Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band : Ebbets Field ,Denver CO. 07/08/74 (Get Out Of Denver)

I STILL REMEMBER 

IT WAS AUTUMN AND

THE MOON WAS SHINING

OUR 60 CADILLIAC WAS ROARING

THROUGH NEBRRASKA

WHINING DOING 120 MAN

 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, 

live at

 Ebbets Field

 in Denver, CO 

on

 7/08/1974. 

This concert was recorded 

and broadcast by 

KBPI 105.9 FM

 in Denver, CO. 

Bob Seger 

was on tour 

at this time 

to promote his 

7th album,

 Seven,

 released in 1974.

The Silver Bullet Band:

Bob Seger – Vocals & Guitar 

Drew Abbott – Guitar

Robyn Robbins – Keyboards & Organ

Chris Campbell – Bass 

Charlie Allen Martin – Drums  

Bob Seger

 is a retired

 American singer,

 songwriter

, and musician

 As a locally successful 

Detroit-area artist, 

he performed and

 recorded with the groups

 Bob Seger

 and

 the Last Heard

and

 the Bob Seger System

 throughout the 1960s,

 breaking through with

 his first album, 

Ramblin' Gamblin' Man

 which contained his 

first national hit of the same name

 in 1969. 

By the early 1970s,

 he had dropped

 the 'System' 

from his recordings 

and continued to strive

 for broader success 

with various other bands. 

In 1973, 

he put together

 the The Silver Bullet Band, 

with a group of 

Detroit-area musicians, 

with whom he became

 most successful 

on the national level 

with the album 

Live Bullet 

(1976), 

recorded live 

in 1975

 at Cobo Hall. 

In 1976,

 he achieved a

 national breakout 

with the studio album

 Night Moves. 

On his studio albums, 

he also worked extensively 

with the Alabama-based 

Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section,

 which appeared on 

several of Seger's 

best-selling singles 

and albums.

A roots rock musician

 known for his raspy,

 powerful voice,

 Seger is one of the

 best-known artists 

of the heartland

 rock genre, 

with his songs often

 concerning love, 

women, 

and blue-collar themes.

 Among his many hits are

 "Night Moves", 

"Turn the Page",

 "Mainstreet", 

"Still the Same", 

of the 

Century in 2001, 

and he co-wrote the

 Eagles' number-one hit 

"Heartache Tonight".

With a career spanning

 six decades, 

Seger has sold over

 75 million records worldwide, 

making him one of the

 world's best-selling 

artists of all time. 

Seger was inducted into 

the Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 in 2004 

and the 

Songwriter

s Hall of Fame

 in 2012. 

Seger was named

 Billboard's 2015

 Legend of Live honoree

 at the 12th annual 

Billboard Touring 

Conference & Awards, 

held November 18–19 

at the 

Roosevelt Hotel

 in New York. 

His farewell tour 

took place 

in 2018 

and 2019

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