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Joe родился в Джорджии, но когда ему было всего лишь два года, семья переехала в городок Opelika, штат Алабама. Неудивительно, что мальчик, родители которого были священниками, проводил большую часть своего времени в церкви, учась петь, играть на гитаре и даже дирижировать хором.
В конце 80-х он начал играть в местных группах, развивая свои умения после окончания старших классов. Сменив несколько непостоянных работ, Joe Thomas купил билет в один конец до Нью-Йорка в надежде осуществить свою мечту стать музыкантом. Его навыки в пении и игре на гитаре сослужили Joe хорошую службу, они произвели впечатление на продюсера Vincent’a Herbert’a, с которым он познакомился, работая в музыкальном магазине, специализирующимся на музыке gospel. Впоследствии была записано демо из трех треков, а затем заключен контракт с Polygram.
В 1993 году увидел свет дебютный альбом Joe под названием «Everything». Его показателями в чартах стали 105-е место в BillBoard 200 и 16-е в BillBoard R&B/Hip-Hop. Хит-синглами стали «I’m In Luv», «All Or Nothing» и «The One For Me».
Два года спустя Joe записал песню для саундтрека к фильму «Не грози Южному Централу, попивая сок у себя в квартале» и перебрался на Jive, где в 1997 году выпустил свой следующий альбом «All That I Am».
Диск стал своего рода прорывом, добравшись до 13-го места в BillBoard 200 и 4-го места в R&B чартах. Хитами с альбома были композиции «All The Things (Your Man Won’t Do)» c результатом Top 5 R&B/Top 20 Pop и «Don’t Wanna Be A Player» с результатом Top 5 R&B/Top 40 Pop. Последнюю продюсировал Robney Jerkins, к тому же она вошла в саундтрек к фильму «Booty Call», а «All The Things(Your Man won’t Do)» как раз в «Don’t Be A Menace To South Central…». Альбом «All That I Am» в итоге стал «платиновым».
В 1999-м году Joe занялся продюсированием. С его помощью стартовала молодая R&B-группа Profyle, Сhico DeBarge выпустил свой очередной альбом, а также он поработал с соул-командой Ideal. Помимо всего этого им был сделан ремикс на песню «Never In Your Dreams», исполняемую Барри Уайтом и Тиной Тернер.
В 2000-м году Joe выпустил свой третий альбом «My Name Is Joe», ставший его самым успешным диском, добравшимся до второго места в BillBoard 200 и первого места в чартах R&B-музыки. Эта пластинка стала первой у Joe, получившей успех за пределами соединенных штатов. Супер-хит «I Wanna Know» вошел в Top 40 Великобритании и Австралии. «Stutter» — еще один сингл с этого альбома был спродюсирован Teddy Riley и тоже привлек к себе внимание публики за океаном.
В «My Name Is Joe» была включена песенка «Thank God I Found You», написанная на мотив «Make It Last Forever» Keith’a Sweat’a и исполненная Joe совместно с Mariah Carey и Nas’ом. «My Name Is Joe» стал трижды «платиновым».
Говоря о своих музыкальных пристрастиях, Joe, прежде всего, отмечает музыку gospel на которой он рос, но отдельно упоминает своего кумира Stevie Wonder’a. «Я преклоняюсь перед Stevie, перед его умением писать так много невероятных мелодий».
Следующий альбом у Joe появился в 2002 году и назывался «Better Days». В плане коммерческой успешности этот диск уступил «My Name Is Joe», плюс к этому критики отметили отсутствие у Joe новых идей и обозвали его музыку повторяющейся. Несмотря ни на что диск получил 3-е место в хит-параде R&B и 32-е в BillBoard 2000.
