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It's rock and roll in the purest' sense of
the word, and the J. Geils Band will be
here to play it arid sing it tonight at
Pershing Auditorium.
Rock critic John Swenson said it all
when he said, "There are fortunately a
few groups around who know how to ,
assimilate what went down before them
without descending through witless
mimicry into banality. One of the best
bands at keeping alive the rock tradition
by intelligently updating the basic
patterns that have kept the music cooking
has been the J. Geils Band."
From its auspicious beginnings in the
late 'GOs in Boston, where the group first
amassed a loyal following, the band
seemed destined for stardom. The band's
burgeoning reputation is bolstered by
every live concert it plays, since the group
is dynamite in concert, according to their
fans.
Wide public acceptance has been the
result of the critically acknowledged
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talents of the individual members of the
band and a lot of hard work.
A group's musical style depends on
more than that, though, and in the case
of members of the J. Geiis Band, the
essential elements are their collective
taste and an honest respect for their
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musical roots. Much of this comes from
lead singer Peter Wolf's devotion to the
music of his youth: blues, rock and roll
and rhythm and blues. Wolf has one of
the most, complete record collections in
the country, especially in the area of
rhythm and blues from the '50s, and
artists like the Drifters, La Verne Baker,
the Clovers, Clyde McPhatter, Ray
Charles and Otis Redding.
Guitarist J. Geils is a complete
musician rather than just another flashy
lead guitarist. In fact, he often prefers to
remain in the background, underpinning
the dance rhythms with soul shuffle licks,
licks.
The excitement created on stage is
further enhanced by Seth Justman's total
command of the keyboards, and Magic
Dick plays a blazing mouth harp. Bass
chores are handled by Danny Klein and
the rhythmic drive is supplied by Stephen
Bladd on drums.
The concert, which will also feature Jo
Jo Gunne, starts at -8 p.m. Tickets are
available at the Union South Desk,
Brandeis, . the Daisy and the Pershing
Auditorium Box Office.
to perform
The Brass Choir and Brass
Ensemble will play in concert
at 8 p.m. Thursday night. The
free concert will be a mixture
of old and new music,
according to Professor Jack
Snider, director of the
Ensemble.
The Brass Choir is
composed of 16 students and
will be directed by music
senior Terry Rush. The
ensemble, with 20 members,
features both brass and
percussion.
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The program will include a
transcription of G.F. Handel's
Water Music (selections) and a
Baroque piece by Giovanni
Gabriel lCanzcna per Sonare
No. 2.
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