This song is so under appreciated; it is such a banger. The wailing guitars and screaming organ are epic; I think it is their best song. Ridin’ the Storm Out is really good, too.
R-E-O speedwagon was a pickup truck manufactured in the 20’s and 30”s. It’s founder was Ransom E. Olds you might have heard of the automobile company Oldsmobile which was part of General Motors until 2004 when it was dissolved.
I was at this exact concert . I’m the blonde guy wit glasses in the middle when they zoom out to the crowd and hands are in the air. This was magical live , you could feel the in the whole stadium . THIS WAS THIER ANTHEM !
Actually saw this tour. They were a rocking band but never got the respect they deserved. After this they went commercial and had big success with "Keep On Loving You" & "Take It On The Run" more "radio Friendly" songs.
Hugely successful band. Call them “pop rock” or “arena rock or “commercial rock” or whatever you like. These guys could put on a show! I’ve been waiting for awhile for someone to do some Billy Squire. He was from the same era and had a string of hits. Anybody remember him?
Billy Squire got screwed over from the music biz and was black listed for some reason - he had some awesome songs back in the day. I still listen to him with many of his songs in my I-tunes collection.
I remember it clearly. It was 1987. I was in the Army in Germany. Sitting alone in my parked BMW. Some anonymous military building. It was a weekend...Saturday I believe. I was cranking this on my stereo and thinking...this is the best song EVER. So long ago. Ha ha. Still sounds good.
There are certain songs that fill you with joy from the moment you hear them. This is one of them! The singing, the lyrics, the instruments, especially the smoking hot guitar and organ, just lift you up off the ground and take you to another place! Musical ecstasy! Glad to see you two young guys discovering the incredibly great rock and roll we grew up with in the 60s, 70s and 80s. What a time to be a kid, teenager and young adult! You have lots more to enjoy so do it to it! 🎸💘🎸👌😎🎸👍
I saw REO and Foghat in 76 or 77 both put on a great show ! REO was really good since it was before they started all the love song bull . In the 70's is when they were at there BEST...
They are the best band ever. Ever. They were awesome live. Kevin led the hand and Gary played awesome riffs. I saw the at the spotarium in the 70s. The best
I grew up in these times and seen REO many times and they nailed it every single time. Amazing concerts back in the day at a fair price. Great times and great memories.
The members returned to school in the fall of 1967 and had their first rehearsal before classes started. They named the band REO Speedwagon, from the REO Speed Wagon, a 1915 truck that was designed by Ransom Eli Olds.
Saw them in concert back in 1990 and they sounded amazing live! One of the best live bands I've heard. Next you should check out "Time for Me to Fly" - my 1982 senior high school motto. Love you guys, I watch all of your videos!
REO was the first concert I ever saw....I was 16 and they played in the local junior college gym. It was a great show. I would suggest Golden Country live, it's an amazing song. The guitar player - Gary Richrath - is highly underrated IMO.
R.E.O Speedwagon has been around since 1969 in Champagne Illinois named for the founder of the Oldsmobile motor company Ransom Eli Olds, The Speedwagon was an early 1900's truck which was the first automobile that was fast and powerful and was often used as a fire truck to carry tanks of water to fires. They are still rocking arenas all over the world today 50 plus years later with over 20 top 40 hits and 2 number one songs. Their 1981 album Hi Infidelity was the number one album of 1981 with 5 top 40 hits. Keep On Loving You was their first number one and many consider the birth of the power ballad and Take It On The Run was a top 5 hit. Songs from the 70's decade like this song and Time For Me To Fly ( I consider the greatest breakup song of all time). Also check out Keep Pushin, Riding The Storm Out ( live version). Golden Country from their second album in 1972 as well as mid 80's songs like Can't Fight This Feeling ( their biggest hit) Keep The Fire Burning and so many more. Too long of a list for this page.
Gosh, that's really good! I've heard of this band but don't know many songs, except Keep On Loving You and Can't Fight This Feeling. According to Google, they formed back in 1967 and cultivated a following in the 1970s. Thanks so much for the reaction, guys, really good.
Great observation. You should check out their double live album, You Get What You Play For. It's one of the best live albums. Golden Country is a rock anthem and Ridin The Storm Out is a classic. 157 Riverside and many other songs on the album are great.
@@randybaker6042 Thanks Randy. I see that Ridin' the Storm Out has been mentioned quite a bit in the comments so I'll definitely check that one out too - cheers.
