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* BiTheWay: Openly bisexual, and the source of "Real Men".
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* SecondLove: "Be My Number Two" is about trying to find it.
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NB: [[NamesTheSame This]] Joe Jackson is not the father of Music/MichaelJackson, nor did he play for the Chicago Black Sox.
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NB: [[NamesTheSame This]] Joe Jackson is not the father of Music/MichaelJackson, nor did he play for the Chicago UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} [[UsefulNotes/MLBTeams Black Sox.Sox]].
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* AloneAmongTheCouples: ''Happy loving Couples''
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* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
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* IWantSong: A young man leaves his [[DyingTown dying industrial hometown hometown]] to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
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David Ian "Joe" Jackson (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands, working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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David Ian "Joe" Jackson (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands, UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands but spent his childhood in Portsmouth, working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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Joe Jackson (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands, working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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* StraightGay: Not a fan of the trope. According to a 2003 interview:
-->“I see the gay identity has become more and more about being so masculine that you're more straight than the straight guys. And this is something that I find quite funny. I sort of get it, and at the same time, I don't like it that much. It's mixed feelings. And if we're talking about stereotypes, then I guess what I'm saying in the song is that I almost prefer the older stereotype — [[CampGay this sort of Oscar Wilde/Quentin Crisp gay stereotype.]]”
-->“I see the gay identity has become more and more about being so masculine that you're more straight than the straight guys. And this is something that I find quite funny. I sort of get it, and at the same time, I don't like it that much. It's mixed feelings. And if we're talking about stereotypes, then I guess what I'm saying in the song is that I almost prefer the older stereotype — [[CampGay this sort of Oscar Wilde/Quentin Crisp gay stereotype.]]”
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* PlotTwist: In the aforementioned video for "Steppin' Out", it turns out [[spoiler: Joe Jackson was pretending to be a composer, leaving his hotel room before the real composer came back, as a parallel to the maid's fantasy.]]
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* ImagineSpot: [[{{Tearjerker}} Heartbreakingly]], in the video for "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJwt2dxx9yg Steppin' Out]]".
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* ConvenientSlowDance: "A Slow Song"
-->And I'm brutalized by bass and terrorized by treble... play us a slow song!"
-->And I'm brutalized by bass and terrorized by treble... play us a slow song!"
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* BiTheWay: Openly bisexual, and the source of "Real Men".
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* StraightGay: Not a fan of the trope. According to a 2003 interview:
-->“I see the gay identity has become more and more about being so masculine that you're more straight than the straight guys. And this is something that I find quite funny. I sort of get it, and at the same time, I don't like it that much. It's mixed feelings. And if we're talking about stereotypes, then I guess what I'm saying in the song is that I almost prefer the older stereotype — [[CampGay this sort of Oscar Wilde/Quentin Crisp gay stereotype.]]”
-->“I see the gay identity has become more and more about being so masculine that you're more straight than the straight guys. And this is something that I find quite funny. I sort of get it, and at the same time, I don't like it that much. It's mixed feelings. And if we're talking about stereotypes, then I guess what I'm saying in the song is that I almost prefer the older stereotype — [[CampGay this sort of Oscar Wilde/Quentin Crisp gay stereotype.]]”
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* HomageShot: The cover of Jackson's ''Body and Soul'' album is a recreation of the cover of jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins' 1957 album ''Vol. 2''.
* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
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* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
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* BritishNewspapers: ''Sunday Papers'', a song about cheap and tacky weekend tabloids.
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->''"Is she really going out with him?\\
Is she really gonna take him home tonight?\\
Is she really going out with him?\\
Cause if my eyes don't deceive me,\\
There's something going wrong around here."''
-->"Is She Really Going Out With Him?"
Is she really gonna take him home tonight?\\
Is she really going out with him?\\
Cause if my eyes don't deceive me,\\
There's something going wrong around here."''
-->"Is She Really Going Out With Him?"
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* AloneAmongTheCouples: ''Happy loving Couples''
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* UglyGuyHotWife: If the narrator of ''Is She Really Going Out With Him?'' is to believed, he witnesses a lot of pretty women who indeed go out with ugly men that look more gorilla-like.
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* UglyGuyHotWife: If the narrator of ''Is "Is She Really Going Out With Him?'' Him?" is to believed, he witnesses a lot of pretty women who indeed go out with ugly men that look more gorilla-like.gorilla-like.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: "Is She Really Going Out with Him?", again.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: "Is She Really Going Out with Him?", again.
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* UglyGuyHotWife: If the narrator of ''Is She Really Going Out With Him?'' is to believed, he witnesses a lot of pretty women who indeed go out with ugly men that look more gorilla-like.
