Bob Seger - Night Moves Album

Tracklist

1	Night Moves (Movidas Nocturnas)	3:20
2	Mainstreet (Calle Principal)	3:41

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
4369	Bob Seger	Night Moves ‎(7", Single, Jac)	Capitol Records	4369	US	1976
7243 8 818212 6	Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band	Night Moves ‎(CD, Single)	Capitol Records	7243 8 818212 6	Europe	1994
2C 006-85075	Bob Seger	Night Moves ‎(7", Single)	Capitol Records	2C 006-85075	Unknown
4369	Bob Seger	Night Moves ‎(7", Single, Pin)	Capitol Records	4369	US	1976
P-4369, SPRO-8541	Bob Seger	Night Moves ‎(7", Single, Promo)	Capitol Records, Capitol Records	P-4369, SPRO-8541	US	1976

Credits

• Written-By – Bob Seger

Notes

From the Capitol LP "Night Moves" 2C 066 85.027

Barcodes

• Rights Society: SACEM

Short intro

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