Many many years ago, myself and several friend were playing pool in an all night bowling alley, and pool room. We were the only people there. Until around 1AM a large man came in and approached the man at the desk. After talking for a few minutes the bowling alley attendant came up to my friends and I and started to tell us we had to leave. At which time the big guy came over and said "Since we were already there we could stay, but not to let anyone else in"... naturally my friends and I thought the place was being robbed and we were all gonna die. Turned out Bob Seager and his band (Who had just finished a concert in town) had rented the entire bowling alley so they could kick back and relax... we ended up partying with them all night... nicest guy you'd ever want to meet.
I don't think I have ever heard anybody say, "I don't like Bob Seger." His songs either send you into deep reflection or make you get up and rock out. The passion is always there.
For a long time I couldn't listen to Bob Seger songs because I had terrible associations with them. My mother was an abusive alcoholic and she always listened to Bob Seger when she drank. It was not a good time for me in the mid to late 1980s. But she passed away on 2012, and I have had some time to heal...and start listening to this music again.
@@tracieh215 That's very understandable that you would associate a certain music with a very bad time in your life. My friend can't be around the smell of whiskey because of her abusive father. It's too strong an association. I'm glad you are listening again and maybe Bob's music will help with the healing. His song "Understanding" always seemed like a very healing song to me.
@@tracieh215 Do either of you know Living Inside my Heart by Seger ? I never heard it on the radio but it was in a movie called About Last Night which starred Rob Lowe and Demi Moore. Here it is - let me know what you think of it ruclips.net/video/9S6HzUqv1wE/видео.html
@@rkb2092 Only those 2? Such a narrow window to choose from The man has so many greats including Lock and load, Roll me away (my fav) and too many to list.
9x Over my 51 years I have experienced exactly what you just Described,1 in Vegas and 8 x back home (Detroit), and it rings so true across the board, A legend. Thank you for your Post.
I had the chance to see him 1980 or 81 and that sax solo at the end happened on the walkway right behind the section of seats I was seated in. Still right up there with the best concerts I’ve ever seen and that list includes Elvis, Dylan Rod Stewart and Billy Joel!
Bob Seger to me has always been the working man's rocker. Springsteen always seemed to be running away from his roots, while Seger seemed to embrace them.
I’ve always thought of Bob as “ bar music” . Being from Michigan, he was on every jukebox in every bar in Michigan. Nothings better than sitting in a old bar , late at night, Smokey and Bob comes on the jukebox
@@deuser I disagree in some parts. While yes, always on the jukebox in most bars, his music related in ways most cannot. Feel like a number, that makes ya think.
OH S**T, things just got serious. I love this song! It conveys emotions so well, just like all of Seger’s songs do. Bob Seger is one of America’s most underrated songwriters.
@@Borg1269 You know the story? Rosalie Trombley was the music director at top 40 radio station, CKLW, late 60s to early 80s. Station was in Canada, but could be heard well into Michigan and Ohio. She is said to have ignited careers of Kiss, Ted Nugent, Earth Wind and Fire, The Guess Who, and launched songs by Gordon Lightfoot, Paul Anka, BTO, Burton Cummings and even Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets". This song expressed Seger's frustration at his lack of play on the station at a certain point. They were friends, and she was generally a fan. Helped launch him beyond the Detroit region. But she never did play Rosalie.
Perfectly said!!! I feel the exact same way!!! I especially loved his reaction to A Whiter Shade of Pale live in Denmark!!!! Awesome reaction!!!🤘🤘🤘💜💜💜🎶🎼🎵
Is it only me that, after almost 30-40 years, really begin understand what the meaning to the songs are? And that if you look back, they hold true today even more so.
Here’s your Bob Seger rabbit hole: Hollywood Nights Still the Same Against the Wind Like A Rock We’ve Got Tonight Her Strut (MUST DO SOON!!) The Fire Down Below Katmandu Shame On The Moon
I was moving a horse that I saved from becoming dog food about 4 hours away and it took 6 grown men almost an hour to get her in the trailer. My uncle was worried about her in the trailer alone and since I was the smallest I sat on hay for 4 house in a horse trailer. When we stopped to grab food we went into a bar that's famous for its hamburgers in San Antonio, NM The Owl then (The Buckhorn now) and when I walked in wind blown and my hair crazy and covered in horse shit and spit, everyone turned and looked at me. And right then I felt what Bob was signing about.
This song is a masterpiece, truly. I first heard it at about 12 years old (1973). Anyone who hasn't heard the cover of this song by Metallica (yes, I'm serious!) you are really missing out. Fantastic, both versions.
Went to high school with a guy in the late 70's early 80's. He had a 90 cassette tape in his car that was nothing but "Turn The Page" over and over again. He gave me a ride home one day and had it playing. The tape screwed up and I asked him what he would listen to now? He reaches into the glove compartment and pulls out a 90 minute cassette tape. You guessed it, "Turn The Page" over and over again. Oh' yeah, the tape was marked, "Turn The Page #24."
That's the coolest thing I'll read all week. My boyfriend in 79-80 had a 67(?) pontiac with an 8 track player in it. The only tape I remember listening to was The Babys Head First
@ted ritola And then came Risky Business and ruined it. I loved that song when I first bought Stranger In Town. Seeing Tom Cruise in his briefs dancing or lip-synching (or whatever, I don't want to know), ruined a classic.
