first time hearing Billy Joel - New York State of Mind (Reaction!!)

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[@dagmar.6954]

Billy Joel is a great singer songwriter & composer from the 70's-90's. He is one of the best-selling music artists of all time. His first single was "Piano Man" released in 1973. My favorite album is the "Stranger" album. It has a lot of great songs such as "Just The Way You Are", "Scenes From An Italian Restaurant", "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)", "Only The Good Die Young", "She's Always A Woman" etc.

[@agent_bedrock5844]

Some of his best are right there, but since I live in Upstate New York, New York State of mind is easily my favorite with my added bias. Without that bias, it's still top 3 for me

[@soocool78]

I will say without a doubt Billy Joel has the biggest highs but also the lowest lows. I challenge you to listen to entire albums (other than greatest hits and The Stranger). He has a LOT of realllllly bad and mediocre songs. That being said he has some of the best songs of all times.

[@ryanzeigler9763]

take your pick

[@darrenw2890]

Genius. Wonderful, unassuming musician. As powerful as Springsteen, just not as appreciated.

[@eadsst1]

@@soocool78 To each his own, soocool78, but I could put on An Innocent Man, 52nd Street, Songs in the Attic, or Piano Man and play it all day long. Back in the 80s, on long road trips with the kids, I often did just that with the old 8-track tapes. The kids didn't complain - they sang along. There is nothing to any of these albums (nor The Stranger) that could possibly be called a "low" IMHO.

[@spcoon]

billy joel represented the tri-state unlike anyone else. him, springsteen, sinatra; all memorable and powerful.

[@Chiari_Queen_T]

He represents Long Island like nobody else as well! HOLLA!!

[@LeasaAnn]

The piano man!

[@jog8483]

SORRY!!! He doesn't reepresent the tri-state. He's a Long Islander. Period.

[@spcoon]

@@jog8483 yep, he's from Long Island, but if you're going to argue that's where he stayed, made his mark, and those are the only people that felt affiliated to his music, style, and attitude... okay.

[@jog8483]

@@spcoon What are you talking about? He's a worldwide superstar, but he's FROM Long Island. Where did I say he stayed there and made his mark there? Not sure why you're not understanding. No person says he's from the "tri state". You're from one state. Maybe a storm hits the tri state, but you never hear people saying, "I'm from the tri state area". They say precisely where they're from, not a general region. 🤣

[@cshubs]

I can't begin to tell you how glad I am you finally got to this. Not just the song, but this version.

[@terriscales9595]

I agree 💯‼️😊

[@reallynow1445]

They don’t call him piano man for nothing! He’s an amazing artist

[@llschnitz]

The Three Big Fan Favorites: "Piano Man", "New York State of Mind" and "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant" have each been reacted to by dozens of KZbin reactors.

[@dee_dee_place]

I love "Only The Good Die Young" & "NY State Of Mind" (what can I say, I'm a Bklyn gal).

[@Janelane529]

Piano Man & Only the Good Die Young, right there with you both ❤

[@davidcook482]

Never listened to much Billy Joel, other than what I heard on Top 10 radio, but Piano Man is one of my all time favorite songs from any genre. I especially love the original music video and hope Polo can react to that instead of a live performance.

[@roccomac8943]

Downeaster Alexa!

[@Wearywastrel]

I've always loved "Anthony's Song" and "Still Rock n' Roll to Me" the most.

[@realbser1956]

Billy is one of the greats . This live version is perfect, much different than the album version, verrrrrry jazzy. I think I read somewhere that he was doing his best Ray Charles impression while singing this version. He idolizes Ray Charles. Billy named his daughter Alexa Ray after Ray Charles. Also, he does a duet with Ray Charles called Me and My Baby Grand that is just awesome. The live version of that song definitely deserves a spot on your radar for a review Polo. This was a great suggestion. 🔥

[@brianelza9807]

Yeah, I noticed that Ray Charles tone right away. Very nice!

