Bob Seger Trivia Quiz

Bob Seger did a cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival song "Fortunate Son".

Punch Andrews was Bob Seger's manager and producer when he first started.

The given correct answer is "In Your Time." This song by Bob Seger starts with the lyrics "In your time the innocence will fall away."

Bob Seger started his career with the band "The Decibels" in 1961.

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In the song "Always In My Heart," Bob Seger sings the lyrics "I think of you and I together." This suggests that the song is about a deep emotional connection and longing for someone. The phrase "always in my heart" implies that the person being referred to is constantly on the singer's mind and holds a special place in their heart.

"Old Time Rock & Roll" is not an original song by Bob Seger. It was actually written by George Jackson and Thomas E. Jones III, and was first recorded by George Jackson in 1978. Bob Seger later covered the song and it became one of his most popular hits.

Bob Seger graduated from Pioneer High School.

Bob Seger grew up in Dearborn, a suburb of Detroit.

The correct answer is "War." Bob Seger's song "2+2=?" is a protest song that criticizes the Vietnam War. The lyrics depict the confusion and disillusionment felt by many young men who were drafted into the war. The song highlights the emotional toll and the senselessness of the conflict, expressing Seger's anti-war sentiments.

Bob Seger released his first single with Cameo-Parkway Records.

The correct answer is "Face The Promise." This is the name of Bob Seger's 2006-2007 tour.

The correct answer is "American Storm" because the lyrics "Headin' out on some uncharted path you soon turn back" are from this Bob Seger song.

Nine Tonight is the correct answer because it is the name of Bob Seger's live album that was released in 1981. The album features recordings from Seger's concerts in Detroit and Boston during his 1980-1981 tour. It includes popular songs such as "Old Time Rock and Roll" and "Against the Wind."

The correct answer is "The Distance." This album by Bob Seger features the songs "Shame on the Moon," "Even Now," and "Roll Me Away."

Bob Seger's first show in Detroit in 2006 sold out in just 3 minutes. This indicates a high demand for tickets and a strong fanbase in Detroit. The quick sellout suggests that Bob Seger's concert was highly anticipated and that tickets were in high demand, leading to a rapid sale of all available tickets.

Bob Seger sang the song "Landing In London" on 3 Doors Down's "Seventeen Days" album.

Bob Seger has had six multi-platinum albums.

The correct answer is "All Your Love" because in this song, Bob Seger sings the lyrics "don't say maybe don't drive me crazy."

"By the River" is the correct answer because the lyrics of the song mention the line "and I felt like I belonged, I felt so strong." This suggests that the song captures a sense of belonging and strength, which aligns with the given lyrics.

"Even Now" is the correct answer because it is a Bob Seger song that starts with the lyrics "There's a highway, a lonesome stretch of gray." This line is the opening line of the song and sets the tone for the rest of the lyrics.

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The correct answer is Grand Rapids, Michigan. This can be inferred from the information given in the question, which states that it is the first show of Bob Seger's 2006-2007 concert. Since Grand Rapids, Michigan is one of the options provided and is mentioned alongside the other cities in Michigan, it can be assumed that this is the correct location for the first show.

Bob Seger's "East Side Story" sold 50,000 copies.

Bob Seger performed 260 concerts during his 1975 tour.

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In the song "Golden Boy" by Bob Seger, he says the line "I'll be there in the wind in your sails." This line suggests that he will always be there to support and guide the listener, symbolized by the wind in their sails. The song likely conveys a message of friendship, loyalty, and being there for someone in their journey through life.

In 1968, Bob Seger had five Top Ten singles in the Detroit market.

The correct answer is "Which Way". The given lyrics "when you find you're not that strong I hope you get along" are from the song "Which Way" by Bob Seger.