Billy Joel - The Entertainer (Audio)
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- In 1974, Billy Joel released his album titled Streetlife Serenade. Listen to Billy Joel perform the track 'The Entertainer'.
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Lyrics:
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long-haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
And I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
I am the entertainer
And I've had to pay my price
The things I did not know at first
I learned by doin' twice
Ah, but still they come to haunt me
Still they want their say
So I've learned to dance with a hand in my pants
I let 'em rub my neck and I write 'em a check
And they go their merry way
Billy Joel's official UA-cam channel features music videos, live performances, interviews, TV appearances and more. Best known for his first hit song, 'Piano Man', in 1973, Billy has written and recorded thirty- three Top 40 hits in the United States. He is a six-time Grammy Award winner, a 23-time Grammy nominee and one of the world's best-selling artists of all time, having sold over 150 million records worldwide. Billy Joel is the sixth-best-selling recording artist and the third-best-selling solo artist in the United States.
Despite the happy melody, this is quite a scathing, bitter indictment of the music " business " at the time Mr Joel wrote this. This was the life he was living, which makes the song ingenious, happy sound conveying a bitter message. The sad thing is, not much has changed, save the medium( no longer records/tapes, downloads/clicks now, music quality still being watered down). Mr. Joel didn't know how wise these lyrics would be( I'd bet he still cynically smiles about this song today).
Michael Baucom don’t forget his personal peeve with the shortening of Piano Man, or the accidental production of Cold Spring Harbor, which was probably still fresh in his mind
@@thezombiecreeper Or getting ripped off for millions by his manager , brother of his wife , Elizabeth Webber .
@@gregoryroessner9635 That was years after this was written. That happened in the late '80s, early '90s, which probably changed and enhanced the meaning of this song for him.
I never knew that was his wife’s brother. Wow that makes it even worse!
I feel like this whole album is kind of like that and I’ve always thought intentionally. I’ve always looked at it like it has this flashy upbeat sound but ultimately that’s not the real sentiment it’s kind of “fake” like LA which from what I’ve always thought was a pretty negative experience for him hence moving back and Turnstiles
The line ,"Things I did not know at first I learned by doing twice" that's my life.
“ I won’t be here in another year” my brother in Christ you are literally Billy Joel
Lol
He was successful, but this is "Pre-Piano Man" Billy Joel. Definitely not the 6th highest selling artist in the U.S Billy Joel we know
It's because he stayed on the charts long enough.
"It was a beautiful song, but it ran too long. If ya gonna have a hit, ya gotta make it fit. So they cut it down to 3:05"...My favorite lyric of this song. I hear ya Billy.
What song is he referencing with that line? I've always wondered
@@mouthy_maestrod2992 Piano Man
@@MichaelSheehy75 interesting! Thanks
@@MichaelSheehy75Yeah but piano man is 5:40
@@toxicdefault6753 Yes, and the 1973 single is 4:30. I always saw the song as figurative- with some hyperbole- vs. factual, and probably not completely about Billy himself. 3:05 may just a be time representing a typical 7" 45 single release which was commercial radio friendly.
The talent to write and perform this song and others like "We Didn't Start the Fire" (which contained over 100 events over a 40 year period,) is completely off the charts. How can you possibly remember the lyrics even if you wrote the song? Billy Joel is one of the most talented musicians of all time.
"But I know the game, you'll forget my name
And I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts"
Given that he hasn't made album since the early 90s and he's still my favorite artist I guess he was wrong about this.
Though he hadn't released a new pop album since 1993, in 2001 he released a classical album called _Fantasies and Delusions_ but although he wrote the music for it, Billy didn't think he could play the piano well on every song, so he drafted in Korean-Brit pianist Richard Joo, who was recommended to him by Billy's younger half-brother, Alexander.
Anyone listening to xm spotlight Billy Joel channel (#4)?
Really enjoying for the last month!
And I havn't even been alive that long. Yeah, just a bit wrong.
But I have found him on the discount rack...
omg RIGHT??
Growing up with Billy on the radio, I didn't know of this song until I bought a 2 disc set. It shocked me. It's angry. It's self-aware. And it's a marvelous representation of the love-hate relationship successful musicians endure if they have any integrity about them.
