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Uploaded by on Dec 20, 2008

Song from his second album I'm The Man. I like the earlier angry Joe Jackson from his first 3 albums. After releasing Beat Crazy, Joe dissolved his band and went solo.

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  • Maby is simply an amazing bass player.

  • The bass and the harp are superb. And this is far from the best song on the album -- "Geraldine and John" and "I'm the Man" both top it, and "It's Different for Girls" might too. Of course the lyrics are sort of laughable (ha ha you big bully jocks, I'm a cool punk rocker now)... but that's part of the charm!

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  • body and soul is a greater album. still love this song though! he is the man

  • Ex-friends, ex-lovers, and enemies...one of those classic opening lines

  •  Joe Jackson is the man!!! I think he is very underrated!

  • About five years back, he reformed the original band. Saw him at the Mercury Lounge, in NYC. Sounded great.

  • @mlmr11 The early '70's Ampeg V-4 takes pedals better than anything out there...but there are so many to choose from. Will take your advice for future reference. Thanks. By the way, Morse uses exactly two effects: a long and short delay, which he "meters" by the use of volume pedals into a second amp. He can change the amount of delay the farther he depresses the pedal, and he can mix them together. It's simple and gives an almost infinite range of delay. Combining them makes cool swooshy sounds

  • @beeroosterm Does your amp hold it's sonic authenticity with pedals ? Because I would suggest either the lovepedal Englishman (that's what I use) or the all purpose Fulltone OCD in High Clipping mode

  • @beeroosterm Oh man is that a nice guitar you have !!~ :) You have a whole bunch of different combo's you can try from that guitar. The punch of the AC- 30 is pretty evident if you listen. I can definitely hear your interpretation though ...very insightful because it's rumored that he used a vibrolux in the studio. I 've seen him a bunch and he always had those AC - 30's for live rigs .

  • @mlmr11 Well, that's fine. What if I have a Music Man Steve Morse signature model, an Ampeg V-4, and no delays? How about I use the lower single coil, turn up the treble, and hope for the best? I always pictured the guitar on this song as a Fender Jaguar being played through a Fender Twin...jangle, jangle, joy!

  • @beeroosterm I was experimenting with it last night. It's pretty simple. The tonal attack is crucial. Gary Sanford generally plays Strats through Vox AC- 30. Set your strat on the middle pickup , very subtle stereo chorus , analog delay just before it breaks up to slap back and slight gain just past breakup. ....minty minty minty

  • This has the most ridiculous guitar: super slinky/punky strumming, etc. I'd kill to play the guitar just like this...

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