[@gordo-678]

He wrote this song for Ray Charles

[@cleiabarton2234]

I was going to mention My Baby Grand too! It’s magical

[@tomwells6499]

If you like this piano playing crooner - check out the beautiful and talented Diana Krall covering another Billy Joel classic - Just the Way You Are.

[@TheDivayenta]

Ray Charles- his idol. This was a tribute to him. ❤ He had an injured left hand on this one - hence the one handed playing. Virtuoso!

[@jacqueline4514]

EXCELLENT choice! Billy Joel is a musical genius. Gives me chills every time; the NYC references; the “ambiance” of the song; a perfect tribute to NYC. Bronx and Brooklyn raised ❤🗽🗽🗽🗽

[@zippymacadoo6336]

Hey, the suburbanites love this song too ❤

[@jacqueline4514]

@@zippymacadoo6336 Absolutely! I'm a suburbanite now, but right down the road from my house is the bay, and I can still see the NYC skyline; fortunate to never be far from "home" ❤

[@Historian212]

@@zippymacadoo6336 And to be clear, Billy Joel grew up on LI, so he’s a suburban kid - thus, “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” is totally LI. But like many of us who were born in the city, in his generation, grew up on LI, then moved back to NYC, our major romance is with the city. Of course, he didn’t get priced out of it like I did, but I’ll always be a New Yorker.

[@jenniferworley7115]

I'm 71 years old and I've heard some great music but this is definitely top 10 for me. What an amazing writer, singer and pianist. Thanks for this great reaction.✌

[@TheDivayenta]

72 here and I agree. Are you related to Joanne Worley, the comedian?

[@eboily]

I'd really appreciate to know what are the other 9 of your top-10!

[@markcooper6231]

Absolutely one of the best singer songwriters EVER. I am sure it is listed but Piano Man is an absolute must!!!

[@mariajobson739]

YES...PIANO MAN...love it!

[@smarleyjoe3569]

He Knows that its me they been coming to see lol

[@julielong8714]

@@smarleyjoe3569To forget about life for awhile 🎶

[@ArtofDreaming1]

Piano man is a true story his record company was ripping him off so he decided to stop recording till his contract ran out,so he he just played in bars.

[@scottbaxtrom4324]

Billy Joel is a rabbit hole you should enter.Enjoy the ride. 1)Piano Man 2)Only The Good Die Young. 3)Movin Out. 4)She's Always A Women To Me. 5)You May Be Right. Enjoy the Billy Joel rabbit hole.

[@Dobermanluv]

New York is a vibe. You can't describe it.

[@DMB088]

Billy Joel is my childhood soundtrack. I adore his music. The albums "the stranger" and "52nd street" are burned into my memory.

[@DanFan2042]

Zanzibar is an overlooked gem...just sayin

[@tonywhitby6881]

Mine too ,first saw him in Deeside Leisure Centre , near where I live in Liverpool …..in 79…… I bet he doesn’t remember playing that one 😂😂

[@DanFan2042]

@@tonywhitby6881 You're probably correct about his recollection of the song. Liverpool, hey? Lucky you! Greetings from the American Midwest.

[@tonywhitby6881]

@@DanFan2042 I meant the concert sorry not the song ,it was the Glass Houses tour ….. greetings from Liverpool

[@DMB088]

@@tonywhitby6881 I've heard he used to get pretty buzzed during earlier shows, so I bet that was a lot of fun!

[@debbiechang5781]

Billy Joel is an American treasure. He’s a genius composer/lyricist/storyteller/pianist/vocalist. His live performances are legendary and his catalogue is deep and well worth a deep dive. He is also amazing on harmonica 🌺✌️

[@rhiahlMT]

There's nothing more to be said about Billy Joel, he's fantastic!

[@rickpetersen1745]

Billy Joel is the true King of New York. There isn't a place he can't go. He adds a little Ray Charles to this preformence which only makes it better. When God was passing out talent Billy was at the front of the line.

[@karenfryberger4260]

"Good Night Saigon" and "We Didn't Start the Fire" are masterpieces. Others in the comment section are offering plenty of suggestions. I noticed one that I agree with big time: you should check out Kennedy Center Honors Billy Joel. Almost 19 minutes long, but I think most of us would stick with you for it, since it features an incredible line-up of performers paying tribute.

