Awesome Reaction To Bob Seger - Night Moves
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2022
- In this video we react to Bob Seger - Night Moves
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Turn the Page
Still The Same
Hollywood Nights
Shame On The Moon
You'll Accomp'ny Me
Roll Me Away
We've Got Tonight
Fire Lake
Old Time Rock & Roll
Her Strut 
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My mother had every Bob Seger album ever made. She played him right up to the day she passed at 82 years old.
Thank you for sharing this.
May she rest in peace.
Me too. I hope I'm still rocking Bob at 82.
My mother just recently passed. We live in Flint Mi, and most my family went to Kearsley schools which is the same school Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad went to. I'm my moms youth, her best best friend was Sandy. Sandy went with Craig Frost who played first in GFR, then with Bob Seger...She had stories...All I'm gonna say.
@@MirroringTruth I was in Lansing and for years didn't know my blind cousin went to the Michigan School for the Blind with Stevie Wonder! I just laughed my head off when I found out, for I was the one who was really blind for not knowing😂
simply one of the greatest songs EVER written……
As you get older the line “with autumn closing in” means so much more……
Stop I’m 26 and this line already hits close to home. I can feel the turning of the seasons to autumn and it’s a tough transition
I love this song....all Seger songs...and yes at 59 the line "with autumn closing in" does hit hard it IT IS closing in where did the years go? Much love to you
I think about that every time I hear this song.
@@lisarousseau788 I'm 65 and have been in autumn for awhile now, with winter closing in.
I feel like this is so much a part of the artistry of Bob Seager. There are so many of his songs that have completely different context as we age. The man was a genius.
60 years old and every time I hear this songs it reminds me of a woman that has a special place in my memories from my youth. Sometimes I wonder if I should have married her.
Never realized how much folks loved Bob...his music does not age and it rocks...Like a Rock!!!
This song is a work of absolute genius. I love how you said "made you nostalgic for a time that you never lived in.". And I love how you immediately noticed that it is a multidimensional song -- the firt part a reminiscence on youth and sexuality and thrill-seeking, thematically linked to Summer, and the second part reflective, older, middle-aged even, and Autumnal. This song is really about the whole life cycle to me -- in infers or implies birth, youth, maturity, ripening, aging and death. Such powerful and profound poetry, wrapped up in a totally danceable rock tune. Kudos to the two of you for really appreciating it so totally and so quickly.
I lived there and still nostalgic for it
Very similar dynamic with Against the Wind
Not everyone would catch it that quick. Awesome.
The reason you both felt the nostalgia. The song is timeless, you related to it. It's teenage years. We've all been there. Life
Bob seger has never sang a bad song in his life
One of the best songs ever written, composed, performed and sung.
Agree 100 percent.
That covers about everything Segar did.
"Night Moves", "Mainstreet", and "Turn The Page" - just pure greatness.
YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN AND ON AND ON.
WHAT A EMOTIONAL TALENT✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
I bought this album when it came out when I was twenty years old, and I loved every song. Now I'm sixty-seven and I still do. But the line, "ain't it funny how the night moves ... with Autumn closing in" brings a tear to my eye every time. That man was right.
I'm 65 now and retired, yet as every summer comes to an end I hear that line about autumn closing in.
We failed our children if they haven’t listened to everything Seger. THIS GROUP is absolute SOUL
The lyrics. The voice. The piano. The guitar. The choir. Every little bit is perfection
The Muscle Shoals Rhythym Section helped make this a masterpiece. The Muscle The Muscle Shoals Rhythym Section worked with Aretha Franklin, The Rolling Stones "Exile on Main Street", Lynard Skynard, Wilson Pickett, Etta James, etc.
He is one of the staples of classic rock.
It retains its resonance even as winter is closing in. The memories marinate as time becomes more precious. You'll never forget...never.
Roll Me Away and Down On Mainstreet are two favorites of mine by Bob Seger. ❤
Those two songs and shame on the moon
And Against The Wind. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band has a lot of great hits.
Down on main street is awesome!
