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Motor City rocker going strong at 61 (San Jose Mercury News)
At 61, Bob Seger has a secret for keeping his voice, and his personal life, in shape. He doesn't hang out, party and schmooze after the show. Every night after work, Seger goes straight home to his wife and kids. Even when it's a thousand-mile commute.
Bob Seger takes things day by day on his latest tour (Inside Bay Area)
AT 61, Bob Seger has a secret for keeping his voice, and his personal life, in shape. He doesn't hang out, party and schmooze after the show.
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band (Bayinsider)
An icon of Midwestern rock who in many ways predated the success of blue-collar, everyman singer-songwriters like Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp, Detroit-based musician Bob Seger rose from underdog status in the late '60s and early '70s to establish himself as one of the most commercially and critically successful rock artists from his mid-decade breakthrough right through to his induction ...
Coming Up: Staind (San Antonio Express-News)
Last year's big rock act at the rodeo was Kid Rock; tonight it's Staind, an alternative metal band that has been a staple on rock radio since the late 1990s with such tunes as "It's Been Awhile," "So Far Away" and "Right Here."
Sound Off (Richmond.com)
There's a lot of music to be heard in Richmond, including Marshall Crenshaw and Poison the Well. Here are our picks for the week of Feb. 19 to Feb. 25.
Pitch-adjusting software brings studio tricks onstage (Boston Herald)
Music fans know studio wizardry can doctor even the most lame singers. But they might be shocked to discover that the very same pitch-control technology utilized in recording studios is now being used...
Seger's Starring Again (San Francisco Chronicle)
Bob Seger sports a new look on the cover of his first new record in 12 years, "Face the Promise," released in September and already certified platinum. At age 61, Seger lets his snow-white hair show. He stopped using the Grecian Formula 10 years ago, just...
Scurrilous: Chicago's No. 1 couch potato (Chicago Sun-Times)
Josh Holloway of "Lost" told Elle magazine that his best pickup line is "Wow, that's a beautiful dress. I saw one just like it at Kmart." Here's why it works, he claimed: "See, you gotta make them think they're all that and then pull the carpet out from under them."
Detroit's Howling Diablos band featured on MTV show (Detroit Free Press)
Watch MTV's "Road Rules Viewers Revenge 2007" Tuesday night?
Last Man Standing (Conroe Bulletin)
Rock & roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis might not quite as wild-eyed and crazy as we thought. In a recent interview, he downplayed the time in 1976 when he showed up at the gates of Graceland with a gun, calling Elvis Presley out for a face-off. "He invited me over," said Lewis, "and I showed up drunk."
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Motor City rocker going strong at 61 (San Jose Mercury News)
At 61, Bob Seger has a secret for keeping his voice, and his personal life, in shape. He doesn't hang out, party and schmooze after the show. Every night after work, Seger goes straight home to his wife and kids. Even when it's a thousand-mile commute.
Bob Seger takes things day by day on his latest tour (Inside Bay Area)
AT 61, Bob Seger has a secret for keeping his voice, and his personal life, in shape. He doesn't hang out, party and schmooze after the show.
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band (Bayinsider)
An icon of Midwestern rock who in many ways predated the success of blue-collar, everyman singer-songwriters like Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp, Detroit-based musician Bob Seger rose from underdog status in the late '60s and early '70s to establish himself as one of the most commercially and critically successful rock artists from his mid-decade breakthrough right through to his induction ...
Coming Up: Staind (San Antonio Express-News)
Last year's big rock act at the rodeo was Kid Rock; tonight it's Staind, an alternative metal band that has been a staple on rock radio since the late 1990s with such tunes as "It's Been Awhile," "So Far Away" and "Right Here."
Sound Off (Richmond.com)
There's a lot of music to be heard in Richmond, including Marshall Crenshaw and Poison the Well. Here are our picks for the week of Feb. 19 to Feb. 25.
Pitch-adjusting software brings studio tricks onstage (Boston Herald)
Music fans know studio wizardry can doctor even the most lame singers. But they might be shocked to discover that the very same pitch-control technology utilized in recording studios is now being used...
Seger's Starring Again (San Francisco Chronicle)
Bob Seger sports a new look on the cover of his first new record in 12 years, "Face the Promise," released in September and already certified platinum. At age 61, Seger lets his snow-white hair show. He stopped using the Grecian Formula 10 years ago, just...
Scurrilous: Chicago's No. 1 couch potato (Chicago Sun-Times)
Josh Holloway of "Lost" told Elle magazine that his best pickup line is "Wow, that's a beautiful dress. I saw one just like it at Kmart." Here's why it works, he claimed: "See, you gotta make them think they're all that and then pull the carpet out from under them."
Detroit's Howling Diablos band featured on MTV show (Detroit Free Press)
Watch MTV's "Road Rules Viewers Revenge 2007" Tuesday night?
Last Man Standing (Conroe Bulletin)
Rock & roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis might not quite as wild-eyed and crazy as we thought. In a recent interview, he downplayed the time in 1976 when he showed up at the gates of Graceland with a gun, calling Elvis Presley out for a face-off. "He invited me over," said Lewis, "and I showed up drunk."
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