It wouldn’t be a Billy Joel show in Detroit these days without some affectionate Motown covers. His excavation of lesser-played stuff also included the barrelhouse Beatlesque romp “A Room of Our Own,” a 1982 album cut he hardly performed live at the time. When he got to the chorus, he more or less did it, prompting cheers from the crowd - although because he has dropped the song’s key in concert, the low notes now presented their own challenges. That included several ‘80s hits that have received little stage time in recent years: a galloping “I Go to Extremes,” a chirpy “Keeping the Faith,” a tempestuous “An Innocent Man.” Ahead of that last 1983 hit, Joel warned the crowd it contained a high note that was harder than ever to hit. But he brought a familiar pleasing tone to Comerica Park, still reliably calling on his falsetto and the old Ray Charles vocalisms embedded in numbers such as “Just the Way You Are,” “Vienna” and “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant.”įor his first metro Detroit stop in eight years - and first stadium show here since the ‘90s - Joel served up enduring hits while digging a bit deeper into his catalog. He busted the chops of Tigers fans early in the night, saying the team with a 36-48 record is “doing pretty good” to groans and laughs from the crowd.Īnd he had a little deprecation for himself, lamenting it was “the first time I’m playing in Michigan while I’m in my ‘70s.” (Joel turned 73 in May.)Ī gravely edge has made its way into Joel’s singing in recent years, and he has lost control in spots (notably Saturday on the high notes of “She’s Always a Woman”). There’s plenty of banter and good-natured shtick - like the ubiquitous flyswatter he had close at hand, a routine at his outdoor dates.
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