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R&B-based blues-rock band J. Geils Band discovered relatively unlikely success in the early 1980s, peaking with the #1 pop hit "Centerfold." SHOWTIME!, culled from a live concert in Detroit in 1982, captures both sides of the band, the gritty and the glamorous, ending in a frenzy of the Motown-reflecting "I Do," the pure-bubblegum fun of the abovementioned "Centerfold," and the band's unbridled take on Wilson Pickett's classic "Land of a Thousand Dances."
Historic, entertaining, informative & fun' live album recorded at the Pine Knob Theater in Detroit, Michigan during September of 1982. This 1995 rerelease has been digitally remastered. Features live versions of two of the group's better-known tunes('Love Stinks' & 'Centerfold'), plus nine other J. Geils ditties, including a cover of the Fats Domino / Chris Kenner track 'Land of a Thousand Dances'.
Recorded live in Detroit, Michigan, 1982.
J. Geils Band include: Peter Wolf (vocals).
Personnel: Seth Justman (vocals, keyboards); Stephen Bladd (vocals, drums); Peter Wolf (vocals); J. Geils (guitar); Magic Dick (harmonica, saxophone, trumpet); Crispin Cioe, Arno Hecht, Hollywood Paul Litteral (horns).
Liner Note Author: John Tobler.
Recording information: The Pine Knob Music Theater, Detroit, MI (09/1982).
Illustrator: Leslie Cabarga.
Arranger: Seth Justman. Showtime (Allegro) Review
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