vietnam Vets) had been "HOME" for anywhere from "22 to 14 years"! I have been BACK nearly 17 years and had ABANDONED any mentioning of my SACRIFICES and SERVICES in Vietnam. So when I saw this "SPECIAL" with several artists of the '80s, including Creedence Clearwater Revival, whose lead singer, John Fogerty, served in the Vietnam War. In 1966; I was in a hotel room with a lady I'd been dating and was on vacation. Perhaps, inspired by his experiences in Vietnam, Fogerty (and two other members of the group known as CCR, Stu Cook and Doug Clifford, who had also served in Vietnam) had penned a song that was sort of one of the theme songs and that I would hear often times when the airborne unit next to our base camp in Chu Lai was going out on a "mission", "BAD MOON RISING"...we knew that was possibly a "BAD SIGN" that some of those guys would NOT be coming back (alive). But my memory of Anita Baker, BACKED BY THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY CHOIR (hear me Akil Wingate?) was ETCHED IN MY MIND, because until THAT MOMENT and THIS CONCERT, "NO ONE, FRIEND OR RELATIVE" had said "WELCOME HOME or WE CARE". I became so emotional after viewing this concert that I could NOT DRIVE BACK DOWN THE MOUNTAIN (HIGHWAYS). The lady I was dating, had to take over the drive back, because I cried most of the way back as Anita singing "I wanna KNOW WHAT LOVE IS..." kept ringing in my head. And I couldn't shake the images and feelings that even though "WE" (those Vietnam Vets who had made it back) were spit on, cursed, ridiculed, and treated as "VILLAINS" and UNWORTHY of THE RIGHTS and FREEDOM, that WE 17-24-year-olds (over 70% of the U.S. soldiers who DIED in Vietnam were in that age bracket) THOUGHT we were fighting for, where somehow "UNWORTHY" of receiving upon our return. So much so, that when people would ask me, "Ted, where have you been the last year or so...", I'd tell them that "I'd been in jail for Breaking and Entering (B&E); BUT I'd learned my lesson and moving forward"...but don't mention Vietnam. So to hear Anita and the Howard University choir put so much SOUL into saying/singing "WELCOME HOME", it was like hearing the song that cost Freda Payne her career, "Bring The Boys Home," which we played while I was in Vietnam. I had an emotional reaction that had been pinned up inside for over a DECADE and A HALF. And at times, even though I was not driving (couldn't drive), my date would have to pull over on the shoulders of the highway and just give me a HUG to calm me down. I guess I LOST IT. But decades later, I would "SEARCH" for this recording and until now, I had not seen it. And once again, today, I am having an emotional reaction. Thank you, Anita, Howard University and CCR.

Together again in the great yonder… 🕯️❤️