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Tag Archives: Billy Joel
Billy Joel Story (conclusion!)
The door is open. I walk inside and no more than several feet away from me is…a short, not-so-good-looking guy. A la Homer Simpson, my brain launches into a conversation with me as I stand frozen in place: You see that guy? … Continue reading
Billy Joel Story (continued)
There is something disconcerting about having a personal chat with one of your heroes on the telephone. I knew going into it, intellectually at least, that Billy Joel was just another hominid, like you, I, or anyone else. But the … Continue reading
An Interview With Billy Joel – March 25, 1996
The following events occurred in March of 1996. I was 23 years old at the time, had graduated from Penn State nearly two years earlier, and was living in Nashville and pursuing my dream of being a professional singer/songwriter. Billy … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Music
Tagged Billy Joel, Elton John, Elvis Costello, Glenn Frey, John Lennon, Mike Reid, Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend, Sting, The Beatles
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