VIDEO: J. Geils Band in Boston – Aug. 7, 2011

August 8, 2011 by Rob Nichols

The wonderful, rollicking, rolling, rhythm and blues of the fantastic, still doin’ it, dirty water-drinkin’ J. Geils Band. They tore it up in Beantown Sunday night in the first of a series of mostly East Coast dates (except for an annual pilgrammage to Detroit on August 19) . Worthy video choice here – and don’t tell me they don’t belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame…
VIDEO: “Looking for a Love”
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