American singer-songwriter Billy Joel has released thirteen studio albums, six live albums, sixteen compilation albums, ten video albums, sixty-one singles, three promotional singles and forty-five music videos.

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Although Billy Joel never was a critic’s favorite, the pianist emerged as one of the most popular singer/songwriters of the latter half of the ’70s. Joel’s music consistently demonstrates an affection for Beatlesque hooks and a flair for Tin Pan Alley and Broadway melodies. His fusion of two distinct eras made him a superstar in the late ’70s and ’80s, as he racked an impressive string of multi-platinum albums and hit singles.

American singer-songwriter Billy Joel has released thirteen studio albums, six live albums, sixteen compilation albums, ten video albums, sixty-one singles, three promotional singles and forty-five music videos. The Complete Hits Collection: 1973–1997: Released: October 13, 1997.
1980: Billy Joel Box Set 1985: Greatest Hits Volume I & II (#6)-If all you want is a GH package, this is the one to get. But I strongly recommend his 'Stranger' and '52nd Street' albums at the very least. 1988: Starbox 1989: Souvenir: The Ultimate Collection 1994: A Voyage on the River of Dreams 1997: Greatest Hits Volume III (#9).
The Complete Hits Collection 1973-1997 (2014, Columbia, 2, EU, 4CD) 2010. The Hits (2010, Columbia-Legacy, 1 2, USA).

Born in the Bronx, Joel was raised in the Long Island suburb of Hicksville, where he learned to play piano as a child. As he approached his adolescence, Joel started to rebel, joining teenage street gangs and boxing as welterweight. He fought a total of 22 fights as a teenager, and during one of the fights, he broke his nose. For the early years of his adolescence, he divided his time between studying piano and fighting. Upon seeing the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, Joel decided to pursue a full-time musical career and set about finding a local Long Island band to join. Eventually, he found the Echoes, a group that specialized in British Invasion covers. The Echoes became a popular New York attraction, convincing him to quit high school to become a professional musician.

While still a member of the Echoes, Joel began playing recording sessions in 1965, when he was just 16 years old. Joel played piano on several recordings George “Shadow” Morton produced — including the Shangri-Las’ “Leader of the Pack” — as well as several records released through Kama Sutra Productions. During this time, the Echoes started to play numerous late-night shows. ― Allmusic

1. STUDIO:

1971. Cold Spring Harbor (1987, CBS-Sony, 32DP 650, Japan)

1973. Piano Man (1985, CBS, CDCBS 80719, EU, Pre-Emphasis)
1973. Piano Man (1985, Columbia, CK 32544, USA, Pre-Emphasis)
1973. Piano Man (1990, Columbia, CK 32544, USA)
1973. Piano Man (2013, Sony Music, SICP-30103, Japan, BSCD2)

1974. Streetlife Serenade (1985, Columbia, CK 33146, USA)

1976. Turnstiles (1987, Columbia, CK 33848, USA)

1977. The Stranger (1987, CBS-Sony, 32DP 654, Japan)
1977. The Stranger (2013, Sony Music, SICP-30104, Japan, BSCD2)

1978. 52nd Street (1987, CBS, CK 35609, USA)

1980. Glass Houses (1990, CBS, CBS 450087 2, Austria)

1982. The Nylon Curtain (1987, CBS-Sony, 32DP 658, Japan)
1982. The Nylon Curtain (2013, Sony Music, SICP-30175, Japan, BSCD2)

1983. An Innocent Man (1983, CBS-Sony, 35DP 77, Japan)
1983. An Innocent Man (2013, Sony Music, SICP-30176, Japan, BSCD2)

1986. The Bridge (1986, CBS, CDCBS 86323, Japan)
1986. The Bridge (1986, Columbia, CK 40402, USA)
1986. The Bridge (2006, Sony Music, SICP-20133, Japan, BSCD)

1989. Storm Front (1989, CBS, 465658 2, Austria)
1989. Storm Front (1995, Columbia, CK 44366, USA)
1989. Storm Front (1998, Sony-Columbia, 491194 2, EU)
1989. Storm Front (2004, Sony Music, MHCP-550, Japan)

1993. River Of Dreams (1993, Columbia, CK 53003, USA)
1993. River Of Dreams (1993, Sony Records, SRCS 6789, Japan)

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2001. Fantasies & Delusions (2001, Columbia ,CK 85397, USA)

2. LIVE:

1981. Songs In The Attic (2013, Sony Music, SICP-30174, Japan, BSCD2)

1987. Концерт (1987, CBS-Sony, 35DP 888, Japan)

3. COMPILATION:

1985. Greatest Hits. Vol.I & Vol.II (1990+, Columbia, CD 88666, USA, 2CD)
1985. Greatest Hits. Vol.I & Vol.II (1990+, Columbia, G2K 40121, USA, 2CD)

1997. Greatest Hits. Vol.III (1997, Columbia, 488236 2, EU)
1997. Greatest Hits. Vol.III (1997, Columbia, CK 67347, USA)

1997. The Complete Hits Collection 1973-1997(2014, Columbia, 88843048752, EU, 4CD)

2010. The Hits (2010, Columbia-Legacy, 88697 80811 2, USA)

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Billy Joel – Cold Spring Harbor (1971/2014)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 30:24 minutes | 648 MB
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A few short months after abandoning the heavy organ-and-drums duo Attila – partially because their sole record flopped, partially because he stole the drummer’s wife – Billy Joel reinvented himself as a sensitive singer/songwriter. He had shown signs of McCartney-esque songcraft on Hour of the Wolf, the last Hassles album, but his debut album, Cold Spring Harbor, is where these talents blossomed. The record was uneven but very charming, boasting two of his finest songs – the lovely “She’s Got a Way” and the bitterly cynical “Everybody Loves You Now” – and a score of flawed but nicely crafted songs that illustrated Joel’s gift for melody, as well as his pretensions (the mock-gospel in “Tomorrow Is Today,” a classical stab entitled “Nocturne”). In its own way, Cold Spring Harbor was a minor gem of the sensitive singer/songwriter era; Joel may have been in his formative stages as a craftsman, but his talents are apparent, and he never made an album as intimate and vulnerable ever again. Ironically, it didn’t sound right upon its original release. Through a bizarre mastering error, the tapes were sped up – legend has it that upon hearing the completed album, he ripped it off the turntable, ran out of the house, and threw it down the street. It wasn’t until 1983 that Columbia released a corrected reissue. The speed wasn’t the only thing changed – some songs were edited drastically (“You Can Make Me Free,” one of the standouts, was chopped by nearly five minutes) and instruments and backing vocals were stripped away from numerous tracks. It may be a bastardization of the original release, but it’s an acceptable one, since these changes only accentuate the intimacy and vulnerability of the recording.

Tracklist:
01 – She’s Got a Way
02 – You Can Make Me Free
03 – Everybody Loves You Now
04 – Why Judy Why
05 – Falling of the Rain
06 – Turn Around
07 – You Look So Good to Me
08 – Tomo