Tuesday, April 01, 2008

SMOKE, LIES AND THE NANNY STATE

Bill was a fan of Joe Jackson's music. As a matter of fact, when we discussed the CDs he might want me to send in what was the last shipment of music I sent him, he said that he lost track of Jackson's career and he wanted to catch up. So, I sent him all of Jackson's releases from the previous 10-12 years.


That's why I think he would have found the e-booklet - Smoke, Lies And The Nanny State - available on joejackson.com to be very interesting. The booklet is actually is a pro-smoking essay. You can get your copy by clicking here.


You can also catch up on Joe Jackson's career by getting a Joe Jackson Press Kit or by watching some videos on the Joe Jackson Channel on YouTube.


Joe Jackson's latest release is Rain. It's classic Joe - a cross between Night And Day and Look Sharp. You can get it here.

Finally, here are few free MP3s, courtesy of joejackson.com:

20-0-3:
In 2003 Mayor Michael Bloomberg, claiming that secondhand smoke' was killing 1,000 New Yorkers per year, banned smoking in every bar and club in the city. This song is for him.



Take It Like A Man:
Taken from The Joe Jackson Band's album Volume 4


Different For Girls (Live):
Taken from Joe Jackson/Graham Maby/Gary Burke Live in New York ("Volume 4" Bonus Disc)

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