I was born and raised in Grand Rapids, and we went to Tigers games regularly!! Saw Hitsville, U.S.A. house, the home of Motown!! This is vintage Bob, circa 1969!! His voice aged like a fine wine!! One of my favorites!!
Seger's first hit. 1968. Same year as CCR. Friend Glen Frey, later with The Eagles, on guitar and backing vocals. Seger covered John Fogerty's "Fortunate Son" in 1986. And they recorded his "Who'll stop the Rain" as a duet in 2013.
I've seen a lot of these reaction videos, never saw someone play the song a second time through. Love the response - didn't gloss it over to jump to the next song, didn't get overly lost in the production, well played sir...
You can never be sure what you will hear next from Bob Seger. Not sure I ever remember you listening to a song twice! Is your neck OK? You were going to town there LOL... Thanks Pat for doing this. Stay safe & stay strong! 💜💜
Bob doesn't have a bad song! I may prefer some over others. Just depends on what mood I need Bob to put me in! Live Bullet and Nine Tonight are the best being live. Live Bullet is the greatest live LP ever! Born and raised in SW Michigan.
This was a big hit in Michigan when he was still playing the bars and county fairs in the late 60s and early 70s. Heavy Music and 2+2 were other hits at the time. The Live from Cobo Hall album revived this as a hit. This is the 45 version, not the version that was popular later.
This was one of his firsts and he was known as The Bob Seger System (1969)....was so great and then he was gone. . Then a couple of years later he was back and became a huge success.
Brother, you have to listen to both his live albums in their entirety, even if it’s not on a reaction video. You won’t be disappointed and I personally think most of his songs sound better live than studio.
"You can have your funky world, I'll se ya 'round"... Potent lyrics in 1969. "I ain't good lookin' - but you know I ain't shy, Ain't afraid to look a girl - right in the eye"... Potent lyrics to this day. Airplay still demanded short songs to get played in those days. Katmandu or Hollywood Nights for more rockers by Bob.
Hello Pat, Ramblin Gamblin Man was Bob Seger's 1st studio album. It was released 1969. He did sing it in 1968. Hope you're having a great day. I enjoy watching the reactions with you.
My most fave Bob Seger song of all!!! It rocks to the moon and back!!!Also one if my most fave back up singing of all time! It all rocks!!! We usta do some great dancing to this one - and play it over and over! 🎶✌️🎶❣️🎶😎🎶
I grew up about an hour outside Motown in the '60s and '70's. Better music never existed anywhere or anytime. A big shout out to The Silver Bullet Band .......they could really rock.
His original hit but this was a popular radio hit before CCR had their first ones. Detroit had a history of rock'n'rollers but in the mid-60s, it was Motown that dominated that landscape. This hit was an exploding force reminding folks that Detroit was also rock. Playing this song by garage bands demanded (1) a solid organist (and keyboard!) and (2) backup singers. Bands who could do this were also doing Stevie Winwood's GIMME GOOD LOVING.
I know I'm late to the party but that's Gimme some Lovin by the Spencer Davis Group with Steve Winwood. You're absolutely correct though. I watched my dad and uncle rehearsing for all of those songs back in the late 70's and developed a love for all music of that era. I can't do anything modern anymore, it's just soulless and formula driven.