Еще через год Joe выпустил диск «And Then». Главный сингл альбома «More and More» был написан R.Kelly. «Kelly — лучший! Он продолжает показывать, насколько он талантлив. Это вдохновляет», — так Joe отзывается о своем «коллеге». Этот, последний пока свой альбом Joe любит больше остальных. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
В конце 80-х он начал играть в местных группах, развивая свои умения после окончания старших классов. Сменив несколько непостоянных работ, Joe Thomas купил билет в один конец до Нью-Йорка в надежде осуществить свою мечту стать музыкантом. Его навыки в пении и игре на гитаре сослужили Joe хорошую службу, они произвели впечатление на продюсера Vincent’a Herbert’a, с которым он познакомился, работая в музыкальном магазине, специализирующимся на музыке gospel. Впоследствии была записано демо из трех треков, а затем заключен контракт с Polygram.
В 1993 году увидел свет дебютный альбом Joe под названием «Everything». Его показателями в чартах стали 105-е место в BillBoard 200 и 16-е в BillBoard R&B/Hip-Hop. Хит-синглами стали «I’m In Luv», «All Or Nothing» и «The One For Me».
Два года спустя Joe записал песню для саундтрека к фильму «Не грози Южному Централу, попивая сок у себя в квартале» и перебрался на Jive, где в 1997 году выпустил свой следующий альбом «All That I Am».
Диск стал своего рода прорывом, добравшись до 13-го места в BillBoard 200 и 4-го места в R&B чартах. Хитами с альбома были композиции «All The Things (Your Man Won’t Do)» c результатом Top 5 R&B/Top 20 Pop и «Don’t Wanna Be A Player» с результатом Top 5 R&B/Top 40 Pop. Последнюю продюсировал Robney Jerkins, к тому же она вошла в саундтрек к фильму «Booty Call», а «All The Things(Your Man won’t Do)» как раз в «Don’t Be A Menace To South Central…». Альбом «All That I Am» в итоге стал «платиновым».
В 1999-м году Joe занялся продюсированием. С его помощью стартовала молодая R&B-группа Profyle, Сhico DeBarge выпустил свой очередной альбом, а также он поработал с соул-командой Ideal. Помимо всего этого им был сделан ремикс на песню «Never In Your Dreams», исполняемую Барри Уайтом и Тиной Тернер.
В 2000-м году Joe выпустил свой третий альбом «My Name Is Joe», ставший его самым успешным диском, добравшимся до второго места в BillBoard 200 и первого места в чартах R&B-музыки. Эта пластинка стала первой у Joe, получившей успех за пределами соединенных штатов. Супер-хит «I Wanna Know» вошел в Top 40 Великобритании и Австралии. «Stutter» — еще один сингл с этого альбома был спродюсирован Teddy Riley и тоже привлек к себе внимание публики за океаном.
В «My Name Is Joe» была включена песенка «Thank God I Found You», написанная на мотив «Make It Last Forever» Keith’a Sweat’a и исполненная Joe совместно с Mariah Carey и Nas’ом. «My Name Is Joe» стал трижды «платиновым».
Говоря о своих музыкальных пристрастиях, Joe, прежде всего, отмечает музыку gospel на которой он рос, но отдельно упоминает своего кумира Stevie Wonder’a. «Я преклоняюсь перед Stevie, перед его умением писать так много невероятных мелодий».
Следующий альбом у Joe появился в 2002 году и назывался «Better Days». В плане коммерческой успешности этот диск уступил «My Name Is Joe», плюс к этому критики отметили отсутствие у Joe новых идей и обозвали его музыку повторяющейся. Несмотря ни на что диск получил 3-е место в хит-параде R&B и 32-е в BillBoard 2000.
Еще через год Joe выпустил диск «And Then». Главный сингл альбома «More and More» был написан R.Kelly. «Kelly — лучший! Он продолжает показывать, насколько он талантлив. Это вдохновляет», — так Joe отзывается о своем «коллеге». Этот, последний пока свой альбом Joe любит больше остальных. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
1. American R'n'B artist
2. Experimental dubstep producer, releasing mind-boggling 12’s on Ramadanman, BenUFO and Pangaea’s Hessle Audio, Untold's Hemlock and Appleblim’s Apple Pips labels since 2009.