I just returned home from seeing these guys live tonight and came here because I am still amped up from seeing them all these years later after this video. Not sure this was a good idea because now I am more amped up when I should be in bed. Hehe :)
"REO Speedwagon" means the following "Ransom Eli Olds" was the founder of Oldsmobile and the first production model Olds was referred to as the Speedwagon.
Enjoyed your comments, I've been listening to REO since the mid-70s on "KSHE 95, the rock of St. louis", that radio station played REO constantly in their early years.
REO was such a great band with classic songs with positive messages. Their later stuff was too mainstream and you would hardly know it was the same band what a shame.
REO is a an underappreciated act despite their great sales; Journey, Boston and STYX overshadowed them a lot during that (arena rock era). Honestly they have so many great songs & lots of fan loyalty.
He guys, it was great to see your reaction to this rock n roll legend of a song! I would like to see your reaction to: "Don't let him go." by REO Speed wagon. Please don't listen to it before you first listen and show your reaction. You guys are great! Music is universal transcending all boundaries.
Wild that Gary Richrath fans haven't found and invaded your review. Beautiful review and comments. Since no hundreds of Gary comments like on every other REO RUclips video can actually give mine. Gary was such an entertaining person and always loved interacting with the crowd. Can tell it made happy. Probably seen them live 40 times, 25 times with Gary. Best live group ever.
REO Speedwagon...great band, listened to their songs all the time while growing up. Great vibe, great sound. So glad you guys discovered them and hope you do more reaction videos to more of their songs! 😘
You guys seem to like songs that have a message for everyone in them, well REO Speedwagon made a song called "Golden Country", and the message it sends out still holds true to this day. You really should give it a listen.
This is the album a couple years (1978) before they went full-blown pop rock in 1980. Great album. There is a difference between successful, big and mega-popular. REO was successful and had a large fan base for years before they went mega-popular. Ridin' The Storm Out was a platinum album in 1973. Their 1977 live album You Get What You Play For went platinum and is a great double live album.
This was one of my favorite songs for a minute. I love the change over from Neil on the piano/keyboard to Gary(RIP) guitar. Too bad the "changes" they were talking about was their change in their overall product with "Hi Infidelity" It got them their well deserved millions but was a drastic change to the dark side of HI. I bought the album the day it was released. Listened to it twice and sent it to my 12 year old sister and said you're gonna love this. She didn't. She couldn't even believe it was REO. THIS was the good stuff. I saw them 4 times, once at the Stockton Asparagus Festival shortly after Gary left the band and they were working a new guitarist. It was before Dave Amato, and I was sitting on the grass right in front of the stage (close enough to scare the band) and he was playing one thing but the sound was a tape of Gary. I looked at Kevin and he knew what I was thinking and just kind of smiled and gave me a "what else can we do now?" look. But it was fun anyway. Something to pass along so that was cool. FWIW They're currently on tour with STYX and Loverboy.🎸🎸🎸
Amazing! I have only seen them live for a couple of numbers at a hometown fest I was late to! This sounds EXACTLY like the recorded version! Love the joy you two get from music (&film😉) it is beyond infectious!✌♥️
This was our pot smoking, beer drinking teenage lifestyle. This is how we were 24/7. Damn it was fun! Ok, I’m going to keep saying it. JUDAS PREIST: Riding On The Wind! studio version please, it’s the cleanest.It’s badass guys. Very good, very high energy Classic Hard Rock song. One of their very best. I fucking guarantee it. It slams and is a great example of the band at the peak of their power and popularity. I don’t recommend bad songs ever. I only pick high quality, aggressive, great songs. That’s how I originally listened to them. Which song on the record hits hardest? That’s what I went for! The straight for your throat songs. The kind that gets you pumped up and bouncing in your chair George. That’s what THIS IS. I know this stuff, I really do. I go back to the very beginning with all these bands. I started seeing them from their first tours on up. That’s how I’ve seen so many concerts. I went every tour! Ha Ha! It was nuts! When you finally get tired of me asking for it and decide to shut me up, just do me one favor. Do it loud the way it’s supposed to be. Be ready, it starts in forth gear. You will hear why Rob Halford was considered THE BEST Metal singer of all time. Like I said, this is at their peak with a full power song. No joke, just high energy. Halford BLASTS on this song.