Agree wholeheartedly! Throw in “Turn the Page”and you have the tri-fecta!!
Like a Rock. Was used in a Chevy commercial, so don't be fooled into thinking you've heard it. He is an excellent song writer and performer.
Chevy ran that commercial into the ground unfortunately. That song is fantastic.
Old time rock n roll was the main song for the movie Risky Business in the 1980’s. I don’t believe he had a song that wasn’t good.
"Two points of her own, way up high. Way up firm and high."
Missed what this meant the first 100 times I heard the song. One day it finally hit me. What a songwriter.
So many people reacting to this song miss that initial line. People also miss "we felt the lightning and yeah, we waited on the thunder" & the autumn reference". Most people don't realize that there was serious censorship back then & songswriters had to find ways around certain topics.
Admirable, and perky. Lol
I hear you. I remember picking my son up from school - he was about 12 - and this song came on the radio, and he totally tuned into it (because it's an amazing song and even as a kid who appreciated music, he knew when something was good)... but after he sang that line, he said, "I do believe she's talking about her breasts." lol
@@alexakl6445 i had to explain to my daughter hahaha
That's why Bob is in both the R&R HOF and Songwriters HOF
This was his first huge hit. It made his career. “Shame on the Moon“ is great and bluesy. “Still the Same” and “Hollywood Nights” tell great stories. “Ramblin Gamblin Man” is a funky R&B-ish BANGER.
Somehow I feel you forgot about" Turn the Page"
Fire lake, Jodi girl, heck every song he did was great!!
The piano in Still the Same is so frickin good! I wore out all my Dad's Seager records.
Shame on the moon is an awesome song
Live Bullet made Bob's career. This was the AOR era and that double live album preceded Night Moves by about 6 months and really put him on the map nation-wide
Bob was king to us growing up in the Midwest, his soulful deep sounds I have found I relate to even more now that I’m older
Not just the midwest!!! We love him in New England too!!!
@@donbelenger817 Southerners love him as well. He truly is the Poet Laureate of the Heartland.
Upstate NY loves Bob Seger too!
Texas for sure!
Cali for sure
Bob is a master storyteller. You see the pictures he paints with words and melodies.
He's a legend.
I could suggest a favorite but you two are just dipping your toes into his music. I say just pick a song to start and enjoy the ride.
Have a great day!
Its amazing reading what people are saying because I'm thinking the exact same thing. You can see the pictures in your head. You can relate to the stories.
The little touch of the Hammond church organ brought you deeper into the story. The ending, building slowly to that soulfull crescendo letting you know how sweet the memory was. His voice so full into it. An all time classic. That song will never get old. It'll be here when we're all done and gone.
as a child of the 70's Bob Seger's albums were the soundtrack to my life.....
My mother LOVED Bob Seger. 2 years before she died, he was playing in Atlanta ON her 70th birthday. My husband, children, sister, brother, sister-in-law and I took her to see him...3 generations! It was a wonderful memory!
Nostalgia
In Greek, nostalgia means literally, the pain from an old wound. It’s a twinge in your heart, far more powerful than memory alone. And it takes us to a place where we ache to go again…
"Against the Wind" - love the piano solo in this song!
"Katmandu" and "Roll me Away" are also great songs.
Throw in ramblin gamblin man
Love Roll Me Away!
@@rosannew6992 You almost have to throw all of their songs in there. They have an endless stream of masterpieces. We can't appreciate this group enough.
Bob Seger=Legend. Simple as that.
The most underrated Rock and Roll artist ever!
I think it's awesome that younger African-Americans are listening to old school rock an experiencing music that they can convert over and blend
Against the Wind, Fire Lake, Shame on the Moon-all great Bob Seger songs you could react to. He’s one of the best!
Everyone always seems to miss the lyrics in the first stanza:
"She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points of her own, sittin' way up high
Way up firm and high"
😜
Got that right. I heard that line for years before I figured it out.
Lol
I dont know how anyone missed it, I think most people got that holmes.
No one ever gets that one ! Lol
One of the best poet songwriter of all times!! 🎉🎉❤
With autumn closing in............(long pause) giving you time to reflect,....I still do. Thanks Bob!!
