man what an artist i'm listening to his greatest hits album right now..great stuff

Greatest Hits Vol. I 1973-1977 by Billy Joel
Album track list:

1 Piano Man
2 Captain Jack
3.The Entertainer
4 Say Goodbye to Hollywood
5 New York State of Mind
6 The Stranger
7 Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
8 Just the Way You are
9 Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)
10 Only the Good Die Young
11 She's Always a Woman


Billy Joel / Greatest Hits Vol. II(1978-1985) Buy
1. My Life
2. Big Shot
3. You May Be Right
4. It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
5. Don't Ask Me Why
6. She's Got A Way
7. Pressure
8. Allentown
9. Goodnight Saigon
10. Tell Her About It
11. Uptown Girl
12. The Longest Time
13. You're Only Human (Second Wind)
14. The Night Is Still Young

Billy Joel is definitely talented. Would love to see this guy in concert, betcha he would put on a great show!

When I was younger I loved Billy very much, but I haven't listened to him in recent years.
The man was a great songwriter, musician, and singer.
His music continued to get richer and better throughout a bitter divorce and drug addiction, until his marraige to a supermodel, which. while great for him personally, didn't do much for his music, which then proceeded to grow dull.

I think his best albums were "Cold Spring Harbor" "The Stranger" 'The Nylon Curtain" and "Tell Her about it", a great tribute to doo-wop and early rock.

The live album "Songs in the Attic" is one of the best ever made, alternating thundering arena performances with cuts from small clubs...a real showcase for him as musician and songwriter.

psychodelicide said:

you have great taste in music

Mazerati said:

Thanks, likewise.

i grew up with Billys music at a young age, and i always have a found memory of his music but as i got older i respect his words allot and get really upset that allot of people i know diss him because he is corny and poppy, they obviously havent listened to his albums,

for me Billy and BOB Dylan are the gods of lyrical music.