@@757optim Reminds me of the movie The Other Guys when Will Ferrell kept playing Little River Band in the car and Mark Wahlberg was ready to kill him ...
His facial expressions are just like mine listening to this song as a grown man after all the years of me rolling my eyes to it while my mother would blast this song. My mom had a bad ass taste in music and this song will ALWAYS remind me of her. Miss her every day.
Chuck, what a great story. I'll bet your mom is smiling every time you think of her because of a song you hear. My kids are all grown but have called me during numerous "liquid fueled debates " about lyrics. One of their oldest friends recently reminded me when I wouldn't let them out of the car until "Hotel California " finished. They needed to hear it. All of it
@@fighthypocrites7036 haha. I'm like that with my kids. Haha. My mother passed away in the beginning of this year. Exactly 10 days after my birthday. (was born on Elvis and David Bowies b-day.). My mother was a HUGE rock n roll nut. Turned me onto Pink Floyd (my fav)... The Beatles, you get the point. I won't leave my car if certain songs are on. That's just how it is. We won't get out of the car if Comfortably Numb is on until it fades out. And ESPECIALLY if the Beatles - A day in the life comes on. Once that piano crashes at the end, I literally will NOT turn the car off until it fades out. Even my local radio station will NOT cut that part short. Haha👍🏼
@@fighthypocrites7036 haha. Amen to that.. Na, but I must say... My little ones don't really have a problem with it. They kinda love everything I love. I'm a big kid to them and they think I'm awesome. I'm sure that will all change a bit once they become teenagers. But for now, I'll take it. 👍🏼😂
He is IMHO the voice of America's heartland. When he was young he had an old soul. Turn the page is his best, but Night Moves, Against The Wind and Still the Same are all close seconds. All about yearning for more in the face of our mortality.
Wistful and hopeful at the same time. I've wondered if the metal bands in the next generation were angry because there was no where left for dreams. Everything moved west, and by the 80s, where could you go?
The first time i heard this song I had just gotten my driver's license and i was on my way to work. I had to pull over to listen, i was so blown away. As soon as I got off work I dashed out and bought it and i wore that sucker out. We were able to see Bob in concert about 10 years ago and he still absolutely blows it away.
If you can ever get to see this man in concert, Please GO you will not be disapointed. So, So glad I get to see him back in the 1979. One of the Greatest singers and songwriters of all times.
I love your videos, don't mind when you stop to comment. But you seemed as entranced as we ALL were, back in the 70s, listening to his fabulous voice singing this soulful song. Rendered you speechless, so to speak, what a tribute....best wishes to you, thanks for letting us enjoy your honest reactions.
Beautiful Loser is my favorite Seger song.... can't really go wrong with Rock and Roll never forgets and Still the same as well. I've always thought the best songs were never played enough. Turn the page was played every 5 minutes for a while so I got a little burned out. .. I haven't listened to this in forever! Thank you. .. I had forgotten just how good it was!
@@alanpeterson4939 ha!! Very Awesome! !!! I very nearly said .... only listen if you play Kathmandu after...and Travelin man before! But I had already written and was too lazy to edit.
I met Bob Seger In Northville Michigan a few times. He would pull up in the silver bullet band bus and stop at McDonald's restaurant after his tour or just before taking off on the road to start one. He bought me a burger 2 times. I was probably 6/7 years old, nice guy. His music has spanned at least 3 generations.
One of the greatest songs from one of the greatest singers ever!! His voice is soulful and smooth and that saxophone really sets the mood for the entire song. It's a perfect song.
Jamel_AKA_Jamal, "Her Strut", "Feel Like A Number", "Hollywood Nights", "Against the Wind", "Mainstreet", "Come To Poppa" and "Beautiful Loser" are some good Bob Seger songs to review!
@@daveingrey2615 You'll have fun with Horizontal Bop , Get out of Denver, Rock and Roll Never Forgets and of course the most famous Old Time Rock and Roll.
I agree "Feel Like A Number" and... U.M.C. "Making Thunderbirds" "Sunspot Baby" "Fire Down Below" "Horizontal Bop" Seger has so many great songs it is a shame classic rock stations have forgotten most of them.
I grew up hearing Bob Seger singing in clubs as a kid, hanging outside of doors around Metro Detroit Area in the 60's. My son has seen him live at least 15 times. He's awesome
back in 1976, after discharge from the Army, I rode my bicycle from Detroit to Ft Huachuca, Arizona, roundtrip, and being a Bob Seger fan since 1965, I had this tune in my mind for the 5,000 mile trip... When I went into restaurants and would feel these thoughts, I tried to stay clean and worked for a meal when I would do dishes or wash windows. I have personally known Bob all these years and he was always helpful when I wanted to cheer up a cancer patient, with maybe an autograph or a photo... to let them know he wanted to cheer them up. I wish him all the best, now that he has retired, and hope he and his family are doing well. God Bless Bob and Cheers, JP Bear, Plymouth Michigan.
I saw him twice in concert, and he sounded EXACTLY like this both times. This song brought down the house both times, the second concert the whole place sang along with him. He got a standing ovation after this song, which was not the last of the concert, for several minutes both times. Class act with enormous talent...