Nice pickup on the "with autumn closing in" line, Tasha. Once you turn 40, you'll remember that line, and it will haunt. All I can say is that Bob Seger must've had the most amazing youth ever. He has written a LOT of songs like this, and they're all great. :)
This song gets deeper and sadder with each listen. When it feels like he's not just talking about youth and memories but how we all get older, and it's slow and creeping like a storm you can't do anything about but accept, that's just how life comes at you. Even when we're all pulled in at the beginning of our youths, just like the song.
Simply ....... a star. Loved him and still do.
Bob Seger paints the pictures with his lyrics and his voice that once you hear them, you never forget. Like many great artists this music becomes part of your soul. More Bob please.
Old Time Rock & roll was written by Muscle Shoals Song writer, George Jackson who had just finished writing a song for a kid named Michael Jackson. Across town at FAME STUDIOS, Rick Hall beat everyone one to the punch. He produced Jackson's song called one Bad apple which sold millions for the Osmonds. George wasn't happy but he still made a lot of money from it! . After the legendary Barry Beckett fumbled on the intro of Old time Rock and roll. After a skull session, they decided to leave Barry' little Stutter on the record. The song wouldn't be as good without it.
And from the Live Bullet album "Traveling Man/Beautiful Loser". Gets me every time!
I think it'd be kinda cool to see them do a live to the entire live album
Beautiful Loser is such a gem. Still the Same is wayyyyyup there too.
Your description of this song makes me appreciate people who have the vocabulary and enough perspective to point out the overal vibes, the meaning and what makes a song at the end. You are not overdoing it and nothing seem fake. That is how a genuine reaction should be done. You are one of the best out there, keep up the good work.
The thing about Bob Seger is nearly all of his songs are telling a story, but the story is always about the emotions experienced. He doesn't even really name the emotions; he just lets the music and lyrics make you feel the emotions. He's genius. The other thing I get from every one of his songs is a tenderness and respect towards humanity and the human experience. I just wrote four paragraphs trying to explain how his songs make a listener feel about people, then I erased it. I couldn't describe, in hundreds of words, what he did in a handful of words.
Damn, listening to you two talk about nostalgia for something that you didn’t experience somehow heightened my nostalgia for own teen years when we were listening to this! Just messing around, young love, and the freedom of a future yet lived. Thank you two!
My favorite male singer of all time, grew up listening to him.
Not a better songwriter anywhere. Turn the Page is a favorite. Great reaction!
I had every Seger album he made I’m 68 yrs old and lived through 5 decades of Rock music and proud of my experience! Seger Ballads rule!
I grew up with Uncle Bob in my house singing every day...my mom loved Bob Seger...she finally met him in ~'88-'89...outside his hotel in Akron, Ohio...
Down on Mainstreet and Her Strut are two of my other faves from Mr. Seger.
Great song writing, incredible soulful voice , rock steady band and numerous #1 hits = A TRIP TO THE R&R HALL OF FAME!
SEGER HAD A LOT of PLATINUM Albums!
Luv me some Bob Seger, I had all of Bobs music at one time,he is the greatest ❤️❤️❤️
Because of his vocals, his piano playing is often overlooked.
“Roll me Away” is my favorite Bob Seger song, but they are all good. Keep them coming
Seger is one of the best at telling a story in a song. "Hollywood Nights", "Main Street", and "Against the Wind" are a few more good ones.
Bob's songs are like a fine wine that get better with age, As others have said these song now have a different slant to them as you age. At 54 now these songs take you back to your lost youth cause you do sit there and think where has the time gone. His song like a rock really drives that point home these days.
My favorite Bob Seger song. My mama was so in love with Bob Seger's music. My siblings & I know ALL his music. We still pay him, especially at family cookouts.
THIS!
after nearly 30 years of marriage, I finally got my wife hooked on Bob Seger. Thats all she listens to right now.
I was in high school when this song came out. You are right, this song is very nostalgic. It takes me back to those days and makes me a little wistful that they're gone forever.
