“Turn The Page (Live)” by Bob Seger

Bob Seger wrote "Turn the Page" in 1972 and first put it out on Back in '72 the following year, a song about the highs and hollow lows of life on the road that makes the working rock-and-roller's grind sound like a sentence being served. Seger and Punch Andrews share the production credit.

He wrote it while touring with Teegarden & Van Winkle, and drummer David Teegarden traced it to an all-night drive from the Detroit area toward a gig in the Dakotas, through a blinding snowstorm, that stopped for gas at an interstate truck stop around 3 a.m., with Seger and two bandmates' long hair stuffed up under their hats. It only became a single when the live take from 1976's Live Bullet was released in Germany and the UK, and album-rock and classic rock radio have leaned on it ever since.

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