So happy to see you're listening to, Detroit's own, Bob Seger! Iconic, legendary, and one of our own! ♥ His expression in this song is melancholy conveying the loneliness of being on the road! ♥ This tune is great! Thank you, so much, for highlighting so much of Detroit's music! From Motown, to ALL of Michigan talent! ♥ Once again, Thank You!
On that same record Metallica did a good version of BOC's "Astronomy" and a better version of Thin Lizzy's "Whiskey in the Jar" that was better than the original IMO.
I was blessed to see him perform in the 70’s. The saxophone player swung out over the audience playing his heart out. Thank you for reacting to who I consider the “Boss”.
My Husband was a musician, he did all Of Seger's songs, sounded just like him! He had that gravely sound to his voice. I sure do miss hearing that voice. R.I.P. Baby! You're singing with Elvis now!
This recording was from the Live Bullet album. Recorded in Detroit ♥️ I grew up with his music. First time I saw him was at a bar when I was 16. (they let all the young girls in 🙄). He’s our home grown gem! Just a great soul who always remembered his roots. He still lives there now 🎶
He has a soulful voice that for the last few decades been labeled "blue eyed soul" most embrace it but Darryl Hall from Hall and Oats rejects the term “I hate it; it’s a racist term, It assumes I’m coming from the outside. There’s always been that thing in America, where if you’re a white guy and you’re singing or playing in a black idiom, it’s like: ‘Why is he doing that? I grew up listening to the greats of Motown.. There is no color to soul. Soul music comes from the heart".
He's an amazing singer. The song is basically about how tough it is to be a rich, famous, hugely successful rock star and he manages to get you to feal sorry for him. That's talent!
Jamel_AKA_Jamal. How about mainstreet next? Pronounced “See-gur” You could spend several days covering Bob Seger songs. I’m 55 and have seen many concerts over the years but his is #1 on my list of all time! Thanks for the reaction!
I just discovered this channel by having the Edmond Fitzgerald recommended and enjoyed your reaction so I watched another one, The Great Gig in the Sky. When you said “oh there are no lyrics, she’s just singing her soul. I get it!”, I subbed and have been bingeing for the past hour
R.I.P. Alto Reed, saxophone and friend for Bob for over 20 years. The songs Bob Seger has written {and performed} could stand on their own as poetry. His unique choice of words or phrases always say exactly what he wants the song to say.
Alto Reed was in my dental office a while back and much to my surprise he brought the sax from this song. He played this song and the whole office, patients and staff went nuts. He was a great guy and is missed. Rest In Peace.
True story: when I was in college, a girl who lived in my dorm was dating Bob's guitarist. Most folk didn't know anyone in the band other than Bob Seger and one day he came to pick her up wearing a jacket that read "BOB SEGER AND THE SILVER BULLET BAND GUITARIST" on the back. I thought to myself you know, without that jacket, I'd never pick him out of a crowd. ;)
Thank you for reacting to this song. Is it SOULFUL or what?? “Live Bullet” (Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band) is timeless. Growing up in Michigan, where Bob is from, most of my friends had 2 copies: for home and car. In the midwest, before he became famous he was what Springsteen was to New Jersey before he became famous. I was lucky to see him live a couple of times in the ‘75-‘77 era. Sax player’s name is “Alto Reed.” Dude was all-in.
Was born in '75 but I never heard this until the early '90s. I still feel it. I never listen to it once or twice, I have to listen to it at least 7 or 8 times in a row.
Bob Seger is one of the best ever [FULL STOP] and this was one of my favorite albums as a kid in the '70s. However, this is the LIVE version from the 1976 album LIVE BULLET. The studio version from the 1973 album Back in '72, though a great song, it's no where near as awesome as this live version.
My dad’s music tastes shaped mine from a very young age. I’m now 46, almost 47 and will still listen to ANYTHING Bob Seger thanks to Dad’s influence. He’s still with me, thankfully. But I appreciate his influence on my own musical tastes, probably more than he will ever realizes.
Ok Essential Bob Seger , not counting the two you have done, "Still the Same" "Against the Wind" "Her Strut" "We've Got Tonight""Old Time Rock and Roll"
Seger is a good man. He took several years off touring to care for a sick child , just doing local shows. When things were good, he resumed his career. Old Time Rock and Roll is his song.
Bob Seger has a tremendous narrative gift; his songs tell stories that are true to the heart because we've all lived them. His voice is perfect for telling those stories. You feel that road-weariness from any road trip you've made.
I've had this song stuck in my head the whole day. Played Metallica's version in the car, played this version at home later, and now one of my facebook connections shared this reaction video to his timeline leading me to your channel. I might start to think the universe is trying to tell me something... Anyway, you gained a follower. Thank you.
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Many many years ago, myself and several friend were playing pool in an all night bowling alley, and pool room. We were the only people there. Until around 1AM a large man came in and approached the man at the desk. After talking for a few minutes the bowling alley attendant came up to my friends and I and started to tell us we had to leave. At which time the big guy came over and said "Since we were already there we could stay, but not to let anyone else in"... naturally my friends and I thought the place was being robbed and we were all gonna die. Turned out Bob Seager and his band (Who had just finished a concert in town) had rented the entire bowling alley so they could kick back and relax... we ended up partying with them all night... nicest guy you'd ever want to meet.
Ron Jeffrey what a great story. Thanks for sharing it.
Jealous ❤️❤️❤️😎
OHHHHH MY GOD..... THAT IS FREAKING AWESOME.
