Neil Diamond's Searching for Tone
Louise Criscione, KRLA Beat, 5 November 1966
THOSE WHO start young are more apt to make it since they've more time to profit from their errors. Such a person is Neil Diamond. Apparently placing great faith in the "early start" theory, Neil began writing songs while he was still in high school in Brooklyn. "I got a job for $50 a week writing songs for other people," reveals the darkly handsome Neil.
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