J. Geils Band Artistfacts. Wolf, the primary lyricist, is a high school dropout, who honed his skills in jive-talking on the Bronx (N.Y.) streets. As a disc jockey on Boston’s WBCN-FM, Wolf was known as Woofuh Goofuh. The band is from Boston, which was one of the hardest places to be a Rock band in the ’60s.
4/12/2017 · Rock music fans are mourning the death of John Warren Geils Jr.
the guitarist and founder of the J . Geils Band , who was found dead in his Massachusetts home.
The J . Geils Band played Philadelphia on December 31st, 1978. At that show a marching band played the theme from “Rocky” as Peter rode on stage in a motorcycle side-car. That was the beginning of the set, and as the marching band crossed the stage and started to exit, Geils struck up the opening chords of “Jus Can’t Stop Me”. 1979, The J. Geils Band – Wikipedia, Centerfold by J. Geils Band – Songfacts, Centerfold by J. Geils Band – Songfacts, The J. Geils Band – Wikipedia, Freeze Frame, The J. Geils Band, Love Stinks, Bloodshot, The Morning After, Jay Geils, Peter Wolf, Seth Justman, Magic Dick, The Cars, Steve Miller Band, REO Speedwag…, Journey, Heart
