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In 1968, the band switched focus, going electric and recruiting two fellow musicians from Boston band The Hallucinations, drummer Stephen Jo Bladd and vocalist Peter Blankenfeld, a fast-talking former WBCN disc jockey with the air name Peter Wolf.
The J. Geils Band fue una banda de rock estadounidense, formada en 1968 en Worcester, Massachusetts por el guitarrista John "J." Geils, el cantante Peter Wolf, el baterista Stephen Bladd, el tecladista Seth Justman y el bajista Danny Klein, acompañados por Richard "Magic Dick" Salwitz en la armónica.
20 de feb. de 2020 · Guitarist John Geils provided the swinging riffs, harmonica player Richard Salwitz (Magic Dick) laid out fearsome jazz-blues runs, while bassist Danny Klein and drummer Stephen Jo Bladd held a slippery groove topped off by jive-talkin’ Wolf, a hyperactive stringbean who started out as radio DJ ‘The Woofa Goofa’.
12 de abr. de 2017 · Learn about the secret Jewish history of the J. Geils Band, a hard-rock group that dominated Boston in the 1970s. Stephen Jo Bladd was the only original Bostonian and the only non-Jewish member of the band, known as the J. Geils Jews Band.
They were doing just fine on the local circuit when, in ’67, they decided to go electric, adding drummer Stephen Jo Bladd and a disc jockey/singer from The Bronx, New York, Peter Blankenfeld, who went by the name Peter Wolf.
20 de feb. de 2023 · Danny Klein, Magic Dick, Stephen Jo Bladd, Peter Wolf, Seth Justman, y el guitarrista J. Geils, que hoy cumple 77 años, dieron vida en Worcester a finales de los sesenta a la J. Geils Blues Band, que debutó en 1970 con un espléndido LP para Atlantic.
They soon moved to Boston, where they added new drummer Stephen Jo Bladd and lead vocalist Peter Wolf, who was a late-night DJ on WBCN. Geils later formed the 'J. Geils Blues Band' with Klein, Salwitz, Bladd, and Wolf, with Seth Justman becoming the final member before the band released its debut album in 1970.
