The J. Geils Band

Boston-based band formed around J. Geils with Peter Wolf (vocals) and Seth Justman (keyboards/songwriting). Known for energetic live shows and early blues-rock/soul albums such as The Morning After and Bloodshot.

Formed in the late 1960s in Boston and named after guitarist John 'J.' Geils; Peter Wolf and Seth Justman served as the band's main singers/songwriters; Magic Dick is the band's harmonica player noted for the instrumental "Whammer Jammer"; early albums include The J. Geils Band (1970), The Morning After (1971) and Bloodshot (1973); the band earned a reputation for fiery live performances and opened for acts including The Rolling Stones, Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Black Sabbath (as reported in the provided review).

DeBaser hosts a review that praises The J. Geils Band's early blues-rock records and live reputation. The Morning After is highlighted for tracks like "I Don't Need You No More", "Looking for a Love" and "Whammer Jammer". The reviewer situates the band in Boston's rock scene and credits Peter Wolf and Seth Justman as the main creative forces.

For:Fans of classic rock, blues-rock and energetic live-oriented bands.