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Peter Wolf dropped by Bull McCabe’s – formerly Tir na Nog – the other night and joined David Johnston’s band for a few sizzling numbers. The former J. Geils frontman held forth on “Homework,” “Pack, Fair and Square,” and the blues standard “Serves You Right to Suffer.”. . .
James Montgomery J. Geils Tupelo Music Hall Playing Long Distance Call 10-10-2008.
http://funkyjudge.net/videos/Jay_Geils/2008_Oct_10_James_Montgomery_Jay_Geils_Long_Distance_Call.flvTommy and Magic Dick do a great Jay Geil’s Band tune with Mike Emerson on keyboards, Tom Poole and Keith Crossnan on horns, Scot Sutherland on bass and Ronnie Smith on drums.
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Reelife Productions owner, Tom, won some VIP tix from Monty while listening to 93.9 (wrsi.com). So, Tom called up his buddy, Max, for a night out on the town… they got to see some fantastic blues music and chat with some other blues fans. A historical night of blues jammin’ featuring The Kramer-Montgomery Band, with special guests: James Cotton, Jay Geils & The Uptown Horns… all to benefit www.woodsholefilmfestival.org.
Thanks to reelife for sharing this clip on YouTube.
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J. Geils and James Cotton playing the Blues at The Roxy in Boston on September 12, 2008 at the Reel Blues Fest.
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Joey Kramer, James Montgomery, Jay Geils, James Cotton, George MaCann, Uptown Horns playing the Blues at the Roxy at the Reel blues Feast in Boston on September 12th, 2008.
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