Music legend Neil Sedaka dead at 86

Spunky1 said:

I was little at the time but I remember the Captain and Tenille short lived TV show .

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Always thought Toni Tennille was hot...

Sedaka was a very talented guy...I never got to see him unfortunately...His love for his craft seemed to shine through on the small screen, that was plain to see.

Another guy from that time that I missed was Neil Diamond..After seeing the oscar award nominee Kate Hudson from the movie ''Song Sung Blue'' I was reminded just how special he is...Been listening to Diamond's material a lot the last few days.

Some great artists from that era.

The Oracle said:

Sedaka was a very talented guy...I never got to see him unfortunately...His love for his craft seemed to shine through on the small screen, that was plain to see.

Another guy from that time that I missed was Neil Diamond..After seeing the oscar award nominee Kate Hudson from the movie ''Song Sung Blue'' I was reminded just how special he is...Been listening to Diamond's material a lot the last few days.

Some great artists from that era.

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I re-uploaded this earlier this morning; it was part of one of my older archive(dot)org accounts that was deleted because of copyright violation claims.

This is also one of my own video rips, from unofficial DVD/.VOB files.

This is a spectacular live performance by Neil Diamond, originally broadcast on the BBC on September 4, 1971. Neil is accompanied by his acoustic guitar, the BBC Orchestra, and backing vocalists unseen on camera.

Setlist:

Sweet Caroline
Solitary Man
Cracklin' Rose
Done Too Soon
A Modern Day Version of Love
He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Holly Holy
I Am... I Said
Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show

Click here to download my 400 MB Xvid capture, (640x480 resolution). 39 Minutes.

A lesser quality .mp4 version is currently being encoded by the site for online viewing. It should be available sometime around noon on Sunday.