Captain Jack (Live at Shea Stadium, Queens, NY - July 2008)
Provided to YouTube by Columbia/Legacy Captain Jack (Live at Shea Stadium, Queens, NY - July 2008) · Billy Joel Live At Shea Stadium ℗ 2011 Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 2011-03-08 Guitar, Band Leader, Vocal: Tommy Byrnes Composer, Associated Performer, Lyricist: Billy Joel Vocal, Guitar, Flute, Saxophone: Mark Rivera Percussion, Guitar, Saxophone, Vocal: Crystal Taliefero Vocal, Organ, Keyboards, Piano: Dave Rosenthal Vocal, Bass: Andy Cichon Drums: Chuck Burgi Trumpet, Saxophone: Carl Fischer Mixing Engineer: Frank Filipetti Mastering Engineer: Ted Jensen Assistant Producer: Bruce Dickinson Auto-generated by YouTube.

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