Billy Joel She's Got a Way live vs. studio

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   I was looking in the database at the compilations for Billy Joel. While "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" always specify whether it's the live or studio version, it doesn't do that for the follow-up single, "She's Got A Way" (with one exception). I'm rather certain they are the live single version, but for sake of consistency (and clarity), can you add these details for "She's Got a Way", too, Aaron?

Also, I believe as of this date, the import CD, "Piano Man - The Very Best Of" is still the only CD with the single mix of "Piano Man", right? While I don't like how it edited out some verses (and the great storytelling in the song), I DO LOVE (and much prefer) that mix to the original (album mix). It was the 45 I bought back when it was a hit (and played it to death), so when it first came out on CD, I wondered why it didn't seem as good. ;)

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	I was looking in the database at the compilations for Billy Joel. While "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" always specify whether it's the live or studio version, it doesn't do that for the follow-up single, "She's Got A Way" (with one exception). I'm rather certain they are the live single version, but for sake of consistency (and clarity), can you add these details for "She's Got a Way", too, Aaron? Also, I believe as of this date, the import CD, "Piano Man - The Very Best Of" is still the only CD with the single mix of "Piano Man", right? While I don't like how it edited out some verses (and the great storytelling in the song), I DO LOVE (and much prefer) that mix to the original (album mix). It was the 45 I bought back when it was a hit (and played it to death), so when it first came out on CD, I wondered why it didn't seem as good. ;) Edited by EdisonLite - 2 hours 5 minutes ago at 8:00pm