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Cash Box Magazine names Neil #1 Singer for 1967—in a tie with Frank Sinatra.

Bang releases “New Orleans,” and “Hanky Panky.”

Neil is interviewed on “The Merv Griffin Show,” a syndicated talk show. During the interview, Neil demonstrates fencing techniques. Neil performs “Stranger In Paradise” and “Jenny Rebecca.”

Neil signs recording deal with UNI Records.

Neil appears again on “The Merv Griffin Show,” performing “Softly As I Leave You,” and his soon-to-be-released single, “Brooklyn Roads.”

Neil appears on the syndicated talk show, “The Mike Douglas Show.”

Bang releases “Red Red Wine,” and “Red Rubber Ball.”

UNI releases “Brooklyn Roads,” and “Holiday Inn Blues.”

Neil is chairman of a “Musicians Against Drugs (M.A.D.)” concert at Philharmonic Hall in New York City.