The Jazz Singer' didn't do much for Neil Diamond's acting career. But songs like "Love On The Rocks" ensured his music career was just fine.

Neil Diamond, “Love On The Rocks” (1980) Neil Diamond really only has himself to blame for his somewhat lame rep: Songs like ”Sweet Caroline” and “Song Sung Blue” hover right around ...

Forty years ago this week, the soundtrack to Neil Diamond‘s The Jazz Singer arrived in record stores. The album was an enormous success due to hit singles “Love on the Rocks,” “Hello Again ...

Ask Neil Diamond, who receives a star today on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the secret to his longevity and his answer is refreshingly simple: ... “America,” “Love on the Rocks” and ...

As the older Neil, Westenberg gave an emotional performance. A particularly stirring moment of the show came in Act II, when, in a reflection on his childhood set to a mashup of "Brooklyn Roads ...

But from a bad movie came some of Diamond's most-loved songs: "Love on the Rocks," "Hello, Again" and "America." ... at 71, Neil Diamond continues to be among the highest-grossing live acts.

With the exception of some rough notes on “Love on the Rocks” — which might have been placed too early in the set for the good of his vocal cords — Diamond’s baritone sounded superb and ...

Diamond did several numbers with his band – “Cherry, Cherry,” “Love on the Rocks” and “America” to name a few – before the night was concluded with an all-star sing-along of ...