Robert Clark Seger is an American singer and songwriter. He is known for his raspy voice. Seger was born in Detroit on May 6, 1945. He started a band called the Decibels in 1961.
By 1965, he released a song “TGIF” with a new band, “The Omens” but he was with the band for just a year.
In 1966, Sager released one of his biggest hits, “East Side Story” in 1966. By 1968, Bob signed with Capitol Records and released a couple of singles.
In 1969, he released an album The Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man and it was among the top 100.
Sadly Seger was unable to match the success of the first album and he was let go by his label. In 1974, Seger formed the “Silver Bullet” band and released the album Beautiful Loser which was his second successful album after Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man. Seger finally got the national recognition he deserved with his next album “Night Moves”.
Is Bob Seger Still Alive or Dead?
It took Seger a while to get global recognition for his powerful voice but he got there and Lincoln Park declared November 17, 2017, “Bob Seger Day”.
Bob Seger is alive although he lost his longtime sax player and friend, Alto Reed in 2020. Seger now lives in Florida with his wife Juanita Dorricott.
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