Bob Seger - Night Moves
ARTIST:..........................................Bob Seger
TITLE:...........................................Night Moves
LABEL:...........................................Capitol
GENRE:...........................................Rock
QUALITY:.........................................VBR
.................................................Joint-Stereo
.................................................44.1
PLAYTIME:........................................36:52 min
RIP DATE:........................................Aug-15-2007
Source:..........................................CDDA
Size:............................................54,8 MB
[Track Listing]
01 Rock And Roll Never Forgets [03:52]
02 Night Moves [05:25]
03 The Fire Down Below [04:28]
04 Sunburst [05:14]
05 Sunspot Baby [04:38]
06 Mainstreet [03:43]
07 Come To Poppa [03:11]
08 Ship Of Fools [03:24]
09 Mary Lou [02:57]
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36:52 min
[Release Notes]
Bob Seger was seven years into his recording career and a regional
rock star in the Detroit area when he broke nationally in 1976 with a
concert album, Live Bullet, and his best-ever studio album, Night Moves.
The song "Night Moves" is a brawny rock ballad about coming-of-age
sexually; the album itself built on the experience of Seger's previous
work to find him maturing artistically. Seger's a powerful singer who's
always believed in the traditional rock trimmings of a big beat
accompanied by Chuck Berry figures on the guitar and hammering riffs on
the piano. He deploys such techniques with equal assurance on an oldie
("Mary Lou") and on his own heavier rockers ("The Fire Down Below,"
"Sunspot Baby"). But it was with songs like "Mainstreet" and "Night
Moves" that he found a way to address the frustrations and fun of the
working class lives of his primary audience. And with the rip-roaring
"Rock and Roll Never Forgets," he produced an anthem that would keep
them rocking way past the age of consent.