1.) Joe was born on the 5th July 1972 and is a native of Cuthbert, Georgia and later moved to Opelika, Alabama. The son of two preachers, Joe spent much time in church singing, playing guitar, and even directing the choir. He was influenced in his early career by gospel performers such as: The Winans, Commissioned, and Vanessa Bell Armstrong. Joe also grew to love soul legends like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye as well as contemporary stars such as Bobby Brown and Keith Sweat.
[edit]Career
[edit]1990s
Joe graduated from high school and continued to sing and write music while working at occasional temporary jobs. Finally, he traveled to New Jersey, hoping to make connections in the music industry. While working at a gospel record store and continuing his music education through a local church, he met producer Vincent Herbert and recorded a three-song demo tape. He signed to Polygram/Mercury and in 1993 released his album debut, Everything. This album produced a minor hit for him and he was subsequently released from his contract. Joe also had a song called "All the Things" that appeared on the soundtrack to the Wayans Brothers film Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (the brothers later used songs from Joe in loves scenes in their various films over the years). Joe then signed to Jive Records for his 1997 album, All That I Am. This proved to be his breakthrough album, reaching #13 on the Billboard 200 chart, and number 4 on the US Billboard R&B chart. The hit singles from this album included the Top 5 R&B/Top 20 pop hit "All the Things Your Man Won't Do", the Top 5 R&B/Top 40 pop hit "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, and "The Love Scene". "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, was also featured on the Booty Call soundtrack, helping its success. All That I Am eventually went platinum in the US.[citation needed] Joe remixed a duet by Barry White and Tina Turner called "Never in Your Wildest Dreams" and wrote and produced debut albums by Ideal and Déjà Groove in the late 1990s. Joe also sang on the remix of Big Punisher's "Still Not a Player", produced by Knobody, which interpolated Joe's "Don't Wanna Be a Player". Joe sang the background vocals on Brandy's track "Angel in Disguise" on her sophomore album, Never Say Never.
Joe appeared on the track "Thank God I Found You" with Mariah Carey which appeared on her Rainbow album. This song was released as the second single and came at #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. This track also became a hit internationally, helping to raise Joe's profile in other parts of the world.
[edit]2000-2007: Rise to success
In April 2000, Joe released his third album, My Name Is Joe, which became his most successful album to date, reaching the top of the R&B album chart and #2 on the Billboard 200, eventually selling more than three million copies.[citation needed] This album was also his first to make an impression outside the US. It featured the Top 5 R&B (#2) and pop (#4) hit lead single "I Wanna Know", which also reached the Top 40 in the UK[1] and Australia. The second single released was "Treat Her Like A Lady", which enjoyed moderate success. The third single, the Roy "Royalty" Hamilton & Teddy Riley-produced "Stutter", was #1 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B/Hip-Hop Tracks chart, and part of the Top 10 in the UK,[1] and top 20 in Australia. Mystikal appeared on the remix of the single, which sampled The Pharcyde's 1992 hit "Passin' Me By", which in turn samples Quincy Jones' "Summer in the City".
The Better Days album was released in 2001, reaching #32 on the Billboard 200 and #4 on the R&B chart. It featured two singles, "Lets Stay Home Tonight", which reached #18 on the US R&B chart, and "What If A Woman".
In 2002, Joe did another collaboration with Mariah Carey on the remix version of her first single "Through the Rain" from her album Charmbracelet. The song also features vocals from Kelly Price. He also recorded a track called "God's Work" which was not released but appeared on a sampler on Jive Records.
Joe recruited high profile guests for the And Then ... album released in late 2003. R. Kelly wrote the track "More and More", which was supposed to be on his Loveland album. G-Unit features on "Ride Wit U". The singles from the And Then ... album included the Top 20 R&B hit "More and More", "Ride Wit U", and "Priceless". A double A-sided single "More and More" and "Ride Wit U" made the Australian top 40 in July 2004, as well as #12 in the UK Singles Chart.[1] And Then ... reached #26 on the US album chart and #4 on the R&B chart.
