Track Listing

1. Let's Stay Home Tonight
2. Better Days
3. What If A Woman
4. Alone
5. Isn't This The World
6. Ghetto Child - Joe & Shaggy
7. I Like Sexy Girls
8. Here She Comes
9. Lover's Prayer
10. Changed Man
11. I Understand
12. She Used 2 Luv Me
13. World Of Girls
14. Let's Stay Home Tonight - Joe & Petey Pablo
15. It Won't End

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #83868 in Music
• Released on: 2001-12-10
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

CD Description
'Better Days' is Joe's third album and follow up to his 2000 release 'My Name Is Joe'. Produced by Joe, Allstar and TheNeptunes, it also includes guest appearances from Shaggy and The Boys Choir Of Harlem. Soul and R&B with rap influences.

Customer Reviews

An underated talent!
Despite Joe not receiving such wide acclaim as other of todays R&B stars, his work and acheivements should not be overlooked as he is without doubt one of todays most gifted songwriters.

On his fourth project, Better Days (2001), he diplays his growing versatility as an evidently serious recording artist. His work has great depth expoloring serious and relevant human issues and expresses genuinley deep, honest emotion. He has an undeniable flair for ballads with such offerings as What If A Woman, Alone and Isn't This The World. The gentle and sensual musical arrangements which have all the emphasis and elements of the modern day R&B sound are all beautifully mellow with each holding an undeniably timeless appeal.

The quality in his work is consistent throughout and the album does delve into urban, late-night R&B numbers such as the sultry Let's Stay Home Tonight, Ghetto Child (featuring an effective interlude from another gifted R&B artist, Shaggy), the playful I Like Sexy Girls and a few truly sensational numbers like Lovers Prayer, Changed Man, I Understand to name but a few.

There is such passion in his work thats it's questionable as to why his unique talent an work so far has been so over-looked but never the less it's quality what counts and tis album is just that. This is probably Joe's greatest album yet and had it been given te right radio air-play this could have easily have catapulted into view with the media. Superb and sensational and possibly is the modern-day Marvin Gaye.