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« Former Gov. Cellucci won't back Romney | Main | Party animals of the donkey persuasion » Friday, January 26, 2007Bob Seger on Framingham
FRAMINGHAM Excuse us if we reminisce about the days of old. Bob Seger is back. Eleven years after his last CD, Seger has released a new album, "Face the Promise." His tour comes to the TD Banknorth Garden tomorrow night. The title song in Seger's new collection takes a little dig at Framingham. While wishing goodbye to all the small towns he no longer cares to be in, Seger mentions Framingham in a class with, among other places, Alabam'. When asked by the Globe why he singled out the town, Seger appeared to suggest that Framingham was simply blindsided by a runaway rhyme scheme. He said the mention was "a simple matter of geography; it had to end in 'ham.'" -- Adam Sell Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 09:56 AM
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