The 7" remix was released on the My Lives box set. The 12" remix has never been released on CD or in digital format for stores like iTunes - despite customer demand. The actual run times for the 7" and 12" are 4:52 and 5:27, respectively. Both 7" and 12" releases state "Special Mix" on the label and both have a printed run time of 4:44. An extended remix was also released on US promotional 12" vinyl singles (Columbia AS 1982). The song was remixed for release as a 7" vinyl single. Just keep the faith (Nothing is impossible). She's worried that we won't get approved for the mortgage, but I just keep telling her to keep the faith. Often said imperatively as a phrase of encouragement or reassurance. At the end, Joe Piscopo makes a cameo, reading a newspaper with the headline "Billy Joel: An Innocent Man!", and after giving a one hundred dollar tip, quips to a shoeshine boy, "Keep the faith, kid." But theres a message for you my friend, and I know this word is true. To remain optimistic about a person or situation, especially when faced with challenges. Since some of you are blocked I will attempt to keep this group up to date with the Legend of the Ortex Guy and his daily updates. Joel's wife-to-be Christie Brinkley appears in the video as the "red haired girl in a Chevrolet". We heard on the radio that there is a pie contest in Silent Springs. You may be the hero we need and don't deserve. You can always grab the latest invite card from our Next. The courtroom audience is populated by 1950s acts on one side, and 1960s acts (including a Jimi Hendrix lookalike) on the other, and shows Billy singing and dancing throughout the video. Text, call or invite a friend to join you for our next service. Richard Pryor makes a cameo appearance at the beginning of the video, standing at the bottom of the courthouse steps, reading a newspaper with the headline "Billy Joel: Guilty or Innocent?". The music video for the song depicts a court trial to determine whether Joel is innocent and is "keeping the faith" (as the song " An Innocent Man" plays in the background). But my verbal confession of faith that Jesus is Lord was the culmination. Reception Ĭash Box said that the song is "Joel at his melodic and lyric best, representing pure American pop music." Music video I wrote about keeping the faith in a Christian college, a friend and former. Joel said that he did the song because he "owe a great debt to that time in his life" and "to the wild guys he used to hang out with and the old rock and roll" that really inspired him. Share them and provide encouraging words for a friend going through a tough time.
Joel told SiriusXM in 2016 that this song was kind of his way of explaining. It can be tough to hold onto faith in God when life gets difficult. It is an autobiographical song about Joel's teenage years, with him reminiscing about the 1950s and 1960s lifestyle.
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