User:Joe Vitale 5

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Biography
Hi there, I'm Joseph Charles "Joe" Vitale I was born in Youngstown, Ohio, United States and grew up there until I was 19, before moving to Wichita, Kansas for a job with my father, Vannozzo Vitale and in late 2009 I went on a trip to Stockport, Greater Manchester, England, with a friend, Ricky Deveroux and then decided to stay there permanently (what a mistake). I Support the English football club, Rochdale A.F.C., and I joined Wikipedia on Jan 31, 2014, after anonymously editing for many months. The main reason for becoming a Wikipedia had remained a mystery for many years, but in more resent times I joined to make albums or musicians mean more in words, mostly for myself, but if you find them helpful I must be doing something right, if anything. And the only advice I can give to anyone is L.A.B.A.T.Y.D. (An acronym for "Life's A Bitch And Then You Die")

Interests
I am a massive music fan, my favorite artists include Phil Collins, Genesis, Joe Walsh, Eagles, Roxy Music, Bryan Ferry, Madness, Paul McCartney, The Beatles and some Who stuff (Mainly Roger Daltrey's solo career). And I also own Phil Collins's, Joe Walsh's, and Roger Daltrey's autograph.

Friend list

 * Pkeets (A good friend, whom a look up to.)
 * Rodericksilly (Another good friend, whom I only really work with on Phil Collins related pages.)

Articles created

 * "Judd Lander"
 * "Radio Musicola (song)"
 * "Beat Street (album)"
 * "Be Lucky"
 * "The Rock Connection"
 * "Paul Westwood"
 * "Faces (Nik Kershaw song)"
 * "Martin Ditcham"
 * "All Night Long: Live in Dallas"
 * "Reg Webb"
 * "Small Change (Prism album)"
 * "Head Over Heels in Love (Kevin Keegan song)"
 * "This Is Tomorrow (Bryan Ferry song)"
 * "Mario Abramovich"
 * "Sign of the Times (Bryan Ferry song)"
 * "Tokyo Joe (Bryan Ferry song)"
 * "Yanick Etienne"
 * "The Right Stuff (Bryan Ferry song)"
 * "Chester Kamen"
 * "Timothy B."
 * "Playin' It Cool"
 * "Livin' Right"
 * "Soul Searchin' (song)"
 * "All Night Long (Joe Walsh song)"
 * "Rudy Ramos"
 * "Space Age Whiz Kids (song)"
 * "The Radio Song (Joe Walsh song)"
 * "Blind (Talking Heads song)"
 * "Graham Ward (musician)"
 * "Neil Jason"
 * "Windswept"
 * "Love on the Air (song)"
 * "In My Car (song)"
 * "Don't Stop the Dance"
 * "Speaking in Drums"
 * "Marty Grebb"
 * "George "Chocolate" Perry"
 * "Lady on the Rock"
 * "Plantation Harbor"
 * "Roller Coaster Weekend"

Music collection

 * Here's a list of albums (CD, Tape, and Vinyl)/singles (CD, vinyl) that I personally own (with my ratings):
 * James Gang - "Yer' Album" (1969)
 * James Gang - "Rides Again" (1970)
 * James Gang - "Thirds" (1971)
 * Joe Walsh - "Barnstorm" (1972)
 * Joe Walsh - "The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get" (1973)
 * Joe Walsh - "So What" (1974)
 * Wings - "Venus and Mars" (1975)
 * Eagles - "Hotel California" (1977)
 * Roxy Music - "Manifesto" (1979)
 * Kevin Keegan - "Head Over Heels in Love" (1979)
 * Phil Collins - "Face Value" (1980)
 * Roxy Music - "Flesh + Blood" (1980)
 * Roger Daltrey - "McVicar" (1980)
 * The Who - "Face Dances" (1981)
 * Roxy Music - "Avalon" (1982)
 * Phil Collins - "Hello, I Must Be Going!" (1982)
 * The Who - "It's Hard" (1982)
 * Bryan Adams - "Reckless" (1984)
 * Nik Kershaw - "Human Racing" (1984)
 * Glenn Frey - "The Allnighter" (1984)
 * Don Henley - "Building the Perfect Beast" (1984)
 * Roger Daltrey - "Parting Should Be Painless" (1984)
 * Madness - "Mad Not Mad"
 * Phil Collins - "No Jacket Required" (1985)
 * Bryan Ferry - "Boys and Girls" (1985)
 * Joe Walsh - "The Confessor" (1985)
 * Genesis - "Invisible Touch" (1986)
 * Bryan Ferry - "Bête Noire" (1987)
 * George Harrison - "Cloud Nine" (1987)
 * Joe Walsh - "Got Any Gum?" (1987)
 * Roger Daltrey - "Can't Wait to See the Movie" (1987)
 * Glenn Frey - "Soul Searchin'" (1988)
 * Bryan Ferry - "Taxi" (1993)
 * Joe Walsh - "Analog Man" (2012)