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SEETHER SEGER, Bob, & the Silver Bullet Band 1 ằ=Mainstream Rock Debut Cht Peak Wks Track Title =Modern Rock Album Title Album Label & Number SEETHER Hard-rock band from South Africa: Shaun Morgan (vocals, guitar), Pat Callahan (guitar), Dale Stewart (bass) and Nick Oshiro (drums). John Humphrey replaced Oshiro in 2003. 5 8/3/02+ ằ 3 48 1 Fine Again ..................................................................... 61 Disclaimer . Wind-Up 13068 8/10/02+ Ậ 6 38 3/22/03 ằ 13 26 2 Driven Under ................................................................. 122 ↓ 3/22/03 Ậ 13 22 9/13/03 ằ 8 26 3 Gasoline......................................................................... — ↓ 10/4/03 Ậ 37 5 5/1/04 Ậ 4 26 4 Broken ........................................................................... 20 Disclaimer II. Wind-Up 13100 4/24/04 ằ 9 26 SEETHER Featuring Amy Lee 8 4/23/05 ằ 52 5 Remedy 70 Karma And Effect. Wind-Up 13115 4/30/05 Ậ 5 27 9/24/05 ằ 8 25 6 Truth............................................................................... 123 ↓ 10/15/05 Ậ 25 20 3/11/06 ằ 8 22 7 The Gift .......................................................................... — ↓ 7/1/06 Ậ 29 10 11 9/8/07 ằ ↑ 21↑ 8 Fake It 56 Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces. Wind-Up 13127 9/15/07+ Ậ 4↑ 20↑ SEGER, Bob, & The Silver Bullet Band ằ 1980s: #23 / All-Time: #33 Born on 5/6/1945 in Dearborn, Michigan; raised in Detroit, Michigan. Rock singer/songwriter/guitarist. Formed own backing group, The Silver Bullet Band, in 1976: Alto Reed (horns), Robyn Robbins (keyboards), Drew Abbott (guitar), Chris Campbell (bass) and Charlie Martin (drums). Various personnel changes since then. Also see Classic Rock Tracks section. AWARD: R&R Hall of Fame: 2004 TOP HITS: 1)Shakedown 2)Like A Rock 3)Tryin' To Live My Life Without You 4)Even Now 5)American Storm 4 9/12/81 ằ 2 19 1 Tryin' To Live My Life Without You ...................... [L] 5 Nine Tonight . Capitol 12182 recorded on 10/6/1980 at Boston Garden; #102 Pop hit for Otis Clay in 1973 12/25/82 ằ 29 3 2 House Behind A House ................................................ — The Distance . Capitol 12254 3 1/15/83 ằ 2 19 3 Even Now....................................................................... 12 ↓ 1/15/83 ằ 13 13 4 Roll Me Away................................................................. 27 ↓ 1/22/83 ằ 11 12 5 Boomtown Blues .......................................................... — ↓ Glenn Frey (harmony vocal) 10/13/84 ằ 5 16 6 Understanding .............................................................. 17 St: Teachers . Capitol 12371 3/22/86 ằ 9 8 7 Fortunate Son......................................................... [L] — (single only) . Capitol 5532 recorded on 3/31/1983 at Cobo Hall in Detroit, Michigan; #14 Pop hit for Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1969 2 3/15/86 ằ 2 10 8 American Storm............................................................ 13 Like A Rock . Capitol 12398 2 4/19/86 ằ 13 9 Like A Rock 12 ↓ 5/10/86 ằ 35 6 10 Tightrope ....................................................................... — ↓ 6/14/86 ằ 9 11 11 The Aftermath ............................................................... — ↓ 8/23/86 ằ 8 9 12 It's You........................................................................... 52 ↓ 11/29/86 ằ 47 3 13 Miami.............................................................................. 70 ↓ Don Henley and Timothy B. Schmit (backing vocals) 4 1 5/23/87 ằ 10 14 Shakedown ➊ St: Beverly Hills Cop II . MCA 6207 6/10/89 ằ 40 4 15 Blue Monday ................................................................. — St: Road House . Arista 8576 BOB SEGER (above 2) #5 Pop hit for Fats Domino in 1957 8/24/91 ằ 4 8 16 The Real Love ............................................................... 24 The Fire Inside . Capitol 91134 9/21/91 ằ 6 14 17 The Fire Inside .............................................................. — ↓ 11/30/91+ ằ 10 15 18 Take A Chance.............................................................. — ↓ 11/4/95 ằ 22 11 19 Lock And Load.............................................................. — It's A Mystery . Capitol 99774 2/17/96 ằ 29 6 20 Hands In The Air ........................................................... — ↓ 12/24/05+ ằ 32 14 21 Landing In London (All I Think About Is You).................. — Seventeen Days. Republic 004018 3 DOORS DOWN Featuring Bob Seger 1.
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