And so it is evident that the song never really went away. Subsequently the song in the UK reappears as listed at No49 on the 24th of October 1981 and again as No52 29th of July 1995. In the Hit Parade that was played to most of Europe, over the decades, The UK Top 40,the first listing appears No 42 on the 30th of September 1978 "Bob Seger - Hollywood nights" Bob Seger's Hollywood nights is a song that can capture the romantic imagination of a man as well as a woman. Ex Radio Dj John Magnetron from Playa De Las Americas, SpainEx Radio DJ John Magnetron (seriously analogise the song, Hollywood nights by Bob Seger)(where) Here in the Sub Tropical Climate of the Canary Islands, a new Phenomenon has appeared in conjunction with the "chill out Bars" While Power Ballads of old compete for the attention of young woman, such as to say to rival European Football on wide screen TV's in a small amount of bars in Tenerife,from which, emanate Romance rather than macho-ism.The girl has left him and the lyrics at this point in the song: "A passion that kills" Jason from AntarticaI'm pretty sure the guy in this song commits suicide at the end.John from GeorgiaJason, it's also possible that he's murdered her.He's left looking over the Hollywood Hills, wondering if he can ever go back home.
They go on whirlwind adventures, but it comes to a sudden end one morning when he wakes up alone. Using the chorus he came up with in the car, Seger started crafting a story about a guy from the Midwest who comes to Hollywood and meets his dream girl. Her headline read: The All-American Model. She fit the LA archetype: blond, skinny, huge smile. The "Hollywood nights, Hollywood hills" idea came to him when he was driving in the area when he got back to his rented house, he saw a copy of Time magazine (March 6, 1978), with the model Cheryl Tiegs on the cover. When he was there, he rented a house in the Hollywood Hills, where he could see the bright lights of the big city. For the Stranger In Town album, he worked in Detroit and in Alabama, but went to LA to finish the album. When he got off the road and hunkered down to record, he often did so at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama, which is even more distant (physically and culturally) than Los Angeles. Bob Seger was never the LA type: Born and raised in Michigan, he remained rooted in the Detroit area and built a reputations as a blue collar rock star with a Midwest sensibility.
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