[@RedPen1966]

"We Didn't Start the Fire" was my high school graduation anthem in 1984. There is NOTHING like an evening spent immersed in Billy Joel's music.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Billy was the coolest kid whomever had his mother send him to piano lessons. His heroes were the Beatles and Ray Charles.

[@leephilips8950]

Billy Joel is insanely famous and has written countless hits. But very generational so. I’m not surprised you hadn’t heard of him.

[@elizabethrossi7604]

I'm sooooo excited!!! This is my all time favorite Billy Joel tune!

[@subwaygoddess1]

Billy does it best

[@dollydog5]

He has so many incredible songs. Many pay tribute to New York. When I moved away from Upstate NY in my mid-20s, we'd party till the wee hours in Denver, and we would crank Billy Joel when I felt heartache, missing my home. He's an incredible musician and performer. A genuine talent. All that said, New York City is only a slice of New York State... Upstate NY is stunningly beautiful and pristine. Truly. Go there.

[@subwaygoddess1]

Polo, Billy's singin about old NYC, pre 9/11

[@markuss3735]

I grew up in and around New York, from 1969. I don't live there anymore but my brother and some friends still do. It is a huge city. There are areas that aren't so great, just like in any city, but there are also fantastic areas. Overall it is a place worth visiting and experiencing. There is no other place like it. And I believe Billy Joel still performs to sold out concerts at Madison Square Garden.

[@lindazee]

Every month, MSG, sold out until I believe July 2024. These days, though, the shows are more of a singalong of huge fans who attend and watch him as they accompany him to his songs.

[@j.t.3798]

This musicianship was amazing! 🔥

[@ernarc23]

Yes. The phrase was borrowed from this song. Glad you're listening to Billy. He was a huge part of my childhood. Genius talent...and so much soul. 💕

[@Frostrazor]

i knew after you did Elton, it was a matter of time someone would get you to Billy. I saw them both in concert together. Amazing show. Each one played for 40 mins. Then they both came on stage and played each other songs for about 30 minutes, then they both did songs together for the last 45 minutes. Phenomenal show. I saw Elton last year on his farewell tour as well, and seen Billy two other times. Such legendary stage performers.

[@bkshields76]

I saw that show in Nashville. Maybe best concert ever,...

[@meriannestoneback7436]

Took my mom to that show in Pittsburgh. Definitely the best concert I'll probably ever attend. ❤

[@RunawayOcelot]

Shout out to his band, they've been with him all these years and they absolutely slay!!

[@DMB088]

Not even playing yet and this gets a like 🥰

[@TheAsphyx666]

Incredible pianist, singer, composer, lyricist. Billy Joel is one of the greatest American musicians of the past half decade.

[@davidbradshaw2293]

Century

[@joelspaulding5964]

When he goes to the bridge; pure Ray Charles in the vocal.

[@luannecopelton-wf1vu]

One of the best story tellers ! Greatest live show … he’s a treasure

[@geraldherrmann787]

Scenes From An Italian Restaurant

[@fgrillo29]

I was born in the 70's in New York. (The Bronx) Billy Joel was the early soundtrack of my life. This song in particular, always make me think of home. This performance gives you the entire Billy Joel experience. It's a love song to the vibe that is NY. Glad you enjoyed.

[@timafiggy]

Yes in Harlem early 70's. Loved it.

[@Straydogger]

Ray Charles vibes in this song. Great stuff.

[@annamariadelillo2916]

What a fabulous song to start your Billy Joel journey. This live version is AMAZING! He is a HUGE catalogue of music. Yes, he coined the phrase “New York State of Mind,” which has been used by so many people. Joel is insanely talented. The Billy Joel rabbit hole runs very deep - dive in and enjoy!

[@WHITEboi633]

“He’s cold on the piano” Yes, yes he is. Some may say he’s the piano man.

