Neil Diamond Hits Trivia Quiz
Larry Bessel, Los Angeles Times via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0. Cropped and color-modified.
Neil Diamond: Songs, Sequins, and Sing-Alongs traces the performer’s rise from New York songwriter to arena headliner. The questions cover signature records, songs written for others, movie work, famous collaborators, live albums, and his unmistakable concert image.
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What This Quiz Covers
The quiz covers a stadium-ready 1969 hit, a chart-topping song written for a television group, a 1978 duet, a 1980 movie role, a landmark Los Angeles concert album, an early record label, and a noted costume designer.
Trivia Study Guide ›
- Who joined Neil Diamond on the chart-topping 1978 duet “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers”?
- Which 1969 Neil Diamond recording became a lasting stadium and concert sing-along?
- Which live album captured Neil Diamond’s sold-out 1972 engagement at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre?
- Which label released Neil Diamond’s early hits including “Solitary Man” and “Cherry, Cherry”?
- In which 1980 film did Neil Diamond make his starring screen debut?
- Whose photograph did Neil Diamond cite as inspiration for the title of his famous 1969 sing-along?
- Which 1970 recording gave Neil Diamond his first No. 1 solo single?
- Which television-born pop group took Neil Diamond’s “I’m a Believer” to No. 1?
- Which designer helped establish Neil Diamond’s glittering concert wardrobe beginning in the 1970s?
- Which 1982 movie inspired Neil Diamond, Burt Bacharach, and Carole Bayer Sager to write “Heartlight”?
Larry Bessel, Los Angeles Times via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0. Cropped and color-modified.
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