8 years into their albumreleasingcareer J. Geils Band released another album worth of rockin' and rollin' songs but this time they took a much calmer and poppier path and not all the songs are top class anymore. It seemes like they went out of steam since they before was a full throttle party band but now went for the melody and they sound more like any american band of the era. The harmonica-sound though is the same as before. 

1)I could hurt you (6,5)

2)One last kiss (7,0)

3)Take it back (6,0)

4)Sanctuary (7,5)

5)Teresa (6,0)

6)Wild man (8,0)

7)I can't believe you (6,5)

8)I don't hang around much anymore (6,5)

9)Just can't stop me (8,0)

Score: 6,89

Peter Wolf (Peter Walter Blankfield)-vocals (b.1946)

J.Geils (John Warren Geils Jr.)-guitars (b.1946)

Danny Klein-bass (b.1946)

Seth Justman-keyboards (b.1951)

Magic Dick (Richard Salwitz)-harmonica and trumpet (b.1945)

Stephen Bladd-drums

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