That is a great story. Thanks
Thanks.
I don't think I have ever heard anybody say, "I don't like Bob Seger." His songs either send you into deep reflection or make you get up and rock out. The passion is always there.
For a long time I couldn't listen to Bob Seger songs because I had terrible associations with them. My mother was an abusive alcoholic and she always listened to Bob Seger when she drank. It was not a good time for me in the mid to late 1980s.
But she passed away on 2012, and I have had some time to heal...and start listening to this music again.
@@tracieh215 That's very understandable that you would associate a certain music with a very bad time in your life. My friend can't be around the smell of whiskey because of her abusive father. It's too strong an association. I'm glad you are listening again and maybe Bob's music will help with the healing. His song "Understanding" always seemed like a very healing song to me.
@@tracieh215 Do either of you know Living Inside my Heart by Seger ? I never heard it on the radio but it was in a movie called About Last Night which starred Rob Lowe and Demi Moore. Here it is - let me know what you think of it ruclips.net/video/9S6HzUqv1wE/видео.html
I had an ex-girlfriend that hated Bob Seger. I should have known from that point it wasn't going to work.
A punk band has a song called “kill bob seger right now”.
They’re awful lol
Bob Seger always said that this version of "Turn the Page" was the best he'd ever sounded. Of course, Alto Reed on sax, magical!
This is my favorite Segar song, as a musician this hits home.
Mine too. It's special.
This one and Main Street. Incredible!
@@rkb2092 Only those 2? Such a narrow window to choose from The man has so many greats including Lock and load, Roll me away (my fav) and too many to list.
@@carllmack2287 We're just talking favorites, but I'll give that a listen.
@Mike Piros You callin Seger garbage? What do you like Brittney Spears?
If that sax doesn’t send a chill right through your body do you even have feelings?
If that doesn't happen, are you even human?
Omgosh..for sure
Or buy a Chevy pick up. 🤪
...and if a sax player falls in the woods...... 😆
Noway..has the woods to play
He’s legend. Nothing but gold. Glad you’re finally getting to him.
He is the real deal. Good job brother Jamel.
@@iancunningham5576 100% He is the real deal.
Check out East Side Story. Early,early Bob Seger and the Last Heard.
Bob Seger is a true legend.
Old Time Rock n' Roll
Bob's been singing from the heart ever since I first heard him in the early 70s. He feels it when he sings it. My home boy from Michigan.
He played the prom of a friend of mine.
I appreciate the fact music from this era is still appreciated by todays generation. It’s music that touches you somewhere deep inside.
A Bob Seger show is a 2 hour sing along. The whole arena singing in one voice. It's pretty incredible.
9x Over my 51 years I have experienced exactly what you just Described,1 in Vegas and 8 x back home (Detroit), and it rings so true across the board, A legend. Thank you for your Post.
Was at Cobo Hall when he recorded the live album!
@Jim Smith Amen Bother.
I had the chance to see him 1980 or 81 and that sax solo at the end happened on the walkway right behind the section of seats I was seated in. Still right up there with the best concerts I’ve ever seen and that list includes Elvis, Dylan Rod Stewart and Billy Joel!
He was the show you took your chick to, as well.
4:50 that saxophone stopped Jamel right there in his tracks haha. Saxophone: “No, you will not pause the video!”
Alto Reed on sax
I thought that same thing. 😅
Haha it totally did
@@reidwigen2817 Reed's solos were short, but effective. Jamel should listen to some more Silver Bullet Band stuff.
Bob Seger to me has always been the working man's rocker. Springsteen always seemed to be running away from his roots, while Seger seemed to embrace them.
Bruce was kind of always that silver spooned upturned nose type trying to imitate the working mans feelings.
Couldn't agree with you more!
I’ve always thought of Bob as “ bar music” . Being from Michigan, he was on every jukebox in every bar in Michigan. Nothings better than sitting in a old bar , late at night, Smokey and Bob comes on the jukebox
Both valid forms of expression. I love both of these men in very different ways. Kings, both.
@@deuser I disagree in some parts. While yes, always on the jukebox in most bars, his music related in ways most cannot. Feel like a number, that makes ya think.
*pauses video
"This man's voice is incredible."
Oh, you just wait.
OH S**T, things just got serious. I love this song! It conveys emotions so well, just like all of Seger’s songs do. Bob Seger is one of America’s most underrated songwriters.
Personally I only found out about Bob Seger via Thin Lizzy. "This is a number recorded by Bob Seger, a number called Rosalie!"
One of the greats.
@@Borg1269 You know the story? Rosalie Trombley was the music director at top 40 radio station, CKLW, late 60s to early 80s. Station was in Canada, but could be heard well into Michigan and Ohio. She is said to have ignited careers of Kiss, Ted Nugent, Earth Wind and Fire, The Guess Who, and launched songs by Gordon Lightfoot, Paul Anka, BTO, Burton Cummings and even Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets". This song expressed Seger's frustration at his lack of play on the station at a certain point. They were friends, and she was generally a fan. Helped launch him beyond the Detroit region. But she never did play Rosalie.
When I see the lists people are posting of his songs, you realize what an awesome singer/songwriter he is. Such a unique and identifiable voice.
He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2012.
When Metallica covers your song, you're no one's long lost brother. You da man!