Maybe, but he seems upset about "laying all kinds of girls." Most guys wouldn't complain about that. I understand about the issues, but you should also acknowledge the privileges and perks that come with the lifestyle.
@@marcschneider4845And "I make all kinds of money when I get on the stage." Most guys would love a life where you "lay all kinds of girls and "make all kinds of money." It's possible even if you're only 5'5" tall. Lol.
One of his best songs, yet grossly underrated - never a big hit. Guess he should've cut it down to 3:05
The Mexican Connection, Los Angelinos, Last of the Big Time Spenders, Streetlife Serenader, Souvenir, etc. - this whole album is a Gold Mine.
😂
This comment is grossly underrated.
Every song on this album I’ve clicked on says something along the lines of how underrated it is! Lol
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
And I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
I am the entertainer
And I've had to pay my price
The things I did not know at first
I learned by doin' twice
Ah, but still they come to haunt me
Still they want their say
So I've learned to dance with a hand in my pants
I let 'em rub my neck and I write 'em a check
And they go their merry way
I am the entertainer
Been all around the world
I've played all kinds of palaces
And laid all kinds of girls
I can't remember faces
I don't remember names
Ah, but what the hell
You know it's just as well
'Cause after a while and a thousand miles
It all becomes the same
I am the entertainer
I bring to you my songs
I'd like to spend a day or two
I can't stay that long
No, I've got to meet expenses
I got to stay in line
Gotta get those fees to the agencies
And I'd love to stay but there's bills to pay
So I just don't have the time
I am the entertainer
I come to do my show
You've heard my latest record
It's been on the radio
Ah, it took me years to write it
They were the best years of my life
It was a beautiful song
But it ran too long
If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05
I am the entertainer
The idol of my age
I make all kinds of money
When I go on the stage
Ah, you've seen me in the papers
I've been in the magazines
But if I go cold I won't get sold
I'll get put in the back in the discount rack
Like another can of beans
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
rafael alves
The Lyrics,Thanks a lot！
😊 thanks.
And still doin it...
One of his "Bolero" songs. Slowly layering the intensity. So much fun. Oh, Mr Joel, how much beauty have you brought into my life...
🎵He misjudged the game, no one forgot his name, we're all still here after 50 years, though he's long gone from the charts🎵
I don't think he was saying that about him specifically. More of a scathing criticism of the industry in general
You are right he is the goat I just bought tickets to see him again (saw for the fourth time in Tampa recently) I wish I had seen him live more than 4 times
They cut it down to 3:05….Legendary 👏👏.Never were more truer words said about the music industry.
I'm 38. Started on Joel when I was 26. I'm into rock and metal but the energy his songs provide. Not heard anything like it. Forever a Billy fan!
This song hits me in such a strange way. It’s extraordinarily jubilant and uplifting to hear, but the lyrics are telling such a contrasting story. Struggle, frustration, manipulation, and wearing a façade to stay relevant and survive in the industry. Having your best and most meaningful work, picked apart and packaged into a predetermined box. My mind feels sad while my soul feels happy. The juxtaposition of this song is brilliant and I cannot get enough of it. It is musically, extraordinary, and lyrically, compelling. The accompaniment building and growing and changing with every verse to a spectacular climax, then stripping it back to re-state the meaning of the song when the lyrics repeat for the first time. What a composer!
Almost every artist has written a song about how they got ripped off by the music industry.
One of the truly brilliant "build up" songs. Just listened to it for the first time in a few years and still gives me goosebumps how all the instruments come in and build up to the big finale.
The best Billy Joel song of all, in my opinion. Almost all of his ranges are put to the test, both instrumenally and vocally. Joel doesn't fail to hit a grand slam at all! 💖💖💖
Nothing better than passive aggressive Billy Joel.
There's a place in the world for the angry young man.
That there is.
Everybody loves his passive-aggressiveness now 😁
EXCELENT !
He still is one of the top ten singer,'s ever
His voice hasn't aged, I thank him tremendously for taking care of his pipes - and for seeming like a relevant badass despite not releasing a true full studio album in over 20 years.
