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Performer: Joe Thomas
Producer: Bryan Michael Cox; Wyldcard; Jared Lee Gosselin; Dernst "D Mile" Emile II; Jerry Flowers; Mack; The Stereotypes
Distributor: Fontana Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Wyldcard (strings, keyboards); Bryan Michael Cox (keyboards, bass instrument, drums, programming); Cassandra Louise O'Neil (keyboards); Eric "Bluetooth" Griggs (bass instrument); Jared Lee Gosselin (drums, programming); Shelton Rivers, Dernst "D Mile" Emile II, Jerry Flowers, Mack, The Stereotypes (programming). Audio Mixer: Jean Marie Horvat. Arrangers: Jerry Flowers; C. Thomas. With his single "E.R." burning up the charts even before the album JOE THOMAS, NEW MAN hit the shelves, it's clear that soul singer Joe Thomas knows a thing or two about how to make the R&B formula work. Smooth, suave, and dripping with loverman charm, Thomas draws from both vintage R&B influences like Marvin Gaye and Donny Hathaway, as well as au courant urban contemporary sounds. From the romantic plea of "Why Just Be Friends" to the tear-jerking ballad "Sorry," Thomas takes all the classic elements of the male R&B singer and brings them to life in the 21st century.

XXL (Magazine) (p.126) - "The preacher's son shines bright on 'Why Just Be Friends'..."

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