Thank You Neal Doughty for who You Are..... You've reached out to billions of people.....changed lives and inspired us Positivity Well done, good Sir, Well Done
Hey you can say what you want but as far as his singing it sounds damn near as good as it did in the 80s yes he's struggling a little bit but that's to be expected with age but there's not much difference in his voice
I saw REO on the high infidelity tour in 1980 ! Kevin is struggling a bit on vocals but hey none of us from this era are teenagers anymore. All in all a great Job. So glad thier still performing and Rocking !
Oh Please... Compared to "many" others his age out there "trying" to tour, (Vince Neil, John Bon Jovi, etc.) he sounds amazing for his age, so give him a break!
I agree with JN Classic Rock Group on RUclips....I just recently watched 'Behind The Music' on REO Speedwagon and to know that they are STILL playing live to this day...it's AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@JJ4848 Even when his voice was good it really wasn't that strong. He had Richie Sambora singing backup vocals. One of the best in the business. Him and Michael Anthony.
I think they sound very good. They’ve made some adjustments - the song is a little slower and I’m sure they’ve moved it down an octave or whatever that is. And he still clearly pronounces the words. Two thumbs up!
If REO could have followed the blueprint of their first 3 albums,they would have been much bigger than they were. My all time favorite album by them is REO 2 .Listen to it from beginning to end you'll see what I mean.To be perfectly honest, the band took too much of a popish sound with all the ballads, just too many. And, as much as I love ❤ this band,when they put out TAKE IT ON THE 🏃♀️ RUN, I RAN!!!!
Honestly, if they didn’t come out with Hi Infidelity which had take it on the run and keep on loving you, they would be done. That was their last chance with the record company. That was the 10th album. Clearly people weren’t catching on to their first three. Personally I think that their 1978 album with time for me to fly and roll with the changes should have been their national break out
@@JJ4848 well I think the album 9 Lives had Back On The ROAD AGAIN. Which was sang by the bassist, was a decent album. While Keep On Loving ❤ You, and Take It On the Run were classic REO 🎵 songs. I guess I was looking for an album that stood out like REO2, 👍 just couldn't ROLL WILL THE CHANGES!!! LOL BTW REO ,had 3 different vocalists, Michael Murphy sang on RIDING THE STORM OUT,which was a decent album 👌, Terry Lutrell was the vocalist on there debut album, which was really good 👍 Kevin CRONIN joined them after the first album.
Love or hate the pop sound with the ballads, that is what made them big bucks and keeps them relevant to this day. That said, the old stuff like Ridin' the Storm Out and Keep Pushin' On for example, is solid gold!
Saw REO in 2017 with Styx and Don Felder. Styx was the highlight of the show. REO stunk up the place. Kevin's voice sounded like a cartoon voice. Amato's guitar was way too loud. REO headlined the show and we left.
We miss Garry Ritchrath Rest In Peace best guitarist of Reo Speedwagon
Thank You Neal Doughty for who You Are.....
You've reached out to billions of people.....changed lives and inspired us Positivity
Well done, good Sir, Well Done
Hey you can say what you want but as far as his singing it sounds damn near as good as it did in the 80s yes he's struggling a little bit but that's to be expected with age but there's not much difference in his voice
LOVE THIS SONG WITH A PASSION...IT NEVER GETS OLD 🥰🥰🥰😇😇😇
I saw REO on the high infidelity tour in 1980 ! Kevin is struggling a bit on vocals but hey none of us from this era are teenagers anymore. All in all a great Job. So glad thier still performing and Rocking !
Oh Please... Compared to "many" others his age out there "trying" to tour, (Vince Neil, John Bon Jovi, etc.) he sounds amazing for his age, so give him a break!
I said he was struggling a bit which he was. I also said he was doing a great job for his age. Learn how to read and interpret what you read
@@Jeffnardo62 This is the hardest song for him to sing that they play. Its really only the beginning that sounds tired imo
@@Jeffnardo62 lets see u sing lame
I agree with JN Classic Rock Group on RUclips....I just recently watched 'Behind The Music' on REO Speedwagon and to know that they are STILL playing live to this day...it's AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice to see that the security has the best seat .. why am I hear :)
Thank God Bon Jovi isn't on this bill. His pipes are gone.
Whose? Bon jovi?
@@JJ4848 The has been that likes taking people's money for impersonating a rock star
@@williamobrien819 Yea saw some videos from Bon Jovi his voice is terrible now. It’s a shame
@@JJ4848 Even when his voice was good it really wasn't that strong. He had Richie Sambora singing backup vocals. One of the best in the business. Him and Michael Anthony.
As much as I've always loved REO and saw them in concert frequently throughout the years, Kevin has to give it up for sure.
REO is nearing retirement. Styx is far better. Styx should close every show on this tour.
Everybody gets old. It's too bad. Hopefully this music hasn't.
Styx never been the same since
Dennis Deyoung left the band
It's really phenomenal everything seems to fit with you I mean truly it does even now and having you know
Many many memories and yes they are not the same but,they still sounds fantastic,hey everybody is getting old but listening to the best music ever.
I think they sound very good. They’ve made some adjustments - the song is a little slower and I’m sure they’ve moved it down an octave or whatever that is. And he still clearly pronounces the words. Two thumbs up!
Talk to much…….Sing or not sign….
Audio 10/10 - Vioeo = Potato out of 10
Great memories and forever memories
Love this song
Magic
À la bonne soupe ! 🍵
If REO could have followed the blueprint of their first 3 albums,they would have been much bigger than they were. My all time favorite album by them is REO 2 .Listen to it from beginning to end you'll see what I mean.To be perfectly honest, the band took too much of a popish sound with all the ballads, just too many. And, as much as I love ❤ this band,when they put out TAKE IT ON THE 🏃♀️ RUN, I RAN!!!!
they didn't miss you
@@royharper2003 I appreciate your honesty.
Honestly, if they didn’t come out with Hi Infidelity which had take it on the run and keep on loving you, they would be done. That was their last chance with the record company. That was the 10th album. Clearly people weren’t catching on to their first three. Personally I think that their 1978 album with time for me to fly and roll with the changes should have been their national break out
@@JJ4848 well I think the album 9 Lives had Back On The ROAD AGAIN. Which was sang by the bassist, was a decent album. While Keep On Loving ❤ You, and Take It On the Run were classic REO 🎵 songs. I guess I was looking for an album that stood out like REO2, 👍 just couldn't ROLL WILL THE CHANGES!!! LOL BTW REO ,had 3 different vocalists, Michael Murphy sang on RIDING THE STORM OUT,which was a decent album 👌, Terry Lutrell was the vocalist on there debut album, which was really good 👍 Kevin CRONIN joined them after the first album.
Love or hate the pop sound with the ballads, that is what made them big bucks and keeps them relevant to this day. That said, the old stuff like Ridin' the Storm Out and Keep Pushin' On for example, is solid gold!
Saw REO in 2017 with Styx and Don Felder. Styx was the highlight of the show. REO stunk up the place. Kevin's voice sounded like a cartoon voice. Amato's guitar was way too loud. REO headlined the show and we left.
blast from the past... completely out of sync