Hey Brothers!! Thanks for being one of the few of your peers who actually step out from the many, many worn out songs replaying of the from the 60's, 70's and early 80's. Please try "Say You Love Or Say Goodnight" from the "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish!" I think you''ll really find it uplifting
I've seen R.E.O. Speedwagon in concert twice -- the summer of 1981 when I was 17 and in 2010 on a double bill with Pat Benatar -- and lead singer Kevin Cronin and the band sound just as good live as in the studio! You might also enjoy "Time for Me to Fly," "Keep On Loving You" (No. 1 in U.S.) and "Can't Fight This Feeling" (No. 1). Great memories! ... By the way, the band is named after an old-time delivery truck manufactured from 1915 to 1953 by the R.E.O. (Ransom Eli Olds) Motor Car Company, the same man who later founded the Oldsmobile brand car company.
REO is a pretty big band with numerous hits, like this great song and their #1 hit "Ridin' the Storm Out (Live)" a great song they recorded with their previous lead singer on an album; and then, when Kevin Cronin joined, they put out a live version and it blew up huge. You should definitely react to the live version, which is more intense than the album version, even though my favorite is still on the album.
Riding The Storm Out, Keep Pushing On and Time For Me To Fly are good ones from REO also. The Tuna Fish album is still my all time favorite by them. They are still touring to this day.
Ok guys, this is another one we grew up with that was always on the radio. Back when we were teenagers in middle and high school. I mean the Rock station in my city played this every other day it seemed like. I estimate that there were about 50 or so hit Rocks songs that got played to death over and over in high radio rotation. This was definitely going to come on the radio. Just turn it on and wait. It will get played. It was radio overkill. Too much of a good thing sometimes. I started to automatically turned off my radio anytime Stairway to Heaven was played because I was getting burnt out on it.
This song is so under appreciated; it is such a banger. The wailing guitars and screaming organ are epic; I think it is their best song. Ridin’ the Storm Out is really good, too.
This is what I came to say.... So I'll say "157 Riverside Avenue"
I agree, two of their best songs from their pre- Hi Infidelity days.
Don’t forget “Golden Country”
Favourite song for organ playes
Amen
Now this is music! No fancy get ups or gimmicks, just kick ass in your face music!
This is rock. This is ROCK. Underrated band. Vocals, lyrics, composition, instrumentation. Awesome.
Damn right!!!!!
R-E-O speedwagon was a pickup truck manufactured in the 20’s and 30”s. It’s founder was Ransom E. Olds you might have heard of the automobile company Oldsmobile which was part of General Motors until 2004 when it was dissolved.
They also made firetrucks.
I was at this exact concert . I’m the blonde guy wit glasses in the middle when they zoom out to the crowd and hands are in the air. This was magical live , you could feel the in the whole stadium . THIS WAS THIER ANTHEM !
say it 1 letter at a time R E O. They named the band REO Speedwagon, from the REO Speed Wagon, a 1915 truck that was designed by Ransom Eli Olds.
"You can tune a piano, but you can't tuna a fish!!!" RIP Gary Richrath, epic guitarist!!! 😃
One of the most slept on rock classics of all time. This song is a wall to wall banger.
Actually saw this tour. They were a rocking band but never got the respect they deserved. After this they went commercial and had big success with "Keep On Loving You" & "Take It On The Run" more "radio Friendly" songs.
Hugely successful band. Call them “pop rock” or “arena rock or
“commercial rock” or whatever you like. These guys could put on
a show! I’ve been waiting for awhile for someone to do some Billy Squire.
He was from the same era and had a string of hits. Anybody remember him?
Billy Squire got screwed over from the music biz and was black listed for some reason - he had some awesome songs back in the day. I still listen to him with many of his songs in my I-tunes collection.
Of course. They should definitely at least do "The Stroke"!!!
In the Dark. My fav Billy S song.
"Riding The Storm Out" is the next REO tune to react to.🇨🇦🔥
Yes!!!!!
live version is great!
Yes but, Golden Country would be a better choice
I remember it clearly. It was 1987. I was in the Army in Germany. Sitting alone in my parked BMW. Some anonymous military building. It was a weekend...Saturday I believe. I was cranking this on my stereo and thinking...this is the best song EVER. So long ago. Ha ha. Still sounds good.
R.E.O./T.W.O album, "Golden Country". Great band from the Midwest that carved it's own niche on the road, paying their dues. 1972
They were a super live group. Maybe the best live group back in the early 80s and Gary Richrath was one of the most underrated lead guitars ever
There are certain songs that fill you with joy from the moment you hear them. This is one of them! The singing, the lyrics, the instruments, especially the smoking hot guitar and organ, just lift you up off the ground and take you to another place! Musical ecstasy! Glad to see you two young guys discovering the incredibly great rock and roll we grew up with in the 60s, 70s and 80s. What a time to be a kid, teenager and young adult! You have lots more to enjoy so do it to it! 🎸💘🎸👌😎🎸👍
My favorite REO song! It's something to happy vibe to. We need that these days.
