Page Summary: In 1980, Billy Joel released his album Glass Houses, which topped the Billboard Pop chart for a full six weeks We close the night where it all started - a bit of a homage to probably the greatest music ever!
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In 1980, Billy Joel released his album Glass Houses, which topped the Billboard Pop chart for a full six weeks We close the night where it all started - a bit of a homage to probably the greatest music ever! The Don Nix song made famous by Freddie King gets a run out with The Measure.
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- In 1980, Billy Joel released his album Glass Houses, which topped the Billboard Pop chart for a full six weeks
- We close the night where it all started - a bit of a homage to probably the greatest music ever!
- The Don Nix song made famous by Freddie King gets a run out with The Measure.
- An original song written by Jimmy Green from our album Twice Cut Once.
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