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The Honeydogs record “It’s So Strange (The Way Love Works),” which Neil co-wrote with Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry. This recording has never been released.

Columbia releases “That New Boy In Town,” co-written by Neil and Carl D’Errico and recorded by Jan Tanzy.

The DFD label releases “Nathaniel B. Jackson” and “(You’ll Never Be) Anything But Mine,” co-written and co-produced by Neil and Carl D’Errico, and recorded by Tracy Starr.

The Coral label releases Neil’s “It Comes and Goes,” recorded by Mike Berry. (The Mercury Label also released this song, recorded by Priscilla Mitchell, in the same year.)

Columbia releases Neil’s “Just Another Guy,” recorded by Cliff Richard.

Columbia Records releases Neil’s “Don’t Go Away Mad,” recorded by Bobby Vinton.

Neil enters into an agreement with Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich, to form Tallyrand Music, Inc., which allows Neil to publish and produce his own music.

The Decca Label releases “Where Do You Run?” written by Neil Diamond and Jaye Posner, and recorded by Billy Fury.

United Artists Label releases Neil’s “Sunday and Me,” recorded by Jay and the Americans.