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* GenreThrowback: ''Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive'' to classic Swing music, predating the 90s Swing revival by a decade.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands, working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands, working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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* StrawmanNewsMedia: “Sunday Papers”Papers”.
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* LiveAlbum: ''Big World'' was recorded live, although the audience sounds were mostly mixed out.
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* LiveAlbum: ''Big World'' was recorded live, although the audience sounds were mostly mixed out. He's had several more conventional live albums since then.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is a singer/songwriter/composer an English singer and composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' (born August 11, 1954) is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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* ClassicalMusic: Some of his albums have come out on Sony Classical, including Symphony ''Symphony No. 11''.
* CoatFullOfContraband: He sports one on the cover of his ''I'm the Man'' album.
* CoatFullOfContraband: He sports one on the cover of his ''I'm the Man'' album.
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* BritishNewspapers: ''Sunday Papers'', a song about cheap and tacky weekend tabloids.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: ''Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive''.
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* FourMoreMeasures: The intros for "Is She Really Going Out With Him?" and "Steppin' Out".
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[[caption-width-right:350:Lookin' sharp!]]
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'''Joe Jackson''' is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he came from more of a pub rock than PunkRock background. Since then he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
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'''Joe Jackson''' is a singer/songwriter/composer originally from Staffordshire in the [[SweetHomeMidlands West Midlands]], working in UsefulNotes/{{London}} for most of his professional life. He first came to notice in the {{New Wave| Music}} era, although like his rough contemporaries Music/GrahamParker and Music/ElvisCostello he’s committed quite a bit of GenreAdultery, working in SynthPop, {{Jazz}}, and ClassicalMusic, among other things.
NB: [[NamesTheSame This]] Joe Jackson is not the father of Music/MichaelJackson, nor did he play for the Chicago Black Sox.
!!Tropes associated with Joe Jackson include:
* AllWomenAreLustful: “It’s Different for Girls”. Jackson has half-joked in concert that it’s about how women “just want to use us for our bodies.”
* ClassicalMusic: Some of his albums have come out on Sony Classical, including Symphony No. 1
* GreenEyedMonster: Jackson’s breakthrough hit “Is She Really Going Out With Him” is a guy’s envious lament about how other guys get all the women.
* KansasCityShuffle: “Look Sharp” starts with the narrator listening to an unheard series of warnings about how he’s going to be eaten alive by the big bad world. It ends on a different note:
-->''Big shot, thanks a lot, gotta go, it’s getting late''\\
''I got a date with my tailor now, thanks for putting me so straight''\\
''Tell me how they rob me blind on every street''\\
''But check your watch and wallet now before I go and you’re too late.''
* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
* LiveAlbum: ''Big World'' was recorded live, although the audience sounds were mostly mixed out.
* LoveHurts: “Breaking Us In Two” is about two people who can never make it work. Also counts as a BreakupSong.
* ProtestSong: “Right and Wrong” is a protest song about [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan Reagan-era]] foreign policy.
* ARealManIsAKiller: The last verse of “Real Men” examines this attitude.
* StrawmanNewsMedia: “Sunday Papers”
NB: [[NamesTheSame This]] Joe Jackson is not the father of Music/MichaelJackson, nor did he play for the Chicago Black Sox.
!!Tropes associated with Joe Jackson include:
* AllWomenAreLustful: “It’s Different for Girls”. Jackson has half-joked in concert that it’s about how women “just want to use us for our bodies.”
* ClassicalMusic: Some of his albums have come out on Sony Classical, including Symphony No. 1
* GreenEyedMonster: Jackson’s breakthrough hit “Is She Really Going Out With Him” is a guy’s envious lament about how other guys get all the women.
* KansasCityShuffle: “Look Sharp” starts with the narrator listening to an unheard series of warnings about how he’s going to be eaten alive by the big bad world. It ends on a different note:
-->''Big shot, thanks a lot, gotta go, it’s getting late''\\
''I got a date with my tailor now, thanks for putting me so straight''\\
''Tell me how they rob me blind on every street''\\
''But check your watch and wallet now before I go and you’re too late.''
* IWantSong: A young man leaves his dying industrial hometown to seek rock stardom in “Down to London”.
* LiveAlbum: ''Big World'' was recorded live, although the audience sounds were mostly mixed out.
* LoveHurts: “Breaking Us In Two” is about two people who can never make it work. Also counts as a BreakupSong.
* ProtestSong: “Right and Wrong” is a protest song about [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan Reagan-era]] foreign policy.
* ARealManIsAKiller: The last verse of “Real Men” examines this attitude.
* StrawmanNewsMedia: “Sunday Papers”