Jamel... I enjoyed this so much... all the more because even though we've never met, you feel like a friend I can listen to my songs with...
U said.. nvm
Lorrie Rabbit, same here !! Jamel is now a great friend.
That’s sweet. And kind of neat. I didn’t purposely rhyme that.
Perfectly said!!! I feel the exact same way!!! I especially loved his reaction to A Whiter Shade of Pale live in Denmark!!!! Awesome reaction!!!🤘🤘🤘💜💜💜🎶🎼🎵
Amen, that's exactly how I feel too.
Is it only me that, after almost 30-40 years, really begin understand what the meaning to the songs are? And that if you look back, they hold true today even more so.
Here’s your Bob Seger rabbit hole:
Hollywood Nights
Still the Same
Against the Wind
Like A Rock
We’ve Got Tonight
Her Strut (MUST DO SOON!!)
The Fire Down Below
Katmandu
Shame On The Moon
I think you forgot "Feel like a Number"
Fire lake probably his best
@@jimcreasser7720 Fire Lake..!
Back in '72
And you have barely scratched the surface of his discography. So deep.
I’ve heard that song a million times over the years, but it still, always, gives me chills and brings a tear. So glad you listened. Rock!
Same here! I'm 49 now and still get the goosebumps!
It was recorded live!
I do the song karaoke, they have a rule that If I don't approve only I can do it. I'm no Seger but the local bar loves my rendition. .
I've lived that song, it used to be pretty hazardous to be a man with long hair
I was moving a horse that I saved from becoming dog food about 4 hours away and it took 6 grown men almost an hour to get her in the trailer. My uncle was worried about her in the trailer alone and since I was the smallest I sat on hay for 4 house in a horse trailer. When we stopped to grab food we went into a bar that's famous for its hamburgers in San Antonio, NM The Owl then (The Buckhorn now) and when I walked in wind blown and my hair crazy and covered in horse shit and spit, everyone turned and looked at me. And right then I felt what Bob was signing about.
This song is a masterpiece, truly. I first heard it at about 12 years old (1973). Anyone who hasn't heard the cover of this song by Metallica (yes, I'm serious!) you are really missing out. Fantastic, both versions.
I heard the Metallica cover on garage inc before I heard this one. Love em both
*Most artists that's been around that long have, for the most part, lost their singing voice. But, not Bob. He still sounds amazing!!*
"Turn the Page" has an impact that cannot be touched. Ditto for Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street."
I’m with you on Baker Street, it’s timeless and always take me back to ‘78.
I’m more of “Get It Right Next Time” fan but sure agree with “Turn the Page!” What a good story, great song, and incredible recording & performance!
@@tonydelapa1911 "As Wise as a Serpent" is a very haunting piece.
Truth....love Baker Street.
Whenever I hear this song it makes me want to go for a long drive late at night.
Went to high school with a guy in the late 70's early 80's. He had a 90 cassette tape in his car that was nothing but "Turn The Page" over and over again. He gave me a ride home one day and had it playing. The tape screwed up and I asked him what he would listen to now? He reaches into the glove compartment and pulls out a 90 minute cassette tape. You guessed it, "Turn The Page" over and over again. Oh' yeah, the tape was marked, "Turn The Page #24."
That's the coolest thing I'll read all week. My boyfriend in 79-80 had a 67(?) pontiac with an 8 track player in it. The only tape I remember listening to was The Babys Head First
Awesome
Reads like a scene from a Tarantino movie. ; )
@ted ritola And then came Risky Business and ruined it. I loved that song when I first bought Stranger In Town. Seeing Tom Cruise in his briefs dancing or lip-synching (or whatever, I don't want to know), ruined a classic.
@@757optim Reminds me of the movie The Other Guys when Will Ferrell kept playing Little River Band in the car and Mark Wahlberg was ready to kill him ...
His facial expressions are just like mine listening to this song as a grown man after all the years of me rolling my eyes to it while my mother would blast this song. My mom had a bad ass taste in music and this song will ALWAYS remind me of her. Miss her every day.
Chuck, what a great story. I'll bet your mom is smiling every time you think of her because of a song you hear.
My kids are all grown but have called me during numerous "liquid fueled debates " about lyrics.
One of their oldest friends recently reminded me when I wouldn't let them out of the car until "Hotel California " finished. They needed to hear it. All of it
@@fighthypocrites7036 haha. I'm like that with my kids. Haha. My mother passed away in the beginning of this year. Exactly 10 days after my birthday. (was born on Elvis and David Bowies b-day.). My mother was a HUGE rock n roll nut. Turned me onto Pink Floyd (my fav)... The Beatles, you get the point. I won't leave my car if certain songs are on. That's just how it is. We won't get out of the car if Comfortably Numb is on until it fades out. And ESPECIALLY if the Beatles - A day in the life comes on. Once that piano crashes at the end, I literally will NOT turn the car off until it fades out. Even my local radio station will NOT cut that part short. Haha👍🏼
@@chucknorriss5452 Comfortably Numb is my favorite Pink Floyd song.
Eye rolling is good for kids. Builds strong ocular muscles.
@@fighthypocrites7036 haha. Amen to that.. Na, but I must say... My little ones don't really have a problem with it. They kinda love everything I love. I'm a big kid to them and they think I'm awesome. I'm sure that will all change a bit once they become teenagers. But for now, I'll take it. 👍🏼😂
THIS IS ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SONGS
It is timeless
Timeless song, sounds as good today as when it came out in the 70's.