I'm sure Billy will be amused to hear anyone thinks he took care of his pipes. :)
One of best
@@MrTayloreh which is hilarious since he used to smoke so much lol
@@aprammus9580 it's ironic; some of the most popular singers of the 20th century are New Yorkers who smoked multiple packs per day for decades; Billy ... Barry Manilow .... Neil Diamond .... and probably a few more
2:15 it’s a reference to piano man as it was 5 mins on the album
And 4 min 30 on the single
And 3:05 on the radio
Lol
No
@@TheBoomhahaha yes it is dawg
The 45 rpm single of "The Entertainer" has a timing of 3 minutes and 5 seconds on its label. How did he know that in advance? Genius I guess. Also file this song in the "Based On A True Story" category. Great tune dude.
That would piss me off too.
That synth gives the song this really giddy feeling, its wonderful
I think Billy Joel was a big fan of ELP(Emerson Lake & Palmer). That's where I think the synth idea comes from. Or at least that's where I would guess the idea of the synth for this songs comes from. Sounds almost exactly lika ELP synth sound. But I agree, that's one of the best parts of the song.
@@taowaycamino4891 It's definitely a mini moog synth, popular back then (and now!) in music
@@neil73 Maybe part of your point is basically that it probably has nothing to do with Joel being an ELP fan. Maybe, but I would need further facts to confirm your point since I heard a Billy Joel interview where he mentions being a big fan of YES and ELP(Emerson, Lake and Palmer) and the song, at least on the synth section, has an ELP beat to it in addition to using the same synth as ELP.
@@taowaycamino4891 Many different musicians in this period used the Moog. It wouldn't surprise me at all to know Joel was a prog rock fan: his musical talent and influences are enormous.
It's almost Celtic sounding.
I’ve been waiting a long time for this, but we’re finally at a million views
Hands down top 3 billy Joel song for me. Love the lyrics and they always make me laugh
These are some of the most honest lyrics I have ever heard in a song. This is song perfectly describes what the music industry is all about.
I love it when the piano kicks in.
"Played all kinds of palaces, _and laid all kinds of girls_-BADOM BAMDOM DODO" -those drums killed me, such a great line lol
If my memory serves me, Billy was using studio musicians, the drummer was Ron Tutt, who played with Neil Diamond for years.
I hope you servived lol
@J G I had to look into what you said. There were so many accusations of inflated ego and narcissism that I was confused. Billys ex then her new ex and he probably has a huge ego himself. Egos everywhere but narcissism? I wonder.
This album came out in 1974. I was 9 at the time. But my sister, who is 8 years older than me, would play this album before she went out. I loved the song instantly, and she taught me how to use the stereo. I think I was blessed because my brother likes the Stones. Same deal. Not many people my age got introduced to the best so young. There is a Bob Segar story in there as well.
As old as he is now, Billy Joel still puts on a fantastic live show. Saw him in Ohio last year, and he literally did not miss a single word in any of his songs - even hit all the high notes beautifully. While this is probably my favorite song of his, getting to watch him perform Piano Man live was other-worldly. Talent like his has all but died off. There are only a handful of artists still alive that are on the same skill level as Billy.
The best and most inspiring song in my life, before I had a phone I had a greatest hits cd, and I couldn’t stop listening to this song, still can’t, it’s that good 👍
Billy Joel is my hero, has been since I listened to his lips when I was 7 years old. He has warmed many a dark hour and his lyrics ring of truth and resound with the essence of his beautiful soul. Thanx for everything Billy
Lps damn autoincorrect
This was released in the mid-seventies, and the music scene is hardly any different 45 years later.
Ironically, I'd say he has transcended a lot of the lyrics in this song. A true legend.
I wish some of the entertainers of today knew where they stood.
True. He's still more relevant than some of those arrogant pricks.
Amen - doubled. Many belong with those cans of peas that Billy sings about. As my dad use to say about their singing "That's noise, not music, and bad noise at that"- RIP Dad.
Billy Joel's lyrics have never been matched
Most underrated song ever, 💕 this song, 👍😃.
This song is the truth
Great sounds brings back memories!
