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Neil Sedaka - The Definitive Collection (Vinyl)

Neil Sedaka - The Definitive Collection (Vinyl)

Artist: Neil Sedaka

Music Genre: Vocal music

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ArtistNeil Sedaka
FormatVinyl
GenreVocal music
Released31 July 2026
Barcode0792755881262

Track Listing

Disc 1

  1. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (Fast)
  2. Oh! Carol
  3. Stairway to Heaven
  4. Calendar Girl
  5. Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
  6. Next Door to an Angel
  7. Rainy Day Bells
  8. Going Nowhere
  9. You
  10. Laughter in the Rain
  11. The Immigrant

Disc 2

  1. Solitaire
  2. Love Will Keep Us Together
  3. Bad Blood
  4. The Hungry Years
  5. Should Have Never Let You Go (Feat. Dara Sedaka)
  6. Been There Done That
  7. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (Slow)
  8. Where the Boys Are
  9. It Hurts to Be in Love
  10. What a Surprise
  11. Junkie for Your Love

About the artist

For combined credits Sedaka / Cody please use Phil Cody-Neil Sedaka.
American singer, pianist, composer and producer. Born, March 13, 1939, Brooklyn, New York, USA and died February 27, 2026 aged 86 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
In a 2010 interview, he stated that it was the arrival of the British Invasion, most notably The Beatles who halted his singing career in the early 60s.
Collaborating with songwriting partners, Howard Greenfield and Phil Cody, he penned numerous hits for Connie Francis, Carpenters, Captain And Tennille among others. He credited Elton John for reviving his singing career in the mid-70s. Elton signed him to his new label in the United States and sang on "Bad Blood". That LP was appropriately titled "Sedaka's Back".
Married to Leba Sedaka in 11 September 1962, they had a daughter, Dara Sedaka and a son, Marc. He was a first cousin of Eydie Gormé.

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