One of the greats out of Detroit.....can you please play Making Thunderbirds
Yes in deed
He is IMHO the voice of America's heartland. When he was young he had an old soul. Turn the page is his best, but Night Moves, Against The Wind and Still the Same are all close seconds. All about yearning for more in the face of our mortality.
Wistful and hopeful at the same time.
I've wondered if the metal bands in the next generation were angry because there was no where left for dreams. Everything moved west, and by the 80s, where could you go?
He was sitting front row at a Detroit Pistons game years ago and they interviewed him. He was so humble and nice.
He puts gravel in his voice when it matters. A true gem
Seeger has what I like to call "road dirt" in his voice.
His voice really conveys how tiring and draining being a traveling musician can be
Andrew Miller BUT HE STILL TOURING!!!
I’ve seen him 15 times, It’s like CHURCH! 😀
Back before he made it BIG BIG, Bob used to do an insane amount of dates per year (upwards of 250, if I remember correctly).
True that ❤️
When this came out thought I would live forever but I know different now wish I could go back
The first time i heard this song I had just gotten my driver's license and i was on my way to work. I had to pull over to listen, i was so blown away. As soon as I got off work I dashed out and bought it and i wore that sucker out. We were able to see Bob in concert about 10 years ago and he still absolutely blows it away.
If you can ever get to see this man in concert, Please GO you will not be disapointed. So, So glad I get to see him back in the 1979. One of the Greatest singers and songwriters of all times.
"Main Street" is a must.
Bob Seger is an incredibly talented musician.
Facts!
The guitar in "Main Street" is probably the simplest, smokiest, sultriest, and strip joint sexy in rock history.
Came to request Main Street
@@EJ-tm1fe 1st song I tried to learn on guitar.
@@HardRockMaster7577 Hope you've mastered it!...
"Sounds like Michael McDonald's long lost cousin" is a connection that I had never thought of before, and it fits perfectly.
I know wasn't that perfect, I laughed my ass off when he said that. But it fits.
I love your videos, don't mind when you stop to comment. But you seemed as entranced as we ALL were, back in the 70s, listening to his fabulous voice singing this soulful song. Rendered you speechless, so to speak, what a tribute....best wishes to you, thanks for letting us enjoy your honest reactions.
His sacrifice, exhaustion, and weariness come through so beautifully. That horn lays up against his voice so well.
"Is that a woman or a man". So true that people used to say that, I heard that just about every day back then
It was that or you boys aren’t from around here are you.
Now if you hear it, the man woman transtesticle thing will scream at the sky and proclaim that they're a piece of whicker furniture.
@@hockeyteeth wow. fuck off transphobe.
@Allan Tidgwell it's not being an offense chaser. calling a trans person what he said is wrong.
I like turtles.......
Beautiful Loser is my favorite Seger song.... can't really go wrong with Rock and Roll never forgets and Still the same as well. I've always thought the best songs were never played enough. Turn the page was played every 5 minutes for a while so I got a little burned out. .. I haven't listened to this in forever! Thank you. .. I had forgotten just how good it was!
Because we are all a little bit older and less bolder that we used to be.
Beautiful Loser is an awesome song!!!
But only if you play Travelin’ Man together with Beautiful Loser.
@@alanpeterson4939 ha!! Very Awesome! !!! I very nearly said .... only listen if you play Kathmandu after...and Travelin man before! But I had already written and was too lazy to edit.
Till It Shines is a beautiful gem
I met Bob Seger In Northville Michigan a few times. He would pull up in the silver bullet band bus and stop at McDonald's restaurant after his tour or just before taking off on the road to start one. He bought me a burger 2 times. I was probably 6/7 years old, nice guy. His music has spanned at least 3 generations.
One of the greatest songs from one of the greatest singers ever!! His voice is soulful and smooth and that saxophone really sets the mood for the entire song. It's a perfect song.
Alto Reed. His sax player. Is a beast on sax. He has been with Bob for years.
He was great. One of many we lost in 2020...
Thankful i had the chance to see the farewell tour ,great show but this one song was wrth it
It’s too bad he passed recently... he was a true sax legend.🙌🏼
Was the guys name really 'Alto Reed'? Maybe the best name for a sax player I've ever seen
@@jaythompson5102 it sure was Alto Reed and he IS the sax player.
Jamel_AKA_Jamal, "Her Strut", "Feel Like A Number", "Hollywood Nights", "Against the Wind", "Mainstreet", "Come To Poppa" and "Beautiful Loser" are some good Bob Seger songs to review!
I know Like a Rock is always associated with an ad but that is a killer song. Kathmandu too
Hollywood Nights is a must.
@@daveingrey2615 You'll have fun with Horizontal Bop , Get out of Denver, Rock and Roll Never Forgets and of course the most famous Old Time Rock and Roll.
I agree "Feel Like A Number" and...
U.M.C.
"Making Thunderbirds"
"Sunspot Baby"
"Fire Down Below"
"Horizontal Bop"
Seger has so many great songs it is a shame classic rock stations have forgotten most of them.
Come to Papa. Famous final scene. Can't get wrong with any of them really
I grew up hearing Bob Seger singing in clubs as a kid, hanging outside of doors around Metro Detroit Area in the 60's. My son has seen him live at least 15 times. He's awesome
This is one of those songs that you can't help but to sing along with, especially the chorus.
