The Neil Diamond Experience

Neil Diamond has said he will appear in a movie every 20 years. Luckily, the same is not true of my drawings. -evil laugh-

During my seventh year on this planet, the 80's remake of
The Jazz Singer staring Neil Diamond was on tv quite a few times.
Being seven, I really dug the ending to the movie. I mean I *really* enjoyed it.
So much so that I drew a picture to commemorate it.

Some notes about the picture:
(as if you couldn't determine these things on your own)

I was quite young when I drew the picture.
I really liked the midnight blue crayon.
Dig that flaming-pink-wearing conga/tympani player.
Notice also the pentagram drawn on Neil's really long arm. I'm not sure what I was trying to convey in that.
No, Neil is not flipping his audience off or doing anything to his arm, he's holding the microphone.
Why the microphone wire goes up the mic stand and ends at the elaborate clip device is a mystery, as is the astroturf floor.
I was trying to match the last scene from the film, that's also pictured on the record cover. (see below)

Music: "Forever In Blue Jeans" written by Neil Diamond and Richard Bennett
featured on the album "You Don't Bring Me Flowers", Columbia © 1978
If you've enjoyed this experience, go out and buy the album or the video, will you?

With apologies to Neil Diamond, Richard Bennett and Bill Whitten. :)

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