Biografía:
Nacido en 1945, crece en Detroit. En 1966 empieza a grabar como Bob Seger & Last Heard, consiguiendo algunos éxitos locales y buenas críticas.
Edita su primer LP en 1969: "Ramblin' Gamblin' man", pero poco después abandona eventualmente la música para estudiar.
En 1971 ya está actuando de nuevo, pero no comienza a obtener resultados hasta que crea tras él a una formación fija: The Silver Bullet Band, con los que graba "Beautiful Loser" en 1975.
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Otras canciones:
- Against The Wind
- Coming Home
- Mainstreet
- Night Moves
- Old Time Rock And Roll
- Ramblin Gamblin Man
- Rambling Gambling Man
- Shame On The Moon
- Still The Same
- Till It Shines
- Turn The Page
- We've Got Tonight
- Aint Got No Money
- Beautiful Loser
- Bus Load Of Faith
- California Stars
- Cest La Vie
- Feel Like A Number
- Fine Memory
- Fire Down Below
- Fire Inside
- Fire Lake
- Glenn Song
- Hollywood Nights
- Horizontal Bop
- If I Were A Carpenter
- In Your Time
- Katmandu
- Let The Rivers Run
- Like A Rock
- Looking Back
- Main Street
- Making Thunderbirds
- No More
- Old Time Rock Roll
- Real Love
- Rock N Roll Never Forgets
- Roll Me Away
- Shakedown
- Ship Of Fools
- So I Wrote You A Song
- Somewhere Tonight
- Sunspot Baby
- The Devils Right Hand
- The Long Goodbye
- Travelin Man
- Understanding
- Wait For Me
- Weve Got Tonight
- Youll Accompany Me
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Even though this song has many different covers, Bob Seger really did a good job on this one.
It doesn't have the strict country feel. This one has a classic rock/road tune kind of feel.
I think the organ/keyboard in the back adds Seger's signature to this song.
Standard Tuning - No Capo
Song:
G
'Bout the time my daddy left to fight the big war
G D
Saw my first pistol in a general store
D
In a general store, when I was thirteen
D G
Thought it was the finest thing I ever had seen
G
So I asked if I could have one someday when I grew up
D
Mama dropped a dozen eggs she really blew up
D
She really blew up, she didn't understand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
Chorus:
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand.
G
My very first pistol was a cap and ball colt.
G D
Shoot as fast as lightnin' but it loads a might slow.
D
Loads a might slow. And soon I found out it'll
D G
Get you into trouble,but it can't get you out.
G
Bought a year later bought got a colt 45.
G D
Called a peace maker, but I never knew why.
D
I never knew why, I didn't understand.
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand.
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
*Interlude*
G
Got into a card game in a crumbling town
G D
Caught a miner cheating so I shot the dog down
D
Shot the dog down, watched the man fall
D G
Never touched his holster, never had a chance to draw
G
The trial was in the morning and they drug me out of bed
G D
Asked me how I pleaded, not guilty I said
D
Not guilty I said, you've got the wrong man
D G
Nothing touched the pistol but the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Nothing touched the trigger but the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
It doesn't have the strict country feel. This one has a classic rock/road tune kind of feel.
I think the organ/keyboard in the back adds Seger's signature to this song.
Standard Tuning - No Capo
Song:
G
'Bout the time my daddy left to fight the big war
G D
Saw my first pistol in a general store
D
In a general store, when I was thirteen
D G
Thought it was the finest thing I ever had seen
G
So I asked if I could have one someday when I grew up
D
Mama dropped a dozen eggs she really blew up
D
She really blew up, she didn't understand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
Chorus:
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand.
G
My very first pistol was a cap and ball colt.
G D
Shoot as fast as lightnin' but it loads a might slow.
D
Loads a might slow. And soon I found out it'll
D G
Get you into trouble,but it can't get you out.
G
Bought a year later bought got a colt 45.
G D
Called a peace maker, but I never knew why.
D
I never knew why, I didn't understand.
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand.
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
*Interlude*
G
Got into a card game in a crumbling town
G D
Caught a miner cheating so I shot the dog down
D
Shot the dog down, watched the man fall
D G
Never touched his holster, never had a chance to draw
G
The trial was in the morning and they drug me out of bed
G D
Asked me how I pleaded, not guilty I said
D
Not guilty I said, you've got the wrong man
D G
Nothing touched the pistol but the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Nothing touched the trigger but the devil's right hand
C
The devil's right hand
G C G
The devil's right hand
D G
Mama said the pistol was the devil's right hand
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