The Life of Billy Joel

Billy 's life Joel Billy Joel was born May 9, 1949 at the Bronx, New York State. He moved to a small town in Long Island at the age of four. This is mature music art when he is 4 years old. Billy Joel was originally a fan of classical music who used his classical piano training to hone his skills. It definitely had a big impact on his life and his music. Growing up Joel is a fan of big fans such as Ray Charles, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Otis Reading. When he saw the Beatles playing at the Ed Sullivan show, he was very convinced of the music business.

Director Paul Claude perfectly combines the life history of Shea Stadium, New York Mets, Billy Joel. Shea's last show was an inspiring and effective love letter through an inspiring and effective love letter, interviews and excellent performances, which made me one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Editing of concerts and whole movies and selection of songs was perfect until the last Let It Be. Through music and sports, people who experience the same thing in one place are very intimate and tell the story I will feel the emotions of places where many people gathered together for years. When the emotional share stood on Long Island, we saw the change in New York, and in the end knew that it was a love letter to the stadium that local people call "dumping" . The perfect 'Send' movie

Although this fun documentary "Shea's Last Play" is obviously visible, though, Billy Joel is basically a rock star of the New York Mets, so Billy Joel is perfect for the final rock concert at Shea Stadium. Shea's 44-year major tenant, Joel and the Mets, has an amazing common strange timeline: for example, Joel's father left his family in the same month. team

Director Paul Claude seamlessly emphasized the history of Shea stadium, the history of New York Mets, succeeded in documenting the life and career of Billy Joel born in New York. Alec Baldwin is speaking, there is an interview with Joel, Metropolitan player, Paul McCartney. There are also historical shots of the concert dates back to the 1960s (including the Beatles) and baseball games. The whole movie is the highlight of the last concert on July 18th. The footage of the concert here is wonderful, and especially for Billy Joel fans, only Shea's last game is worth a look. This is a documentary that I never want to see again.