Against the Wind is my favorite Bob Seger song, Shame on the Moon is a close second and Katmandu is up there too.
One of my grandmas Favorite singers of all time!! Turn the page, Beautiful loser, Feel like a number he had many many great songs! Good job folks Really enjoyed your video👍🏻
Now THAT’S some grown folk music.
I grew on Bob Seeger. Saw him several times. So happy this and ALL THE BEST MUSIC EVER, was during my youth/teen years. Bob has a wonderful voice!😊😊
“Made me feel nostalgic for a time period I didn’t even live in.” I felt that hard man. I agree so much because I wish I got to experience those times
You two are great!
“Hollywood Nights” and “Rock and Roll Never Forgets” are two other amazing Seger songs!!
Yeah Hollywood Nights is my fav
Awesome jam from my teens! Cannot go wrong with Seger!!! A little teen age lovin!!
Bob Seger . What can a person say? Bob is just like wow man!
From a guy who had his "coming of ages" in the Mid 80s. This song has some serious great memories.
Bob Segar is the best story teller singer ever I think. A bit rock, a bit country, a bit blues. He epitomizes the fusion of how the blend and evolution of music styles and genres influenced one another and formed a new one.
Bob was one of my dad's favorite artists of all time. "Like a Rock" was his anthem "spirit song". You'd no doubt recognize it from the Chevy Truck commercials.
This is my favorite song by far. Such a crowd pleaser. I sang and played the drums to this song at work for talent show we did - my buddy Ben played the acoustic guitar. You know who hated it? no one. LOL
Bob Segar has SOOO many hits, and many of his songs are found in commercials or movies.
Seger not Segar damn it !
Seger's tunes always invokes memories of what we all went through as we grew into adulthood. 'Like a Rock', 'Night Moves', 'Turn the Page', 'Against the Wind', 'Still the Same'; even 'Old Time Rock n Roll'. It may have been directed to those of us that came of age in the 70's, but his music has endured the test of time, for sure. Glad you like him! My wife and I sure do. I'm willing to bet, that if you ask her, she'd say "Bob" (said with a wistful lilt in her voice :) was her favorite of the era... Well... maybe 1-2 with Elton John. :)
Bob Seger is a fabulous musician and storyteller. Ballads "turn the page" "against the wind" " shame on the moon" " famous final scene" rockers "ramblin gamblin man" " fire down below" "Katmandu" and plenty more ✌️
Bob Seager -1970's- Michigan! Woo-Hoo! And Come to Papa, yeah! Turn The Page, my favorite....still.
Check out "Turn The Page" and "Main Street" by Bob Seger.
One of the greatest rock vocalist of a generation his voice is unmistakable so as soon as he begins to sing you know exactly who it is love Bob Seger and his well is a very deep one
Listened to Bob at my High school early 60's, we in Michigan new of his greatness back then. Keep listening, a true 'master' at work.🔥
I've always said that this might be the BEST song ever recorded as far as a song that checks all the boxes.
Bob Seger kicked around for years as a kind of local phenomenon in the Detroit area but without much national success. Night Moves was the break-out hit that turned him into a major success. I remember reading years ago that some music exec-type walked in while this was being recorded and predicted that it would be a career-making song - and it was.
S E G E R
@@joecasey1329 You're right. Thanks. I'm from Michigan, too. On a better day I would have spelled it right.
@@ParkerAllen2 you’re far from the only one. 😀
Night Moves blew my mind when I first heard it. To this day it’s still my favorite Bob Seger song.
And he had sistas in the end take it all the way out..
This was his most popular and most relatable song of his early career. Another smooth ballad to listen to, from the 1980s, is titled Against the Wind. It revitalized his career in 1983.
Love it!! "Points, all her own, sitting way up high, way up firm and high" lol y'all missed that. Love you guys! Thanks for the memories
“Turn the page” tells a poignant story of his life on the road. It’s my favorite song from Bob. And that’s a hard top 10 list to choose from!
Several of us played guitar as a kid in the early 70’s. At parties and campfires this song and other Bob Segar were most requested. Takes me back..Thanks guys!
