The Legendary Liberace: Always, by Richard Addinsell, Euphemia Allen, Ludwig van Beethoven, Irving Berlin, Fryderyk Chopin, Neil Diamond, Sammy Fain, Leo Friedman, George Gershwin, and Liberace --
Piano Strings Tribute to Barbra Streisand, by Leonard Bernstein, Neil Diamond, Marvin Hamlisch, Burton Lane, Michel Legrand, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Rolf Lovland, Stephen Sondheim, Barbra Streisand, and Jule Styne -- $12.98
Love Songs, Vol. 2, by Adams/ Kamen/ Lange, Tom Bahler, Thomas Brown, Peter Cetera, Neil Diamond, Ben E. King, John Lennon, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Freddie Mercury, and Giorgio Moroder -- $6.98
Apparently sporting a Ryan Adams costume this Halloween, increasingly prolific scruffy freak-folk hero (do they come in any flavors other than scruffy?) Devendra Banhart has returned to the studio yet again.
Almost every pop singer of a certain age must have a marketing gimmick. Only a handful of over-55 artists -- Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and James Taylor come to mind -- can reliably move albums of all-new solo material.
TERRELL OWENS TO RELEASE CHILDREN’S BOOKS: First title, ‘Little T Learns to Share,’ due next month. *In perhaps an even bigger shock than erroneous reports of a suicide attempt, Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens has announced he will release his first children’s book in mid-November.
If you love the music of the 1960s, please da doo run run, don't walk, to the Parsippany Playhouse Friday for the premiere of "Leader of the Pack: The Songs of Ellie Greenwich."
Her name is Barbra and she can teach today's pop singers a thing or two about being a diva Pop music is full of young divas these days, but currently on tour is the mother of them all, Barbra Streisand.
Everyone knows that the greatness of the song "Sweet Caroline" increases exponentially with each beer you drink (as does any other Neil Diamond song, for that matter). But are there any other benefits to drinking? Of course there are. Before I go any further, I would like to clear up a confusion some people have.