Geils (born Jerome, February 20, 1946, New York, NY), guitar Seth Justman (born January 27, 1951, Washington, D.C., joined band, 1968), keyboards (and vocals, 1983-1985) Danny Klein (born May 13, 1946, New York, NY), bass. Members include Peter Wolf (born Peter Blank-field, March 1946, Bronx, NY, left group, 1983), vocals Stephen Jo Bladd (born July 13, 1942, Boston, MA), drums Magic Dick (born Dick Salwitz, May 13, 1945, New London, CT), harmonica J. Geils Band, founded as a trio, consisted of its namesake, harmonica player Magic Dick (Dick For the Record … Geils Band (named for founder and guitarist Jerome Geils). The band formed in Boston in 1967 after the Hallucinations -a group that included singer, painter, and disc jockey Peter Wolf and drummer Stephen Jo Bladd -broke up, and the pair joined another local act, the J. When it clicked, few could beat Geils, and its concerts were usually ‘tilwe-all-drop marathons. As Gary Graff noted in MusicHound Rock: The Essential Album Guide, “uring its 18 years together, the Geils gang was always painfully inconsistent … was always frustrating for fans, because Geils had a loaded arsenal of talent …. While it took them more than a decade to get widespread commercial success, when the band peaked, it did so as it did everything else -in a big, splashy way. Geils Band were attention-getters when they burst onto the New England music scene in the late-1960s.
Wedding a wealth of classic rock influences -including blues, doo-wop, pop, and R&B -to a lively stage show, the J.
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