I saw REO and Foghat in 76 or 77 both put on a great show ! REO was really good since it was before they started all the love song bull . In the 70's is when they were at there BEST...
Ridin’ the Storm Out is their best rocker
They are the best band ever. Ever. They were awesome live. Kevin led the hand and Gary played awesome riffs. I saw the at the spotarium in the 70s. The best
I grew up in these times and seen REO many times and they nailed it every single time. Amazing concerts back in the day at a fair price. Great times and great memories.
Thanks guys for this video, I was literally dancing in my chair Lol, great uplifting song, another great band from yesteryear 👍
The members returned to school in the fall of 1967 and had their first rehearsal before classes started. They named the band REO Speedwagon, from the REO Speed Wagon, a 1915 truck that was designed by Ransom Eli Olds.
Another kick-ass Classic Rock song from the 70's.
1980… I saw REO Speedwagon in concert. It was a high energy concert!!!! Back in the 1970s…1980s…1990s….concerts were amazing!!!!
Saw them in concert back in 1990 and they sounded amazing live! One of the best live bands I've heard. Next you should check out "Time for Me to Fly" - my 1982 senior high school motto. Love you guys, I watch all of your videos!
Time For Me To Fly is another fantastic song
Did Patrick smile????? OMG a reaction. Loved it!
I’ve always loved the album title “You can tune a piano, but you can’t tuna fish”. Love REO
Many years ago I was married . I played this for him and Time For Me To Fly for my swan song .
Dig deep early 70s Gary Richraft flying turkey trot live REO Speed wagon guitar solo best ever and golden country live
Glad you enjoyed REO- Must hear" Ridin the Storm Out"
REO was the first concert I ever saw....I was 16 and they played in the local junior college gym. It was a great show. I would suggest Golden Country live, it's an amazing song. The guitar player - Gary Richrath - is highly underrated IMO.
On the road with STYX this past summer. Fun show. Still sounding good.
R.E.O Speedwagon has been around since 1969 in Champagne Illinois named for the founder of the Oldsmobile motor company Ransom Eli Olds, The Speedwagon was an early 1900's truck which was the first automobile that was fast and powerful and was often used as a fire truck to carry tanks of water to fires. They are still rocking arenas all over the world today 50 plus years later with over 20 top 40 hits and 2 number one songs. Their 1981 album Hi Infidelity was the number one album of 1981 with 5 top 40 hits. Keep On Loving You was their first number one and many consider the birth of the power ballad and Take It On The Run was a top 5 hit. Songs from the 70's decade like this song and Time For Me To Fly ( I consider the greatest breakup song of all time). Also check out Keep Pushin, Riding The Storm Out ( live version). Golden Country from their second album in 1972 as well as mid 80's songs like Can't Fight This Feeling ( their biggest hit) Keep The Fire Burning and so many more. Too long of a list for this page.
Great Reaction guys. This band has a bunch of hits. Glad you found them. "Keep on loving you" and "Take it on the run" are great songs💯👊
This band is good,back in the day there were so much great music
Gosh, that's really good! I've heard of this band but don't know many songs, except Keep On Loving You and Can't Fight This Feeling. According to Google, they formed back in 1967 and cultivated a following in the 1970s. Thanks so much for the reaction, guys, really good.
157 Riverside Avenue best song
@@davidmooney2512 Hi David, many thanks for that - I will check it out. Cheers.
Great observation. You should check out their double live album, You Get What You Play For. It's one of the best live albums. Golden Country is a rock anthem and Ridin The Storm Out is a classic. 157 Riverside and many other songs on the album are great.
@@randybaker6042 Thanks Randy. I see that Ridin' the Storm Out has been mentioned quite a bit in the comments so I'll definitely check that one out too - cheers.
@@annemaclean6634 the live version off of You Get What You Play For. Happy listening.
Lucky to see them front row, Anchorage Alaska, late 1980’s. Priceless!!!
You really have to be old Rockers like us to know these guys! Ha Ha! They were huge at that time. Good band.
46 years old on 4/2024 - greatest road song of all time!
In My Dreams is a hidden gem from them. One of my Favorites!! I think you both would enjoy it. 😉 Keep up the great reactions!! 👍
I just returned home from seeing these guys live tonight and came here because I am still amped up from seeing them all these years later after this video.
