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On this day May 12, 1980, Billy Joel released It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me, a bold and catchy track that pushed back against music trends of the time while celebrating classic rock and roll roots. The song became one of the biggest hits of Joel’s career, reaching number one on the Billboard...
On this day April 15, 1982, Billy Joel was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident on Long Island. The crash left him with multiple injuries and led to an extended hospital stay that lasted over a month as he recovered.
He lost control of his motorcycle while trying to avoid another vehicle...
On this day March 12 1980 Billy Joel released his seventh studio album Glass Houses marking a shift toward a more rock-oriented sound. The album became a massive success topping the Billboard 200 and also reaching number one in Canada and Iceland.
Glass Houses featured the hit single It's Still...
In 1980, Billy Joel released his album Glass Houses, which topped the Billboard Pop chart for a full six weeks and won a Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Voca...
On this day, October 17, 1989, Billy Joel released his 11th studio album, Storm Front, which went on to hit #1 on the US Billboard 200 Charts. The album featured the iconic hit “We Didn’t Start the Fire,” capturing major events from the 20th century.
On this day, September 24, 1983, Billy Joel’s hit single “Tell Her About It” reached #1 on the US Billboard charts! The song held the top spot from September 24 to 30 and also hit #1 in Canada. Featured on his album An Innocent Man, the catchy, Motown-inspired tune became one of Joel’s signature...
On this day, September 23, 1982, Billy Joel released his eighth studio album, The Nylon Curtain! The album peaked at #7 on the Billboard charts and reached #1 in the Netherlands. With hits like “Allentown” and “Pressure,” the album explored themes of working-class struggles and the American...
On August 8, 1983, Billy Joel released his ninth studio album, “An Innocent Man.” The album reached #4 on the Billboard Charts and topped the charts in New Zealand. It features hit singles like “Tell Her About It” and “Uptown Girl.” With its nostalgic nod to the music of Joel’s youth, “An...
Title: An Innocent Man
Artist: Billy Joel
Genre: Rock
Released: 1983
Tracks:
1 - Easy Money -
2 - An Innocent Man -
3 - The Longest Time -
4 - This Night -
5 - Tell Her About It -
6 - Uptown Girl -
7 - Careless Talk -
8 - Christie Lee -
9 - Leave a Tender Moment Alone -...
On July 19, 1980, Billy Joel’s single “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me,” from his album Glass Houses, reached the number one spot on the US Billboard charts. Released on May 12, 1980, the song maintained its position as the top hit in America until August 1. It also achieved the number one spot...
In 1982, Billy Joel released an album titled The Nylon Curtain, which became a Billboard Top 10 album and was one of the first to be recorded, mixed, and mas...
In 1980, Billy Joel released his album Glass Houses, which topped the Billboard Pop chart for a full six weeks and won a Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Voca...
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