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This 1989 Billy Joel Signature Hit Is Also One Of His Most Hated Songs

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By Mike Duquette
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By the end of the 1980s, Billy Joel was riding a high that few piano-playing rock 'n' rollers had achieved. The Piano Man had laid claim to numerous honors, including a bunch of platinum albums, five Grammy Awards, countless sold-out arena concerts, and even a historic tour of the Soviet Union. He closed the decade with another major milestone, too: 1989's "We Didn't Start the Fire," off the chart-topping album "Storm Front," became his third career No. 1 song in America.
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This 1989 Billy Joel Signature Hit Is Also One Of His Most Hated Songs

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By Mike Duquette
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By the end of the 1980s, Billy Joel was riding a high that few piano-playing rock 'n' rollers had achieved. The Piano Man had laid claim to numerous honors, including a bunch of platinum albums, five Grammy Awards, countless sold-out arena concerts, and even a historic tour of the Soviet Union. He closed the decade with another major milestone, too: 1989's "We Didn't Start the Fire," off the chart-topping album "Storm Front," became his third career No. 1 song in America.
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Quote Of The Day By Prince: 'Everything Has Changed For Me Since ...' Original

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By Mike Duquette
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Prince had the kind of career that countless musicians dream of but only precious few get to achieve. The Minneapolis-born icon changed popular music forever by fusing rock 'n' roll, R&B, and pop in a sleek package, embracing cutting-edge synthesizers and drum machines alongside full band arrangements. He could play nearly any instrument a song required and produced his own music, and Prince wrote and produced killer songs for others, as well.
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