HH: This is the In Sound presented by the United States Army.
A happy how do you do to you. I’m Harry Harrison, This is the In Sound Show. The show for music minded
America. The show that everyday features the records selected by one of our listeners as the in sound in his
town. Who’s going to make today’s pick. A fellow from Eureka, California, wrote that he like to make a pick and today, Rob Dunning is going to make our In Sound pick.
HH: Hi, Rob
Rob (Caller) Hi, Harry
HH: How’s everything going in Eureka?
Rob: Fine
HH: Good, by the way, on what station do you hear the In Sound?
Rob: K-Red radio
HH: That’s a great station. What’s that big in sound on big K-Red radio?
Rob: Brooklyn Roads by Neil Diamond
HH: Neil’s really got a winner there in his new one. Thank
you Rob for picking it.
Rob: OK, Thank you, Harry
HH: Neil Diamond is going to tell us about Brooklyn
Roads.
First though, you gals that just finished high school will probably like to see a bit of the world before settling down.
Travel can be one of most enriching things in life. There is a way you could travel while your young enough to enjoy it.
You can work in Europe. Sound impossible. Well, it’s not.
In the women’s Army Corps, you could be stationed in many interesting and exciting countries spending your working hours in the army. But when your off-duty, you get to really see the
country. In seeing the bit of the world appeals to you, see your army recruiting Sgt. He can arrange it. Your future, your decision, choose Army. (Brooklyn Roads starts to play)
HH: Neil Diamond writes and sings about his days in Brooklyn, “Brooklyn Roads.”
HH: Neil Diamond and his latest, “Brooklyn Roads.”
(HH Starts to talk at end of Brooklyn Roads)
HH: Neil always a pleasure to have you come down and see us here on the In Sound
ND: Howdy
HH: Hi, and now Neil, you write, you sing, and you produce records. One of the ones you wrote for the Monkees,
really set a record too. Could you tell us about “Daydream Believer?”
ND: For what I understand, it was one of thee, if not thee, the largest selling single in the history of records. Something like 8 or 10 million records, which is ah unbelievable and my family has only 4 or 5 million people in it. So, after they bought the records I don’t know who else bought them.
HH: Well, practically everyone else I’d say. Wish we had more time to talk, Neil. I do thank you for being with us today. As always. Best of luck to Neil Diamond.
ND: Well, it’s really been a gas. I hope both we can see other again
HH: The In Sound as been presented by the United States Army.
And I’m Harry Harrison, reminding you, that the United States Army is the worlds largest educator and can teach you a new skill. Your future, your decision, Choose Army.