In The Rock 10/2/1971: The J. Geils Band drop long player number two, ‘The Morning After’, proving their first album wasn’t a fluke. It was a party manifesto. #JGeilsBand #WhammaJamma #RockHonorRoll
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@rockmusicassoc.bsky.socialIn The Rock 10/2/1971: The J. Geils Band drop long player number two, ‘The Morning After’, proving their first album wasn’t a fluke. It was a party manifesto. #JGeilsBand #WhammaJamma #RockHonorRoll
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#peterwolf #sleepless #blues #bluesrock #country #folk #americana #mickjagger #keithrichards #magicdick #jgeilsband #steveearle #larrycampbell #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky The Wolfa Goofa releases this gem on September 10, 2002 -- his sixth solo album after fronting J. Geils…