Neil Diamond - Kentucky Woman stereo

This is the rare stereo version of Neil Diamond's Kentucky Woman from the 1978 Frog King/Columbia House LP "Early Classics." This was a hit for Neil back in 1967 on the Bang Records label and it peaked at #22 on the charts. Copyright 1967 Sony Music Entertainment and Neil Diamond

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"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

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• Neil Diamond
• Kentucky Woman
• Early Classics
• Frog King
• Columbia House

[jojopuppyfish]

IMO that frog LP above is well worth hunting down.  Its the best sound Neil for the bang tracks.

[BradOlsonBemidji]

@jojopuppyfish Thanks for the comment

[mrmjb1960]

The first time I've heard this in True Stereo! Now,if Columbia/Legacy will follow-through with a CD Version of this down the road,I'll be in Heaven!

[BradOlsonBemidji]

@mrmjb1960 Thanks for the comment

[BradOlsonBemidji]

In fact, Cherry Cherry does exist in stereo.

[BradOlsonBemidji]

There is a website called Neil Diamond on Bang Records that you can Google to find the URL and it has all of the Bang Records stereo mix information.

[hiramlaura]

Great song! I have a cat that I nick-named Kentucky woman...she fits the lyrics to a "t". I love that little gal!!!! I sing this to her all the time...she loves it!

[LORRIEVIVALASVEGAS]

A True American Treasure and Legend!

[ChihuahuaboyDH]

1966-72 era (Bang & UNI) Neil Diamond is his best work, IMHO - better than his later Columbia releases. All spanning a career that has lasted as long as I've been alive (45 years in totality). Congratulations on your R&RHoF nomination, Neil!

Bravo, Neil Leslie Diamond!

[jane78ist]

i love him 

[11sombrita]

thanks for a pretty song.

[BritishInvasionFan1]

I have this album, including the songbook, which came with it. It's truly the best Neil Diamond record out there. If you don't already have it, it's an excellent find.