Centerfold

The J. Geils Band (originally the J. Geils Blues Band) 
formed in Boston, Massachusetts in 1967 with Peter 
Wolf (vocals), Jerome Geils (guitar), Seth Justman 
(keyboards/songwriting), Danny Klein (bass), Magic 
Dick (harmonica) and Stephen Jo Bladd (drums).

In 1970, they released their self-titled debut album, 
"The J. Geils Band" followed by "The Morning After" 
which included the hit single "Looking for a Love".

Originally only popular in the northeast, the J. Geils 
Band toured incessantly and won fans with their dance 
in the aisles, non-stop party style of concert 
performance.

The J. Geils Band released the top 10 album 
"Bloodshot" in 1973, which produced the favorite 
"Give It to Me". They followed with another hit album 
in 1974, "Nightmares" which produced the hit single, 
"Must of Got Lost".

In 1981, they had a huge success with the Top 10 
album, "Freeze-Frame". Freeze-Frame produced the hit 
single "Centerfold". The following year, they released 
the live album "Showtime!" which went gold. This was 
to be the final album for front man, Peter Wolf, who left 
the J. Geils Band to pursue a solo career.

Seth Justman took his place on vocals and in 1984 the 
new line up released "You're Gettin' Even While I'm 
Gettin' Odd" but broke up shortly after. Jerome Geils 
and Magic Dick later went on to form another blues 
band called Bluestime.

Peter Wolf had two Top 40 hit albums in the 1980's 
with "Lights Out and "Come As You Are". In 1998, he 
released the critically acclaimed album, "Fool's 
Parade" and the following year he got back together 
with the members of the J Geils Band for a reunion 
tour.

1. Vocal - 合成主音1（方波） Lead 1 (square)
2. Chorus - 人声“嘟”音 Voice Oohs
3. Guitar - 失真音效吉他 Distortion Guitar
4. Guitar - 合成主音2（锯齿波） Lead 2 (sawtooth)
5. Organ - 击杆风琴 Hammond Organ
6. Organ - 摇滚风琴 Rock Organ
7. Keyboard - 击弦古钢琴 Clavinet
8. Bass - 合成贝司1 Synth Bass 1
9. Percussion - 敲击乐器
10. Drums - 敲击乐器