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01. WHAMMER JAMMER (Full House Remix)
02. STOOP DOWN #39 (Edited Ringtone)
03. WILD MAN (1995 Remaster Remix)
04. LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES (Single Version)
05. CONCEALED WEAPONS (Single version)
06. FRIGHT NIGHT (The Remake Remix)
07. COME ON TO THE CHRISTMA PARTY [1980]
Rare ‘lost’ unreleased J.Geils Band Xmas song featuring Jay Geils on Sax!! Unheard for over 20 years.
Thanks to Bob Karwin for sharing this exclusive recording, found by Boston radio
legend Carter Allen on a cassette of a Christmas show he presented on Dec 25th,
1980. Hear The J.Geils Band like you’ve never heard them before!
08. CONCEALED WEAPONS [Extended Dance Mix] 1980 EMI America #V-7843-1/2.
Extended Dance Mix (6:12) From a 12-inch promo vinyl record. B-side features the single version and ‘Tell ‘Em, Jonesy’.
09. NO ANCHOVIES PLEASE [1980] EMI America.
Taken from the album ‘Love Stinks’. The reversed lyrics on this track say this when played backwards:
“It doesn’t take a genius to know the difference between chicken shit and chicken salad”.
This is an MP3 of that track inverted. At about 1 minute 34 seconds you can hear the line. Thanks to 1000Dances for the inverted MP3.
10. REVENGE [1978] EMI America #8007.
Non album track. Appears on the B-side of ‘One Last Kiss’ in the USA.
11. RAP THE WORLD – Ryuichi Sakamoto:[1992] Virgin America #CDVUS46 262555 PM 527.
From the CD ‘HEARTBEAT’ by Japan artist Ryuichi Sakamoto. Magic Dick guests on track 2 ‘Rap TheWorld’.
12. HONEY DRIPPER [1972] ATCO Records #45-6890.
An instrumental by ‘Buddy Guy’ with ‘The J.Geils Band’.
13. WILD MAN [1979] EMI America #8016.
Remixed single version. Also available on the LP/CD ‘Flashback’ released in 1985.
14. TRYING TO LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT YOU [1977] Atlantic Records #3453.
Non album track. Appears on the B-side of ‘I Do’. From a P/S 45 date stamped JAN 25 1978.
15. THE SNOWBALLS – COME ON TO THE CHRISTMA PARTY  Normal speed version.[1980]
Rare ‘lost’ unreleased J.Geils Band Xmas song featuring Jay Geils on Sax!! Unheard for over 20 years.
Thanks to Bob Karwin for sharing this exclusive recording, found by Boston radio
legend Carter Allen on a cassette of a Christmas show he presented on Dec 25th,
1980. Hear The J.Geils Band like you’ve never heard them before!
16. MAGICS MOOD [1976] Atlantic B-Side. Japan P-100A.
A rare instrumental found on the B-Side of ‘Peanut Butter’.
17. The Hallucinations – MESSIN’ WITH THE KID [1967/8] A ‘1000 DANCES’ EXCLUSIVE.
A rare find. A cover version of Messin’ With The Kid by Junior Wells. Now officially confirmed by Steve Nelson that this track is by the Hallucinations. (Steve was the former manager of The Boston Tea Party rock club and is now President and Co-Founder of the Music Museum Of New England. www.mmone.org/)
18. LOOKING FOR A LOVE (live) [1972] Atlantic. From the live double album MAR Y SOL.
19. FLOYD'S HOTEL (live) [1973]
From a TV show called ‘Video Singles’. A live performance of ‘Floyd’s Hotel’ originally from the BBC’s ‘Old Grey Whistle Test’ show from 1973. UPDATED: Enhanced Audio
20. LOVESTINKS (live)
12 inch Promo Pic Sleeve, EMI America, 1980. 4:12 minute live version recorded at the Great Gildersleeves in New York.
21. DETROIT BREAKDOWN (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
22. LOOKING FOR A LOVE (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
23. MUST OF GOT LOST (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
24. FIRST I LOOK AT THE PURSE (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
25. WHAMMER JAMMER (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
26. SOUTHSIDE SHUFFLE (live):
Radio Show – ‘Pioneers In Music’, 2 LP set, Nov 11, 1985. A live performance from Detroit in 1974.
27. IT AIN'T WHAT YOU DO (IT'S HOW YOU DO IT) (live) Fillmore East. 06/26-27/71
28. EVERYBODY GET FUNKY! (Live) 1970 – Boston, MA