Bob Seger will always be a favorite artist of mine. He threw the middle finger at the music industry and you gotta love it!
Yes he did!
My youngest son’s first concert with me!
Detroit in the house
back in 1976, after discharge from the Army, I rode my bicycle from Detroit to Ft Huachuca, Arizona, roundtrip, and being a Bob Seger fan since 1965, I had this tune in my mind for the 5,000 mile trip... When I went into restaurants and would feel these thoughts, I tried to stay clean and worked for a meal when I would do dishes or wash windows. I have personally known Bob all these years and he was always helpful when I wanted to cheer up a cancer patient, with maybe an autograph or a photo... to let them know he wanted to cheer them up. I wish him all the best, now that he has retired, and hope he and his family are doing well. God Bless Bob and Cheers, JP Bear, Plymouth Michigan.
Those of us who have been fans for decades love to see your honest reaction to this voice we love.
Bob Seger is a LEGEND. Honestly, you react to any of his songs and the impact is always soul deep.
this guy was told that he'd never make it with that voice.
Well then he was told by someone who's tone deaf.
@William Stefens To the back? Of the BANK I presume?
@William Stefens I do it too...you can back on it! LOL
HA! the music industry is FULL of idiot executives.
I was in Detroit, and in the audience; Mr Seger explained this was a new song on his album and by the way he’s taping us live!
Wow. Jelly.
Me too. D has the music!
Live Bullet still one of my all time favourite albums
Cobo Hall. The acoustics that night were perfect!
@@michaeljackson9564 - Cobo Arena. Cobo Hall was where the Auto Show was held.
I saw him twice in concert, and he sounded EXACTLY like this both times. This song brought down the house both times, the second concert the whole place sang along with him. He got a standing ovation after this song, which was not the last of the concert, for several minutes both times. Class act with enormous talent...
So happy to see you're listening to, Detroit's own, Bob Seger! Iconic, legendary, and one of our own! ♥ His expression in this song is melancholy conveying the loneliness of being on the road! ♥ This tune is great! Thank you, so much, for highlighting so much of Detroit's music! From Motown, to ALL of Michigan talent! ♥ Once again, Thank You!
This song was covered by Metallica as well. This and his other great song Against the Wind are my favs
A rare example of a cover being every bit as good as the original, very well done!
Really ? I have to check that out ! Must be awesome. Same type of gritty voice ! Thanks Meeple !
@@robertdavis5976 shinedown did simple man amazingly. In my opinion, if you haven't heard it check it out. Let me know what you think
On that same record Metallica did a good version of BOC's "Astronomy" and a better version of Thin Lizzy's "Whiskey in the Jar" that was better than the original IMO.
@@timturner3359 Good call sir, loved it!!
"Its like Michael McDonalds long lost cousin or something" -- nailed it
No, Michael McDonalds older brother maybe. Seger the original McDonald the wannabe.
Big bro little bro. Both of their vocal talent is unreal.. God given gift.
I was blessed to see him perform in the 70’s. The saxophone player swung out over the audience playing his heart out.
Thank you for reacting to who I consider the “Boss”.
Here here 🙏🏻❤️
THE FAMOUS FINAL SCENE - Bob Seger ....- 👍 ✌
Yes!
Absolutely, Jamel likes songwriting and that song is a master class!
Bob Seger has that timbre that makes you wonder why he didn't sing the blues as well. That is his catch..that blues voice in a rocker
He has, but they aren't well know like this one or many other great songs. Check out Tryin to live my life without you. That give an idea.
My Husband was a musician, he did all Of Seger's songs, sounded just like him! He had that gravely sound to his voice. I sure do miss hearing that voice. R.I.P. Baby! You're singing with Elvis now!
This recording was from the Live Bullet album. Recorded in Detroit ♥️
I grew up with his music. First time I saw him was at a bar when I was 16. (they let all the young girls in 🙄). He’s our home grown gem! Just a great soul who always remembered his roots. He still lives there now 🎶
Bob Seger, “Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man”, “Against the Wind”, “If I Were A Carpenter”
He has a soulful voice that for the last few decades been labeled "blue eyed soul" most embrace it but Darryl Hall from Hall and Oats rejects the term “I hate it; it’s a racist term, It assumes I’m coming from the outside. There’s always been that thing in America, where if you’re a white guy and you’re singing or playing in a black idiom, it’s like: ‘Why is he doing that? I grew up listening to the greats of Motown.. There is no color to soul. Soul music comes from the heart".
Gives me the chills. I met my husband when he was on the road with the band, our son followed in his footsteps. Thanks for doing this.
He's an amazing singer. The song is basically about how tough it is to be a rich, famous, hugely successful rock star and he manages to get you to feal sorry for him. That's talent!
Jamel_AKA_Jamal. How about mainstreet next? Pronounced “See-gur” You could spend several days covering Bob Seger songs. I’m 55 and have seen many concerts over the years but his is #1 on my list of all time! Thanks for the reaction!
So glad you found Bob Segar. “Hollywood Nights” and “Mainstreet” are also a must.
How can you hear that and not instantly want to hear it again, truly awesome.
Bob Seger is one of my all time favorites
This song is great I love all of his music
How about Seger's Roll Me Away? I cry every time I hear it because it was played over the closing credits of the film "Mask".
