Bob Seger

bill horton a écrit:On aimerait vraiment trouver ça bien mais, sur la foi de ces vidéos en tout cas, c'est difficile...

bill horton a écrit:On aimerait vraiment trouver ça bien mais, sur la foi de ces vidéos en tout cas, c'est difficile...

HibbingSon a écrit:la mamie de 79 ans se réveille après 5 ans de coma et la première chose qu'elle veut, c'est voir Bob Seger en concert!

Seger Opens Tour With New Songs

On opening night in Toledo, Seger kicked off the 2013 Tour with three new songs in the setlist -- two covers and a new original, "All The Roads." Also in the set list for the first time since 1996 was "Like A Rock."

Gary Graff writes:

Seger, clad in all black (including his headband), also tossed in a melodic, midtempo original called "All the Roads" that he wrote in September and is "kinda about the career," as well as a genuinely surprising and stellar rendition of "California Stars," whose Woody Guthrie-written lyrics were turned into a song by Wilco and Billy Bragg for their 1998 album "Mermaid Avenue." "I heard this on the radio once and said, 'I have to record this,' " noted Seger, who added a rich arrangement by the Motor City Horns to his version. More here.

Rolling Stone's Andy Greene says:

The 24-song set featured all the expected hits ("Night Moves," "Turn the Page," "Against the Wind), but Seger also sprinkled in many gems unheard on recent outings. The show opened up a cover of John Hiatt's "Detroit Made" and then went directly into his cover of Otis Clay's "Tryin' to Live My Life Without You." More here.

Videos from the show -- like this one -- are widely available on YouTube.

March 3, 2013

CC Rider a écrit:Tu as vu qu'ils avaient sorti çà ces jours ci JC?

Disc 1: Recorded live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, March 21, 1977
01 Rock and Roll Never Forgets
02 Travelin’ Man
03 Beautiful Loser
04 Turn the Page
05 Sunspot Baby
06 Ship of Fools
07 Mainstreet
08 Come to Poppa
09 Mary Lou
10 Sunburst
11 Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man
12 Heavy Music
13 Katmandu
14 Night Moves
Disc 2: Recorded live at Ebbet’s Field, Denver, CO, July 8, 1974
01 Heavy Music
02 I’ve Been Working
03 Someday
04 Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man
05 U.M.C.
06 Nutbush City Limits
07 Don’t Burn Down the Bridge
08 All Your Love
09 Rufus
10 Gang Bang
11 Get Out of Denver
12 Rosalie
13 Sail On
14 Let It Rock




Pas encore écouté, mais posé à côté de ma platine

Recap: The Upcoming Album

Here's what we know about the upcoming album from past news reports. The track list includes:

"All the Roads," currently on the live setlist and on video here.
"The Price," a break-up ballad.
"You Take Me In," a ballad.
"Hey Gypsy," an upbeat number inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan.
"Wonderland," inspired by the world of science and the discovery of water on Mars.
"Hannah," a song to his daughter with Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock.
"I'll Remember You"
"Ride Out," perhaps the title track, about heading out and escaping it all.


Some past descriptions:

"Ride Out"

"That covers an awful lot of territory," he says, "and that might be the title song. There's an awful lot of lyrics in it pinched into a small area and goes from line to line of different subjects. It's pretty bizarre, and I really like it. Deborah Evans-Price, Spinner, November 30, 2011, "Bob Seger Working on New Album, Admits 'It Might Be Time to Go Away Fairly Soon'"

"A muscular message song about escaping the overload of modern life." Brian McCollum. USA TODAY. September 12, 2011. "Bob Seger's down on Main Street again."

"Wonderland"

"We are living in a wonderland age of science. I just read in the December [issue of] 'Astronomy' that water might be flowing in Mars….It's a wonderland we are living in right now." Nancy Dunham, Ultimate Classic Rock, "Bob Seger Details New Album Schedule, 2012 Tour Plans and his Songwriting Methods."

"Hannah"

"It's a father-to-daughter song. It's not a hit or anything, but it's a pretty song. . . . Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow did a wonderful job. I recorded it on a Friday night in Nashville. Kid Rock just happened to be playing in town. He texted me and said, 'Come to the show.' I texted him back and said, 'I can't -- I'm recording at 8 o'clock. But if you want to come after the show and bring Sheryl, I've got something for you to do." John Soeder, The Plain Dealer, April 3, 2011, "Bob Seger catches a 'Downtown Train' from yesteryear."

