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The Silver Bullet Band: Bob Seger (vocals, guitar); Drew Abbott (guitar, background vocals); Joey Miquelon (guitar); Alto Reed (alto, tenor, & baritone saxophones, flute); Robyn Robbins, Doug Riley (piano, organ); Chris Campbell (bass, background vocals); Charlie Allen Martin (drums, maracas, tambourine, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Pete Carr, Jimmy Johnson (guitar); Barry Beckett (piano, organ, ARP synthesizer, Clavinet, melodica); Jerry Luck (accordion); David Hood (bass); Roger Hawkins (drums, percussion); Sharon Dee Williams, Rhonda Silver, Laurel Ward (background vocals).
Producers: Bob Seger, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, Punch, Jack Richardson.
Engineers include: Jerry Masters, Steve Melton, Jim Bruzzese.
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Alabama; Pampa Sound Studios, Detroit, Michigan; Nimbus Nine Studios, Toronto, Canada.
Digitally remastered by Punch Andrews (June 1999, Capitol Mastering, Los Angeles, California).
Personnel: Bob Seger (vocals); Drew Abbott (guitar, background vocals); Peter Carr, Jimmy Johnson, Joe Miquelon (guitar); Alto Reed (alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, flute); Jerry Luck (accordion); Barry Beckett (piano, organ, Arp synthesizer, Clavinet, melodica); Robyn Robbins, Doug Riley (piano, organ); Chris Campbell (bass, background vocals); David Hood (bass); Charlie Allen Martin (drums, percussion, background vocals); Roger Hawkins (drums, percussion); Sharon Dee Williams, Rhonda Silver, Laurel Ward (background vocals).
Producers: Bob Seger, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, Punch, Jack Richardson.
Engineers include: Jerry Masters, Steve Melton, Jim Bruzzese, Brian Christian.
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Muscle Shoals, Alabama; Pampa Sound Studios, Detroit, Michigan; Nimbus Nine Studios, Toronto, Canada.
This is a limited edition "Album Replica" CD of NIGHT MOVES specially packaged to simulate the original LP design.
Personnel: Bob Seger (guitar, vocals); Drew Abbott (guitar, background vocals); Joe Miquelon, Pete Carr, Jimmy Johnson (guitar); Jerry Luck (accordion); Alto Reed (alto, tenor, & baritone saxophones, flute); Barry Beckett (piano, organ, ARP synthesizer, Clavinet, melodica); Robyn Robbins, Doug Riley (piano, organ); Chris Campbell (bass, background vocals); David Hood (bass); Roger Hawkins (drums, congas, tympani, maracas, tambourine); Charlie Allen Martin (drums, percussion, background vocals); Sharon Dee Williams, Rhonda Silver, Laurel Ward (background vocals).
Producers: Bob Seger, Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, Punch, Jack Richardson.
Engineers include: Jerry Masters, Steve Melton, Jim Bruzzese.
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Alabama; Pampa Sound Studios, Detroit, Michigan; Nimbus Nine Studios, Toronto, Canada.
When "Night Moves" first became an inescapable FM radio staple in 1976, Bob Seger was often called Detroit's answer to Bruce Springsteen. Given Seger's decade-plus in relative obscurity before this commercial breakthrough, though, it may be surprising to some that Seger's career began far earlier than that of Springsteen.
Although NIGHT MOVES is not often thought of as a concept album, there are definite thematic links throughout this well-constructed and thoughtful record, all of them rooted in the double-punch, call-to-arms opening of "Rock and Roll Never Forgets," which is followed by the rueful, low-key title track. The first baby-boomers were turning 30 around '76, and NIGHT MOVES is filled with ruminations on lost youth, from the heartfelt "Mainstreet" to the rockabilly rave-up cover of Ronnie Hawkins's "Mary Lou," which closes the album. That Seger approaches the aforementioned subject with more subtlety than he showed on later successes ("Against the Wind" and "Like a Rock") makes NIGHT MOVES the Bob Seger record that casual fans tend to like the best.