Patrick Collins Mask! So good!
That movie gets me every time. It’s got a couple of Seger songs in it
God, I was so mad when I saw the later editions that cut the Seger out. It's not right.
darastarscream right ? I saw that version once....not the same.
laura kali as opposed to still the same? Lol sorry couldn’t resist
You HAVE to do Bob Segar “ Roll Me Away “ my favorite of all of bob segar
One of the songs on every truck drivers favorite list...relate so much
I just knew you would react with "Stank Face" when that 🎷 kicked in....
Never Stop 😎
✌ ❤ ☁ 🍻
Bob is the man! Even in his seventys he’s still rocking today.👍🏻👍🏻
I just discovered this channel by having the Edmond Fitzgerald recommended and enjoyed your reaction so I watched another one, The Great Gig in the Sky. When you said “oh there are no lyrics, she’s just singing her soul. I get it!”, I subbed and have been bingeing for the past hour
Jamal makes me so wish I could here these song first the first time again!
R.I.P. Alto Reed, saxophone and friend for Bob for over 20 years. The songs Bob Seger has written {and performed} could stand on their own as poetry. His unique choice of words or phrases always say exactly what he wants the song to say.
When you see Bob in concert, and that sax rips out your heart, the whole place quietly erupts.
His voice just sits in the pocket. Just perfect for what he's singing about.
Alto Reed was in my dental office a while back and much to my surprise he brought the sax from this song. He played this song and the whole office, patients and staff went nuts. He was a great guy and is missed. Rest In Peace.
Wow great story! Bet some people were very very happy they went to the frickin' DENTIST that out-of-the-blue, SPECTACULAR DAY!!
Always brings back memories of driving cross country from Tennessee to Washington state, and this was one of the the few tapes I had. Never got old.
Seger has some of the best live performances just like this one.. One take.. No edits.
The words you are looking for is gravitas & authenticity
I love that you're listening to this ❤️ I listened to Bob Segar when I was teenager.
Bob Seger wrote, sang, and performed live so many great songs. The sax part by Chris “Alto” Reed pierces you.
True story: when I was in college, a girl who lived in my dorm was dating Bob's guitarist. Most folk didn't know anyone in the band other than Bob Seger and one day he came to pick her up wearing a jacket that read "BOB SEGER AND THE SILVER BULLET BAND GUITARIST" on the back. I thought to myself you know, without that jacket, I'd never pick him out of a crowd. ;)
Joe Blow Never thought about it....so true!
Thank you for reacting to this song. Is it SOULFUL or what?? “Live Bullet” (Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band) is timeless. Growing up in Michigan, where Bob is from, most of my friends had 2 copies: for home and car. In the midwest, before he became famous he was what Springsteen was to New Jersey before he became famous. I was lucky to see him live a couple of times in the ‘75-‘77 era. Sax player’s name is “Alto Reed.” Dude was all-in.
that sax gives me chills every time I hear it
In those days we could really feel the whole song and just melt into it.
Was born in '75 but I never heard this until the early '90s. I still feel it. I never listen to it once or twice, I have to listen to it at least 7 or 8 times in a row.
Listening to Bob Seger is like eating comfort food.
Yes!’ Exactly ❤❤❤❤
Bob Seger is one of the best ever [FULL STOP] and this was one of my favorite albums as a kid in the '70s.
However, this is the LIVE version from the 1976 album LIVE BULLET. The studio version from the 1973 album Back in '72, though a great song, it's no where near as awesome as this live version.
My dad’s music tastes shaped mine from a very young age. I’m now 46, almost 47 and will still listen to ANYTHING Bob Seger thanks to Dad’s influence. He’s still with me, thankfully. But I appreciate his influence on my own musical tastes, probably more than he will ever realizes.
The sax got em!!!! I love that he almost broke his own arm he snapped it back so quick🤙
Ok Essential Bob Seger , not counting the two you have done, "Still the Same" "Against the Wind" "Her Strut" "We've Got Tonight""Old Time Rock and Roll"
Still the same is one of the best songs ever. It's my Vegas song.
Hollywood Nights, Main Street.
@@cryhwks Yeah glaring omissions to my list
I like all of the ones you listed and many more, The Kenny Rogers / Sheena Easton version of We've Got Tonight is pretty damned good too.
Seger is a good man. He took several years off touring to care for a sick child , just doing local shows. When things were good, he resumed his career. Old Time Rock and Roll is his song.
This is live people....
LIVE ! 😎🎙 5:44
One of our greatest songwriters, singers, performers, artists & yes story teller ✌😎 Mr. Bob Seger
Alright here’s what I like about you AKA, everyone who feels it, feels it in the right spots, and you feel that shit...genuine my man.
Truly one of the greatest rock performers ever-although often overlooked in comparison to other major bands.
you're moving to the beat and you realize Bob's vocals are the beat. that's smooth right there.
Bob Seger has a tremendous narrative gift; his songs tell stories that are true to the heart because we've all lived them. His voice is perfect for telling those stories. You feel that road-weariness from any road trip you've made.
I've had this song stuck in my head the whole day. Played Metallica's version in the car, played this version at home later, and now one of my facebook connections shared this reaction video to his timeline leading me to your channel. I might start to think the universe is trying to tell me something... Anyway, you gained a follower. Thank you.