Bob Seger Research Paper

What I have learned from Kurt Warner’s success, is that it isn’t easy to get to where you want to be in life. It takes hard work as well as patience and practice and you will get better and get to your goals. It is easier to take short cuts but short cuts only take you so far. Him practicing and using his grit he was able to reach his goal, sure he was older than most of the other players but he at the same was sure of his goals and in his prime consider better. I want to take what I learned from Kurt’s experience and apply it to my life. If I want to become a nurse it will not be an easy road to get there but I must plan and think of it like a marathon and not give up easy. If it does take a little longer than I wanted then I need to plan

In 2000, he went on a tour with Faith Hill. This gave him opportunities to work with several other famous music icons including Usher, Will Smith, Justin Timberlake, and Sting among many other. He has worked on five albums.

In 1962, Cooke issued Twistin' the Night Away, a somewhat belated "twist" album that became one of his biggest-selling LPs. He didn't really hit his stride as an LP artist; however, until 1963 with the release of Night Beat, a moody assembly of blues-oriented songs that were among the best and most challenging numbers that Cooke had recorded up to that time. By the time of its release, he was mostly identified through his singles, which were among the

He’s released at least one single a year for every year since the beginning of his career.  The first single released in 1981, called “Unwound”, is one of the top ten hot country (Taste of Country ).  Strait out of the box (1995) is his highest certified multi-platinum album, which has sold more than 5 Million copies.  Some noteworthy number one hits include Give it away, I saw God Today, Heartland, I Cross My Heart, I Hate Everything, Right or Wrong, The Chair, I am Blue, Baby Blue, Ace in the Hole, Love Without End, Amen, Carried Away, and Run. (Spong).  Therefore in his life George had many number one hits and albums, no wonder he’s considered to be

Billy Sunday was a professional baseball player from 1883 to 1891 for Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia teams. He was born to William Sunday and Mary Jane Corey on November 19th 1862 and died on November 6th 1935. Growing up his family lived in poverty, but that never let this challenge affect his life. After his father died in 1862 Billy and his family move to go live his grandparents for a few years. Billy and his older brother were sent to live in Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home in Davenport, where they received a decent education and began to improve his athletic skills. When Billy was 14, he wanted to earn money, so he began to work for Colonel John Scott. Before long, he was offered to stay with the Scotts, who made sure that Billy went to

Faith Bandler was a famous political activist and also a writer who was well know for her active roles in campaigning for the rights of Indigenous Australians and South Sea Islanders. Faith Bandler fully dedicated her life, fighting for aboriginal rights and she was a feminist who understood politics. Faith was best known for her leadership skills in campaigning for the referendum on Aboriginal Australians in1967. After faith had passed away in February 2015, It was said by her daughter: "My mother had learned from her mother and father, that you had to fight for what was right, for what was just and that you had to stand up for people who couldn't fight their own battles,". Faith Bandler was born on the 27th of September 1918 in Tumbulgum, New South Wales.

Chuck Berry’s big break came when he went to Chicago in May of 1955 and met up with Muddy Waters who suggested he contact Chess Records. As a result he recorded “Maybellene” which went on to sell over a million copies and rose up to number one on the Billboard Rhythm and Blues chart. Berry was a success and popular by the end of the 50s. He opened up his own nightclub in St. Louis, Missouri Berry’s Club Bandstand.

He started DJing local house parties and school dances in 1993 and it wasn't until 1998 that Rod Roc linked up with local legendary Daly City crew; Second To None Productions. Paying dues with the STN crew opened up a mass amount of new opportunities within' the industry which led Rod Roc to, slowly but surely, start rockin' big time major events around the Bay Area and beyond. Sharing the stage with inspirational idols like A Tribe Called

A guy called Billy Peltzer picks up a new pet called Gizmo which was a Mogwai by his dad and his dad is an inventor and he goes to a inventor show and his things weren’t as good as any one elses, and he he plays with the Mogwai and he accidently spills water on it and it has babies and there is one who is bad and his name is spike and he tries to get himself to turn into a gremlin to rule the world and when he turned into a gremlin he jumped in a pool and the room filled with smoke and he made lots of babies and they started to go around and destroy everything and they killed a couple of people and he killed two people by driving a bulldozer into their house and ran into them, then they went into a bar and they started to trash that, and they

In 1972 he relocated to the U.S. and had a number one hit in 1981 with “Jessie’s Girl”. For this he received the Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance. Other hits followed including “I’ve Done Everything for You”, “Don’t Talk to Strangers”, “Affair of the Heart”, and “Love Somebody”. He had two top ten albums Working Class Dog in 1981 and Success Hasn’t Spoiled Me Yet

“Happiness isn't getting what you want, it's wanting what you got.” Who has a quote that he likes and he also put it in a song? Who also supported gay rights? Who showed up in 2000 at the Equality Rocks benefit concert for gay rights and also sang a duet with a gay person named George Michael? The answer would be Garth Brooks.

The name of the singing group Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers grabbed my attention right away. I had never heard of this music group before this assignment. The name “Teenagers” made me giggle. I wonder if “Lymon” is pronounced Lee-mun, Lee-mon, Lie-mun, or Lie-mon. I had to stop and check Wikipedia for any available pronunciation of this unusual name. Unfortunately, Wikipedia did not provide a breakdown of the pronunciation. I googled it; and I came across a youtube video along with a link, www.PronounceNames.com. According to this link, the correct pronunciation is “l” as in “let,” “y” as in “lie,” “m” as in “me,” “u” as in “up,” and “n” as in “no.” Now that I have

To some the term folk music was ‘the music of peasants’. Pete Seeger, who was nicknamed the “father of American folk music,” by Bruce Springsteen, did not like that term, because he was no peasant.

One of the greatest song written was “Turn the Page” by Bob Seger. This great song was originally song by Bob Seger in 1973, and was remade by Metallica in 2004. Both artist did a great job singing “Turn the Page”, but they both had their own way of singing the song. Bob Seger was more of a soft rock, blues type of person, were Metallica is more heavy rock, meatal. Bob Seger to me, was the better of the two, growing up I heard this song all the time. Which version is your favorite?

He sang all kinds of music like the ones performed by Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, also Ed Sheeran.