With chart-toppers like “Turn the Page,” “Night Moves,” “Old Time Rock & Roll,” and “Against the Wind” a string of hit records, and worldwide tours, Seger reached the height of his popularity in the mid-1970s and early 80s. Working with his band through high school, after graduation in 1963, he toiled in relative obscurity until 1968 when he signed with Capitol Records, making several solo hits including “Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man” and “2+2=?,” an anti-war song that made its way to the middle reaches of the US charts. Born Robert Clark Seger back in 1945, from a young age he was active in the Detroit music scene. So what does the American Rock-n-Roll treasure have to offer this time around?įor starters, let’s quickly look back on Mr. Highly respected around the Rock-n-Roll community, Seger was close friends with fellow Detroiter Glenn Frey, of Eagles fame, who passed away in January of 2017, and honorably dedicated the album to Frey’s memory.
Detroit rocker Bob Seger is back with his eighteenth studio album, I Knew You When, out on Friday, Novemvia Capitol Records.
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