Bob Seger : Brand New Morning

Brand New Morning

 is the fourth 

studio album by 

American rock 

singer-songwriter

 Bob Seger

released in 1971 

 The album is a

 stripped down, 

acoustic album, 

somewhat in the vein

 of Bruce Springsteen's 

decade-later

 Nebraska. 

This album has 

never been reissued 

on a legitimate U.S. 

CD release by Capitol. 

This album also 

marked Seger's

 four-year departure 

from Capitol.

 Seger's next album 

with Capitol 

would be

 Beautiful Loser, 

released in April 1975.

Despite being a

 fan favorite

 due to the 

different atmosphere

 it has compared to

 other Seger records, 

Seger has said it will 

never be reissued again. 

Some critics speculate

 it's because Seger

 is singing solo

 and acoustic

 without a band,

 a more intimate style 

than his other releases.

 Since the album was

 only released in its

 original vinyl format,

 it has become extremely rare.

 However,

 the song

 "Railroad Days"

 is considered a

 fan favorite 

and has received some airplay 

later in Seger's career

 on classic rock radio

 despite there not being

 any singles

 released from the album. 

Seger once joked in an interview, 

saying his only copy of it is

 "buried in his backyard."

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