The Wall Street Journal. Bob Seger – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, production The Silver Bullet Band Chris Campbell – bass Charlie Allen Martin – drums, tambourine, maracas Additional musicians Paul Cotton – guitar solo (edited out of final mix) Joe Miquelon – electric guitar Doug Riley – piano, organ Rhonda Silver – background vocals Laurel Ward – background vocals Sharon Lee Williams – background vocals Production Jack Richardson – producer In popular culture In the film American Pop, the final feature character in the family saga concludes with him using his one opportunity to become a professional musician with this song that he wrote in this story. The performance is a piano-oriented interpretation that has never been commercially released. In 1995 and 1996, the song was used in the closing credits of TNN's broadcast of The Winston. The song can be heard twice during the first season of The O.C.. Seger is one of Julie’s favorite singers. "Night Moves" was referenced in the popular NBC sitcom 30 Rock in the nineteenth episode of Season Three. Liz Lemon sings "Workin' on my Night Cheese!" as she consumes a one-pound brick of what appears to be cheddar cheese. It has also been reported that the purchase of the broadcast rights to "Night Moves" was required for the scene, reportedly costing the network as much as $50,000. The song is also featured in the video game Grand Theft Auto V, on one of the game's fictional radio stations, Los Santos Rock Radio. Chart history Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References External links 1976 songs 1976 singles Bob Seger songs Songs written by Bob Seger Song recordings produced by Jack Richardson (record producer) Capitol Records singles Song recordings produced by Bob Seger Song recordings produced by Punch Andrews Rock ballads Songs about nostalgia Songs about nights