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. BloodshotSearch: Nothin by: J Geils Release Date October 31, 1995 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
List Price: £16.99 CD-Charts Price: £10.96 You Save: £6.03 (35%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £5.65 Third Party New Price: £5.43 Read More Reviews & more Details Bloodshot |
. BloodshotSearch: Nothin by: The J. Geils Band Release Date October 25, 1990 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
. Bloodshot [CASSETTE]Search: Nothin by: The J. Geils Band Release Date October 17, 1990 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
. From Clarksdale to Cleveland, Vol. 1: The RoadhouseSearch: Nothin by: Various Artists Release Date October 11, 2005 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
. Greatest HitsSearch: Nothin by: J Geils Band Release Date April 02, 2007 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
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. Covered by GeilsSearch: Nothin by: J. Geils Band Release Date February 01, 2006 I prefer the J. Geils Band's gritty R&B-ambums from the early seventies to their latter-day mainstream albums, and "Bloodshoot" from 1973 is one of their best. Jay Geils and his band may not have been the most original ensemble touring the US during the 70s, but they did put out a handful of really funky rock n' roll records with a blues edge and a lot of great hooks. And there is no need to program anything out here - "Bloodshot" has one of the strongest track lists of any J. Geils album...perhaps even the strongest. Great songs, and great arrangements, too, particularly Magic Dick Salwitz's harp blasts and the organ and piano playing of Seth Justman. The highlights include "(Ain't Nothing But A) House Party", "Make Up ... Read More: |
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. Blow Your Face Out [CASSETTE]Search: Nothin by: The J. Geils Band Release Date October 17, 1990 Opening with the swaggering R&B of "Southside Shuffle", "Blow Your Face Out" guides the listener through a dozen of the J. Geils Band's best songs (and a few less great ones). There's a muscular, swinging blues feel running through the entire album, and it draws from all of the band's first six studio albums. The hit single "Musta Got Lost" is marred by a witless, over-long intro by singer Peter Wolf, but the song itself rocks. And so do fine renditions of "So Sharp", "Give It To Me", "Back To Get Ya", "Where Did Our Love Go", "Wait", the harmonica-driven "Love-Itis", and the grinding blues-rocker "Shoot Your Shot". Less interesting tunes, like the monotonous "Detroit Break-Down", the tedious nine-minute "Chimes", ... Read More: |