[@Got2bTheRedhead]

Billy is my favorite because he is crazy talented, generous to other musicians and always amazing in concert (never has an opening act - just 3 hours of him and his band). You should check out Billy Joel and his duet with Ray Charles - song, Baby Grand.

[@almightylsama]

Another outstanding New York song is New York Minute by Don Henley. Highly recommend.

[@ChristineKane-on8bf]

Blues! Love Joel!

[@MCMNasty2]

His best song in my opinion. I absolutely love any version of New York State of Mind. But this is the best bar none.

[@Bluenosegrows]

the show he did after 9/11 .. stands out

[@maryannnaylor]

One of my favorite songs of all time!!

[@GaliSinatra]

Billy live is amazing. He also plays guitar, sax and harmonica that I've seen. Could be more!

[@kimking6036]

Billy Joel is a rare talent. Hi s vocals, piano playing, song writing are like no other. He has so many sounds and styles. River of dreams is just one of my favorites. But I can't come close to picking just one. You my be right is another great

[@davidmalarkey1302]

Like no other how about Elton John.

[@jessicalee7119]

"Joel wrote the song after returning to the East Coast from Los Angeles, where he had spent the previous three years. The inspiration for the song came from his pride in returning home to New York. Joel was literally "takin' a Greyhound [bus] on the Hudson River Line [route]" when the idea for the song came to him, and the song was written as soon as Joel arrived home. " (From Wikipedia)

[@flutesong5527]

He can do everything well. And he gets to you at the same time. One of the best concerts I ever attended was Elton John and Billy Joel splitting the show, as a classical musician, can't help but really admire their classical piano chops

[@sandrajewitt6050]

It was amazing to see Billy Joel in concert. All talent, very little flash.

[@grandmarshal7539]

Billy Joel, the piano man

[@bg874]

To me NY is a place where every inch is fascinating and has its own story, and you can just disappear into it. Ive been there once and never felt so wonderfully alone yet in the middle of everything.

[@subwaygoddess1]

Hi from NYC!

[@ninja_tony]

Same here! Shoutout from Astoria!

[@woodyheywood8792]

Dude I probably comment this a lot...but your reactions are genuine and on point...thanks! Look up "Just the way you are" in this live setting....He kills it! Appreciate you man!

[@teresaeames6926]

He’s the piano man!

[@beckiramsey9561]

I love his years that his songs were heavy with the piano! Such great musical poetry, he told wonderful stories!❤❤🎶🎵🎹

[@brianorzel1873]

NYC is amazing! You could visit for a month and still not see everything! You would have a blast! Billy is just one example of the greatness here!

[@syx3s]

i wouldn't say he's a jack of all trades. i'd say that he's a rare master of a few.

[@dee_dee_place]

I was fortunate to speak with Billy Joel after his concert. He is just a regular guy: he's so personable & humble. He studied classical music as a kid. He once said when he was overseas playing a concert, the audience didn't seem to really know who he was & what he did, so, he sat down at his piano & played a classical song. The audience erupted into cheers & clapping. His saxophone players have always been terrific. At his concert, we gave his sax player a Standing O after his solo. Joel jumped on his piano & started clapping along with us. He told the sax player, "That's for you; keep playing." He didn't jump off his piano for 10 minutes while the sax player continued to play. When I get homesick for NYC, I listen to this song on a loop until I feel better.

[@ryanr5319]

Ty for reaction sir! One of the greatest songwriters around. Just a gifted entertainer / storyteller.

[@LisaThomas-xz3ki]

Scenes From an Italian Restaurant is AMAZING!!

[@jenniferplumley1921]

This is one of my all time favorite songs. I loved that blues/jazz feel. He’s amazing and you literally feel every word. This takes me back to my childhood. I fell in love with the piano, and the storytelling.

[@jasonsomething6003]

It brings me joy that newer artists revert back to learn from the past music! Billy Joel is in a class of his own! peace

[@AlicePeabody]

Freak that I am, I watch multiple first time watching of the same song over and over. Thank you for experiencing as witness without interjection.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

BILLY JOEL..ENTERTAINER. PERIOD.