Joe's sixth album, Ain't Nothin' Like Me, was produced by Tim & Bob, The Underdogs, Cool & Dre, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Sean Garrett. The album featured guest appearances by Nas, Fabolous, Papoose, Young Buck and Tony Yayo; and was released on April 24, 2007. The first single was "Where You At", written by Sean Garrett and produced by Chrisclusive featuring rapper Papoose. The video for the single was shot by music video director Billie Woodruff.
He was confirmed as one of the judges on Making the Band. Joe performed a cover version of "Before He Cheats", a Carrie Underwood hit, as a Pepsi Smash exclusive on Yahoo! Music. He changed the lyrics to fit a male's perspective, and titled his version "Before I Cheat".[2]
[edit]2008-present: Independent releases
Joe playing the guitar at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York in June 2009
Joe released Joe Thomas, New Man independently on September 23, 2008, and his second independent album, titled Signature, was released on July 14, 2009 in Japan and the US. It was named iTunes Best R&B album of 2009. He is also working on a record with singer Ayoade Adeyinka.
In 2010, Joe collaborated with Keith Sweat featuring on Sweat's album on the song, "Test Drive".
On October 18, 2011, A new album, The Good, the Bad, the Sexy was released.[3]
On February 19, 2013, Joe released a new single, titled "I'd Rather Have a Love". It is the first single from his pending Summer album, which will be called "Double Back ~ The Evolution Of R&B."
[edit]Awards and nominations
iTunes
2009, Best R&B Album: "Signature"
BET Awards
2001, Best R&B Male Artist (Nominated)
Grammy Awards
2002, Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "Let's Stay Home Tonight" (Nominated)
2002, Best R&B Album: Better Days (Nominated)
2002, Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: "More Than a Woman" w/ Angie Stone (Nominated)
2000, Best Pop Collaboration w/ Vocals: "Thank God I Found You" w/ 98 Degrees & Mariah Carey (Nominated)
2000, Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "I Wanna Know" (Nominated)
2000, Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: "Coming Home" w/ Brian McKnight & BeBe Winans (Nominated)
2000, Best R&B Album: My Name Is Joe (Nominated)
Image Awards
2001, Outstanding Music Album: My Name is Joe (Nominated)
Soul Train Awards
1999, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video: "Still Not a Player" w/ Big Pun (Nominated)
[edit]Discography
Main article: Joe discography
Studio albums
1993: Everything
1997: All That I Am
2000: My Name Is Joe
2001: Better Days
2003: And Then...
2007: Ain't Nothin' Like Me
2008: Joe Thomas, New Man
2009: Signature
2011: The Good, The Bad, The Sexy
2013: Double Back ~ The Evolution Of R&B - "Due in Summer"
Compilation albums
2008: Greatest Hits
2009: Joe (iTunes Essentials)
2010: iTunes Live from SoHo (EP)
2010: Joe Live from Japan
Christmas albums
2009: Make Sure You're Home for Christmas
2009: Home Is The Essence Of Christmas
Others
1996: Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (soundtrack)
1998: Rush Hour (soundtrack)
1999: The Wood (soundtrack)
1999: Personal Conversation - Case
1999: Whispers In The Dark - Profyle
1999: The Game - Chico DeBarge
2000: Hip-Hop/R&B 2000 (iTunes Essentials)
2001: FB Entertainment Presents - The Good Life Album
2002: Drumline (soundtrack)
2008: Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins soundtrack
2011: TD Jakes Presents - Sacred Love Song 2
[edit]References
^ a b c Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 284. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
^ Yahoo! Music Videos
^ Twitter of Joe
[edit]External links
Official website
Joe on Myspace
Joe (singer) on Twitter
Joe at Allmusic
Joe at the Internet Movie Database
JOE Thomas Interview on BlackVibes.com
(French) Groupe dédié à Joe sur SoulRnB.com
JOE 2011 Interview at Soulinterviews.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
2. Experimental dubstep producer, releasing mind-boggling 12’s on Ramadanman, BenUFO and Pangaea’s Hessle Audio, Untold's Hemlock and Appleblim’s Apple Pips labels since 2009.
