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Pick a song from the poll or specify which one you like in a comment.
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Favorite Billy Joel song?
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IceColdLover
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"I Go to Extremes" is my favorite Billy Joel song.
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"Keepin' The Faith" is a great song, probably my pick.
Oh, the video is patently ridiculous, but beyond that tom-foolery (if you can get past it), the song itself has a great groove, sits in a terrific "pocket" for the tempo, pays great homage to the sound of decades prior, and the sparse production and recording style with very few instruments and lots of "room to breathe" in the arrangement and mix is very appealing - a Phil Ramone joint:
By the way, one of the best Billy interviews I've seen/heard (aside from perhaps the "Inside The Actor's Studio" appearance) is "Here's The Thing", that audio-only radio/podcast show that Alec Baldwin does. Him and Billy know each other and it sounds genuinely like that "conversation between friends" where you're a fly on the wall. Also, Joel deconstructs some of his influences and plays a lot to demonstrate throughout including some less-known tracks (it was through 46:07-46:53 that I learned about "Surprises" from "The Nylon Curtain" actually; stripped-down here and just on piano/voice, nothing like the synth layering of the original - he considered it a favorite and "most proud of"). A terrific listen if you want to chill with it for an hour.
Oh, the video is patently ridiculous, but beyond that tom-foolery (if you can get past it), the song itself has a great groove, sits in a terrific "pocket" for the tempo, pays great homage to the sound of decades prior, and the sparse production and recording style with very few instruments and lots of "room to breathe" in the arrangement and mix is very appealing - a Phil Ramone joint:
By the way, one of the best Billy interviews I've seen/heard (aside from perhaps the "Inside The Actor's Studio" appearance) is "Here's The Thing", that audio-only radio/podcast show that Alec Baldwin does. Him and Billy know each other and it sounds genuinely like that "conversation between friends" where you're a fly on the wall. Also, Joel deconstructs some of his influences and plays a lot to demonstrate throughout including some less-known tracks (it was through 46:07-46:53 that I learned about "Surprises" from "The Nylon Curtain" actually; stripped-down here and just on piano/voice, nothing like the synth layering of the original - he considered it a favorite and "most proud of"). A terrific listen if you want to chill with it for an hour.
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We didn't start the Fire. Though it is difficult to pick just one favorite. I have seen Billy Joel in concert. I saw him a few years ago when he did the Face to Face concert tour with Elton John. What a concert! Incredible!
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