Another great deal on a live record is available on Mp3 format via Amazon for only $5.00 right now through the end of today (PST). American rocker Bob Seger rocks, rolls, and then some with his Silver Bullet Band on Live Bullet, a 1976 release showcasing the band at Detroit, Michigan’s Cobo Hall at its absolute peak.

Seger remains one of this country’s most successful blue-collar style rock singer/musicians. His gritty style has been successful for decades now. Starting in the late 1960s during that famed Detroit hard rock/early punk genre but arguably second rate to the kinetic sonic frenzies of fellow city mates like The Stooges and The MC5, Seger took an altogether different direction as the sun of the 1970s rose. Seger eventually became a hero to the rock and roll working man as the decade wore on, he became a Midwestern artist mired in sounds and heavy rock and ballad rock styles which became his stock in trade. By the 1975 Cobo Hall show, he was a sensation in Michigan, a few years later, the rest of the country would take notice.

On Live Bullet, Seger and the Silver Bullet Band rock and cut with a self-assuredness which puts the crowd in a frenzy. Hard and soft cuts “Rambling Gambling Man,” “Turn the Page,” “Beautiful Loser,” “Katmandu,” and covers of Chuck Berry, (“Let it Rock”), Tina Turner (“Nutbush City Limits”), Bo Diddley (“Bo Diddley”) and Van Morrison (“I’ve Been Working”) songs share equal weight with one another on the Cobo Hall stage. A bonus track recorded at the Pontiac Silverdome at the time, also in Michigan, “I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home,” is also included. Bob Seger’s Live Bullet remains not only a great live record, but a great rock and roll one as well.

Track Listing

1. Nutbush City Limits
2. Traveling Man
3. Beautiful Loser
4. Jody Girl
5. I’ve Been Working
6. Turn the Page
7. U.M.C. (Upper Middle Class)
8. Bo Diddley (Medley)
9. Ramblin’ Gamblin Man
10. Heavy Music
11. Katmandu
12. Lookin’ Back
13. Get Out of Denver
14. Let It Rock
15. I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home

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