It's early of his 1st album.... Its just a pure in your face rock , raw, & hard hitting with Mister Glenn Frye ( R.I.P ) on backup vocals ! It's a very short song but still one of my favorites..... because it's non-stop Rock-n-Roll cool ✌😎 Yes very raw... that's the best part & before the Silver Bullet Band Check-out some of the video's for this song.... you will see a very young baby faced Bob but still belting some of that ole time Rock-n-Roll that made him one of the best !`😎🎙 ( Ramblin Gamblin Man Live 1970 ) Looks likes a High School kid doing a perfect impression on Bob..... the funny thing... IT IS BOB ! ! 😎🎙 "WOW" You could see he was on the doorstep of greatness✌😎 Also it's well worth checking out Kid Rocks induction speech for Bob & The Silver Bullet Band into the ( completely messed up R & R HOF ) .....but they sure got it right this time around ! 🎙
First song from his first album. He had some minor hits prior to this but was never hailed outside the Detroit area. His second album "Noah" came out soon after. He also began fighting with record executives at this time. Bob knew what he wanted to do and felt constrained by the business of the industry. His third album "Mongrel" landed him a hit with "Lucifer" but there isn't much from those two albums that even Seger fans are aware of. Bob was becoming disillusioned. He picked up his guitar and sat at his piano and did an album all by himself next. It's called "Brand New Morning" and he has since distanced himself from it but you at least need to listen to the title track to get an idea of where Bob's head was at the time. He then decided to produce an album of all remakes called "Smokin' O.P.'s" Taken from the slang of smoking (O)ther (P)eople's cigarettes. This refreshed him somewhat. Bob was finding his mojo again. "Back In '72" and "Seven" followed soon after and you could see that he was finding himself and his sound. Lots of good stuff off of those two albums. Including the studio version of "Turn the Page" which most people have never heard before. It's more piano heavy and less saxophone. I almost prefer it to the live version. Slightly different vibe. Great song either way. Then came "Beautiful Loser." Chock full of hits but Bob still wasn't a national name. He then recorded a live album at Cobo Hall in Detroit. (Amazingly everyone alive at the time was in the audience. Or so they claim. If true Cobo would have needed to seat at least a million people) It's called "Live Bullet" and it propelled him into the national spotlight. What you've heard so far is all post-Live Bullet when Bob was at the top of his game. The raw sound you hear here is all over his early stuff. Bob always had 'it.' He has just refined and improved it over the years. One of my favorite artists of all time. Keep going. You aren't even close to being finished. Safe travels.
Cool reaction. This one's from '68, when they were known as The Bob Seger System. ……. Here's a request for "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser" from the "Live Bullet" album. It's got it all!
Still more to go...got to witness the greatness of Fire Lake (the Eagles on backup vocals); you’ll hear a new direction he was taking his music. Fire Lake You’ll Accompany Me
This little whole in the wall store in Philly had a juke box with only 2 good songs on it. Magic Carpet Ride. And this one, which we played endlessly. He was the Bob Seger System then. Seger song I like.."Come To Papa"
This is the first song of his that managed to get serious radio play, and helped pave the way Beautiful Loser. The big time hit when Live Bullet and Night Moves dropped.
First 45 I ever bought with my own money, 1969. The B side was a song called Noah. Still love this song, no idea where the record went to? Blame it on the 70s.
Brother you need to examine bob Seger's whole career or at least from 1966-74. You must start with the 1966 song that was a hit in Detroit but other stations refused to play it around the country because of its lyrics and the name of that song is east side story. Check out the video and listen to the lyrics, take care mate
Lol!! "Let's listen to that again"! Subscribed a couple of wks ago & I know Jack abt gaming~ But you're alright with the tunes here, Crocodile Dundee~ Lol~;)
@@PatrolNation 😉Then my job here is done!😂Always find Aussies 2 be friendly & always thought I'd fit in down under in the fmr prison colony! Watch alot of Aussie films~🤘G'day!😄
Loved this first time I heard in 68 or 69. Still do, definitely ahead of it's time. Good point regarding John Fogerty he would do a great cover of this. Tho this is awesome 😎
This was Bob Seger in 1969, when it was The Bob Seger System. Only 4 members at that time, obviously no horn section. NEXT UP: "Traveling Man/Beautiful Loser" but PLEASE make sure it's the "Live Bullet" version. Seriously the transition between the 2 songs are 2 or 3 minutes of the best live rock ever recorded. After that there are a number of songs of "Live Bullet" that really need to be heard. Get out of Denver, Katmandu, Heavy Music (this was actuallys Bobs first "hit" just missing the top 100 in 1966) and Jody Girl. Ah heck, just do the whole album! lol
This is more of the sound I remember him being as the rocker. It's funny it's his sound to me but I was a teenager at the time. I believe it was the first song on the first album.
If this doesn't get your motor running, you got no soul, need to check if you have a reflection in the mirror. Seger and the late great Glen Frey of the Eagles were friends, with Glen contributing back-up vocals on this tune. They just do not make music like this today.
Feel Like a Number will make you understand where Bob came from. It links his older stuff to his newer stuff. I guarantee you, you won't be disappointed.
bOB sEGERS EARLY WORK WAS SO RAW, FUNKY, AND SOUFUL. Sorry, caps lock was on. didn't mean to "yell"! Anywho, Seger is amazing with so many kinds of songs.
