No images available.From a warehouse find, this is a new, unplayed stock copy. This single from 1973 was Bang's last 45 culled from Diamond's 1967 classic LP Just For You, produced by Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich. Some of the tunes, like the A side here, were released multiple times on different singles. "The Long Way Home" first appeared on the B side of "Thank The Lord For The Nighttime." When they were done, according to Joel Whitburn's terrific Top Pop Singles book, Bang had issued all of these songs from that inaugural Neil Diamond LP on 45:
- Solitary Man (twice)
- Cherry, Cherry
- You Got To Me
- Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon
- Thank The Lord For The Night Time
- The Long Way Home (twice)
- Red Red Wine
- Shilo
- I'm A Believer
By the way, that's a terrific version of "Monday, Monday" by Diamond on the flip... also from the Greenwich-Barry days.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M- | Audio: MWritten by: Neil Diamond (A), John Phillips (B)Produced by: Jeff Barry & Ellie GreenwichChart info: #91p in August 1973Mix: Stereo (Default for U.S. 45s after 1972)Other info: Contains a remixed version of the LP track.
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