Not sure this was a good idea because now I am more amped up when I should be in bed.
Hehe
:)
"REO Speedwagon" means the following "Ransom Eli Olds" was the founder of Oldsmobile and the first production model Olds was referred to as the Speedwagon.
Ridin the Storm Out Live and Back on the Road Again is a heavy banger. Time For Me To Fly.
This eta of REO is pretty well overlooked as rock bands. Gary Richrath is one of top 5 of his era.
Saw them at Notre Dame. We were in Festival Seating, (standing in front of the stage). It was awesome!🎶💜✌
Gerry Rafferty Baker Street - you guys will love it guaranteed. Enjoying all of your reactions.
RIP Gary Richrath. Highly underatted guitarist.
Enjoyed your comments, I've been listening to REO since the mid-70s on "KSHE 95, the rock of St. louis", that radio station played REO constantly in their early years.
I love this song!
REO's best song.
Saw them live. What a treat! Underrated and overlooked, but not forgotten. "Riding the Storm Out" Live is you next!
REO was such a great band with classic songs with positive messages. Their later stuff was too mainstream and you would hardly know it was the same band what a shame.
I'm 69 years old, I can't tell you how much I regret not seeing this fantastic band back in the day.
Watched them live back in the early 80's. Great in concert!!
I saw REO this tour in New Orleans. They played at U.N.O. with Survivor and Zebra.
From the great album "You can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish" :)
Live in 1983 the 2 lead guitarist passing bak an fourth was kick Ass
Music gives so much joy and brings people together.
Cruzin’ the freeway in my 71 T-Bird windows down, radio cranked up Detroit Michigan Yeah, Baby !!!!
REO is a an underappreciated act despite their great sales; Journey, Boston and STYX overshadowed them a lot during that (arena rock era). Honestly they have so many great songs & lots of fan loyalty.
It's R-E-O Speedwagon. They were the initials of Ransom E. Olds, founder of Oldsmobile.
Thank you guys this brought back memories when I saw them live in San Antonio Texas it was awesome I got to meet him
He guys, it was great to see your reaction to this rock n roll legend of a song! I would like to see your reaction to: "Don't let him go." by REO Speed wagon. Please don't listen to it before you first listen and show your reaction. You guys are great! Music is universal transcending all boundaries.
Love the Layla album up on the wall. Best album in rock history.
Listen to “flying turkey trot” or “Golden country” you’ll see Gary Richrath play that guitar like the master he was. RIP Gary
brings back a lot of great memories lol i miss those days life was perfect great band
Wild that Gary Richrath fans haven't found and invaded your review. Beautiful review and comments. Since no hundreds of Gary comments like on every other REO RUclips video can actually give mine. Gary was such an entertaining person and always loved interacting with the crowd. Can tell it made happy. Probably seen them live 40 times, 25 times with Gary. Best live group ever.
REO Speedwagon...great band, listened to their songs all the time while growing up. Great vibe, great sound. So glad you guys discovered them and hope you do more reaction videos to more of their songs! 😘
You guys seem to like songs that have a message for everyone in them, well REO Speedwagon made a song called "Golden Country", and the message it sends out still holds true to this day. You really should give it a listen.
Love this one… the 🎹 keys… 👍🏻❤️🎼❤️
This is the album a couple years (1978) before they went full-blown pop rock in 1980. Great album. There is a difference between successful, big and mega-popular. REO was successful and had a large fan base for years before they went mega-popular.
Ridin' The Storm Out was a platinum album in 1973. Their 1977 live album You Get What You Play For went platinum and is a great double live album.
Keep on loving you, Take it on the run, Time for me to fly, and Can't fight this feeling..these guys have amazing songs!
This was one of my favorite songs for a minute. I love the change over from Neil on the piano/keyboard to Gary(RIP) guitar.
Too bad the "changes" they were talking about was their change in their overall product with "Hi Infidelity" It got them their well deserved millions but was a drastic change to the dark side of HI. I bought the album the day it was released. Listened to it twice and sent it to my 12 year old sister and said you're gonna love this. She didn't. She couldn't even believe it was REO.
THIS was the good stuff.
I saw them 4 times, once at the Stockton Asparagus Festival shortly after Gary left the band and they were working a new guitarist. It was before Dave
Amato, and I was sitting on the grass right in front of the stage (close enough to scare the band) and he was playing one thing but the sound was a tape of Gary. I looked at Kevin and he knew what I was thinking and just kind of smiled and gave me a "what else can we do now?" look. But it was fun anyway. Something to pass along so that was cool.
