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12 de oct. de 1978 · From: 52nd Street. Release Date: October 12, 1978. They say it takes a lot to keep a love alive. In every heart there pumps a different beat. But if we shift the rhythm into overdrive. Well, we could generate a lot of heat. On Fifty Second Street. Oh oh Fifty Second Street.
Danny V's 52nd Street Band is a full-scale, 6-piece, live concert show, re-creating the performances of arguably the greatest rock and roll keyboard player ever — the "Piano Man"...Billy Joel.. Led by the fantastically talented pianist, singer and showman, Dan Vechesky (Danny V), the 52nd Street Band is comprised of top NYC metro-area musicians driven to detail in re-creating Billy's music ...
After his commercial breakthrough with 1977’s The Stranger, Billy Joel decided to stretch himself musically, and the outcome was 52nd Street. He was still excellent at writing pop hits and had a special knack for turning a cultural catchphrase into a sly commentary on contemporary values. “My Life” captured the mood of Baby Boomers who ...
10 de ago. de 2012 · A&R was once located at 799 7th Avenue, at 52nd Street, New York City, when Billy recorded his fifth album for Columbia Records in July and August of 1978. The Stranger also was recorded at A&R in studio 1A, the year before. There was a second A&R studio, which Phil Ramone, Billy, and the band referred to as “the other side,” and it was ...
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5 de sept. de 2013 · 52nd Street The third of consecutive masterpieces by Billy Joel in the late 1970s, 52nd Street, amazingly encapsulates musical elements from Joel’s past, present and future in a rather short album. It was put together by Joel and producer Phil Ramone in near secrecy in a small studio around the corner from the street which bears its name. In fact, that famous street was where Joel’s label ...
Adendum #2 - March 1, 2013. Popspots reader and US/UK record producer George Glennon visited the 52nd Street site on December 6th, 1980 and sent in these photos of him and his manager standing where Billy did.. He writes: These two photos were taken Saturday Dec 6th, 1980 at about 5-5:30 at dusk with a 110 camera.
