John Geils, founder of the J. Geils Band ... Geils names band members Richard Salwitz, Danny Klein, Peter Wolf and Seth Justman in the lawsuit filed in Boston Superior Court, claiming they ...

keyboardist Seth Justman, blues harpist Magic Dick, and bassist Danny Klein, insist the tour is still on, and the group will continue to bill itself as the J. Geils Band, even though Geils will ...

The J. Geils Band apparently isn ... on performance of fellow original members Seth Justman on keyboards and Danny Klein on bass, the blues-rock band from Boston thrilled the screaming, dancing ...

John Geils, founder of the J. Geils Band ... Geils names band members Richard Salwitz, Danny Klein, Peter Wolf and Seth Justman in the lawsuit filed in Boston Superior Court, claiming they ...

BOSTON (Reuters) - Former members of the J. Geils band may have to "freeze frame" their upcoming tour. John Geils, who formed the J. Geils Band, filed a lawsuit against the other members of the ...

After 10 years and 11 albums, the J. Geils Band nudged into the pop mainstream ... producer and chief songwriter Seth Justman was quick to argue, honoring your roots doesn't necessarily mean ...

It was in 1983 that Peter Wolf went solo and the J. Geils Band moved keyboardist Seth Justman over to lead vocals. Their first single in the post-Wolf era was Concealed Weapons and it peaked at No ...

19: The J. Geils Band’s first ... is not touring with the band, but the original members Peter Wolf (on vocals), Magic Dick (on harmonica), Seth Justman (on organ), and Danny Klein (on bass ...

At Worcester Polytechnic Institute in the mid 1960s, Geils formed The J. Geils Blues Band with Peter Wolf, Danny Klein, "Magic Dick" Salwitz and Stephen Jo Bladd. Seth Justman later joined the group.

“Centerfold” was an inside job, written by the J. Geils Band’s keyboard player Seth Justman. In fact, Justman wrote, or co-wrote, all the songs on the band’s highly acclaimed 1981 ...

Geils Band, a song written by Justman’s brother Seth Justman. The track was a No. 1 hit for 6 weeks on Hot 100 in 1982. Other music videos directed by Justman included J. Geils’ follow-up ...