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wods_logo_regSunday, August 1st from 7 to Midnight Eastern, on “The Lost 45s with Barry Scott” LIVE streaming show in Boston on 103.3 WODS: Special guests include George Benson, David Soul, Jay Geils, Al Stewart, Maria Muldaur, The Cowsills, Jimmy Webb and Fred Cash of The Impressions!

Hear “Lost 45s” from Rick Springfield, Donny Osmond, Dr. Hook, Chicago, Andy Kim, Tom Jones, Laura Branigan, Leo Sayer, Mac Davis, Ringo Starr, Monkees, Carpenters, Elton John, Wham!, Bread, ABBA, Andy Gibb, Donna Summer, Paul Anka, Bobby Sherman, Hall & Oates, Rufus, Christopher Cross and many more!

Plus, a 1969 yearbook and a surprise final hour box set!

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“Monday, July 26, 2010 – Nothing like being able to hook up with one of our fave rocknrollas, Peter Wolf. The guy has done radio, fronted bands, and now is off to a pretty fine solo thing with a new album.”

Peter joined the KINK Morning Show to catch us up. Click HERE to listen to the phone interview.

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100.7 WZLX welcomes longtime friend and J. Geils Band frontman Peter Wolf to our studios as part of our 25th Anniversary Celebration. It’s a special Friday Night House Party with Peter Wolf playing his favorite music… taking your phone calls… and win copies of his new cd, Midnight Souvenirs!

Join Pete on WZLX as he warms up for the J. Geils Band performance at Fenway Park!

It starts at 8, this Friday Night… on Boston and America’s Original Classic Rock Station, 100.7 WZLX!

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” Hard Drivin’ Men ” Pete Wolf and the J. Geils Band Photographed by Joe Greene.
August 1 – Sept 15th, 2010

Opening Reception July 29th, 5 – 10:00 pm

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Venue: Boston House Of Blues, 15 Lansdowne Street, Boston, MA. (888) 693-2583
Date: Monday July 19th
Tikets: $35. (CLOSED DOOR EVENT) The ONLY way to get tickets is to email Nikki DiGuilio from LiveNation: nikkidiguilio (at) livenation.com (replace (at) with ‘@’)

The House of Blues and Powerhouse Breakout Artist Series present New Guitar Summit to benefit The International House of Blues Foundation, IHOBF, a foundation dedicated to bringing the arts to schools and communities through programs that increase public awareness of African American contributions to American culture. The evening’s stellar line-up features Jay Geils, founder of the legendary J. Geils Band, blues icon Duke Robbilard and award winning jazz guitarist Gerry Beaudoin, and the announcement and introduction of the July Powerhouse Breakout Artist Series, Evan Goodrow. What: New Guitar Summit to host the July Powerhouse Breakout Artist Series, Evan Goodrow, in the coveted House of Blues Foundation Who: Jay Geils of the legendary J. Geils Band , Award winning jazz guitarist Gerry Beaudoin, and blues icon Duke Robillard.

Visit Evan Goodrow’s site at http://www.evangoodrow.com/

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nullBMS talks with Danny Klein of the J. Geils Band

Kevin McSheffrey, Staff Writer
Next month, the recently reunited J. Geils Band will take to the stage at Fenway Park with fellow Boston classic rockers Aerosmith for the most highly a anticipated concert of the summer. It’s been the talk of the town and tonight fans can get warmed up with another unique show as co-founder and bassist Danny Klein takes to the high seas for night of all J. Geils Band music with his band Full House. We caught up with Danny earlier this week for a quick chat on both shows.

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Word is a third band will be added to the Aerosmith/J. Geils Band bill at Fenway Aug. 14, but it won’t be the Stompers. The Boston band fronted by Sal Baglio was apparently approached about opening the show, but no deal was struck. The band, which played its first show in 1977 and opened for J. Geils in 1980, is best known for the singles “Coast to Coast’’ and “Never Tell an Angel (That Your Heart’s on Fire).’’ “At one point we were asked to open the show at Fenway,’’ a rep for the band told us. “The band accepted and then after numerous e-mails and phone calls were told that it was not happening.’’ (Still want to catch the Stompers? They’re playing July 30 with the Fools on the Provincetown II, the largest party boat in Boston Harbor.) So who’ll be warming up the crowd at Fenway? One option, we’re told, might be Jenny Dee & the Deelinquents, which includes Jen D’Angora, her husband, Ed Valauskas, and keyboardist Phil Aiken.

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By Melissa D’Agnese — Photographed by Jazz Martin

Melissa: After your solo tour you’re returning to Boston in August for a big show at Fenway Park—you’ll be back playing with J. Geils Band and Aerosmith will play too. Are you excited for this gig?
Pete: Yes, Bruce Springsteen brought me up on stage several times at Fenway Park but this time should be a little different…they used to call us (J. Geils Band) the bad boys of rock and now they call Aerosmith by it. So I look at it like, it’s going to be a show with the baddest boys in rock’n’roll.

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