FWIW They're currently on tour with STYX and Loverboy.🎸🎸🎸
Great in concert.
Time for me to fly, keep on loving you also great
Love REO Speedwagon!
REO was a truck manufacturer back in the day.
Hello from the states. Great job guys. So glad you got to experience REO speedwagon. Check out their song time for me to fly.
Amazing! I have only seen them live for a couple of numbers at a hometown fest I was late to! This sounds EXACTLY like the recorded version! Love the joy you two get from music (&film😉) it is beyond infectious!✌♥️
Actually this really *is* the recorded version. They just overlaid it onto concert footage.
and they are still touring!!!
This was our pot smoking, beer drinking teenage lifestyle. This is how we were 24/7. Damn it was fun!
Ok, I’m going to keep saying it. JUDAS PREIST: Riding On The Wind! studio version please, it’s the cleanest.It’s badass guys. Very good, very high energy Classic Hard Rock song. One of their very best. I fucking guarantee it. It slams and is a great example of the band at the peak of their power and popularity. I don’t recommend bad songs ever. I only pick high quality, aggressive, great songs. That’s how I originally listened to them. Which song on the record hits hardest? That’s what I went for!
The straight for your throat songs. The kind that gets you pumped up and bouncing in your chair George. That’s what THIS IS. I know this stuff, I really do. I go back to the very beginning with all these bands. I started seeing them from their first tours on up. That’s how I’ve seen so many concerts. I went every tour! Ha Ha! It was nuts!
When you finally get tired of me asking for it and decide to shut me up, just do me one favor. Do it loud the way it’s supposed to be. Be ready, it starts in forth gear. You will hear why Rob Halford was considered THE BEST Metal singer of all time. Like I said, this is at their peak with a full power song. No joke, just high energy.
Halford BLASTS on this song.
Thank you for the concert footage. Great Memories! When MTV was rock videos 24/7.
Hey Brothers!! Thanks for being one of the few of your peers who actually step out from the many, many worn out songs replaying of the from the 60's, 70's and early 80's. Please try "Say You Love Or Say Goodnight" from the "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish!" I think you''ll really find it uplifting
I've seen R.E.O. Speedwagon in concert twice -- the summer of 1981 when I was 17 and in 2010 on a double bill with Pat Benatar -- and lead singer Kevin Cronin and the band sound just as good live as in the studio! You might also enjoy "Time for Me to Fly," "Keep On Loving You" (No. 1 in U.S.) and "Can't Fight This Feeling" (No. 1). Great memories! ... By the way, the band is named after an old-time delivery truck manufactured from 1915 to 1953 by the R.E.O. (Ransom Eli Olds) Motor Car Company, the same man who later founded the Oldsmobile brand car company.
know this song for 40 years and never saw this video....cool
REO is a pretty big band with numerous hits, like this great song and their #1 hit "Ridin' the Storm Out (Live)" a great song they recorded with their previous lead singer on an album; and then, when Kevin Cronin joined, they put out a live version and it blew up huge. You should definitely react to the live version, which is more intense than the album version, even though my favorite is still on the album.
What a surprise,,,, brilliant!!!
Very high energy song,,,,,probably their best. 🔥🔥🔥👍😎
This song in concert is fire….
Great to see you guys smiling and digging this all the way through.😎🌻🌄☀
Riding The Storm Out, Keep Pushing On and Time For Me To Fly are good ones from REO also. The Tuna Fish album is still my all time favorite by them. They are still touring to this day.
Ok guys, this is another one we grew up with that was always on the radio. Back when we were teenagers in middle and high school. I mean the Rock station in my city played this every other day it seemed like. I estimate that there were about 50 or so hit Rocks songs that got played to death over and over in high radio rotation. This was definitely going to come on the radio. Just turn it on and wait. It will get played. It was radio overkill. Too much of a good thing sometimes. I started to automatically turned off my radio anytime Stairway to Heaven was played because I was getting burnt out on it.
Fantastic vocal
If you want to understand and feel the USA Midwest heartland, this is it.
Epic rock song! Love it !
I have been blessed to have gone to an REO Concert and to grow up in this era. Love me some REO!
REO Speedwagon is a fire engine.
4 songs: Keep on loving you, Take it on the run, Cant Fight this Feeling, Building the Bridge.
Neil Doughty's organ solo is gold.