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Uploaded by on Jun 21, 2009

"Twelve hours out of Mackinaw City
Stopped in a bar to have a brew!"

Bob Seger (recorded live at the Bradley Centre, Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

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  • it would be great to see Bob at a superbowl halftime show

  • Get ready everyone new Tour!!

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  • This is an "Artist" folks. Better than ANYTHING out today.

  • Nobody does it better!!!

  • My first seger concert was in milwaukee back in '06...i must say it was great!!! I would have liked to see him in the 70's and 80's but hey, this was just as good if not better!!!!

  • old but good at 20 i lived like this

  • @maddogts can he come in Greece ??? plzzzzz

  • @RHMETAL Enjoy..........Bob Rocks!!

  • @poffie67 I was stationed in Wurzburg....way back when I was in the Army..........thanks for your comment.

  • @letterbox53 im from germany and i would stay up all night to see him.love him forever

  • @rjones6801 Yeah..your probably right.......wouldnt like to see that happen....I'm just a football fan that had a thought...hope that would never happen

  • @letterbox53 I hope he never plays the Superbowl. They'd probably pair him up with some pop singer garbage that would only ruin his performance. Just picture Bob Seger next to Avril Lavigne on stage. I think I'd rather eat a bullet. Aerosmith shared the stage with 'NSync and Britney Spears in 2001. Bet that bullet's sounding pretty good now.

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