Title: Keepin' The Faith
Product review: An Innocent Man harkens back to Billy Joel's leather jacketed, teenage years and emulates the rock sound of the pre-British Invasion days. "Easy Money" has a rolling sound and became the title of a Rodney Dangerfield movie and the title track finds Mr. Joel singing a torch song. "The Longest Time" is an almost a cappella number that pays tribute to the street corner doo wop groups. "This Night" is another slower song while "Tell Her About It" has a definite R&B influence. The song became his second number song and has a party atmosphere. "Uptown Girl" has a full, explosive sound and a Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons feel. "Careless Talk" is fast paced song and "Christie Lee" is about Christie Brinkley. "Leave A Tender Moment Alone" features some nice harmonica playing and "Keeping The Faith" sums up the overall theme of the album and closes it out on a high note.
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