A couple more rockers"sunspot baby","Betty Lou's getting out tonight","Katmandu" a couple more slow ones"shame on the moon","we've got tonight","famous final scene"glad you listened twice to this one my only complaint is it's too short. Keep digging my friend ☮️
He sounds like a different artist on BV every song. This was his first national hit more than 50 years ago ... Before he exploded with Live Bullet and Night Moves. Glenn Frye if The Eagles was singing backup. Still in my top five after all these years. Bob is the real deal. Not a pretentious bone in his body. Keep on rocking Seger.
YOU NEED MORE SEGER STUFF PAT??? LOL :) HERE ARE A FEW FROM : STRANGER IN TOWN: ( TILL IT SHINES, FEEL LIKE A NUMBER, WE'VE GOT TONIGHT. THERE'S 3 FOR NOW
I was born and raised in Grand Rapids, and we went to Tigers games regularly!! Saw Hitsville, U.S.A. house, the home of Motown!! This is vintage Bob, circa 1969!! His voice aged like a fine wine!! One of my favorites!!
This song blasted out from CKLW AM RADIO back then thru out Detroit and it really took off!
Seger's first hit. 1968. Same year as CCR. Friend Glen Frey, later with The Eagles, on guitar and backing vocals.
Seger covered John Fogerty's "Fortunate Son" in 1986. And they recorded his "Who'll stop the Rain" as a duet in 2013.
Saw him live in 68 touring this album
@@jackempson3044 My relatives seen him playing at a Michigan High school dance a few yrs earlier.
I've seen a lot of these reaction videos, never saw someone play the song a second time through. Love the response - didn't gloss it over to jump to the next song, didn't get overly lost in the production, well played sir...
MY Favorite Bob Seger tune, a tribute to old Motown tunes. Simply GREAT, enough said.
You can never be sure what you will hear next from Bob Seger. Not sure I ever remember you listening to a song twice! Is your neck OK? You were going to town there LOL... Thanks Pat for doing this. Stay safe & stay strong! 💜💜
Bob doesn't have a bad song! I may prefer some over others. Just depends on what mood I need Bob to put me in! Live Bullet and Nine Tonight are the best being live. Live Bullet is the greatest live LP ever!
Born and raised in SW Michigan.
It’s Rock an Roll my friend! Listen to those drums and that raspy voice with the organ ….
From his first album,Bob Seger System 1968 or 1969, same album as 2+2! Very early Bob!!!
This was a big hit in Michigan when he was still playing the bars and county fairs in the late 60s and early 70s. Heavy Music and 2+2 were other hits at the time. The Live from Cobo Hall album revived this as a hit. This is the 45 version, not the version that was popular later.
This was one of his firsts and he was known as The Bob Seger System (1969)....was so great and then he was gone. . Then a couple of years later he was back and became a huge success.
His music always made me move my feet. Big big fan. Thanks so much.
Brother, you have to listen to both his live albums in their entirety, even if it’s not on a reaction video. You won’t be disappointed and I personally think most of his songs sound better live than studio.
Agreed!
Touche', Live Bullet will change your life forever.
This song is definitely better live. The mix on the studio version is off, and his vocal delivery on the live version just flows smoother.
"You can have your funky world,
I'll se ya 'round"...
Potent lyrics in 1969.
"I ain't good lookin' - but you know I ain't shy,
Ain't afraid to look a girl - right in the eye"...
Potent lyrics to this day.
Airplay still demanded short songs to get played in those days.
Katmandu or Hollywood Nights for more rockers by Bob.
Hello Pat, Ramblin Gamblin Man was Bob Seger's 1st studio album. It was released 1969. He did sing it in 1968. Hope you're having a great day. I enjoy watching the reactions with you.
My most fave Bob Seger song of all!!! It rocks to the moon and back!!!Also one if my most fave back up singing of all time! It all rocks!!! We usta do some great dancing to this one - and play it over and over! 🎶✌️🎶❣️🎶😎🎶
I grew up about an hour outside Motown in the '60s and '70's. Better music never existed anywhere or anytime. A big shout out to The Silver Bullet Band .......they could really rock.
