Turnstiles - Billy Joel

Turnstiles

Billy Joel

  • Genre: Pop
  • Release Date: 1976-05-19
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 8

  • ℗ 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Say Goodbye to Hollywood Billy Joel 4:37 USD 1.29
2
Summer, Highland Falls Billy Joel 3:20 USD 1.29
3
All You Wanna Do Is Dance Billy Joel 3:46 USD 1.29
4
New York State of Mind Billy Joel 6:03 USD 1.29
5
James Billy Joel 3:56 USD 1.29
6
Prelude / Angry Young Man Billy Joel 5:17 USD 1.29
7
I've Loved These Days Billy Joel 4:35 USD 1.29
8
Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Billy Joel 5:14 USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Billy’s Best!

    5
    By ashtonz
    My favorite from Billy. While it contains the classic ‘New York State of Mind” my favorites are the lesser known tracks like “Summer Highland Falls”, ‘James”, “I’ve loved these days” and “Miami 2017.” I play it from beginning to end all the time.
  • billy joel!

    5
    By M. Dorji
    this album is just AWESOME!!!!!
  • All times favorite

    5
    By Frankybelis
    Definitely one of my all times favorite...
  • Overlooked...Turnstiles, where have you been all my life???

    5
    By mlavason
    This album is an absolute overlooked gem. Let me first say that I always considered myself fairly decent fan Billy Joel's over the years. I remember my older sister having his 52nd Street album that I would borrow and play in the 1970's as a kid. Years later in the late 1980's I would buy the double album of Billy Joel's Greatest hits thinking it was the comprehensive album of his best work. I have come to learn at my age of 48 years that I was dead wrong about that. This power packed album Turnstiles of which I never realized existed until recently since I got on a re-emerged Billy Joel kick has some of his best work by far and 2 stand out songs that I never had exposure to I am amazed that Miami 2117 nor Summer Highland Falls are songs that I never been exposed to until this year. Both were not on that massive selling double album of greatest hits I mentioned prior in his review. Both were not part of the radio airplay list of the numerous hits Joel has had over the years. Yet both of those songs are stand out masterpieces. If you think you are a Billy Joel fan yet have not heard this album, you have to give this a listen. You may find yourself saying...Turnstiles, where have you been all my life?
  • His Greatest

    5
    By TurnstileFan
    This, no doubt, was his greatest album. Joel wrote the music for this album at a challenging point in his career. He had success with Piano Man, disappointment with Streetlife Serenader. He was at a crossroads in his career. He would either move forward or be relegated to a one hit wonder. Turnstiles would set the stage for The Stranger. There is not one weak track on this entire album. The song writing, the producing (done by Joel himself), all of it put together made for a masterpiece.
  • Glitch in New York State of Mind

    3
    By musicdav
    Terrific remaster flawed by a digital glitch in New York State of Mind at the 4:54-4:55 mark. I notified Itunes over 2 weeks ago but this still hasn't been fixed....
  • Album cover art

    5
    By Jimmyk1963
    First of all great album! Just fantastic music. I always loved the cover art for the vinyl album release. Every song is represented on it. But you do have to flip it to the back side to see the empty turnstiles area and you realize that's Miami 2017.
  • Incredible

    5
    By beachgurrl
    Billy Joel is my COMPLETELY FAVORITE singer of all time. I love all his music, from Cold Spring Harbor to River of Dreams. He has an amzing voice, incredible talent, and his songs are just GOOD. Turnstiles is my second favorite album, (beat by Streetlife Serenade), and his voice is just so pure and young and beautiful. Summer, Highland Falls is one of my favorite songs by him, Miami 2017 is a masterpiece, New York State of Mind is a song about my homeland, All You Wanna Do is Dance is catchy, Prelude/Angry Young Man has possibly one of the best piano interludes I've ever seen, James is sweet, Say Goodbye to Hollywood is beautiful, and so is I've Loved These Days. It's one of Bill's best albums and shall always be remembered as such. I love you Billy Joel!!!
  • Underrated Classic

    5
    By Happy Jack 7
    Heard this for the first time in 25 years. Wow, some great songs on here. 'New York State of Mind' is sublime.
  • Great album

    5
    By JKsniper
    You can't be a true Long Islander and not like Billy Joel's music. This came out the year I graduated high school and it's one of my all time favorite albums. JK
  • Not as good as The Stranger but excellent nonetheless...

    5
    By nyyfan_el
    When people think of Billy Joel they tend to think of The Stranger... and with good reason. As The Stranger is probably my favorite Joel album, Turnstiles isn't far behind. NY State of Mind, & Miami 2017 are two of my favorite songs of all time, while Angry Young Man & Say Goodbye to Hollywood are great too. This is some of his best work, and with a price of $8, do yourself a favor and get it... & If you're a New Yorker.... you should already have it ;)
  • Good Old Billy Joel

    4
    By KevinRubin
    I like almost all of Billy Joel's albums from the mid-70's through the mid-80's and this definitely fits in that range. I like all the songs on it, though some I don't remember well when I'm not listening to it. Of course, "New York State of Mind" has been on my mind quite a bit lately, since I just moved to New York City a couple of weeks ago (after a decade in India...)
  • Great album

    5
    By nicob17fan
    I've listened to most of the songs on this album this is one of his best albums. I appreciate his early career more than his later because it is great. Most people just know Billy Joel from you may be right and it's still rock and roll to me those are awesome songs but they don't sum up his style of music so I highly suggest to get this album.
  • A Classic

    5
    By DGrow
    One of the best pop albums of all time. A classic.
  • Probably his best

    5
    By Don't Even Point
    This album and The Stranger represent the best of Billy Joel, when his songs were still piano-based, before he became a "pop" singer. These are timeless classics, and the songwriting and performances are top-knotch.
  • BEST ALBUM BY FAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    5
    By Glicc253
    Absolutley the most astonishing work by billy joel. Not a single cut that is bad! Possibly his best!
  • His Finest

    5
    By diamondmit
    Don't let 'em fool you. The Stranger was overrated, Turnstiles underrated. This is a true masterpiece. Beauty on an epic scale, rock on the biggest stage, and music that will forever remain in our hearts and souls.
  • Joel's Masterpiece.

    5
    By VivaLaTechnicolor
    This is one of the great albums of the 70s. My personal favorites are "Say Goodbye To Hollywood", "Prelude/Angry Young Man", & "Miami 2017 (I've Seen The Lights Go out On Broadway)". If you've never heard Billy Joel, this is the way to start. Those who already love him, you'll love him even more.
  • Turnstiles

    5
    By Pianoplayer95
    This is by far the best Billy Joel ever recorded, and although it was not a hit, it shows Joel at his best

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