The J. Geils Band - “Give It to Me” “Bloodshot” was the J. Geils Band’s first top 10 LP and the only one they’d have until they topped the charts with “Freeze Frame” in 1981.

J. Geils Band’s Peter Wolf tracks star-filled life in new memoir, ‘Waiting on the Moon’ Share this: ... Two Songs, Two Cities” by Peter Silverton (Trouser Press Books): ...

The J. Geils Band’s 1981 classic is both naughty and innocent, ... In fact, Justman wrote, or co-wrote, all the songs on the band’s highly acclaimed 1981 album, Freeze Frame.

Wolf was the lead singer of the J. Geils Band, which led many to assume he was J. Geils. He explains how the band — with hits such as "Centerfold,"… ...

Former J. Geils Band Frontman Peter Wolf recalls an awkward evening he and his then girlfriend (and later, wife) Faye Dunaway spent at Jack Nicholson's house while the actors were filming ...

But it has gone on to become one of J. Geils Band's most recognizable songs and an '80s era staple for many music fans. J. Geils Band, "Love Stinks" The Impact of That First Record.

Rober Fripp is on the cover of the new issue of PROG magazine and in honor he and Toyah have covered J. Geils Band's 1981 hit “Centerfold ... play 2 songs for first time since 2018 (pics ...

Local heroes Aerosmith and the J. Geils Band teamed for a blockbuster evening that was long on hits and short on fouls at Boston's Fenway Park Saturday.

The J. Geils Band probably holds the record for playing the most cool shows here, especially if we include solo shows by its electric former singer Peter Wolf — who returns to The Egg on Friday ...

After 57 years of performing on rock stages around the world, with the J. Geils Band and on his own, Peter Wolf has become well-known and much loved — as the self-proclaimed “woofa goofa with ...

They divorced in 1979, two years before the J. Geils Band broke into the pop mainstream with their massive No. 1 hit "Centerfold." Wolf left the band in 1983 and launched a solo career.

They divorced in 1979, two years before the J. Geils Band broke into the pop mainstream with their massive No. 1 hit "Centerfold." Wolf left the band in 1983 and launched a solo career.