Band Members & Special Guests

Alto Reed

Alto Reed is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and the famed sax man and co-founder of Bob Seger's legendary Silver Bullet Band. Alto is know not only for his work for over 30 years with Seger but also as one of the best Blues Sax players anywhere. His mastery of literally all brass instruments and flutes has resulted in his being recognized as one of the most versatile musicians of his kind in the industry.

Alto's Exclusive Back Stage Interview During The Bob Seger Hard Rock Cafe Concert!

Dave Mason

At age 18, Dave Mason teamed up with Steve Winwood to form the legendary super group Traffic which resulted in him being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. At 19, Mason penned the song "Feelin' Alright"which has become a rock and roll anthem, having been recorded by well over 48 artists, the best known version being Joe Cocker. Mason departed from the group after their second album and struck gold with the album "Alone Together", which is also considered a rock classic. This was followed by five albums for CBS/Sony including "Dave Mason" and "Mariposa De Oro", four of which received gold albums. "Let It Flow", which has gone well over platinum, contained the classic "We Just Disagree", a top-ten single. In addition to performing to sold-out audiences, Mason performed on a number of albums such as The Rolling Stones' "Beggars's Banquet", George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass", Paul McCartney's "Listen To What The Man Said" and Jimi Hendrix's "Electric Ladyland". One of the songs from the "Ladyland" album, "All Along the Watchtower", featured Dave playing acoustic guitar. This song, written by Bob Dylan, remains a big favorite in Dave's live show. In October of 1993, Dave Mason formally joined the legendary group Fleetwood Mac and spent two years touring with them around the world. The band completed and album for Warner Brothers called "Time", which was released in October 1995, and features Dave's lead vocals on songs including "Blow By Blow" and "I Wonder Why". Dave Mason's career spans over 37 years and has encompassed producing, performing and song writing.

George Terry

George Terry is "the stuff" true rock and roll legends are made of! Having toured and written with Eric Clapton for over a decade George's famous songs as well as signature riffs and leads on countless Clapton's classics include Lay Down Sally, Cocaine, Mainline Florida, I Shot The Sheriff, Heavens's Door and literally dozens more. George is recognized throughout the industry as one of the best guitar players of all time...Period! For years George has been the "go to" session player for the world's greatest recording artists and his performances both live and in the studio include a literal who's who of the music industry's superstars including The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Joe Cocker, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Pardon, Diana Ross, ABBA, Dionne Warwick, Barbara Streisand, Olivia Newton John, The Bee Gees and Stephen Stills.

Jamie Oldaker

Jameie Oldaker is recognized as one of Rock and Rolls most enduring and versatile drummers. Having toured and recorded for over 10 years with Eric Clapton his playing style has set the stage for rock drummers around the world. He has also toured with Peter Frampton and recorded with countless legendary players.

Spencer Davis

In 1963 Spencer Davis founded the Spencer Davis Group which has close to a dozen top 10 hit songs, including "Gimme Some Lovin", "Somebody Help Me", "I’m A Man", and "Keep On Runnin", helping to bring British rock ‘n roll to the rest of the world. The popularity of his songs live on and Spencer recently accepted an award from BMI in London for over 3 million broadcast performances of "Gimme Some Lovin." Touring with the Rolling Stones and The Who when they were still working clubs, having after-hour drinks with Beatles, John and Paul and the lads, jamming with Charlie Watts and Long John Baldry and Jack Bruce were heady days for Spencer. When the hits started to come one after the other, his momentum spurred major US success. By the mid-’70s Spencer worked at Island Records (his group’s label) and, as a record company executive, worked to further the profiles of people like Robert Palmer and Bob Marley.

Drew Abbott

Drew Abbott was a guitarist for Third Power, Detroit's first "power trio". The embryonic lineup was Drew Abbott, Jem Targal and Craig. Later on Abbot became the guitarist for Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band. After leaving Seger's band he formed a band called Blue Mountain Highway , later shortened to Blue Highway. It is a four-piece that plays in Northern Michigan at a place called Mico's. Drew Abbott appears on Bob Seger's Seven (1974), Beautiful Loser (1975), Live Bullet (1976), Night Moves (1976), Stranger in Town (1978), Nine Tonight (1981), and Against the Wind (1980).

Steve Dickinson

Steve Dickinson, a prolific Canadian singer-songwriter has the ability to embrace his stories within the psyche of the listener. His crisp, clear vocals and melodic roots type songs feel reminiscent of his influences, Bob Seger, John Mellencamp and Van Morrison. Yet, Steve is able to maintain his own unique and distinctive sound. As for his musical style, it can be considered "a modern approach to classic rock" A style loved by many which makes Steve's music very crossover. In 1996, Steve released his first independent cd entitled "Blindside" which was an overwhelming success. He had the natural ability to merge his brand of "rock and rural" into a solid product which earned him steady rotation on more than 60 radio stations across Canada and around the world. Steve later released a four-song EP, "Four Down" in the year 2000, exploring his country roots. Radio honed in on the singles "Invisible Man", "Thinking of You" and a remake of "She's A Rebel". The momentum didn't stop there!   Video networks gave significant rotation to "Holdin Her'' yet another single. Steve Dickinson was ecstatic when the opportunity arose to open for well-known acts such as "Trooper" and   "Lawrence Gowan". As well, Jeff Healey was in the mix in his earlier days. Steve's incredible vocals and stage presence won over audiences everywhere.