Bob Seger

On this day in 1977, Bob Seger released the single "Night Moves"  from the album of the same name. This is the song that put Bob on the map and would  kick his career into becoming a superstar. Rolling Stone magazine named the tune Single Of The Year for 1977.

Another "true vinyl" offering on today's show, since "Back In 72" was never released on CD (and quite possibly never will be).  I digitized my copy of the album for your pleasure, which was a labor of love.  Seger was still in "O.P.'s" mode a year later, with some tracks being written by "other People"...

Let's get into the 'Beautiful Loser' album today with something that's hardly ever on the radio.  Do you know Black Night?  Very cool Bob Seger from the set that was beginning to change his life.  What were you doing in 1975?  Maybe cranking this...

Bob Seger's Turn The Page doesn't usually come to mind when talking Seger rarities.  It's one of his biggest and most loved hits, if not thee biggest.  But that immortal live version was honed from an original studio version, which hasn't been available commercially for years and years...

Bob Seger's Turn The Page doesn't usually come to mind when talking Seger rarities.  It's one of his biggest and most loved hits, if not thee biggest.  But that immortal live version was honed from an original studio version, which hasn't been available commercially for years and years...

A 20-year-old man has been charged with stealing from Bob Seger's home during a party thrown by his teenage daughter. Andrew D. Thompson from Waterford Township was charged Tuesday with larceny in the August theft. Thompson "admitted bad judgment"

Typically a Hall of Fame nod signifies someone who is coming toward the end of their career, but that’s hardly the case for Detroit legend Bob Seger.

The song "Hollywood Nights" was his first choice, Bob Seger will perform "Turn the Page" when he's inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame this Thursday.

Bob Seger's classic Heavy Music gets the live on stage treatment for today's Vinyl Vault.  The unforgettable version on Live Bullet just isn't on the air as much as it should be, making it perfect for the Vault.  Plus we can tip our hat to the very talented drummer boy Charlie Allen Martin back there...

Perhaps one of the rarest Bob Seger albums of them all would be 1971's Brand New Morning.  Unlike Back in 72, which is a great album; frustrating fans by still being unavailable, this one just wasn't good by any means.  And I'm a Seger fan...

The age old question, especially in Michigan, is asked over and over again.  When on earth is Bob Seger going to release Back in 72?  Or Mongrel?  Or Seven?  "Probably never" is usually his answer, which continues to frustrate his fans on a daily basis...

Breaking news from the Bob Seger website, he's been working on a new album. Oh wait, we have been talking about that, haven't we? What we didn't have before is a potential release date.