Just The Way You Are appears on the Billy Joel album The Stranger released in 1977. The song was originally written for Billy Joel’s first wife Elizabeth Weber. Originally the song was not to be recorded on The Stranger album, however at the request of Linda Ronstandt who was recording during the same period Billy Joel relented.

My Life first appeared on the Billy Joel studio album 52nd Street released in 1978. The lyrics in the song portray an individual fed-up and striving for another type of life. My Life actually portrayed Billy Joel friend and comedian Richard Lewis.

Dealing with the pressures of everyday life, Pressure (the song) appears on the Billy Joel album The Nylon Curtain, 1982. The video for the song makes reference to other famous videos including A Clockwork Orange and Poltergeist.

Uptown Girl is a song written and performed by Billy Joel, first released on the album An Innocent Man, 1983. Depicting a single ‘downtown’ working class man struggling to get the attentions of an ‘uptown’ wealthy female, this doo-whop type hit peaked at number three on the US Billboards.

You May Be Right is a song written and performed by singer Billy Joel and appears on his Studio album Glass Houses released 1980. The song was used for the hit show Dave’s World, and  charted to number five on the United States billboard, however unlike many of Billy Joel’s proceeding songs You May Be Right did not chart in the United Kingdom.