Danish outfit released their self-financed debut in 1991, a record funded by various Blues gigs the group performed throughout Denmark. The group's full blown, 'Ready To Strike', was produced by Mike Anderson and Flemming Rasmussen. The 1995 album 'White, White Roses' saw a complete overhaul in B-Joe's backing band with former compatriots bassist Nils Krøyer, keyboard player Thomas Johansen and drummer Jesper Irn substituted by Nicholas Findsen, Tee Jay and Jesper Rytkov respectively. At times B-JOE have been compared to a Danish version of BON JOVI; ironic given the name!

Subsequently bass player Nils Krøyer gained credits with VIRUS 7, the MIKE TRAMP band and Nu-Metal band ZAUCE.