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Billy Joel’s classic and popular songs

Let me introduce a song by Billy Joel, the American pianist and singer-songwriter.

Influenced by his parents, he began playing the piano and worked as a pianist in a bar during high school, but he ended up failing his credits and dropping out.

At the time, he reportedly said, “I’m not going to Columbia University—I’m going to Columbia Records, so I don’t need a high school diploma.”

It shows his determination and strength of spirit—so cool, right?

One of his great charms is his powerful yet warm singing voice.

Watching him sing while playing the piano is absolutely captivating.

Billy Joel’s classic and popular songs (51–60)

Why Should I WorryBilly Joel

Why Should I Worry KARAOKE – Disney’s Oliver and Company
Why Should I WorryBilly Joel

This song is from the movie Oliver and Company.

It’s sung by Billy Joel.

With a voice that perfectly suits the carefree dog he played, Billy Joel delivers an outstanding performance as a voice actor.

He’s been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and he continues to perform, bringing enjoyable music to many listeners.

Honesty (Hd Remastered Version)Billy Joel

Billy Joel is a popular international singer-songwriter in Japan as well.

His song “Honesty,” which was even used in a Japanese company’s commercial, is widely known as a favorite among Japanese listeners.

The soaring, expressive melody is wonderful and really sticks in your head.

Be sure to learn the pitch and rhythm well, and try singing it with confidence.

As I AmBilly Joel

Billy Joel – “Just the Way You Are” (Japanese Subtitled ver.)
Just the Way You Are Billy Joel

When it comes to male ballads, Billy Joel is an indispensable artist.

His vocals soar, the melodies carry a touch of poignancy, and the lyrics are gentle.

If possible, this is a song I’d love to hear performed not at karaoke, but as a piano-and-vocal rendition.

LullabyeBilly Joel

Billy Joel – Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel) (Official Video)
LullabyeBilly Joel

A single from the album “River of Dreams,” this is a gently sung ballad.

Sparked by a question his beloved daughter asked while he was putting her to bed—“What happens to people when they die?”—the song’s lyrics overflow with love, expressing that even after someone passes away, they live on in our hearts, so we’re not alone.

Billy Joel’s famous and popular songs (61–70)

My LifeBilly Joel

Billy Joel – My Life (lyrics on screen)
My LifeBilly Joel

It’s a track included on the album 52nd Street, released as a single in 1978.

The following year, it reached No.

3 on the U.

S.

singles chart.

It’s characterized by a recurring keyboard riff, which is used in the introduction, the chorus, and at the end of the song.

My LifeBilly Joel

This is a hit song by singer-songwriter Billy Joel, who was active from the 1970s through the ’90s.

He has released many stylish hits with the sophisticated atmosphere of New York as a main theme.

This song reached No.

3 on the U.

S.

charts.

Wish Upon a StarBilly Joel

When You Wish Upon a Star (with Lyrics) Billy Joel
Wish Upon a Star Billy Joel

Originally titled “When You Wish upon a Star,” it was sung by Jiminy Cricket (Cliff Edwards) as the theme song for the 1940 Disney film Pinocchio and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song.

In Sweden and Norway, it is a Christmas song about the Star of Bethlehem.