The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has announcedFace the Promise: Expanded Edition, a remastered and expanded version of his 2006 comeback album that includes four previously unreleased songs. Due out Sept. 18, the collection marks the first time Face the Promise will be available on vinyl and streaming services, while also unveiling new tracks from the legendary singer-songwriter's vault.
Originally released in 2006, Face the Promise represented a major milestone in Seger's career.
"I'd been doing it for 30 straight years, writing songs, making a record and touring and starting the process right over," Seger said in an interview. "Then I had the kids and [thought], you know, it might be a good time to slow down and watch them grow up — you're never gonna get another chance to see it."
The comeback held special significance for Seger himself.
Seger's career stretches back to 1961, when he began recording in the Detroit music scene as a teenager before rising to national prominence in the 1970s with landmark albums like Live Bullet and Night Moves. Since then, he has sold more than 75 million records worldwide and become the longest-tenured solo artist in Capitol Records' history.
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