MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 180gr (black Vinyl) 33rpm
CONDITION sealed
COVER Standard
CONDITION COVER M mint
COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER No
LIMITED No
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE --
Peter Wolf - lead vocals
J. Geils - guitar
Magic Dick - harmonica
Seth Justman - keyboards
Danny Klein - bass
Stephen Bladd - drums
wait - 3:25
ice breaker (for the big "m") - 2:15
cruisin' for a love - 2:32
hard drivin' man - 2:18
serves you right to suffer - 5:01
homework - 2:45
first i look at the purse - 3:54
what's your hurry - 2:44
on borrowed time - 3:03
pack fair and square - 2:01
sno-cone - 3:24
In the wake of Woodstock and the flight of impassioned music groups to the perhaps most fertile, colourful but also somewhat intellectual decade of rock’n’roll, Jerome Geils had clearly found his musical niche
There are not many bands that could entertain unpretentiously, he stated and let loose with his sextet under his own name to create brash, extrovert rock
The amalgamation of authentic blues and showy rock’n’roll, fed with a fervid veneration of such blues greats as Muddy Waters, Junior Wells and Chuck Berry was so compelling that the group could easily have passed as a black band
Black, earthy and with casually interposed phrases on the befitting harmonica, the Geils Band gives their premiere in the world of the blues with "Waits"
In the very next number ("Ice Breaker") the keyboarder Seth Justman hots up the action with a meaty organ groove while 'Magic' Dick Salwitz gives his utmost on his blues harp with top notes and unbelievable bursts of fire coming from the realms of rhythm & blues
Not to forget the boss, who launches powerful riffs and chordal cascades on his guitar
Friends of honest, down-to-earth music from this era shouldn’t miss out on this debut album
RECORDING August 1970 at A&R Studios New York
ENGINEERING Jay Messina
LABEL Atlantic
RE MASTERING --
RE RELEASED 2018
AVERAGE RATING 4 ½ Sterne von 5
PRESSING by Pallas
MADE IN Germany
STYLE Pop / Rock / Blues Rock
AVAILABLE as long as inventory stock