His original hit but this was a popular radio hit before CCR had their first ones. Detroit had a history of rock'n'rollers but in the mid-60s, it was Motown that dominated that landscape. This hit was an exploding force reminding folks that Detroit was also rock. Playing this song by garage bands demanded (1) a solid organist (and keyboard!) and (2) backup singers. Bands who could do this were also doing Stevie Winwood's GIMME GOOD LOVING.
I know I'm late to the party but that's Gimme some Lovin by the Spencer Davis Group with Steve Winwood. You're absolutely correct though. I watched my dad and uncle rehearsing for all of those songs back in the late 70's and developed a love for all music of that era. I can't do anything modern anymore, it's just soulless and formula driven.
It's early of his 1st album.... Its just a pure in your face rock , raw, & hard hitting with Mister Glenn Frye ( R.I.P ) on backup vocals ! It's a very short song but still one of my favorites..... because it's non-stop Rock-n-Roll cool ✌😎
Yes very raw... that's the best part & before the Silver Bullet Band
Check-out some of the video's for this song.... you will see a very young baby faced Bob but still belting some of that ole time Rock-n-Roll that made him one of the best !`😎🎙 ( Ramblin Gamblin Man Live 1970 ) Looks likes a High School kid doing a perfect impression on Bob..... the funny thing... IT IS BOB ! ! 😎🎙 "WOW" You could see he was on the doorstep of greatness✌😎
Also it's well worth checking out Kid Rocks induction speech for Bob & The Silver Bullet Band into the ( completely messed up R & R HOF ) .....but they sure got it right this time around ! 🎙
I agree, play it twice; I'm pretty sure, back when I first heard it, I did the same.
This was his first hit (1969)
Firsts are good
The true hidden gem from seger. Early early seger I think late 60’s. My favorite seger song
First song from his first album. He had some minor hits prior to this but was never hailed outside the Detroit area.
His second album "Noah" came out soon after. He also began fighting with record executives at this time. Bob knew what he wanted to do and felt constrained by the business of the industry. His third album "Mongrel" landed him a hit with "Lucifer" but there isn't much from those two albums that even Seger fans are aware of. Bob was becoming disillusioned.
He picked up his guitar and sat at his piano and did an album all by himself next. It's called "Brand New Morning" and he has since distanced himself from it but you at least need to listen to the title track to get an idea of where Bob's head was at the time.
He then decided to produce an album of all remakes called "Smokin' O.P.'s" Taken from the slang of smoking (O)ther (P)eople's cigarettes. This refreshed him somewhat.
Bob was finding his mojo again.
"Back In '72" and "Seven" followed soon after and you could see that he was finding himself and his sound. Lots of good stuff off of those two albums. Including the studio version of "Turn the Page" which most people have never heard before. It's more piano heavy and less saxophone. I almost prefer it to the live version. Slightly different vibe. Great song either way.
Then came "Beautiful Loser." Chock full of hits but Bob still wasn't a national name.
He then recorded a live album at Cobo Hall in Detroit. (Amazingly everyone alive at the time was in the audience. Or so they claim. If true Cobo would have needed to seat at least a million people) It's called "Live Bullet" and it propelled him into the national spotlight.
What you've heard so far is all post-Live Bullet when Bob was at the top of his game. The raw sound you hear here is all over his early stuff. Bob always had 'it.' He has just refined and improved it over the years.
One of my favorite artists of all time.
Keep going. You aren't even close to being finished.
Safe travels.
The original version from about 1968 by The Bob Seger System, have the 45 rpm record.
Loving these reactions to Bob. Please check out “Still the Same”, “Fire Lake”, “Beautiful Loser”...the great songs are endless.
Must do Travelin Man/Beautiful Loser live! The transition is a killer.
Live Bullet is what you need! Voted by Rolling Stone magazine as the best live album ever
This is early Seger-1969! Vintage Bob!!
Cool reaction. This one's from '68, when they were known as The Bob Seger System. ……. Here's a request for "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser" from the "Live Bullet" album. It's got it all!
1969 he was Bob Seger System, 3 piece band organ guitar, drums.
Traveling Man and Beautiful Loser....Nutbush City Limits....Feel Like A Number...classic Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band
All his songs are great but I really love the early stuff like 2+2=?, Lucifer, BoDiddley, get out of Denver and Back in '72.
