By tam lucky 
About the song
Beneath the dazzling lights of the late 1960s, Neil Diamond was not just another name on the charts—he was an artist who carried the weight of human emotion in every note. His song “I Got The Feelin’ (Oh No, No)” is a vivid reflection of that artistry, blending vibrant rhythm with a story that resonates deeply. At its core, the track captures the uncertainty of love, that fragile space where desire collides with doubt. Listeners are drawn into the emotional tug-of-war, feeling the rush of passion and the hesitation that so often accompanies it.
What makes this piece extraordinary is Neil Diamond’s voice—rich, commanding, yet tender. He sings as if he is confiding in the listener, turning what could have been a simple pop number into something intimate and lasting. Every inflection carries meaning, as though he is opening a window into his own soul. That combination of strength and vulnerability would become one of his trademarks, setting him apart from many of his contemporaries.
Released during a decade bursting with experimentation and change, the song revealed Neil as more than just a rising star—it declared him a storyteller of the human heart. The driving beat and melodic hooks give it a timeless energy, yet beneath the surface lies a sincerity that refuses to fade. Even today, more than fifty years later, “I Got The Feelin’ (Oh No, No)” still delivers the same electric spark. It reminds us not only of the young artist finding his voice, but also of why Neil Diamond continues to hold a place among the greatest voices in music history. His songs were never just meant to be heard; they were meant to be felt.