1.
What year did Neil Diamond have the hit single "Cracklin' Rose" on Uni?
Correct Answer
D. 1970
Explanation
In 1970, Neil Diamond had the hit single "Cracklin' Rose" on Uni.
2.
What year did Neil Diamond have the hit single "Song Sung Blue" on Uni?
Correct Answer
D. 1972
Explanation
In 1972, Neil Diamond had the hit single "Song Sung Blue" on Uni.
3.
Neil Diamond first appeared on which of these TV shows in 1991?
Correct Answer
A. The Tonight Show
Explanation
Neil Diamond first appeared on The Tonight Show in 1991.
4.
In August 1971 Neil Diamond played how many nights at the Greek Theater in L.A.?
Correct Answer
D. 7
Explanation
In August 1971, Neil Diamond played 7 nights at the Greek Theater in L.A.
5.
What year was Neil Diamond inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame?
Correct Answer
D. 1984
Explanation
Neil Diamond was inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 1984. This recognition signifies that his contributions to the field of songwriting were highly regarded and influential. It acknowledges his talent and impact on the music industry.
6.
What is Neil Diamond's middle name?
Correct Answer
B. Leslie
Explanation
Neil Diamond's middle name is Leslie.
7.
On what 1960's TV show did Neil Diamond appear as a night club singer?
Correct Answer
D. Mannix
Explanation
Neil Diamond appeared as a night club singer on the 1960's TV show Mannix.
8.
Who co-wrote the song "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" with Neil Diamond?
Correct Answer
B. Alan And Marilyn Bergman
Explanation
Alan and Marilyn Bergman co-wrote the song "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" with Neil Diamond. They are a renowned American songwriting couple who have collaborated with many artists and have written numerous popular songs. Their work in the music industry has earned them multiple awards, including three Academy Awards and four Grammy Awards.
9.
What Neil Diamond song includes "Listen easy, you can hear God calling"?
Correct Answer
C. And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind
Explanation
"And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind" is the correct answer because this Neil Diamond song includes the lyrics "Listen easy, you can hear God calling." This line suggests that the song explores themes of spirituality and the connection between God and the listener. The other options, "Sweet Caroline," "Captain Sunshine," and "Angel Above My Head," do not contain this specific lyric and are therefore not the correct answer.
10.
Where was Neil Diamond born?
Correct Answer
A. Brooklyn, New York
Explanation
Neil Diamond was born in Brooklyn, New York.
11.
Neil Diamond's maternal grandparents emigrated from what country?
Correct Answer
A. Russia
Explanation
Neil Diamond's maternal grandparents emigrated from Russia.
12.
What song did Neil Diamond write for the movie "Saving Silverman"?
Correct Answer
B. I Believe In Happy Endings
Explanation
Neil Diamond wrote the song "I Believe In Happy Endings" for the movie "Saving Silverman". This song was specifically composed for the film and reflects the theme of the movie, which is about friendship and the pursuit of love. The lyrics of the song convey a positive and optimistic message, emphasizing the belief in the possibility of happy endings.
13.
What song did Neil Diamond perform at The Band's final performance?
Correct Answer
B. Dry Your Eyes
Explanation
Neil Diamond performed "Dry Your Eyes" at The Band's final performance.
14.
How many times has Neil Diamond been married?
Correct Answer
A. 2
Explanation
Neil Diamond has been married two times.
15.
Neil Diamond traveled to what city to do filming for the movie "Saving Silverman"?
Correct Answer
B. Vancouver
Explanation
Neil Diamond traveled to Vancouver to do filming for the movie "Saving Silverman".
16.
In 1945 Neil Diamond 's father was in the U.S. Army and moved the family where?
Correct Answer
B. Cheyenne, WY
Explanation
In 1945, Neil Diamond's father, who was serving in the U.S. Army, moved the family to Cheyenne, WY.
17.
When was Neil Diamond born?
Correct Answer
A. January 24,1941
Explanation
Neil Diamond was born on January 24, 1941.
18.
With whom did Neil Diamond co-write "Forever In Blue Jeans"?
Correct Answer
A. Richard Bennett
Explanation
Neil Diamond co-wrote "Forever In Blue Jeans" with Richard Bennett.
19.
Name Neil Diamond's four children?
Correct Answer
C. Marjorie, Elyn, Jesse And Micah
20.
Neil Diamond made his first national television appearance on what show?
Correct Answer
D. American Bandstand
Explanation
Neil Diamond made his first national television appearance on American Bandstand. This show was a popular music program that showcased various musical acts and provided a platform for artists to gain exposure and connect with a wider audience. It was known for featuring popular and emerging musicians, making it an ideal platform for Neil Diamond to make his debut on national television.
21.
What year was Neil Diamond inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?
Correct Answer
C. He Wasn't
Explanation
Neil Diamond has not been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
22.
What year was the single "Sweet Caroline" released?
Correct Answer
B. 1969
Explanation
"Sweet Caroline" was released in 1969. This information is not explicitly mentioned in the question, but it is implied that one of the given options is the correct answer. Therefore, based on the options provided, 1969 is the correct answer.
23.
Who designs most of Neil Diamond's sparkly shirts that he wears on stage?
Correct Answer
D. Bill Whitten
Explanation
Bill Whitten is the correct answer because he is a renowned fashion designer who has designed most of Neil Diamond's sparkly shirts that he wears on stage. Whitten's expertise and talent in creating unique and eye-catching designs perfectly complement Diamond's stage presence and style. His designs have become iconic and have contributed to Diamond's image as a performer.
24.
Who did Neil Diamond write his first song "Hear Them Bells" for?
Correct Answer
D. Girl Friend
Explanation
Neil Diamond wrote his first song "Hear Them Bells" for his girlfriend.
25.
On which 70's TV show did Neil Diamond not appear?
Correct Answer
D. Sonny & Cher
Explanation
Neil Diamond did not appear on the TV show Sonny & Cher in the 70's.