'Land of a Thousand Dances' in particular reminds you just how incredible these guys were live. The Razor & Tie reissue features covers of 'I Do' and 'Land of a Thousand Dances' from the band's live record Showtime, recorded at the height of their Freeze Frame period. With its effortless playing and a breakdown that'll have you on the edge of your seat, it served as the band's call into battle for the Freeze Frame tour. Sanctuary's final song, the rollicking, Magic Dick-driven 'Just Can't Stop Me,' encapsulates everything magical (pun intended) and soulful about this band. Geils Band - including the songs Surrender, Youre the Only One, I Do.Rock, released on June 09. The beautiful 'Teresa,' a heartbreaking ballad executed with help of a simple vocal/piano arrangement courtesy of the Wolf/ Justman team, and 'Wild Man,' which sounds like a leftover from the Atlantic years, are also highlights. Play and download Monkey Island album by The J. I do not accept personal cheques, nor bank cheques drawn on foreign banks. Banking details will be provided in the checkout. The Stevie Wonder-ish 'Take It Back,' also a mild hit, predicted the commercial direction the band took on Freeze Frame three years later. Geils Band: There aint no life on Monkey Island, No one cares and no one knows, The moon hangs out on Monkey Island, The. NM-/VG++: A few visible flaws may be present but should not affect play quality. Keeping their boogie-woogie bar band attack intact, Peter Wolf and Seth Justman delivered first-rate material, including the down and dirty opener 'I Could Hurt You,' the sublime title track and the lovely 'One Last Kiss,' which cracked the Top 40 in early 1978. The J.Geils Band Audio Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. However, Sanctuary was a rebirth of sorts for the sextet: Wissert crystallized the band's attack, working off their leaner songwriting and simplifying their arrangements. The band's tenure with Atlantic only yielded a few successes, and on paper, teaming up with producer Joe Wissert, the man responsible for many of Earth, Wind & Fire's and Boz Scaggs' biggest hits, seemed like an odd choice. Geils Band severed ties with Atlantic and signed a fresh deal with EMI Records. After the release of 1977's Monkey Island, the J.

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