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Neil Sedaka, Still Keeping It Together

Fresh Air

Published April 16, 2007 at 7:53 AM HST

Singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, shown in a recording studio in a photo taken circa 1955, hit the charts as recently as 2004, after <em>American Idol</em> favorite Clay Aiken recorded his single "Solitaire." — Singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, shown in a recording studio in a photo taken circa 1955, hit the charts as recently as 2004, after American Idol favorite Clay Aiken recorded his single "Solitaire."

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