The band released two records on the Rounder Records label: Bluestime (1994) and Little Car Blues (1996).
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“Live” Full House was the band’s first gold album. The band's music was a fusion of Chicago blues and classic jazz. The album reveals just how incredible the six-piece were as a live act and how gifted frontman Peter Wolf was at entertaining the audience while making them feel like equal partners in the show (listen to the crowd participation on the proletariat anthem “Hard Drivin’ Man”). Then the group kick through numbingly great rebel-rousers, such as Otis Rush’s “Homework,” the band’s own “Whammer Jammer,” and the hard-grooving sermon of John Lee Hooker’s “Serves You Right to Suffer.” It finishes on the bluesy-gospel rave up “Lookin’ for a Love” (a cover of The Valentinos classic and a hit for the band). As Magic Dick says, this song happened to be a combination of his influences: Sonny Boy, Little Walter and James Cotton. The set opens perfectly on a face-blasting workout of the old Contours R&B classic “First I Look at the Purse” (penned by Smokey Robinson). Whammer Jammer A song by Magic Dick and J Geils band, the idea for which appeared in 1971 as a harmonica instrumental for a band that later was recorded during a live show. All of that’s displayed here on their third album, which was recorded at Detroit’s Cinderella Ballroom in 1972. Comprised of 6 dedicated musicians honoring the greatest party band of all time. They sounded like a sweat-drenched, hyper-confident R&B outfit, especially in their early-’70s days. WHAMMER JAMMER a Tribute to Bostons own The J.Geils Band.
Geils Band Info Tickets Select Tickets limit 10 per person General Admission/No Guaranteed Seating 27.69 (20.00 + 7. BEST 'Whammer Jammer' Magic Dick on Harmonica Jenipher Sutherland 449 subscribers Subscribe 643K views 15 years ago Legendary Rhythm & Blues Revue at Knuckleheads in Kansas City on February 8.
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