We say we’ve had enough of Joe the Plumber, the plumber from Ohio who voiced his concerns about taxes to Senator Barack Obama at a rally and has since become a household name. But Joe the Plumber doesn’t think we’ve had enough of him, and it looks like he’ll be sticking around for a while after November 4.
Yesterday we poked a little fun at him when we learned he had signed with a Nashville publicist, but things are just going downhill from there. Politico reports that we may be seeing a country album from Joe the Plumber as early as January. Say what?
On Tuesday, Wurzelbacher joined country music artist and producer Aaron Tippin to form a new partnership that includes booking-management firm Bobby Roberts and publicity-management concern The Press Office to field the multiple media offers he’s received over the past few weeks.
Among the requests: a possible record deal with a major label, personal appearances and corporate sponsorships. A longtime country music fan, Wurzelbacher can sing and “knocks around on guitar” but is not an accomplished musician or songwriter, according to The Press Office’s Jim Della Croce.
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