In the collection
12 records
Piano Man
Billy Joel, 1973
Turnstiles
Billy Joel, 1976
The Stranger
Billy Joel, 1977
52nd Street
Billy Joel, 1978
FM (The Original Movie Soundtrack)
Various, 1978
Glass Houses
Billy Joel, 1980
Sometimes A Fantasy
Billy Joel, 1980
Llena Tu Cabeza De Rock
Various, 1983
Uptown Girl
Billy Joel, 1983
Llena Tu Cabeza De Rock ‘84
Various, 1984
Greatest Hits Vol. I
Billy Joel, 1985
Storm Front
Billy Joel, 1989
Played with
Phil Ramone
6 records together
Liberty DeVitto
5 records together
Doug Stegmeyer
4 records together
Richie Cannata
4 records together
Men At Work
2 records together
Steve Khan
2 records together
Kathy Kurs
2 records together
Hugh McCracken
2 records together
Ralph MacDonald
2 records together
Frank Floyd
2 records together
David Paich
2 records together
David Brown
2 records together
About
American singer/songwriter and pianist. Born May 9, 1949, in the Bronx, New York, and shortly thereafter moved to the Levittown section of Hicksville, Long Island, New York, where he started playing piano at age 4.
In 1964, inspired by the Beatles, he formed his first band “The Echoes,” which became “The Lost Souls” in 1965 and then “The Emerald Lords” in 1966.
In 1967, he joined The Hassles and recorded two albums, which were not successful.
Billy Joel and Jon Small, the drummer of The Hassles, then formed the psychedelic duo Attila and released one album without success. In 1971, Billy Joel started his solo career with the album “Cold Spring Harbour” and finally achieved fame in 1973 with his song “Piano Man.”
Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1992.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1999 (Performer)