Vinyl LP pressing. Against The Wind is the 11th studio album by rock singer/songwriter Bob Seger and his fourth with the Silver Bullet Band. It was released in February 1980. It is Seger's only #1... more

Before he scored his first national hit (1968's "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man"), Seger was a best-kept secret of sorts, notching regional hits with his garage-rockin' combo the Lost Heard. This new... more

Did you know that Bob has enjoyed the longest tenure of any solo artist at Capitol? He's been there 49 years, and now returns with his 18th studio release: a selection of originals and covers... more

His biggest hits came in the '70s and '80s, but Bob's heartfelt, hook-powered rock 'n' roll will always have a huge audience—which is why this 1994 "best-of" became a Top 10 hit in its own right.... more

Limited 180gm audiophile repressing of this classic rock gem. Originally released in 1976, Night Moves was Bob Seger's first studio album with the Silver Bullet Band. Much of the album was recorded... more

His first new album in eight years—and it's worth the wait, as this beauty mixes new originals (like "All the Roads," which he's been performing on tour) with inspired covers of songs by Billy Bragg... more

His first album to crack the Top 40, Live Bullet was recorded in Bob's hometown of Detroit in September 1975. The crowd's every bit as amped up as Bob and the band are as they play his early hits... more

Bob followed his studio smashes Night Moves, Stranger in Town and Against the Wind with this #3-charting triumph, this one of the live variety (recorded in Detroit and Boston). The 16 passionate... more

The title to this 1972 record allegedly stands for "smokin'" other people's songs, and Bob and his band sure do make these cover tunes smoke, along with a couple of originals, "Someday" and the great... more

A new, 24-bit remastered version of Bob's 1980 quadruple-platinum album!

After forming his Silver Bullet Band and touring relentlessly, Bob went Top 40 with a live LP before going Top 10 with this 1976 smash. From the album opener "Rock and Roll Never Forgets" to the two... more