The 17 Series - Billy Joel

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From Rachel, a 17 of Billy Joel

01 Pressure - 1982 - The Nylon Curtain

02 Zanzibar - 1978 - 52nd Street

03 Shameless - 1989 - Storm Front

04 The Entertainer - 1974 - Streetlife Serenade

05 The Ballad of Billy the Kid - 1973 - Piano Man

06 Big Man On Mulberry Street - 1986 - The Bridge

07 Summer, Highland Falls - 1976 - Turnstiles

08 Last Of The Big Time Spenders - 1974 - Streetlife Serenade

09 Captain Jack - 1973 - Piano Man

10 Stiletto - 1978 - 52nd Street

11 Prelude/Angry Young Man - 1976 - Turnstiles

12 Streetlife Serenader - 1974 - Streetlife Serenade

13 The Stranger - 1977 - The Stranger

14  I Don't Want to be Alone - 1980 - Glass Houses

15 Vienna - 1977 - The Stranger

16 Miami 2017 - 1976 - Turnstiles

17 New York State of Mind - 1976 - Turnstiles



 

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