Name: Love Songs [2002 UK Bonus Tracks]
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Love Songs [2002 UK Bonus Tracks]

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Album: Love Songs [2002 UK Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sweet Caroline - (live)
2)	Red Red Wine - (live)
3)	Chelsea Morning
4)	If I Never Knew Your Name
5)	Until It's Time for You to Go
6)	Husbands and Wives
7)	Long Gone
8)	Smokey Lady
9)	I Think It's Going to Rain Today
10)	Both Sides Now
11)	Suzanne
12)	Juliet
13)	Hurtin' You Don't Come Easy
14)	Glory Road
15)	Done Too Soon
16)	Sunday Sun
17)	Modern Day Version of Love, A
18)	Deep in the Morning
19)	Thank the Lord for the Night-Time - (live)
20)	Everybody's Talkin'

Album: Love Songs [2002 UK Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sweet Caroline - (live)
2)	Red Red Wine - (live)
3)	Chelsea Morning
4)	If I Never Knew Your Name
5)	Until It's Time for You to Go
6)	Husbands and Wives
7)	Long Gone
8)	Smokey Lady
9)	I Think It's Going to Rain Today
10)	Both Sides Now
11)	Suzanne
12)	Juliet
13)	Hurtin' You Don't Come Easy
14)	Glory Road
15)	Done Too Soon
16)	Sunday Sun
17)	Modern Day Version of Love, A
18)	Deep in the Morning
19)	Thank the Lord for the Night-Time - (live)
20)	Everybody's Talkin'

Performer Notes

Producers: Tommy Cogbill, Tom Catalano, Neil Diamond, Chips Moman.
Compilation producer: Mike Ragogna.
Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Budget collection.
Produced by the Band's Robbie Robertson, who had produced the previous year's BEAUTIFUL NOISE, 1977's LOVE AT THE GREEK is a document of Neil Diamond at the height of his fame, performing hits like "Kentucky Woman" and "Sweet Caroline" before an audibly awestruck crowd. The musicianship is impeccable throughout, while the arrangements update and in some cases improve on the originals, injecting freshness and vitality into Diamond classics like "Holly Holy" and "Song Sung Blue." The medley from the songwriter's "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" opus is a particular highlight.

Professional Reviews

Q (4/02, p.131) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...A fairly strong collection..."