#SUPERMAN JOE BROOKS GOREBISON LICENSE#
User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL. The lyrics of Joe's music are so powerful and whole that it is easy to assume they come from personal experiences, in addition the young singer songwriter clearly has a bright future and is one to stay tuned with. Holes Inside is a song about heartbreak and the pain caused by loving something, which then becomes the thing that hurts you. For instance Superman evidently depicts the feeling of love and how it can make you feel superhuman and invincible, aswell as directing the confidence needed to persue love. He already released his singles 'SUPERMAN' and 'WORLD AT OUR FEET' on ITunes.Īt the young age of 18, Joe Brooks, has already become an extremely popular songwriter because his lyrics are extremely meaningful and many fans his age can relate to him. He has recently been signed by Lava Records, who also manage the likes of Kid Rock and The Click Five. His Myspace success has allowed him to write and record with the likes of JR Rotem and Kara DioGuardi.īrooks has had numerous offers for record deals, but turned them down because he hasn't felt they are the right fit. Tickets for his shows were being sold for 12x their face value.īrooks spends time both in the United States and the United Kingdom. While unsigned, Joe Brooks built up a strong internet following, gathering 12 million plays on Myspace and playing to sold out shows in both the United States and Europe.
His last song, Superman, has had more plays than Oasis' last single. Brooks constantly is the number one artist on Myspace music. G D cause everytime you touch my hand, C Em7 G I can feel my powers running through your veins. Chorus G D If I could be your superman, C Em7 G Id fly you to the stars and back again. Currently, his songs receive up to 30,000 plays a day. G D C So why do I disappear when you come near, Em7 G It makes me feel so small, G D If I could read your mind, C Em7 Girl would I find, any trace of me at all. As Brooks added more diverse and complex songs, the more "friends" and plays he got.
When Brooks first posted his music on Myspace the social networking site was just beginning. He also released a self publish CD titled "m a y b e t o m o r r o w." It was during this time that he wrote and recorded his most played song, Superman. After graduation Brooks attended the University of Bath to study Sport before dropping out to work on his music. He attended Mountbatten Secondary School and Barton Peveril College. Brooks went home and taught himself to play guitar and began posting songs on Myspace. Brooks is signed to Lava Records, and has received media coverage based on his topping the UK Myspace charts.Īfter hearing Derrin Nauendorf perform at the The Brook in Southampton at age 16. Old-fashioned, National Velvet-type stuff.Joe Brooks, born May 18, 1987, is a British singer-songwriter, born and raised in Southampton, United Kingdom. It's somewhat predictable, but there is a neat little twist at the end and, once again, the gruff Mr.
However, word gets to Superman, who flies up and retrieves Alice to be re-united with her horse, and hopefully the horse will respond, get up and win the race! The rest, you have to see. The thug "Sully" (played hilariously by show regular Billy Nelson) turns our two reporters back home with a gun threat. The crooks decide to beat them to the punch and waylay Lois and Jimmy's trip to retrieve the young girl. The crooks, overhearing all of this (10 feet away from the whole newspaper gang but nobody sees or hears them in the barn!). The solution: go back upstate and bring the girl back to her horse.
"Joey" is homesick for Alice and is lying down in his stall and won't get up. It turns out, they don't have to: the horse is already ailing. When he hears about Joey, the late entry and a possible threat to win the race, he and his goon sidekick travel to the Joey's barn to sabotage that horse. A big bookie in town, meanwhile, has bet thousands on another horse in the race. The latter's daughter "Alice" (Janine Perreau) is heartbroken to say goodbye to her beloved "Joey," but at least the horse is in good hands heading into the big "Jupiter Stakes." To add honey to the sentimental story, White declares that all money won by the horse will go to children's charities. In a sentimental touch (although he'll never admit to it), Perry White buys a race horse for the Daily Planet from an old school chum.
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