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Billy Joel
1977-12-11
The Stranger Tour
Nassau Coiliseum
Uniondale LI, NY
FM Broadcast
192 Kbps
Artwork Included
01. Soundcheck
02. The Mexican Connection
03. The Stranger
04. Somewhere Along The Line
05. Summer, Highland Falls
06. Piano Man
07. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
08. Travelin' Prayer
09. Movin' Out
10. Still Crazy After All These Years
11. Just The Way You Are
12. Prelude > Angry Young Man
13. New York State Of Mind
14. The Entertainer
15. Vienna
16. Root Beer Rag
17. She's Always A Woman
18. I've Loved These Days
19. Miami 2017
20. The Ballad Of Billy The Kid
21. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas > Captain Jack
22. Say Goodbye To Hollywood
23. Only The Good Die Young
24. Get It Right The First Time
25. Souvenir
Here's Billy Joel, live on his home turf in Long Island at The Nassau
Coliseum, on December 11, 1977, 43 years ago to the day. This show takes place just 4 months
after Joel released "The Stranger", so songs from that album, rather
than being the classics we know today, were brand new to the folks in
attendance. In keeping with our theme this month, Billy gives us his take on Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, before rolling into Captain Jack! Download this one to hear Billy on the edge of stardom,
about to go from a kid from NY to an international rock icon
9 comments:
Fabulous, very enjoyable and highly recommended!
Files have been deleted from their server, any chance to reupload?
Thanks, -mike
charlotte240@gmail.com
new link is up! enjoy!
A great show from the Stranger Tour. This can replace my cassette version recorded off WNEW. Thanks
Thanks for this show and the other BJ shows you've posted. I really wish I'd have seen him at Wrigley Field when he was in town.
File has expired and does not exist anymore on this server, it says--- any chance reposting this one ? thanks for the previous reposts. great site and great work.
new link is up - enjoy
thanks Speedy. I recorded this one off WNEW-FM on cassette. this will be an upgrade to that old tape that I transferred poorly a few years back. The tape got played alot.
Great setlist, great concert - really shows off how well he can play while singing (or sing while playing). Right before 52nd Street which I think is the first album I ever owned. Thanks!
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