1973-Classic Rock 7 1/2 ips BLOODSHOT The J Geils Band 4 track reel to reel tape
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Description
BLOODSHOT The J Geils Band 7 1/2 ips 4 track stereo tape
Label: Atlantic ATL-7260-A
Tape Speed: 7 1/2 ips.
Country: US
Released: 1973
Genre: Rock
Condition: The tape is Near Mint *No issues detected plays and winds as new. Box is excellent
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Entire tape plays NM no issues detected. The box is excellent no issues save for light shelf wear, has nice clear artwork front and back -
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Bloodshot is the third studio album by American rock band The J. Geils Band, released in 1973. It was the breakthrough release for the band, reaching #10 on the Billboard 200 album charts in the United States – a peak that the band would not surpass until their 1981 multi-platinum album Freeze Frame. "Give it to Me", reached #30 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and #15 on the Cash Box Top 100
AllMusic Review by Tim Sendra
"Frontman Peter Wolf is looser and wilder than ever, and J. Geils positively rips things up on guitar."
Bloodshot is the J. Geils Band's third studio album and their first Top Ten (and last until 1982's smash Freeze Frame). The band sounds tighter, meaner, and funkier than on their first two releases, frontman Peter Wolf is looser and wilder than ever, and J. Geils positively rips things up on guitar. This newfound power could be down to the band blanketing the country and honing their craft in sweaty bars and concert halls. The positive response to their raw and alive live album Full House may have helped too. Whatever the cause, Bloodshot fairly jumps through the speakers on flat-out rockers like their cover of obscure soul stomper "(Ain't Nothin But A) Houseparty," the lean and nasty "Back to Get Ya" (which features a classic Wolf aside, "Scramble my eggs, honey!"), and concert fave "Southside Shuffle." The band also shows their range with hokey but fun blues shuffle "Struttin' with My Baby," bopping jump blues ("Hold Your Loving"), and very convincing heartbroken balladry ("Start All Over Again"). The band also delivers their first self-penned classic, the reggae-influenced "Give It to Me," which starts off as a tight and tough reggae-influenced pop song and spreads out into a funky jam that equals anything similar the Stones ever attempted. Along with it being a hit, Bloodshot is the first Geils album to stake a claim on the major leagues of rock & roll.
"(Ain't Nothin' But a) House Party" (Del Sharh, Joseph Thomas) – 4:43 "Make up Your Mind" – 3:31 "Back to Get Ya" – 5:22 "Struttin' With My Baby" – 3:16 "Don't Try to Hide It" – 2:45 "Southside Shuffle" – 3:43 "Hold Your Loving" (Bernice Snelson, Titus Turner) – 2:30 "Start All Over Again" – 4:15 "Give it to Me" – 6:32
Personnel Peter Wolf – lead vocals J. Geils – guitar Magic Dick – harmonica Seth Justman – keyboards Danny Klein – bass Stephen Bladd - drums Auction end Information
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On Aug-20-18 at 09:57:07 PDT, seller added the following information:***Mistake in the description. there are NO Seam splits and No corner splits ** box is excellent
***Youtube Vid unavailable due to copyright restriction and is now uneditable.!!! You can see the tape play with no sound. I uploaded a version to the tube without sound just in case someone wants to see the tape play and more detail :)price rating
