Sam Cooke and Otis Redding are giving thumbs-up from heaven as Joe spills his everything into loving his woman from this life and possibly the next: "Nothing can shake me, nothing can break me from you/I'm gonna hold on, til' the rope gives way." Ladies will certainly appreciate "The Rest Will Follow,"a tender-hearted, reflective apology that rues how Joe disrespected his lady, forgot "it's not all about me" and failed to "shut up and listen sometimes" (can I get a witness?!?): "I should've listened to the preacher's sermon, because now I'm reaping what I've sowed/all these reasons don't mean nothing when all you're holding on are the thorns. Joe( Joseph Lewis Thomas ) Lyrics Future TellerLyrics DilemmaLyrics Do a Little DanceLyrics If You Lose HerLyrics Sex Aint a WeaponLyrics Love & Sex. "Til The Rope Gives Way" is a 1960s throwback of a torch ballad. There really is a Tallahatchie Bridge in Money, Mississippi, but Gentry made up the story. 2" (with Kelly Rowland) is the most effortless of the collabos, with the two singers' pipes soothingly blended as they praise monogamous loving over random sexcapades. Songfacts®: This song tells the story of the fictional Billie Joe McAllister, who kills himself by jumping off the Tallahatchie Bridge. The guitar plucks and horn flourishes make the jam unique and irresistible. Described as a therapeutic retrospect, Bridges.
Joe remains one of those few New Jack Era entertainers who ages like wine and consistently delivers hits with each new project: "Love Undefeated" is wrapped in vintage 70s soul, echoing the famous Philly Sound, as Joe tells listeners to unite as brothers and others in the best interest of the present and the future. In July of 1967, Capitol Records released Ode to Billie Joe, a spooky wisp of a song by an unknown artist named Bobbie Gentry. The eleventh studio album Bridges by Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Joe arrives in stores today.
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