Bob Seger delivered a winning concert in San Diego Wednesday
Exactly how long and durable has Bob Seger’s career been?He provided a resounding answer during his impressive Wednesday concert at SDSU’s Viejas Arena. There, about 40 minutes into his nearly two hour show, the Detroit bred music legend sang three consecutive classics, from three consecutive decades. The most recent of the three was ahem! 30 years old.Next up was "Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man," the rock ‘n’ soul rave up that became his first national hit in 1968, when he was the leader of the Bob Seger System. His decades leaping musical triumvirate Wednesday concluded with "Travelin’ Man," a heartfelt 1975 ode to wanderlust and the need to keep moving forward, no matter the cost, that segued into "Beautiful Loser."Seger’s steadfast devotion to continuity was reinforced by his
cheap ray bans 14 piece Silver Bullet Band, which features bassist Chris Campbell and saxophonist Tom "Alto Reed" Cartmell. Campbell has been working with Seger since 1969; Cartmell joined
discount ray bans a few years later.Lead guitarist Rob McNeeley, a comparatively newer addition, delivered a series of biting solos. His exquisite bottleneck playing on "Like a Rock" suggested what the song might have sounded like if the late Duane Allman had been in the Silver Bullet Band. Two members of Grand Funk Railroad, drummer Don Brewer and keyboardist Craig Frost, helped propel the music with expertise and a welcome lack of fuss. The four piece brass section and three female backing singers provided depth and dimension, without overpowering any of the songs on which they were featured."It’s
cheap ray ban outlet really a joy to do it with my band," Seger said in a Sunday interview with U T San Diego.Wednesday’s impeccably paced concert was packed with classics, including "Turn the Page," "The Fire Down Below" and "Old Time Rock and Roll." Most were transformed into
replica ray bans mass singalongs, as the sold out audience of almost 9,000 enthusiastically joined in on lyrics many had grown up with and happily sang, word for word. In more than a few instances, when Seger got to a chorus of a song, he pointed his microphone toward the crowd and they took over.But Seger, who turns 70 in May, made it clear that he’s also very much an artist of the present. His 22 song set included five selections from his winning new album, 2014′s "Ride Out." Each was delivered with such soulful conviction, it sounded as if his career could depend on them.As a result, such new songs as the dreamy "California Stars" the rollicking "Detroit Made," the heartfelt cautionary tale "It’s Your World" and the Stevie Ray Vaughan inspired blues shuffle "Hey Gypsy" packed as much of a punch as Seger’s charged finale of "Against the Wind," "Hollywood Nights," "Night Moves’ and "Rock and Roll Never Forgets.""It’s been a long time since we played San Diego," he said, after performing "The Devil’s Right Hand," a standout song from his new album. he also gave a shout out to San Marcos resident David Cole, who has been his recording engineer for more than three decades.Articles Connexes：
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