Voted along with Jimmy Iovine and Phil Ramone in New York Magazine as “One of NY’s Hottest Record Producers”

Headed up music publishing companies for Mercury Records, Sony Music, & Warner Bros

Recruited by Clive Davis to head up CBS/April Blackwood Music in dual capacity along with Clive’s A&R team and his first signing was Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show scoring 62 gold and platinum recordings followed by the #1 record for The Addrisi Brothers (Never My Love fame)

Silver Blue Records, wholly owned by Joel Diamond, has been distributed over the years by Sony, Polydor, Atlantic, Casablanca, and TK

Joel has produced and/or written 47 Gold and Platinum Records and well over 100 charted Billboard records

Universal Music currently administers Joel's wholly owned Silver Blue and Oceans Blue Music Publishing Companies

Previously Managed: Jack Jones, Vince Edwards, Benny Mardones, Van McCoy, Edd “Kookie” Byrnes, Mark Wahlberg, and Janis Seigal, lead singer of Manhattan Transfer

Joel Diamond served as Vice-president and ran Maurice Starr’s Boston International Records, distributed and located on the Disney Studio Lot. Starr is best known as the creator, producer, manager, and writer of the industry phenomenon New Kids On The Block and New Edition.

Many Citations & Plaques from BMI & ASCAP for his writing and publishing achievements plus: The Golden Music Award of Malibu, Arts for Peace Award, Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition,, & State of California Senate Recognition Award.

Plaque received in 1999 from the first "Who’s Who Most Powerful People Award"

Plaque received at the "18th Annual Music Celebration" for music achievement

2010 Paso Robles Annual :Film & Media Music Award"

Special Award from President Fidel Ramos of Manila, Philippines

Music Icon Award at Roger Neal Oscar Party presented to Joel Diamond by the Pointer Sisters

Featured in the book "Billionaire's Row" having lived in the Penthouse at 220 Central Park South for 20 years which sold for a record 248 Million

The Family Film Awards was aired on CBS-TV. This was a concept put together by Joel Diamond and Antonio Gellini with Dick Clark Productions, best known for the their production of the Golden Globe Awards, Academy of Country Music Awards, Daytime Emmy Awards, and the legendary American Bandstand. Joel Diamond served in the capacity of co-producer along with Dick Clark. The Show featured P.G. and G rated films exclusively, and was simulcast into 62 countries. Lifetime Award was presented to (an ailing and last TV appearance for) Bob Hope by Charlton Heston.

The only American Bandstand "Honary Regular" in history and Joel is currently working and in pre-production for a film reflecting the Bandstand Days

Dreams Come True 2018 is a ground-breaking music innovation that will soon be released

Joel has been featured in a segment of Lifestyles Of The Rich and Famous

Joel has made appearances on various talk shows such as: Midday With Bill Boggs, David Susskind, Joe Franklin (4 times), Good Morning NY, On The Town, Focus: New Jersey with John Hamilton, and others.

A New York tri state TV Commercial in the 1970's for National Brands Outlet

Joel Diamond was featured on a NY televised Public Service Announcement (PSA) for ... “It’s 10 PM, do you know where your children are?"

Crossover Dreams 
Starring Role 
Neil Silver

Universal/Miramax Films...one of Miramax’s first films; Harvey Weinstein personally met with and requested Joel Diamond to play this role along side co-star Ruben Blades