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The J. Geils Band is a legendary American rock group known for their high-energy performances, blues-infused sound, and a string of chart-topping hits that defined the 1970s and early 1980s. Formed in 1967 in Worcester, Massachusetts, the band consisted of guitarist J. Geils, lead vocalist Peter Wolf, harmonica player Magic Dick, keyboardist Seth Justman, bassist Danny Klein, and drummer Stephen Jo Bladd. Their early work was heavily influenced by rhythm and blues, delivering gritty, soulful tracks with electric energy.

The band gained a loyal following with albums like Love Stinks and Bloodshot, but it was their 1981 record Freeze Frame that launched them into superstardom. The album included hits like "Centerfold," which became a No. 1 Billboard smash, and the title track, "Freeze Frame," solidifying their place in pop-rock history. Known for their infectious hooks, clever lyrics, and charismatic stage presence, The J. Geils Band became a staple of FM radio and MTV.

Despite disbanding in the mid-1980s, their music remains iconic, and their live shows are still celebrated for their electrifying energy. The J. Geils Band’s unique blend of blues, rock, and pop continues to inspire generations of musicians and fans alike.

Monthly Listeners

2.0 million

Followers

932,552

Total Streams

570.1 million

Top Cities

50,512 listeners
48,747 listeners
43,992 listeners
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Popular Tracks

183 tracks
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Centerfold

Centerfold

Jan 1, 1981

409.0 million

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2
Freeze-Frame

Freeze-Frame

Jan 1, 1981

38.2 million

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Love Stinks

Love Stinks

Jan 1, 1980

23.4 million

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Must of Got Lost

Must of Got Lost

Jan 1, 1974

22.2 million

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Whammer Jammer

Whammer Jammer

Jan 1, 1971

7.6 million

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Give It to Me

Give It to Me

Jan 1, 1973

6.4 million

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Musta Got Lost - Live

Musta Got Lost - Live

Jan 1, 1976

4.5 million

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Come Back

Come Back

Jan 1, 1980

3.0 million

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Angel In Blue

Angel In Blue

Jan 1, 1981

2.7 million

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Where Did Our Love Go - Live

Where Did Our Love Go - Live

Jan 1, 1976

2.7 million

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