[@johnkellis8456]

Saw Billy with Elton John (piano men efficienatos). In Ohio Stadium. Equal billing, three part, Billy, Elton, and then they played together doing each others songs. Wonderful!

[@helaina400]

New York is a wondrous city - and state.

[@willow0828]

He’s a bad ass on the harmonica as well.

[@helaina400]

This is his homage to Ray Charles - and NY is glorious!

[@daveclark6785]

You picked an obscure & live version of an incredible classic. Love your reviews 👍🏻

[@brendaashton6428]

So jealous of you discovering Billy Joel for the first time. Go deep my friend!

[@The_Kiosk]

Like so many others, this is part of my childhood soundtrack. Long road trips cross country, Billy Joel and The Police tapes in the deck, sunsets in far away places. Man...

[@zacharyrosen8372]

Billy Joel is the absolute greatest story-teller in music. He barely sings, he just tells you a story while his piano paints the amazing scene in your mind and soul.

[@user-eo5zn4hq8s]

If you listen to a number of his songs back to back, you notice that his voice and the piano mirror the feel of each sing. The Entertainer feels almost like a carnival, there is an innocence at the start of Goodnight, Saigon that graduals turns harsh, bitter, and jaded. He is incredibly talented.

[@shazza160]

I want to take the time to congratulation Maryam. I watched some older blogs, I cannot get over the changes in her from the camera shy mother who could hardly look at the camera to the confident woman in her prime who is now one of the stars of a successful international blog. She will never be that shy woman again. She has allowed herself to be scrutinised and private parts of life to be known. Moslem your wife has gone from strength to strength and is much admired internationally. She knows her worth. It’s so wonderful. She’s a treasure.

[@roberta7727]

Thank you for playing. Billy Joel Maybe you could play piano man. Thank you so much love your show and you.❤😂❤❤

[@petersavieri]

Every single day of my life I thank human imagination for creating the technology to record and re-experience the ephemeral performing arts like this. Just imagine if all the greatness we can access, so many years after the moment it happened, was lost to time in that moment in the 70s, in the 30s, in the 90s, the 80s, the 60s, 50s, 40s. Without recorded media, only the people in that room on that night would have experienced that performance. We are extremely fortunate for this wealth of culture.

[@lenoreleitch5297]

Indeed, a jack of all trades and master of all of them.

[@Iron_Thunderstorm]

This is actually my first time hearing this song, but let me tell you. Billy Joel has a LOT of really great songs that you could react to. Movin’ Out My Life It’s Still Rock n Roll to Me Uptown Girl The Longest Time The Downeaster ‘Alexa’ to name a few. I think I recall you already doing Piano Man.

[@andybarth5928]

what an incredible talented human being he is....

[@MsMarple]

Man Is gifted and shows his true blue roots, which he developed in the multicultural universe that is New York City. Piano 🎹 Man is not faking. And the solo sax is amazing. Couldn’t wait to see the look on your face, POLO! You have a great format, and others are copying you, but your intelligence, deep feeling and appreciation are not just an intellectual exercise - and keep me coming back. Hope I can put that into $$ soon.

[@rubyleuty9417]

While you in Billy Joel mood you really should his most famous song which introduced us all to him which is Piano man. Very nostalgic of the 70’s when piano bars was the place to go Out drinking and to party.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

It’s why he’s called the piano man! A New York poet ♥️

[@lauriehowerton759]

My husband was a blues/jazz sax player so I so appreciate this!!!!

[@KundakStuff]

And today's stank face that tells you the track is magic starts at 4:37. Hell yeah, love to see it! 🎶♥🎵

[@Lea-zf7lm]

Tbh, as much as I liked the song as a 21 year old, it sounds even better now. Thank you for reminding me, as this version is a pure joy to listen to. Big cities do stink... but oh! how I love their energy and culture. (My favourite is Rome.)

[@Raittway]

I was an architectural designer/draftsman in the early 90s. I worked in an old railroad building. I heard someone playing piano, beautifully. Turns out Billy Joel's office was above mine!!! Loved drafting and to Billy playing piano. Dream job. I met the bass player, Howie, from his first band "The Hassles". He was going on tour with "Ram Jam". Yeah, the "Black Betty" band. I hung out with a few of them in the 70s. My favorite Billy Joel album is "Turnstiles".

