Some Southern & Roots Rockers

John Geils ~ 71 ~ Guitarist w/The J Geils Band, Bluesy R&R Band from Massachusetts in the 1970's and 80's. Started out as a garagey blues band in 1968 and had some success in the 1970's as a respected touring band with some minor hits (mostly R&B covers like "First I Look At The Purse", "Serves You Right To Suffer" "I Do", "Land Of 1000 Dances" and "Where Did Our Love Go") but later had major hits in the 1980's with "Love Stinks", "Centerfold", "Freeze Frame" and "Angel In Blue" before suddenly breaking up in 1983-85. There were reunions in the 2000's until Geils either quit or was was kicked out of the band resulting in lawsuits.

J GEILS BAND ~ "LOVE STINKS";


J GEILS BAND ~ "CENTERFOLD";


J GEILS BAND ~ "FREEZE FRAME";


J GEILS BAND ~ "ANGEL IN BLUE";


Evan Johns ~ 60 ~ Guitarist w/American 1980's Roots/Rockabilly band The LeRoi Brothers

LEROI BROS ~ "TREAT HER RIGHT";


LEROI BROTHERS ~ "PRETTY LITTLE LIARS";


Butch Trucks ~ 69 ~ American drummer w/The Allman Brothers Band

ALLMAN BROS BAND ~ "WHIPPING POST";


ALLMAN BROS BAND ~ "RAMBLIN MAN";


Dave Hlubek ~ 66 ~ Guitarist and Banner Thomas ~ 63 ~ Bassist with 1970's Southern Rock Band Molly Hatchet

MOLLY HATCHET ~ "DREAMS I'LL NEVER SEE";


MOLLY HATCHET ~ "FALL OF THE PEACEMAKER";


Robbie Hoddinott ~ 62 ~ Guitarist w/1970's San Francisco rock band Kingfish

KINGFISH ~ "HYPNOTIZE";


KINGFISH ~ "JUKE BOOGIE WOOGIE";


Don Williams ~ 78 ~ Texas Country-Western singer songwriter (“Tulsa Time,” “Good Ol’ Boys Like Me,” and “It Must Be Love", "I Recall A Gypsy Woman".

DON WILLIAMS ~ "TULSA TIME";


DON WILLIAMS ~ "SING ME BACK HOME";