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Live At Shea Stadium - The Concert

Billy Joel

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Who better to bid farewell to the New York Mets’ legendary Shea Stadium than Long Island’s own legend, Billy Joel. Joel is the perfect performer for the venue, able to sing to the final seat in the house. He runs through his incredible catalog and invites Tony Bennett for “New York State of Mind,” Garth Brooks for “Shameless,” John Mayer for “This Is the Time,” and Paul McCartney, another Shea regular, for revved-up renditions of “I Saw Her Standing There” and “Let It Be,” songs that serve both ends of the concert spectrum. Joel was in great spirits and he nails it with “Captain Jack,” “Piano Man,” a clever medley of “The River of Dreams” and “A Hard Day’s Night.” Even “We Didn’t Start the Fire” gets the audience fired up. The inclusion of “Summer, Highland Falls” and “The Ballad of Billy The Kid” satisfy the hardcore fans, while everyone can rally with “You May Be Right.”

Customer Reviews

Great Billy Joel performance.

I just saw this concert on PBS. I have been a Billy Joel fan for 30 years, and I must say this is my favorite concert I have ever seen of his. That would include the times I have seen him live. This is a MUST have for all Billy Joel fans.

Great Concert Album... But...

First let me say that I am a giant Billy Joel fan and know all of his work. He's an amazing writer and wrote so many beautiful songs over the past 30 years. However, this album is almost sort of a repeat of "12 Gardens Live", and while this album has many new gems, it is very few from an artist such as Joel's caliber to limit his playlist. For example, why could he not reach deeper into his catalogue and played songs like, "Sleeping with the Television On", "Close to the Borderline", "Tell Her About It", "Modern Woman" and since he had guests, why not bring up Cyndi Lauper to do "Code of Silence" or his daughter to do "Baby Grand". That would make this album even more of a gem than it is being the last concert at Shea. All in all, it's a great performance and I do not expect anything less from such a prolific artist.

Ever since I saw him in Oliver & Company, I knew Billy had talent

I love these songs, keep it up, Billy!

Biography

Born: May 9, 1949 in New York, NY [The Bronx]

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s

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...
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