What a strong and powerful voice he had and still has to this very day.
A classic Billy Joel song! One of my all time favorites!
So gifted, and hits the nail right on the head! Nothing like real honesty with music, helps it go down a bit easier.
Mmm ya honesty! Unfortunately it’s such a lonely word! Hardly ever heard!
I heard this song today after many years. He has so many good ones its hard to pick a favorite. For the musicians out there listen to his piano playing in I think the 5th verse. Its inexplicable (and he does it live) how he plays that and sings simultaneously. Insane talent.
love that banjo!!!!
One of his happiest and catchiest songs!
???? Are you serious (about the happy)?
@@michaelmorris1741 *happy sounding
Catchy? Absolutely! But, far from happy, it's one of the most scathing, frustrated songs Billy ever wrote.
Just Excellent!
after a while and a thousand miles, it all becomes the same. True Billy....so true
I've heard truck drivers echo that sentiment...
Still ahead of its time
Saw him Live Front Row on Soldiers' Field In Nuremberg AND HE STAGE DIVED He is a hell of a man we Held Him Up Like A KING
Magnificent!Nothing else to be said
Every snot-nosed wannabe music snob who talks about how music used to be driven by "passion" and "the artist" needs to listen to this song on loop for a few hours.
The music industry was all sizzle and no steak then as now.
Even if it was just as driven by money then as now, music was still better then than it is today.
I don't know if it is from the aid of technology to streamline music production, laziness, or just degradation of culture, but songs today are objectively worse.
The most popular songs today are generally either pop or rap, both of which primarily center around sexual acts, drugs, or violence. They also repeat lyrics a lot, use a lot of autotune, and generally don't have any deeper meaning to understand. Most of the "good songs" from more recent are often the ones that don't fit in these groups.
Yeah there were songs that fit in these groups earlier, though they would generally only commit one of these offenses as opposed to WAP, which likely commits all the offenses listed and really shows how far our culture has declined.
At least the artists slaved over their songs with interesting themes instead of slapping some lyrics together, adding auto tune and calling it a day.
@@malevolence89 Dat survivorship bias
@@malevolence89 You think you have a compelling argument here? This reads like a greatest hits compilation of every teenager who picked up a best of Queen CD in the shop one time.
@@Burkutace27 Why must I be stupid? Is that the easiest way to defend your argument, if all who critique it are stupid?
Sure, survivorship bias. That is why we specifically narrow down on the years 70s-80s as opposed to the thousands of other years of human history. You might disagree but I don't think even the best of the 1960s or 1950s compare to the 1970s.
Songs may have been just as focused on money then as now, but they couldn't just press buttons on a computer to auto generate lyrics and use auto tune to change their voices. Singers today can rely on technology as a much bigger crutch which negatively impacts their music.
In fact I would wager the reason you even made this comment to call everyone wannabe music snobs is to feel like a hipster and go against popular opinion, which is that music used to be better than it is now.
And just the fact that this is even believed to be popular opinion would support the idea that there is a valid point here, that music today sucks.
@@Burkutace27 The song says that the industry was crap then, so not sure what your point is. It think it's quite clever that he utilized very 'sizzle' to say his piece. If you can't see the intentional cynicism, well, sorry. And no, I don't think he's the 'greatest' of all time, but he is pretty good.
author of THE DEATH TAX sez: BJ at his impassioned best, with a GEM of a song that fights well above its 3:42 weight. Lyrically, vocally, musically--including a synth that adds a nicely melancholy touch--the music biz's most underrated songwriter packs a musical wallop with this tight, compelling arrangement.
This!^^
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Great song.
The things I did not know at first
I learned by doin' twice
Ain't is so!
one of his best alblums and most fans don't seem to know it
I ordered it on cd which just arrived today. Haven't heard it for so long. Now have all his 70's albums as well as Glass Houses. Saw him here in Vancouver in 1979
Billy Joel back in 1974 with a showmanship song like the Entertainer.
