Good Doc I enjoyed it.
couple of things that I picked up on is it seems like Christy Brinkley still has some heartfelt feelings for him. I really enjoyed seeing their personal diary stuff from back in the day. She look like she was truly in love way back when and happy.
Number two - and this is int important but it’s abt the progression of his hair. Always try to figure out when people are wearing wigs and at some point you could tell it look like he had some hair help and then in the next clip, he was thin, then severely thinning. Kinda makes me wonder if he’s one of those dudes that went in to get a close clipper cut and then it was just poof - adios.
Billy Joel "And So It Goes" Documentary on HBO Max
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Re: Billy Joel "And So It Goes" Documentary on HBO Max
He's made fun of EJs weave a few times.
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He did an interview with Howard Stern where he talked about the song. The producer is Freddy Wexler. Look him up. He asked Billy if he had any unfinished songs laying around, so I think Billy did have a part in it at least. Then Freddy finished it with 2 other guys listed in the credits as well. Weird since Billy always wrote his songs by himself but whatever.Anthrax442 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 12:29 pmI actually really liked that song, but I also understand that it wasn't really a Billy Joel song, it was a song that producer came up with, and Billy agreed to record it.NeonKnite wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 11:47 amThat new song a year or so ago didn't exactly light my world on fire. If I never hear it again it'll be too soon.Anthrax442 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 10:44 am Makes me think that this is actually why he "retired" after River of Dreams. I know he said he didn't feel like he had anything left to contribute, song writing wise, so he just wasn't going to do it anymore, but I wonder if he had kept the band together if he would have kept writing?
Or maybe it's the opposite, maybe he knew he didn't have any gas left in the tank, and it was time to end things.
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Re: Billy Joel "And So It Goes" Documentary on HBO Max
Can you believe Christie Brinkley is 71? Shit, she looks great for her age. And, I agree with your observations on her genuinely being in love with the guy and still caring about him today, even though they split up decades ago. Nice to see a divorced couple with a kid moving on with class/grace because we know it very often doesn't work out that way. Good for them.Fletch wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 8:35 am Good Doc I enjoyed it.
couple of things that I picked up on is it seems like Christy Brinkley still has some heartfelt feelings for him. I really enjoyed seeing their personal diary stuff from back in the day. She look like she was truly in love way back when and happy.
Number two - and this is int important but it’s abt the progression of his hair. Always try to figure out when people are wearing wigs and at some point you could tell it look like he had some hair help and then in the next clip, he was thin, then severely thinning. Kinda makes me wonder if he’s one of those dudes that went in to get a close clipper cut and then it was just poof - adios.
As for Billy Joel's hair, I think that frizzy/curly hair can be styled or treated to make hair loss look less obvious, but only for so long. I prefer his shaved look to his sometimes touring partner's goofy wigs.