1.) Joe was born on the 5th July 1972 and is a native of Cuthbert, Georgia and later moved to Opelika, Alabama. The son of two preachers, Joe spent much time in church singing, playing guitar, and even directing the choir. He was influenced in his early career by gospel performers such as: The Winans, Commissioned, and Vanessa Bell Armstrong. Joe also grew to love soul legends like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye as well as contemporary stars such as Bobby Brown and Keith Sweat.
[edit]Career
[edit]1990s
Joe graduated from high school and continued to sing and write music while working at occasional temporary jobs. Finally, he traveled to New Jersey, hoping to make connections in the music industry. While working at a gospel record store and continuing his music education through a local church, he met producer Vincent Herbert and recorded a three-song demo tape. He signed to Polygram/Mercury and in 1993 released his album debut, Everything. This album produced a minor hit for him and he was subsequently released from his contract. Joe also had a song called "All the Things" that appeared on the soundtrack to the Wayans Brothers film Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (the brothers later used songs from Joe in loves scenes in their various films over the years). Joe then signed to Jive Records for his 1997 album, All That I Am. This proved to be his breakthrough album, reaching #13 on the Billboard 200 chart, and number 4 on the US Billboard R&B chart. The hit singles from this album included the Top 5 R&B/Top 20 pop hit "All the Things Your Man Won't Do", the Top 5 R&B/Top 40 pop hit "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, and "The Love Scene". "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, was also featured on the Booty Call soundtrack, helping its success. All That I Am eventually went platinum in the US.[citation needed] Joe remixed a duet by Barry White and Tina Turner called "Never in Your Wildest Dreams" and wrote and produced debut albums by Ideal and Déjà Groove in the late 1990s. Joe also sang on the remix of Big Punisher's "Still Not a Player", produced by Knobody, which interpolated Joe's "Don't Wanna Be a Player". Joe sang the background vocals on Brandy's track "Angel in Disguise" on her sophomore album, Never Say Never.
Joe appeared on the track "Thank God I Found You" with Mariah Carey which appeared on her Rainbow album. This song was released as the second single and came at #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. This track also became a hit internationally, helping to raise Joe's profile in other parts of the world.
[edit]2000-2007: Rise to success
In April 2000, Joe released his third album, My Name Is Joe, which became his most successful album to date, reaching the top of the R&B album chart and #2 on the Billboard 200, eventually selling more than three million copies.[citation needed] This album was also his first to make an impression outside the US. It featured the Top 5 R&B (#2) and pop (#4) hit lead single "I Wanna Know", which also reached the Top 40 in the UK[1] and Australia. The second single released was "Treat Her Like A Lady", which enjoyed moderate success. The third single, the Roy "Royalty" Hamilton & Teddy Riley-produced "Stutter", was #1 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B/Hip-Hop Tracks chart, and part of the Top 10 in the UK,[1] and top 20 in Australia. Mystikal appeared on the remix of the single, which sampled The Pharcyde's 1992 hit "Passin' Me By", which in turn samples Quincy Jones' "Summer in the City".
The Better Days album was released in 2001, reaching #32 on the Billboard 200 and #4 on the R&B chart. It featured two singles, "Lets Stay Home Tonight", which reached #18 on the US R&B chart, and "What If A Woman".
In 2002, Joe did another collaboration with Mariah Carey on the remix version of her first single "Through the Rain" from her album Charmbracelet. The song also features vocals from Kelly Price. He also recorded a track called "God's Work" which was not released but appeared on a sampler on Jive Records.
Joe recruited high profile guests for the And Then ... album released in late 2003. R. Kelly wrote the track "More and More", which was supposed to be on his Loveland album. G-Unit features on "Ride Wit U". The singles from the And Then ... album included the Top 20 R&B hit "More and More", "Ride Wit U", and "Priceless". A double A-sided single "More and More" and "Ride Wit U" made the Australian top 40 in July 2004, as well as #12 in the UK Singles Chart.[1] And Then ... reached #26 on the US album chart and #4 on the R&B chart.