Still is
damn i was born 1972
One. Of. Many. Many. Great. Songs. From. Billy. Joel. Thank. U. Mr. Joel. For. All. The. Great. Music. U. Gave. All. Of. Us. Timeless. Misic
Only problem with this song? It's too short ;D
At least they didn't cut it down to 3:05
At least it isn’t 3:05
@@wansk7191 Right!
Lol
@@wansk7191 wow. LOL.
I was going to say that!
His second top forty hit from early 1975-Great song!
Scott Burton this song was recorded and released in 1974
@@thezombiecreeper oh no a whole year off??? CALL the police
@@aprammus9580 , wouldn't be the first time a song became a hit way after it was recorded.
It's fitting that the song about the industry and writing hits is the only hit song from this album. He jokes at his concerts that no one knows any other song from the album, and that he doesn't own a copy either.
I had forgotten this one. Its great.
My favorite part is the banjo picking, but all in all great musicians and vocals.
It really adds to the menagerie.
I just realized before I read this about the banjo in the later verses. fantastic!
Always puts a little smile on my face at 1:33 when it comes in.
love the banjo instrument
Listening to him saying it was a beautiful song but it ran too long, so they cut it down really strikes me now that I see how many songs I've heard on the radio have been shortened from the album version.
Can't believe this outstanding song stalled at # 34-Should've been a way bigger hit.
This album was underrated, by Billy Joel, himself!
He felt the pressure from the record label, to rush to market a follow-up to his huge hit, "Piano Man."
It's sad that he didn't recognize his own genius, during his creative prime.
Lennon & McCartney rushed out their first few albums, with a stellar percentage of classic hits.
It's also true that great artists always think they could've done a better job, if given more time.
What. A. Song.
Brilliant.
Very cool early Joel. The song is a limerick, not verse, chorus, bridge.
Greatest living talent in the world. Period.
first introduced and played this song in Milwaukee
Malone76, I agree with you 100%! This is one of my favorites!
One of my favorite BJ tracks for sure
It's hilarious that BILLY JOEL was worried about becoming obsolete.
best song ever!
How does this song have less than 7k likes????
in some ways, this is a metaphor for literally every youtuber with a large amount of subscribers. mostly the '' you'll forget my name'' / ''if i don't stay on the charts''. makes me think of youtube drama
I don't think magnum opus is the right word but this has that same feeling of "It's not his best work (that would be Scenes From An Itallian Resturaunt), but it is one of the greatest"
Miami 2017 > the Entertainer
@@DarkMatterX1 After hearing that song, fair
The groovy version of the piano man
Good Stuff !
A great one, love it.
Essentially a middle finger to the industry after they did him dirty with his debut album Cold Spring Harbour.
The second verse describes it perfectly. I bet that's a 'dig' at his first manager who screwed him out of album royalties when he started selling millions of albums.
Ironically he sings about his songs getting cut for radio time and then this song was cut down too.
Lol
After the success of "Piano Man", which AM stations played at 3:05 while FM stations played the album cut, Joel didn't have a follow up hit. This song came out in the summer of 1975 and stations in Pittsburgh didn't play it. I was into AM DX then and heard it often on the smaller stations in the counties around town.
Then came the disco tsunami. It would take a few years but eventually he started charting more frequently.
I just put my bike in the Carlton Hotel Edmonton Alberta Canada hallway up for grabs.
Good Teaching Tool for ANYONE going on stage! I am considering Public Speaking and had my first Speaking Engagement last Wednesday! Everything went VERY well, until I saw my photo on Facebook and realized how much I faded into the Background! NO, Not The correct clothes! I need to crack the wallet and do ANOTHER Speaking Engagement on Wednesday!
This song was done over 40 years ago when he realized how the music industry sucks you in and then spits you out.