"Hey Gypsy"

"A Texas-fried tribute to the late Stevie Ray Vaughan." Brian McCollum. USA TODAY. September 12, 2011. "Bob Seger's down on Main Street again."

"I'll Remember You"

This title has been mentioned, but I've seen no info on it. In 1986, Seger recorded the Dylan song, "I Remember You," and told Musician Magazine it would be the flip of "Like a Rock," but the track has never been released. Since this new track is "I'll Remember.." not "I Remember..." it must be a different track, unless the title is being misreported.

JC a écrit:Enfin... quand tu l'auras écouté Christophe

Recap: The Upcoming Album

Here's what we know about the upcoming album from past news reports. The track list includes:

"All the Roads," currently on the live setlist and on video here.
"The Price," a break-up ballad.
"You Take Me In," a ballad.
"Hey Gypsy," an upbeat number inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan.
"Wonderland," inspired by the world of science and the discovery of water on Mars.
"Hannah," a song to his daughter with Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock.
"I'll Remember You"
"Ride Out," perhaps the title track, about heading out and escaping it all.


Some past descriptions:

"Ride Out"

"That covers an awful lot of territory," he says, "and that might be the title song. There's an awful lot of lyrics in it pinched into a small area and goes from line to line of different subjects. It's pretty bizarre, and I really like it. Deborah Evans-Price, Spinner, November 30, 2011, "Bob Seger Working on New Album, Admits 'It Might Be Time to Go Away Fairly Soon'"

"A muscular message song about escaping the overload of modern life." Brian McCollum. USA TODAY. September 12, 2011. "Bob Seger's down on Main Street again."

"Wonderland"

"We are living in a wonderland age of science. I just read in the December [issue of] 'Astronomy' that water might be flowing in Mars….It's a wonderland we are living in right now." Nancy Dunham, Ultimate Classic Rock, "Bob Seger Details New Album Schedule, 2012 Tour Plans and his Songwriting Methods."

"Hannah"

"It's a father-to-daughter song. It's not a hit or anything, but it's a pretty song. . . . Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow did a wonderful job. I recorded it on a Friday night in Nashville. Kid Rock just happened to be playing in town. He texted me and said, 'Come to the show.' I texted him back and said, 'I can't -- I'm recording at 8 o'clock. But if you want to come after the show and bring Sheryl, I've got something for you to do." John Soeder, The Plain Dealer, April 3, 2011, "Bob Seger catches a 'Downtown Train' from yesteryear."

"Hey Gypsy"

"A Texas-fried tribute to the late Stevie Ray Vaughan." Brian McCollum. USA TODAY. September 12, 2011. "Bob Seger's down on Main Street again."

"I'll Remember You"

This title has been mentioned, but I've seen no info on it. In 1986, Seger recorded the Dylan song, "I Remember You," and told Musician Magazine it would be the flip of "Like a Rock," but the track has never been released. Since this new track is "I'll Remember.." not "I Remember..." it must be a different track, unless the title is being misreported.

Also mentioned in the press:

Besides "Downtown Train," Seger's next project also could include covers of Fats Domino's "The Fat Man" and "Blind Love," a Waits ballad that Seger first reworked for his 1991 album "The Fire Inside." He recently came across a live version of the latter song that he likes even better than the studio version.
"Seger Catches A Downtown Train from yesteryear" by John Soeder, Cleveland Plain Dealer, April 3, 2011.

August 18, 2014

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Bob Seger’s new studio album, Ride Out, will be released October 14 on Capitol Records.

Produced by Seger, the new collection stays true to his legendary sound as he effortlessly marries rock, blues and country, yielding an album with all the hallmarks of the rocker’s deep catalog of hits. Seger began teasing tracks from the album during his 2013 tour, including “Detroit Made,” “All of The Roads” and “California Stars.”

“I feel really good about this record,” says Seger. “This album touches on how I think a lot of us feel about finding our place in a more complicated world – from how we appreciate things as simple and pure as love, to navigating through the corruption and violence that permeates the news. It sums up a lot of feelings I have about a variety of subjects.”

Ride Out is Seger’s first studio album since his 2006 platinum-certified Face The Promise and follows his 2011 platinum-certified release, Ultimate Hits: Rock and Roll Never Forgets.