Capture a pivotal moment in rock history with Billy Joel’s classic fourth studio album, Turnstiles, originally released on May 19, 1976. Marking Joel's triumphant return to New York from California, this album represents the first time he self-produced and recorded with his legendary backing band—including Liberty DeVitto, Doug Stegmeyer, Russell Javors, and Richie Cannata.
Anchored by timeless anthems like "New York State of Mind" and the Phil Spector-inspired "Say Goodbye to Hollywood," Turnstiles seamlessly blends soaring piano ballads, driving rock, and sharp, introspective storytelling. From the rapid-fire piano work on "Prelude / Angry Young Man" to the dystopian spectacle of "Miami 2017," this record is a quintessential cornerstone for any classic rock or 1970s vinyl collection.
Capture a pivotal moment in rock history with Billy Joel’s classic fourth studio album, Turnstiles, originally released on May 19, 1976. Marking Joel's triumphant return to New York from California, this album represents the first time he self-produced and recorded with his legendary backing band—including Liberty DeVitto, Doug Stegmeyer, Russell Javors, and Richie Cannata.
Anchored by timeless anthems like "New York State of Mind" and the Phil Spector-inspired "Say Goodbye to Hollywood," Turnstiles seamlessly blends soaring piano ballads, driving rock, and sharp, introspective storytelling. From the rapid-fire piano work on "Prelude / Angry Young Man" to the dystopian spectacle of "Miami 2017," this record is a quintessential cornerstone for any classic rock or 1970s vinyl collection.
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