If anyone wants the lyrics:
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
And I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
I am the entertainer
And I've had to pay my price
The things I did not know at first
I learned by doin' twice
Ah, but still they come to haunt me
Still they want their say
So I've learned to dance with a hand in my pants
I let 'em rub my neck and I write 'em a check
And they go their merry way
I am the entertainer
Been all around the world
I've played all kinds of palaces
And laid all kinds of girls
I can't remember faces
I don't remember names
Ah, but what the hell
You know it's just as well
'Cause after a while and a thousand miles
It all becomes the same
I am the entertainer
I bring to you my songs
I'd like to spend a day or two
I can't stay that long
No, I've got to meet expenses
I got to stay in line
Gotta get those fees to the agencies
And I'd love to stay but there's bills to pay
So I just don't have the time
I am the entertainer
I come to do my show
You've heard my latest record
It's been on the radio
Ah, it took me years to write it
They were the best years of my life
It was a beautiful song
But it ran too long
If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05
I am the entertainer
The idol of my age
I make all kinds of money
When I go on the stage
Ah, you've seen me in the papers
I've been in the magazines
But if I go cold I won't get sold
I'll get put in the back in the discount rack
Like another can of beans
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
I got to the last verse and my friend told me I could just copy and paste. -\_(:))_/- ? Does this pass as Shruggy?
There's already 50 other people that have typed this.
I think about this song every time I eat beans.
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long-haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
And I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
I am the entertainer
I'm dressed in the style
I wear all kinds of sparkles
I flash the crowd my smile
But when the night is over
And I stand without my clothes
Perspiration stains and varicose veins
My eyes look shot
My belly's got a pot
And there's a pimple on my nose
I am the entertainer
Been all around the world
I've played all kinds of palaces
And laid all kinds of girls
I can't remember faces
I don't remember names
Ah, but what the hell
You know it's just as well
'Cause after a while and a thousand miles
It all becomes the same
I am the entertainer
I bring to you my songs
I'd like to spend a day or two
I can't stay that long
No, I've got to meet expenses
I got to stay in line
Gotta get those fees to the agencies
And I'd love to stay but there's bills to pay
So I just don't have the time
I am the entertainer
I come to do my show
You've heard my latest record
It's been on the radio
Ah, it took me years to write it
They were the best years of my life
It was a beautiful song
But it ran too long
If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05
I am the entertainer
The idol of my age
I make all kinds of money
When I go on the stage
Ah, you've seen me in the papers
I've been in the magazines
But if I go cold I won't get sold
I'll get put in the back in the discount rack
Like another can of beans
I am the entertainer
And I know just where I stand
Another serenader
And another long-haired band
Today I am your champion
I may have won your hearts
But I know the game, you'll forget my name
I won't be here in another year
If I don't stay on the charts
Just shows what he thinks of the music industry...
this song went to #34 on the pop charts in 1975!!!
I was listening to an old Casey Kasem and this song was around number 37 or 38, and the song after it was an Elvis song. It blew me away that Bill and Elvis were on the charts at the same time.
Should have been WAY higher.
Thats what you call playing the drums.
Ron Tutt (who also drummed on some albums for the likes of Elvis, Neil Diamond, Carpenters and many others) played drums on all the songs on this album. He is a great session drummer and has performed on a lot of albums for many famous artists throughout his career.
@@Shadowboro2 Liberty DeVitto is better.
Came here from some old Canadian local news program.
Guitar sounds good the same way that song 39 from Queen sounds
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今でも通じることばかりだ
What a great song! Why so little views?
I came looking for joplin
and found gold anyway
Listen to the words and they have meaning behind them. That's the beauty of music back then. I am 13. I am completely different when it comes to music. That's why I play this in my solo concerts in school
WOw 13 very cool! thanks James
I always got this confused with the Joplin song of the same name! 😆😅🤣😂
Its okay not one of his best !!
This song "The Entertainer" official release by Billy Joel is copyright to Dian Rubianti.
Original Dian Rubianti's masterpiece by Billy Joel. Song original composed completely by Dian Rubianti officially original Performed by Billy Joel.
Dian Rubianti's original masterpiece of song melody.
Lyrics owned by Dian Rubianti & ------
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18-Nov-81
IF you want a hit
You got to make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05
You gotta hear the 3:05 version of Free Bird sometime.
@@spaceflight1019
You should remember the single edit oh Herbie Hancock's "Chameleon".
The album cut was over fifteen minutes long.
The single was slashed down to 2:52.
Right around the time Billy Joel recorded this song.
Looks like Billy got the song up to 3:41 at least.
zehr gut
AUSGEZEICHNET! 🌟