Joe's sixth album, Ain't Nothin' Like Me, was produced by Tim & Bob, The Underdogs, Cool & Dre, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Sean Garrett. The album featured guest appearances by Nas, Fabolous, Papoose, Young Buck and Tony Yayo; and was released on April 24, 2007. The first single was "Where You At", written by Sean Garrett and produced by Chrisclusive featuring rapper Papoose. The video for the single was shot by music video director Billie Woodruff.
He was confirmed as one of the judges on Making the Band. Joe performed a cover version of "Before He Cheats", a Carrie Underwood hit, as a Pepsi Smash exclusive on Yahoo! Music. He changed the lyrics to fit a male's perspective, and titled his version "Before I Cheat".[2]
[edit]2008-present: Independent releases
Joe playing the guitar at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York in June 2009
Joe released Joe Thomas, New Man independently on September 23, 2008, and his second independent album, titled Signature, was released on July 14, 2009 in Japan and the US. It was named iTunes Best R&B album of 2009. He is also working on a record with singer Ayoade Adeyinka.
In 2010, Joe collaborated with Keith Sweat featuring on Sweat's album on the song, "Test Drive".
On October 18, 2011, A new album, The Good, the Bad, the Sexy was released.[3]
On February 19, 2013, Joe released a new single, titled "I'd Rather Have a Love". It is the first single from his pending Summer album, which will be called "Double Back ~ The Evolution Of R&B."
[edit]Awards and nominations
iTunes
2009, Best R&B Album: "Signature"
BET Awards
2001, Best R&B Male Artist (Nominated)
Grammy Awards
2002, Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "Let's Stay Home Tonight" (Nominated)
2002, Best R&B Album: Better Days (Nominated)
2002, Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: "More Than a Woman" w/ Angie Stone (Nominated)
2000, Best Pop Collaboration w/ Vocals: "Thank God I Found You" w/ 98 Degrees & Mariah Carey (Nominated)
2000, Best Male R&B Vocal Performance: "I Wanna Know" (Nominated)
2000, Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: "Coming Home" w/ Brian McKnight & BeBe Winans (Nominated)
2000, Best R&B Album: My Name Is Joe (Nominated)
Image Awards
2001, Outstanding Music Album: My Name is Joe (Nominated)
Soul Train Awards
1999, Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video: "Still Not a Player" w/ Big Pun (Nominated)
[edit]Discography
Main article: Joe discography
Studio albums
1993: Everything
1997: All That I Am
2000: My Name Is Joe
2001: Better Days
2003: And Then...
2007: Ain't Nothin' Like Me
2008: Joe Thomas, New Man
2009: Signature
2011: The Good, The Bad, The Sexy
2013: Double Back ~ The Evolution Of R&B - "Due in Summer"
Compilation albums
2008: Greatest Hits
2009: Joe (iTunes Essentials)
2010: iTunes Live from SoHo (EP)
2010: Joe Live from Japan
Christmas albums
2009: Make Sure You're Home for Christmas
2009: Home Is The Essence Of Christmas
Others
1996: Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (soundtrack)
1998: Rush Hour (soundtrack)
1999: The Wood (soundtrack)
1999: Personal Conversation - Case
1999: Whispers In The Dark - Profyle
1999: The Game - Chico DeBarge
2000: Hip-Hop/R&B 2000 (iTunes Essentials)
2001: FB Entertainment Presents - The Good Life Album
2002: Drumline (soundtrack)
2008: Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins soundtrack
2011: TD Jakes Presents - Sacred Love Song 2
[edit]References
^ a b c Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 284. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
^ Yahoo! Music Videos
^ Twitter of Joe
[edit]External links
Official website
Joe on Myspace
Joe (singer) on Twitter
Joe at Allmusic
Joe at the Internet Movie Database
JOE Thomas Interview on BlackVibes.com
(French) Groupe dédié à Joe sur SoulRnB.com
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