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Bob Seger — Turn On Your Love Light
Album: Smokin' O.P's
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Released: 1972
Length: 4:41
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Without a warning you took my heart,
You took it darling, tore it apart
You left me sittin in the dark, cryin'
Said your love for me was dyin'
I don't believe it, I think you outta turn it up
Turn on your love light
turn it on up
just a little bit

I get a little lonely
In the middle of the night
I need your lovin'
Make it all right
I need your love girl
Or else I ain't all right
I need your lovin'
Or else I ain't all right
Bring it to me now
Bring it to me now
Bring it home darlin'
An turn it on up now
Just a little bit
A little bit
Turn it up a bit
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wow Seger covering a Grateful Dead song! 
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yes, I know. 
Posted 2 weeks ago by walk2k    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:

I don't know much about Bob Seger before his late 70s-early 80s mega-stardom. But the guy 10 years before that time had a serious crossover voice for rock/R&B. 

Why he went to AOR and stadium rock is not clear to me. Was he just cashing in? There are people like my brother whom you can't pay to listen to Bob today because of "Hollywood Nights" and "Against the Wind." For all the FM play he got in his big-time days, he's utterly forgotten now. 




did he "go to aor/stadium" rock, or is that just what lazy rock writers (hacks) came up with? 
Posted 2 weeks ago by walk2k    [ Reply ]
he is certainly well remembered by those of us still who were there.  You only have to look at the charts during those years to see those were interesting times in so many ways.  His early career was pre FM.  Like I said, look at the albums that were tracking during that period.

Agree that he was overplayed.  He had no control over that.
Posted 3 months ago by lee0611    [ Reply ]
Good Tune!!
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:

I don't know much about Bob Seger before his late 70s-early 80s mega-stardom. But the guy 10 years before that time had a serious crossover voice for rock/R&B. 

Why he went to AOR and stadium rock is not clear to me. Was he just cashing in? There are people like my brother whom you can't pay to listen to Bob today because of "Hollywood Nights" and "Against the Wind." For all the FM play he got in his big-time days, he's utterly forgotten now. 




I Agree!!
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
I don't know much about Bob Seger before his late 70s-early 80s mega-stardom. But the guy 10 years before that time had a serious crossover voice for rock/R&B. 

Why he went to AOR and stadium rock is not clear to me. Was he just cashing in? There are people like my brother whom you can't pay to listen to Bob today because of "Hollywood Nights" and "Against the Wind." For all the FM play he got in his big-time days, he's utterly forgotten now. 
Posted 3 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Nice job, Mr. Seger. This rocks.
Posted 4 years ago by talexb    [ Reply ]