Album Info
Artist: | Bob Seger |
Album: | The Bob Seger Collection |
Gatefold: | Yes |
Released: | Australia, 1979 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Nightmoves | 5:25 |
Backing Vocals - Laurel Ward, Rhonda Silver, Sharon Dee Williams | ||
Bass - Chris Campbell | ||
Drums, Tambourine - Charlie Allen Martin | ||
Guitar - Drew Abbott | ||
Lead Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
Piano, Organ - Robyn Robbins | ||
Producer - Jack Richardson | ||
A2 | Mainstreet | 3:41 |
Lead Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
Performer - Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (M.S.R.S.) | ||
A3 | Let It Rock | 3:20 |
Drums - David Teegarden | ||
Guitar - Michael Bruce | ||
Lead Vocals, Guitar - Bob Seger | ||
Organ - Skip Knape | ||
Recorded By - Jim Bruzzese | ||
Written-By - Anderson | ||
A4 | Leaning On My Dream | 3:17 |
Bass, Vocals, Guitar - Dan Honaken | ||
Drums, Percussion - Pep Perrine | ||
Lead Vocals, Guitar - Bob Seger | ||
Organ, Piano, Vocals - Dan Watson | ||
A5 | Ship Of Fools | 3:21 |
Lead Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
Performer - Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (M.S.R.S.) | ||
A6 | Still The Same | 3:21 |
Backing Vocals - Brandye, Clydie King, Shirley Matthews, Venetta Fields | ||
Bass - Chris Campbell | ||
Drums, Percussion - David Teegarden | ||
Guitar - Drew Abbott | ||
Keyboards - Robyn Robbins | ||
Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
B1 | Katmandu | 6:08 |
Performer - Muscle Shoals Horn Section, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section | ||
Vocals, Slide Guitar, Harmonica - Bob Seger | ||
B2 | Mongrel Too | 4:08 |
Bass, Vocals, Guitar - Dan Hokanen | ||
Drums, Percussion - Pep Perrine | ||
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
Piano, Organ, Vocals - Dan Watson | ||
B3 | Hollywood Nights | 5:00 |
Backing Vocals - Julie Waters, Luther Waters, Maxine Waters, Oren Waters | ||
Bass - Chris Campbell | ||
Drums, Percussion - David Teegarden | ||
Guitar - Drew Abbott | ||
Horns - Alto Reed | ||
Keyboards - Robyn Robbins | ||
Performer - The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section | ||
Piano, Organ - Bill Payne | ||
Vocals - Bob Seger | ||
B4 | Travellin' Man | 2:41 |
Performer - Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (M.S.R.S.) | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Bob Seger | ||
B5 | Get Out Of Denver | 2:42 |
Bass - Tom Cogbill | ||
Drums - Ken Buttrey | ||
Lead Guitar - Jimmy McCarty | ||
Piano - David Briggs | ||
Rhythm Guitar - Charlie McCoy | ||
Vocals, Guitar - Bob Seger | ||
B6 | We Got Tonight | 4:39 |
Backing Vocals - Clydie King, Shirley Matthews, Venetta Field | ||
Bass - Chris Campbell | ||
Drums, Percussion - David Teegarden | ||
Guitar - Drew Abbott | ||
Horn - Alto Reed | ||
Keyboards - Robyn Robbins | ||
Performer - The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section | ||
Vocals - Bob Seger |
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Description
"The Bob Seger Collection" is a compilation album released in 1979, designed to celebrate and encapsulate the prolific career of rock singer-songwriter Bob Seger. With a musical journey that traverses various shades of heartland rock, the album stands as a testament to Seger's ability to craft anthems that resonate with authenticity and raw emotion. This compilation successfully culls together some of his most iconic tracks, presenting listeners with a curated selection of songs that represent the essence of his artistry.
From the onset, the album delivers a strong punch with tracks like "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" and "Beautiful Loser". The former, with its driving rhythm and infectious chorus, speaks to Seger's roots in the heartland rock genre, while the latter brings a contemplative tone that highlights his ability to tap into universal themes of aspiration and struggle. Seger's lyrics are consistently relatable, weaving stories of everyday life and dreams that listeners can easily identify with.
One of the standout tracks is undoubtedly "Night Moves", a nostalgic reflection on the fleeting nature of youth. Seger's raspy, emotive vocals and the song's evocative lyrics manage to transport listeners back to their own memories of adolescence. The combination of rock guitar, poignant lyrics, and a soulful saxophone creates a powerful auditory experience that speaks to the enduring popularity of this track.
"Turn the Page", another highlight, delves into the life of a touring musician. The song's melancholic saxophone and introspective lyrics convey the solitude and struggles faced on the road. Seger's delivery is both vulnerable and defiant, creating a poignant and introspective moment on the album.
"The Bob Seger Collection" also pays homage to his rock and roll influences with tracks like "Rosalie", a song that sings the praises of a radio station music director who champions rock music. The track embodies the energy and spirit of rock 'n' roll, and it's easy to see why it's included in this compilation.
In contrast, the ballad "We've Got Tonight" demonstrates Seger's versatility as an artist. The song's tender melody and heartfelt lyrics offer a romantic counterpoint to the rock anthems that populate the rest of the album. It’s a testament to Seger’s songwriting prowess, showcasing his ability to evoke emotions across a spectrum of experiences.
What makes "The Bob Seger Collection" compelling is the authenticity that permeates every track. Seger's voice, raw and genuine, conveys emotions that range from youthful exuberance to weary introspection. His lyrics tell stories of everyday people, making his music relatable and grounded.
The album is meticulously curated to give listeners a sense of Seger's journey as an artist. The tracks, though diverse, are unified by a common thread of genuine storytelling and a deeply rooted connection to rock and roll tradition.
In conclusion, "The Bob Seger Collection" is more than just a compilation album; it's an encapsulation of a musical ethos that is both timeless and deeply American. Each song feels like a snapshot of a moment, a sentiment, or a memory, making the collection a satisfying journey through Bob Seger's rich and varied career.