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Joe Jackson covers Abba's "Knowing Me, Knowing You," live in San Francisco, June 4, 2022 (4K)

Joe Jackson covers the Abba song "Knowing Me, Knowing You" live in concert at The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco, California on June 4, 2022. Knowing Me, Knowing You appeared on Abba's fourth studio album, Arrival (1976). David Ian "Joe" Jackson is a Grammy-nominated British singer-songwriter from Portsmouth, England. Jackson has been playing a different cover song on each night of his current Sing You Sinners tour. He has played this cover live a few times over the years. =============== Knowing Me, Knowing You lyrics: No more carefree laughter Silence ever after Walking through an empty house Tears in my eyes This is where the story ends This is goodbye Knowing me, knowing you There is nothing we can do Knowing me, knowing you We just have to face it This time we're through Breaking up is never easy, I know But I have to go Knowing me, knowing you It's the best I can do Memories, good days, bad days They'll be with me always In these old familiar rooms Children would play Now there's only emptiness Nothing to say Knowing me, knowing you There is nothing we can do Knowing me, knowing you We just have to face it This time we're through Breaking up is never easy, I know But I have to go Knowing me, knowing you It's the best I can do Knowing me, knowing you There is nothing we can do Knowing me, knowing you We just have to face it This time we're through Breaking up is never easy, I know But I have to go Knowing me, knowing you It's the best I can do Written by Benny Andersson / Björn Ulvaeus / Stig Anderson ============== Sing You Sinners - North American live tour dates: May 28 - Milwaukee, WI @ Pabst Theater May 29 - Minneapolis, MN @ Pantages Theatre June 1 - Boise, ID @ Egyptian Theatre June 2 - Seattle, WA @ Moore Theater June 4 - San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic June 5 - El Cajon, CA @ The Magnolia June 7 - San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater June 8 - Las Vegas, NV @ Smith Center for the Performing Arts June 10 - Los Angeles, CA @ Orpheum Theatre June 11 - Phoenix, AZ @ Celebrity Theatre June 14 - Dallas, TX @ Majestic Theatre June 15 - Austin, TX @ Paramount Theatre June 17 - New Orleans, LA @ Civic Theatre June 18 - Birmingham, AL @ The Lyric Theatre June 21 - Tampa, FL @ Tampa Theatre June 22 - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Parker Playhouse June 24 - Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage June 25 - Charleston, SC @ Charleston Music Hall ================= Joe Jackson official bio: Joe Jackson was born on August 11, 1954 in Burton-on-Trent, England, but grew up in the South Coast naval port city of Portsmouth. A skinny, asthmatic kid, he loved books and originally wanted to be a writer. At age 11, though, he joined a school violin class in order to escape the humiliation of Sports periods in which it was very often him, rather than the ball, which got kicked. Much to his own surprise, he found himself fascinated by music and eagerly studying music theory and history. A couple of years later, Joe had switched to the piano, mainly because of his new ambition: to be a composer. His first efforts were pieces for piano and small groups of instruments. Within a few more years, though, he was writing songs, and leaning more towards the pop world. At age 16 Joe played his first paying gig, as pianist in a pub next door to a glue factory just outside of Portsmouth. This was followed by other pub gigs (in which he was often trying to entertain crowds of drunken, bottle-throwing sailors) and accompanying a bouzouki player in a Greek restaurant. At age 18 Joe won a scholarship to study Composition, Piano, and Percussion at London's Royal Academy of Music. By the time he left the Academy, he was the co-leader and songwriter of Arms and Legs, a proto-punk outfit which released two singles on the MAM label before burning out somewhere around 1976. By 1978 Joe was living in London and hawking an album-length demo, with his own band (Graham Maby, Bass; Dave Houghton, Drums; Gary Sanford, Guitar) standing by. That demo—already called Look Sharp—eventually found its way to American producer David Kershenbaum, who was in London in the capacity of talent scout for A&M Records. Joe was immediately signed and Look Sharp more professionally re-recorded in August '78. The Joe Jackson Band finally started to play regular gigs and the album was released in January 1979. Joe’s latest album Fool was released in January 2019—exactly 40 years after the release of Look Sharp. A much shorter and more focussed album than Fast Forward, with a much more ‘live’ feel, it was recorded at the end of a tour in Boise, Idaho, in a week and a half, with the band Joe has been working with for the last three years: Graham Maby (Bass), Teddy Kumpel (Guitar) and Doug Yowell (Drums). Co-produced by Patrick Dillett, the album was mixed in New York. At the time of writing, the band are preparing for a major tour of North America and Europe. Joe Jackson continues to divide his time between Berlin, New York, and Portsmouth.