Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
The Orphanage Club
San Francisco, CA
May 14, 1974
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
PRE-FM LP>CDR GRABBED OFF DIME
01 Full Circle (unreleased)*
02 Twenty Years From Now
03 All Your Love
04 I've Been Working (Van Morrison cover)
05 Don't Burn Down The Bridge (Albert King cover)*
06 Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley cover)
07 Turn The Page
08 Bringing It Back From Mexico (J.J. Cale cover)*
09 See Me In The Evening (Houndog Taylor cover)*
10 Ramblin' Gamblin' Man
*unreleased tracks
Bob Seger - vocals, guitar
Drew Abbott - lead guitar
Robyn Roberts - keyboards
Chris Campbell - bass
Charley Allen Martin - drums
Another great sounding performance from early in the Silver Bullet Band era of Bob Seger's career. This comes from a Pre-FM vinyl source. Bob starts the show off by playing a couple acoustic songs before calling the band out. What follows is a classic example of why Detroit loved Bob Seger so much, the man and band could kick some major Rock & Roll ass!! With a majority of this concert coming from unreleased numbers, this boot is a must have for all Bob Seger fans. Once again the recording comes from a time before sax man Alto Reed would join so the lead instrument on "Turn The Page" is the keyboard much like the original studio version on Back In '72.
The Orphanage Club
San Francisco, CA
May 14, 1974
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
PRE-FM LP>CDR GRABBED OFF DIME
01 Full Circle (unreleased)*
02 Twenty Years From Now
03 All Your Love
04 I've Been Working (Van Morrison cover)
05 Don't Burn Down The Bridge (Albert King cover)*
06 Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley cover)
07 Turn The Page
08 Bringing It Back From Mexico (J.J. Cale cover)*
09 See Me In The Evening (Houndog Taylor cover)*
10 Ramblin' Gamblin' Man
*unreleased tracks
Bob Seger - vocals, guitar
Drew Abbott - lead guitar
Robyn Roberts - keyboards
Chris Campbell - bass
Charley Allen Martin - drums
Another great sounding performance from early in the Silver Bullet Band era of Bob Seger's career. This comes from a Pre-FM vinyl source. Bob starts the show off by playing a couple acoustic songs before calling the band out. What follows is a classic example of why Detroit loved Bob Seger so much, the man and band could kick some major Rock & Roll ass!! With a majority of this concert coming from unreleased numbers, this boot is a must have for all Bob Seger fans. Once again the recording comes from a time before sax man Alto Reed would join so the lead instrument on "Turn The Page" is the keyboard much like the original studio version on Back In '72.

Great sound. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Spensersdada! It is a killer isn't it?
ReplyDeleteDave
thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!
Deletejustdave
Thanks, this one goes way back...
ReplyDeleteWell before Live Bulletfor sure!
DeleteDave
I'm going to email you some press coverage on this one....
ReplyDeleteThanks Dman! Great stuff and a really good review.
DeleteDave