It's a Detroit Soul sound kinda like Mitch Ryder a And the Detroit wheels.
Yep! He needs to listen to Mitch. He also rocks it outa the park!! "Devil With A Blue Dress" Heck yeah!!!🎶❣️🎶✌️🎶
Off the seat and rocking it is.
Evan earlier East side story, persecution smith , heavy music and 2+2 is on my mind all greats very few have heard
Those are great songs if you are a true Bob Seger fan you will know those songs
It was his first big hit, he developed after this first hit. And added more instruments and back up vocals
The entire Live Bullet album is epic!
Sounds a lot like it did on the eight track in my ‘72 VW back in the day...
The live version of this song is even better.
Still more to go...got to witness the greatness of Fire Lake (the Eagles on backup vocals); you’ll hear a new direction he was taking his music.
Fire Lake
You’ll Accompany Me
Nobody ever reacts to the live bullet version of Segers songs. Which are the ones played on the radio for 40 years
I’m from the Detroit area and grew up on Seger. Here he’s trying to channel Van Morrison who was one of Bob’s heroes.
If you're not familiar with it ....wait till you hear the guitar riff on "Her Strut". One of the best guitar riffs ever - in my opinion !
Check out "Live Bullet " LP recorded in hometown Detroit. Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser can't be beat!
I still have this album in my truck for years. I turn it up loud as it will go I get lost in the music just driving
I still have this album in my truck for years. Turn it up loud as it will go and get lost in the music while I'm driving
This man just does not have a bad song and this is one of my favorites by him! He takes you to church on Sunday and you don't even need a nice suit😂
Bob Seger and the Last Heard "Heavy Music" parts 1&2 released in 1967, I believe.
The Detroit city madman. Love your video's in Glasgow my man! Bob Seger is the shit
atta boy Pat, when you hear a song that good for the first time....go ahead and listen to it twice! then maybe a couple more times 8).
You can go back just a little bit more and grab 2 + 2 Is on My Mind. Great song.
Please react to Feel like a number. One of his BEST
I like how you played it twice, just like we used to do with our 45s
Early Bob Seger, GreatTune, Tribute to Detroit R&B.
Listen to the live version on the album "Bob Seger and The Silver Bullitt Band Live." It flat out Rocks this song.
Absolutely...as great as this is, the live version has even more power, more punch, more flow, and better vocal delivery.
This little whole in the wall store in Philly had a juke box with only 2 good songs on it. Magic Carpet Ride. And this one, which we played endlessly. He was the Bob Seger System then. Seger song I like.."Come To Papa"
Smokin OPs was his best album. Heavy Music, Bo Diddley, Turn On Your Lovelight, Love The One Your With.
You’ve got to play the 1976 bob Seger live bullet album if you want to hear bob seger at his absolute best!!!!!
Was released as a 45 under Bob Seger System
I'm going to keep asking until somebody reacts to a live version of Katmandu
Half of each of Bob's albums was recorded in Muscle Shoals
That was the, "Bob Seger System", (1969) coolest band name ever. Predates the Silver Bullet Band. The other hit was, "Heavy Music", same raw sound.
Whenever I hear this song I dance like no one is looking!
So damn good you need to hear it twice 👍
This is the first song of his that managed to get serious radio play, and helped pave the way Beautiful Loser. The big time hit when Live Bullet and Night Moves dropped.
First 45 I ever bought with my own money, 1969. The B side was a song called Noah. Still love this song, no idea where the record went to? Blame it on the 70s.
Love the Seger reactions 👍
If you like that, try "Nine Tonight" on Nine Tonight, the live album.
This is his sound, this his how he started. you just happen to be going backwards in his discography
1960’s garage band banger!!
Brother you need to examine bob Seger's whole career or at least from 1966-74. You must start with the 1966 song that was a hit in Detroit but other stations refused to play it around the country because of its lyrics and the name of that song is east side story. Check out the video and listen to the lyrics, take care mate
Yo this song gave me some speeding tickets the other day🤦♂️!! This song again makes you wanna speed!!!
Lol!! "Let's listen to that again"! Subscribed a couple of wks ago & I know Jack abt gaming~ But you're alright with the tunes here, Crocodile Dundee~ Lol~;)
This comment made me laugh out loud.
