#J geils band whammer jammer free

Geils Blues Band, one of the hottest bands on the Boston club scene. Since when do bar bands get major-label deals? Not today, maybe, but certainly in 1970, when Atlantic ГЃВўв‚¬вЂќВќ the home of rhythm and blues ГЃВўв‚¬вЂќВќ signed what originally was the J. JeffвЂ™s done right by the Geils Band here ГЃВўв‚¬вЂќВќ the highest compliment I can pay any of these guides is that it made me excited to go back and listen to the music again, and his did.Д®njoy this, visit AM, Then FM regularly, and with any luck, in this spot next week you actually will see a collaborative IdiotвЂ™s Guide, written by myself and John from Lost in the вЂ™80s, and focusing on a band I know a lot of you love dearly. Who wants a scholar when youвЂ™re talking about this kind of music, anyway? ItвЂ™s rude, greasy, and it just feels right. He warned me that he wasnвЂ™t a true Geils вЂњscholar,вЂќ and I offered to collaborate:but when I read what you see below, I knew there really wasnвЂ™t much to add. Knowing that JeffвЂ™s years of experience dwarf my own (and never being one to avoid shirking a duty if it can safely be shirked), I quickly let him know he was more than welcome to write this IdiotвЂ™s Guide. However,В we do operate a 30 day 'no-quibble' returns policy in which you will be refunded the amount of the record itself (excluding postage charges) if you do choose to return the record to us.[ JefitoвЂ™s Note: I was all set to write this myself, honest I was ГЃВўв‚¬вЂќВќ and then Jeff Ash, proprietor of the frequently wonderful AM, Then FM, made the mistake of mentioning in an e-mail that he was jealous IвЂ™d gotten to the Geils Band first.

#J geils band whammer jammer free

Unfortunately we can't offer free returns on any item that is sent abroad. The only criteria is that the record must be returned to us in the same condition it was sent out and be within 30 days. All you'll have to do is printВ the label out, stickВ itВ on the front andВ drop it into aВ post office. The problem? Returning it costs more than the record itself and frankly is more hassle than it's worth.Дecide your record isn't what you wanted? No problem!Дrop us an email at or use our Contact Us page and we will send youВ a return label to return the item to us. We've all been there - the record isn't quite as described, the sleeve has got a small imperfection you didn't notice or you simply changed your mind. One of the fundamental goals of Atlas Records is to ensure that none of our customers are ever stuck with a record they don't want. In this case the record grading A: Ex B:VGВ means the A side is Ex and B side is VG. Sometimes the record is of different quality on the ' A ' and 'B' side. The cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing. The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration etc.ДЇair: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise: it may even jump. Good: The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable Very Good: The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and / or creasing. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect conditionД®xcellent: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening of sound quality. Mint: The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. We grade according to the Record Collectors Grading Guide, the details of which are below: We're so confident of our grading process that we offer free returns for any reason. You might find our gradings are lower than our competitors - that's because if a record looks fantastic but plays terribly we will grade it low on the scale, whereas others may grade it very highly because visually they look good.ДЇor that reason, when we grade records equivalently they actually sound the same, so you know exactly what to expect. Records are for playing,В which is why we believe in accurately describing the sound ,В not the look of the record,В so we play-test every single record we sell.