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Magic Dick

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Magic Dick

Born May 13, 1945 · New London, Connecticut, USA (age 81)

Richard Salwitz, known as Magic Dick, is an American musician, noted for playing the harmonica for the J. Geils Band. In addition to the harmonica, Salwitz plays the trumpet (the first instrument he learned) and saxophone.

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J Geils Band: House Party Live in GermanyJ Geils Band: House Party Live in Germany · 2015
J Geils Band: House Party Live in Germany
★ 8.02015
MovieMusic
The Mighty-J. Geils Band. These guys in the early days were AKA: "The Bad Boys from Boston". They were one of the most exciting live bands ever. Peter Wolf's lead vocals powered the band to superstardom. They were together with same line-up for over 15 years. This DVD is of their SANCTUARY tour. The band is in their prime. This is a rare concert DVD of them performing in Germany. It's starts off with them having fun backstage. The concert starts and they rip into: YOU JUST CAN'T STOP ME I COULD HURT YOU SANCTUARY ONE LAST KISS TERESA NIGHTMARES WILD MAN LOOKIN' FOR A LOVE GIVE IT TO ME! WHAMMER JAMMER AIN'T NOTHING BUT A HOUSEPARTY WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO PACK FAIR & SQUARE FIRST I LOOK AT THE PURSE

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J Geils Band: House Party Live in GermanyJ Geils Band: House Party Live in Germany · 2015
J Geils Band: House Party Live in Germany
★ 8.02015
MovieMusic
The Mighty-J. Geils Band. These guys in the early days were AKA: "The Bad Boys from Boston". They were one of the most exciting live bands ever. Peter Wolf's lead vocals powered the band to superstardom. They were together with same line-up for over 15 years. This DVD is of their SANCTUARY tour. The band is in their prime. This is a rare concert DVD of them performing in Germany. It's starts off with them having fun backstage. The concert starts and they rip into: YOU JUST CAN'T STOP ME I COULD HURT YOU SANCTUARY ONE LAST KISS TERESA NIGHTMARES WILD MAN LOOKIN' FOR A LOVE GIVE IT TO ME! WHAMMER JAMMER AIN'T NOTHING BUT A HOUSEPARTY WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO PACK FAIR & SQUARE FIRST I LOOK AT THE PURSE

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