@@PatrolNation 😉Then my job here is done!😂Always find Aussies 2 be friendly & always thought I'd fit in down under in the fmr prison colony! Watch alot of Aussie films~🤘G'day!😄
Bob has lots of sounds.
Loved this first time I heard in 68 or 69. Still do, definitely ahead of it's time. Good point regarding John Fogerty he would do a great cover of this. Tho this is awesome 😎
try eastside story, Heavy Music , and 2 + 2 ,early seger .you will love them
And persecution Smith
that song was Bob Segers first song ,around 1969,Im pretty sure
He was very influenced by Motown which came from his Hometown of Detroit
His hometown is actually Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor is 45 mins away from Detroit.
Henry Ford Hospital Detroit
Glenn Frey of thr Eagles was one of the background vocalist
This is early Bob Seger. Late 60's. Before his music changed to mostly ballads by the mid 70's
Kinda blows your freaking mind, doesn't it. 😉👀
This was Bob Seger in 1969, when it was The Bob Seger System. Only 4 members at that time, obviously no horn section. NEXT UP: "Traveling Man/Beautiful Loser" but PLEASE make sure it's the "Live Bullet" version. Seriously the transition between the 2 songs are 2 or 3 minutes of the best live rock ever recorded. After that there are a number of songs of "Live Bullet" that really need to be heard. Get out of Denver, Katmandu, Heavy Music (this was actuallys Bobs first "hit" just missing the top 100 in 1966) and Jody Girl. Ah heck, just do the whole album! lol
This is more of the sound I remember him being as the rocker. It's funny it's his sound to me but I was a teenager at the time. I believe it was the first song on the first album.
If this doesn't get your motor running, you got no soul, need to check if you have a reflection in the mirror. Seger and the late great Glen Frey of the Eagles were friends, with Glen contributing back-up vocals on this tune. They just do not make music like this today.
Feel Like a Number will make you understand where Bob came from. It links his older stuff to his newer stuff. I guarantee you, you won't be disappointed.
Anything off of Live Bullit. "Get out of Denver, City Limits, Traveling Man/beautiful Loser, Etc.
Sounds more like it 's in the style of The Allman Bros than CCR. I can see and hear Greg Allman with his funky, soulful voice singing this for sure.
This predates the Allman Bros and is vintage Bob. As other have said, Bob loved Motown. Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels are great from that era.
EXTREME bonus points for anyone who can tell me what the last words on the 8 track “Live Bullet” were? Hint***Words that I live by😊✌️
Here's one for you that gets forgotten alot....Even Now. It's in the same vein as Roll Me Away. You won't be disappointed (as if you could be by Bob).
bOB sEGERS EARLY WORK WAS SO RAW, FUNKY, AND SOUFUL. Sorry, caps lock was on. didn't mean to "yell"! Anywho, Seger is amazing with so many kinds of songs.
52 years old song....not bad.
This is from the late 60's I believe.
1969!
A couple more rockers"sunspot baby","Betty Lou's getting out tonight","Katmandu" a couple more slow ones"shame on the moon","we've got tonight","famous final scene"glad you listened twice to this one my only complaint is it's too short. Keep digging my friend ☮️
George Thorogood.....”one bourbon, one scotch, one beer”. Album version . You’re welcome
1968 I think. ANYTHING FROM "LIVE BULLET” That is the album that made him FAMOUS! Treat yourself!
Listen to the live version...it smokes .
Hollywood nights
This one's 50 years old.
BobHe was so youn
Loved
He sounds like a different artist on BV every song. This was his first national hit more than 50 years ago ... Before he exploded with Live Bullet and Night Moves. Glenn Frye if The Eagles was singing backup. Still in my top five after all these years. Bob is the real deal. Not a pretentious bone in his body. Keep on rocking Seger.
I have to write a movie script and have this put in the soundtrack.
Definitely different than his other hits. Maybe because he hadn’t formed the Silver Bullet Band. I just love this man, though.
COULDN'T AGREE WITH YOU MORE.
YOU NEED MORE SEGER STUFF PAT??? LOL :) HERE ARE A FEW FROM : STRANGER IN TOWN: ( TILL IT SHINES, FEEL LIKE A NUMBER, WE'VE GOT TONIGHT. THERE'S 3 FOR NOW
Ain't Got No Money is an excellent Bob Seger song. Check it out.❤