'70s Rock Legend's Greatest Hits Album Surges on Billboard Charts Over 30 Years Later

One of Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band's "Greatest Hits" albums is climbing up the Billboard 200 over three decades after its initial release.

Seger's iconic 1994 compilation album surged on the Billboard 200 albums chart this week, rising to the No. 134 spot in new chart standings for the week of June 6. It marks an impressive jump for the 32-year-old album, as it moved up 18 spots from last week's placement at No. 152.

The latest chart appearance extends the album's total weeks spent on the chart to 617, more than any other album in Seger's catalog. The Greatest Hits album previously peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 the same week of its release in November 1994.

As promised in the album's title, the track list features some of the biggest chart-toppers released between 1972 and 1994, like the 1976 hit "Night Moves" and 1978's "Old Time Rock and Roll."

The Greatest Hits album Seger's best-selling record, earning a Diamond certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), signifying 10 million units sold.

Seger and The Silver Bullet Band later released another compilation album, Greatest Hits 2, which came out in 2003 and featured more fan-favorite tracks like "Shakedown," which was featured in the hit film Beverly Hills Cop II. Seger's second Greatest Hits album has spent just 26 weeks on the Billboard 200, and reached its peak position at No. 23.

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Here's the full track list for Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band's 1994 Greatest Hits album:

1. "Roll Me Away"
2. "Night Moves"
3. "Turn the Page - Live"
4. "You'll Accomp'ny Me"
5. "Hollywood Nights"
6. "Still the Same"
7. "Old Time Rock & Roll"
8. "We've Got Tonight"
9. "Against the Wind"
10. "Mainstreet"
11. "The Fire Inside"
12. "Like a Rock"
13. C'est La Vie"
14. "In Your Time"

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This story was originally published June 5, 2026 at 1:19 PM.