[@chrisphillips6249]

Billy Joel has written many, many great songs, every one of them unique and not limited to any particular style. Anything you listen to will be incredible.

[@octavia9360]

I was exposed to Billy when I was a kid. My Mom loved him. My fave album that I still listen to this day is Turnstiles. Its amazing to me. Give the whole album a listen ❤.

[@barryanderson3910]

Polo, I've been following a lot of your videos, but haven't seen all of them. But I see in the chat that this may be the first time you've ever reacted to Billy Joel. I wonder how he's escaped your notice. Check out further suggestions for his music as put forth in the chat by your followers. You could spend quite a long time just on his hits. My personal recommendation would be River of Dreams (the official video).

[@jamesgalimo1007]

So many hits. So many different styles. He's thinking Billy's a jazz musician, but he was right when he called him, "a Jack of all trades" and doesn't even know why.

[@barryanderson3910]

@@jamesgalimo1007 Very true.

[@alisonsmith1137]

I am an avid Billy Joel fan. New York State of Mind is on of my favorites. I have never heard this version before. Thank you!

[@mariajobson739]

He had a great documentary concert at Shea Stadium before it closed for good. Fantastic show...and Paul McCartney joined in at end. He was driven by same guy who drove the Beatles when they played NY back then..amazing!

[@laudanum669]

I have been lucky enough to see Billy at MSG, once from the front row. This is one of my favorites as I love NYC and this is Billy's love song to NYC. I wanted to see him one more time at MSG, but when they announced that his residency at MSG will end in July 2024 the ticket prices went thru the roof. A front row ticket I had just a few years ago is now about 10 times more. By the end Billy will have played 150 sold out shows in the last 10 years at MSG. It was a once/twice in a lifetime experience.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Those of you who saw him live know his last remark of the night was always; “Have a great night, and don’t take shit from anyone!” Billy “closed out” Shea Stadium as only he can. The next morning contractors began tearing it down. He IS NYC. 🤘😎

[@rayevarney]

You should absolutely visit New York. It's breathtaking, and like no where else in the world.

[@johnm506]

There are a holy trinity of piano playing singer songwriters. For me Billy Joel Elton John / Bernie Taupin and Bruce Hornsby are exactly that Billy’s music and his words will still be being played in generations to come because it’s both timeless and unforgettable.

[@danielhoskins4690]

I’d go with Ray Charles, Nina Simone and Little Richard.

[@hootnhollerauctions9254]

Grew up on Long Island. He'd show up at bars in the Hamptons and just sit and play and everyone would just start singing along. No one mobbing him. Just like he was one of the crowd. So nice and polite too! Great times! Captain Jack is a favorite!

[@kracine9582]

My favorite Billy J song of all time!!!

[@cherylmack1260]

His music never gets old. Many of his songs have been used in movies. Sax player sounds like Wiseberg.

[@trevorholden7423]

What a deeply enthralling, exciting wonderous performance by some of the most gifted musicians in the business. God damn I wish I had been in that audience!!!

[@joshb23]

There's a reason he's STILL selling out Madison Square Garden every month (going on like 90 shows in 10 years.) He's not my favorite, but he is an undisputed icon, and incredible singer/player/songwriter. And yeah, it gets smelly here in some parts, but despite all its many problems it's the greatest city in the world. Check out Simon and Garfunkel's "A Heart in New York" live from the '81 Central Park performance!

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Written by Billy Joel. He is a legend 🙌 This is 1 of many hit songs 🎵 Suggested videos 📹: 1 Billy Joel sings Honesty 2 Billy Joel sings Uptown Girl 👧 As for my hometown, videos 📹 1 Chris Isaak sings San Francisco Days 2 Jimmy Buffett sings Come Monday 3 Journey performs Lights.

[@wonderfullife7555]

Billy Joel ' Piano Man".... Excellent song!