SEGER! NOT SEGAR
so glad to see your appreciation for BOB. he is well known but even so imho is so underrated. his songs are a story of a lifetime. the only music i truly need is BOB SEGER, EAGLES AND NIGHTWISH.please keep rocking out to BOB.ROCK ON
Bob Seger and The Silver Bullit Band, simply one of the best bands ever, right there with CCR, IMO. gritty, funky,soulful Rock and Roll.
TNT: You have perfect audio, perfect balance between your comments and music, the quality of your audio is maybe the best I've heard on You Tube also.
Seger a great story-teller, great lyrics, great musicianship, great arrangement, a R&R classic.
Your reaction is perfect also, just the right amount of comments, and the right amount of visibility and energy and expression on your part! Thank you!
I concur, i just found them tonight and i'm rabbit hole-ing!
One of his best.Loved this during my High School days and through today!!
God you don't realize just how much I love watching you two listening to and experiencing for the first time the awesome Seger Music. You just get it ...there is no other way to put it...you just get it and that is everything.
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
Beautifully stated.
Good job y'all, Bob Seger- Mainstreet is very good also
Bob didn't make a bad song ✌️
"Main Street" is another example of his master story telling. I've had the privilege of seeing many, many acts live and Bob's one of the best.
Yeah baby! With autumn closin' in...Bob is a Michigan treasure.
One of the greatest lyricist! Brings you back to your youth. “When autumn closes in!”
Bob is and will always be in my top 3. The childhood memories of his voice in the dark of the night while camping, drives with friends out to the river to party, and the memories he helps provide today. Bob is American rock and roll
Having been raised near Detroit, I LOVE Bob Seger....Turn the Page, Against the Wind, Hollywood Nights...yeah...Night Moves...love that B3 ... you can FEEL the emotion.
ONE OF MY UNCLE DONS FAVORITE SONGS RIP LOVE AND MISS YOU UNCLE DON !!!!❤
Check out Bob's song "Main Street", he is an incredible live artist, so check anything off his "Live Bullet" album, he covers Ike & Tina Turner's "Nutbush City Limits" on that album, but "Bo Diddley" is my favorite on that album, it's a pure rocker.
Get Out of Denver is my favorite from that great album.
That is an awesome album! Every song!
Thank You for doing this song, my all time favorite. I'm from Detroit, where Bob is from, I've seen him in concert about 15 times, the first in 1980, the last in 2019, he was just as good as he was 39 years before. If you haven't done Ramblin Gambling Man yet, try that, Glen Frey of the Eagle's singing back up, recorded in 65 released in 68. Bob Dryer also helped write The Eagles -Heartache Tonight.
Got every album...every ticket stub!! Man Bob Seger can sing and put on a show!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👊
So happy you folks caught what he was doing towards the back half. If you close your eye's you can literally feel his emotions. Was 29 yrs old when he wrote it.
What a classic piece of music! I love that y'all got it on the very first listen! Most other reactors make a big deal about the meaningless sex in the back seat, as if that was all the song was about. Yes, "...with Autumn closing in." is a brilliant metaphor for getting older and remembering the good ole days. This is so real... from an old dude who remembers his own night moves in a '64 AMC Rambler! ;-]
This is such a compositionally interesting song because it does something very uncommon for popular music tunes. It has a breakdown, then comes back in a completely different key and tempo. It's completely seamless and an inspired decision.
“I woke last night to the sound of thunder
How far off I sat and wondered
Started humming a song from 1962
Ain't it funny how the night moves
When you just don't seem to have as much to lose
Strange how the night moves
With autumn closing in”
It took Bob just one evening to write Night Moves but 6 months to finish one of his greatest songs, “Night Moves,” with these final lyrics added at the end.
“with autumn closing in” is chilling now that I am so much older. My absolute favorite song….
No is it the beats, the music! The vocals, the word's the meaning and memories, he is my favorite singer/ band my personal favorite is Main street. But they all are Great and he's a legend!!!
Entire album was killer.