It's About Time (Jonas Brothers album)

It's About Time
Studio album by Jonas Brothers
Released	August 8, 2006 (U.S.) 2012 (Vinyl and digital re-release)
Recorded	Summer 2005-Spring 2006
Genre	Pop rock
Label	Columbia, INO, Daylight
Producer	Michael Mangini, Steve Greenberg
Jonas Brothers chronology
It's About Time (2006) Jonas Brothers (2007)
Singles from It's About Time
"Mandy" Released: December 27, 2005 "Year 3000" Released: March 16, 2006

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Cross Rhythms	[2]

It's About Time is the debut studio album from the Jonas Brothers. It was released on August 8, 2006 on Columbia Records. The album was successful in the Christian genre and was released in Christian bookstores through INO Records.^[3][3][4] Later an amended version of the album was released through Daylight Records with three songs removed and replaced by three others. A DualDisc of this version of the album was also released.

The album is currently out of print, so copies of it are rare and expensive, but both versions are available on eBay and on digital download.

One of the songs on the album, "Time for Me to Fly", was featured in the film "Aquamarine" in 2006.^[5]

After Columbia Records dropped the group from their roster list, they signed with Hollywood. Hollywood received the rights to distribute the single "Year 3000" which was also released on the group's first Hollywood Records album.

The album also managed to sell 67,000 copies in the US.^[6]

In August 2012, the Jonas Brothers announced the vinyl re-release of the album exclusively in the 2012 gift for premium members of Team Jonas along with a digital download with each vinyl album. The songs "What I Go to School For" and "Year 3000" are covers originally by English pop rock band Busted.

Singles

	"Mandy" A sample of "Mandy" performed live by Jonas Brothers, serviced as the lead single from It's About Time. "Year 3000" A sample of "Year 3000" by Jonas Brothers, serviced as the second single from It's About Time.
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"Mandy" was released on December 27, 2005 as the first single from the album. "Year 3000" was released on March 16, 2006 as the second single from the album.

Tours

On November 5, 2005, Jonas Brothers began their first promo tour in support of the album. Their second tour, Jonas Brothers American Club Tour, promoted abstinence from illegal drugs.^[7] The tour consisted of gigs in clubs, and with small crowds. The tour started on January 28, 2006 and ended on March 3, 2006 with a total of 28 shows.

2012 Vinyl Re-release

On August 2012, news broke out from the Jonas Brothers about the vinyl edition re-release of It's About Time exclusively for Team Jonas members. The vinyl re-release of the album was made available as an exclusive gift for renewing or new premium members of Team Jonas upon payment in 2012. The vinyl album also includes a digital download of the album and a thank you note from Kevin, Joe and Nick. Select copies were autographed by the brothers and mailed out randomly along with one of three Jonas Brothers turntables by Crossley Turntables.^[8][9] Like the CD release, copies of the vinyl re-release are also rare to find as well as expensive if sold on eBay.

Track listing

Omitted songs

• "Don't Tell Anyone" (Nicholas Jonas; Joe Jonas; Kevin Jonas II, Billy Mann, S. Greenberg)
• "Dear God" (Evan Rogers; Carl Sturken)
• "Hey We're Gonna Be Alright"

Personnel

• Nick Jonas - lead vocals, guitar, keyboard, drums
• Joe Jonas - lead vocals, tambourine, guitar, keyboard
• Kevin Jonas - guitar, background vocals
• John Taylor - guitar
• Greg Garbowsky - bass guitar
• Alexander Noyes - Drums

Mandy

"Mandy" is a song by American pop rock band Jonas Brothers. The song was released on December 27, 2005, as the first single from their debut studio album, It's About Time. The song is written about a friend named Mandy and featured on Zoey 101: Music Mix, the soundtrack for the show, Zoey 101, and featured in the TV movie, Spring Break-Up.

Music video

Mandy was filmed into three music videos, all directed by Ondi Timoner.

Episode 1: Filmed at Pasadena High School in Pasadena, California. The school bell rings and everyone leaves. Nick notices Mandy (the title character, played by Samantha Summers) has dropped her phone. He picks it up and rushes through the hallway to the parking lot, where he sees Mandy with her boyfriend (played by Roderick Galloway) and his friends and Nick gives Mandy her phone. Mandy's boyfriend follows Nick after school, chasing him down the street in his car.

Episode 2: Nick runs onto the sidewalk and Mandy's boyfriend gets out of his car to look for him. He eventually gives up, only to see Nick in a car with his brothers, Joe and Kevin, who drive by laughing. Later that night, Mandy and her boyfriend are at the homecoming dance and are announced as homecoming King and Queen. The Jonases are also there. Mandy tries to leave but her boyfriend grabs her and kisses her ferociously. She pulls away and runs outside, then faced with the Jonas Brothers who offer her a ride home while Mandy's boyfriend watches them drive off. She walks in her house and she and her dad start fighting. Mandy runs out and her boyfriend, his friends pull up beside the Jonases' car and Mandy is unsure what to do.

Episode 3: The next day Mandy is out with her boyfriend, who is crushing a mailbox with a baseball bat. Later at school, Mandy returns a necklace to her boyfriend and appears to be breaking up with him. She finds Joe and Nick sitting by a tree and the three engage in light conversation. Her ex-boyfriend sees this and threateningly approaches. Mandy runs off to find Kevin and get in his car to drive to where Nick and Joe are. Kevin arrives and Nick and Joe get in the car and speed off. The brothers pick up two more girls and they all wave to Mandy's ex-boyfriend. They all go to a building where the brothers play the song. The episode ends with a sly, "The End?".

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