The year was 1977 and the Eagles were riding high on their career. Joe Walsh just released his first solo album and the band had taken much-needed vacation from their careers. During their time off, the Eagles played softball games against various local radio station staff. The musicians proved they weren’t just talented in the…… MORE
In January 2016, Glenn Frey, a founding member of the Eagles, passed away. A sad day not only for the fans, but also for one of the biggest bands in music. This passing led many to believe the Eagles would no longer tour or create music, however, the band recently performed at two festivals this…… MORE
Names are important. Study after study has proven that the name people receive can impact their lives. What about band names? Do these carry the same significance? If people consider the fact that Black Sabbath was once named Polka Tulk Blues Band, Queen was once called Smile, and Pink Floyd used to be called Screaming…… MORE
Passionate, pure, and honest, Seger’s music connects to listeners. This connection has led the Grammy winning multi-platinum artist to a devoted following and extensive career. While the Michigan native experienced a few years of struggle, his music rang true and won over the hearts of regional and national fans alike. The single “Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man”…… MORE
Considered one of the best movies of 1984, Beverly Hills Cop gave Eddie Murphy stardom and began the franchise of Axel Foley. In 1987, Beverly Hills Cops II hit theaters with mixed critical review, but was equally successful with movie goers. Both films featured amazing soundtracks with star-studded talent. Bob Seger was a part of…… MORE
Youth. The ups. The downs. The not-so-fun times. The “Oh my god, you got to try this!” times. The daredevil moments in which people are surprised they lived to see another day. Looking back on youth brings up all sorts of feelings. Some good. Some bad. Some incredibly awesome. All worthy of a good story…… MORE
In January of 2016, Glenn Frey passed away. The Eagles founder was just 67 and left an immense legacy with both the music world and people he was close to. One of those people was Bob Seger. To remember his long-time friend, Seger wrote “Glenn Song”. Seger’s intentions weren’t to write a hit song, but…… MORE
In 1945 in Ann Arbor, Michigan Bob Seger was born. The son of a Ford plant worker who was also a musician, Seger seemed destined to pursue music. At age 15, he formed his first band and wrote his first song. By the mid-sixties Seger had cut his first few singles and once he signed…… MORE
Bob Seger’s discography spans 17 studio albums, multiple compilations, and over 60 released singles. In his career, he has won Grammy Awards, been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and been named the Legend of Live by Billboard. His career is marked with a songwriting style that is unpretentious and real. His…… MORE
Bob Seger writes from the heart with an honest approach. This approach has garnered the award-winning songwriter a foothold in the music scene that no one else has been able to attain. His songs touch on true-to-life characters with struggles that listeners can relate to and his discography of 17 studio albums showcases this talent.…… MORE
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