Latest Updates - Billy Joel

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Comment by kei masaru:

Added barcode.

Barcode is shown at back of OBI (#3642513).

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Comment by drwinstonboogie1978:

Addition of CD scans

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Comment by MR B PAGE:

I love this CD album and it`s his ninth studio album and originally released on the 8/8/1983 for Columbia/CBS and I like all of his songs especially my all-time favourite song from his album is of course is This Night, when the chorus comes and it`s from the second movement [Adagio Cantabile] from Piano Sonata No.8 in C Minor,Op.13 [known as the Pathetique Sonata] by Ludwig Van Beethoven. It`s a fantastic album from 1983.

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Comment by TheDroid ●:

This is a CRC (Columbia Record Club) pressing that uses the Columbia catalog number, but has a different barcode. The only distinguishing identifiers as CRC are a black "CRC" on back of jewel case next to barcode and a small white "CRC" printed to the left of the Columbia logo on back of CD booklet.
I have only added images that differ from the regular Columbia release, plus the front cover. Please see [url][/url]G2K 40121 for a complete display of the packaging.

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

Recorded at The Boathouse at the Island Boatyard, Shelter Island, New York
Produced by Danny Kortchmar; "Shades of Grey" by Billy Joel; "The River of Dreams" co-produced by Joe Nicolo
Engineered and mixed by Joe Nicolo and Phil Nicolo
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, New York
personnel: Billy Joel, Zachary Alford, Liberty DeVitto, Danny Kortchmar, Leslie West (courtesy of IRS Records), Tommy Byrnes, T.M. Stevens, Schuyler Deale, Richie Cannata, Arno Hecht, Osvaldo Melindez, Laurence Etkin, Crystal Taliefero, Wrecia Ford, Marlon Saunders, B. David Whitworth (courtesy of 14 Karat Soul Enterprises Inc., Color Me Badd (courtesy of Giant Records), Curtis King, Jr., Phillip Ballou, Katreese Barnes, Dennis Collins, Will Downing, Frank Floyd, Diane Garisto, Stephanie James, Devora Johnson, Marlon Saunders, Corliss Stafford, Brenda White-King, Frank Simms, George Simms, Jeff Jacobs, Jim Saporito, Ira Newborn, Lonnie Hillyer