As a sports fan, there's another from Bob that you will definitely recognize called "Like A Rock". You will recognize it from the commercials, but when you listen to the entire song, you will hear some very deep, life-lesson type lyrics. One of those songs that every human who has ever walked the planet and lived past the age of 30 can definitely relate to.
Being born in 1966 i will stay in my 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s some 2000 not many after 2000 i call it staying in my classic rock warp! Thank you KEEP ON ROCKIN!
Thanks for a great reaction of Bob doing Old Time Rock n Roll. Enjoyed your enthusiasm. You will love Like A Rock. Chevrolet used Bob’s record to sell thousands of Chevy trucks. And in the process Bob donated money to laid off autoworkers. 👏👏
Not only did the song like a rock make Chevy sell alot of trucks but a recent tornado that hit southern Oklahoma almost got a hold of a Chevy that motto came flooding back. Because the driver of the truck kept going even after the tornado.
Tom Cruise "Risky Business " was the movie . Brother you're not stupid ,you are the best music reaction host on RUclips . Your energy and ear for great music is spot on . Do you hear that muscle shoals Alabama swamper sound in there ?
Back in the 70’s, saw Bob Seger open for KISS with Ted Nugent at the Anaheim Stadium in California! Seger was very good, a great storyteller in music! Tom Cruise made Old Time Rock n Roll popular when it was featured in the pop cult classic “Risky Business”. 🧦😁
He will definitely be familiar the song because it's been played in commercials for years. Despite the commercials, it's one of Bob Seger's deepest songs lyrics-wise.
Yep that's Bob. The Commercial/ Movie, scene, you are referring to is from the Movie, Risky Business, with Tom Cruz sliding across the floor to this song. ❤❤❤❤❤famoud iconic scene. 😂😂❤❤❤ thanks. enjoy.
Yup, I knew there was a reason why I love watching your videos. I was born in 1960, and in the 70's, there was two kinds of music : rock and roll, and disco. And the only time guys 'liked' disco, was to dance with the girls at school dances or parties, because the girls wouldn't dance to anything else. But if you checked any guys' record collection, I can guarantee that you would find very few disco records, if any. And Turn The Page and this song are my two favourite Bob Seger songs, in fact this was pretty well my anthem song throughout my life, cause I STILL feel this way about music (though I will admit there are a few 'disco' songs I actually enjoy today. But I would NEVER have admitted that in the 70's. Or 80's.) And yes, this was from a very famous movie, and that person sliding in wearing his boxers and shirt, was a very yoiung Tom Cruise. Not sure of which movie offhand.
"Risky Business" and especially that scene put Tom Cruise on the map and launched his career. He was wearing a dress short, tighty-whities, socks and shades.
Here's one you should listen to Merle Haggard " I think I'll just stay here and drink". The amount of different instruments played in that song is impressive. You need to try and find a live version so you can see everyone's solo.
There were tons of sax solos in the late 50's and early 60's, and even some in the mid and later 60's. Try Junior Walker ("Shotgun", and "I'm a Roadrunner") ; "Tequila" by The Champs ; "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty ; " Honky Tonk(parts1and2) by Bill Doggett ; "Harlem Nocturne" by The Viscounts; "Wild Weekend" by The Rockin' Rebels for just a small sample of songs with sax solos.
This was the That Song from the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise(that's the sliding into the frame movie)Michael MacDonald had some Bob Seger type hair.
There isn't a Seger song you won't like. As you go down that rabbit hole, you'll come to realize that your favorite song of his will change with every new one you hear.... My favorite artist of ALL TIME!!! My Godfather looks just like him, as a youngster him and my older brothers had me fooled thinking he was him... Enjoy Mr Seger, you will definitely have ALL of his songs on your Playlist for anything you're doing: car rides, relaxing at home, parties, bbq's, etc ANYTHING.... He's the best storyteller and has one of the most unique, recognizable voices EVER!!!!
This was recorded in Muscle Shoals, AL. You should research all the hits that came out of Muscle Shoals. You'll be amazed. Lynyrd Skynyrd mentions "The Swampers" in "Sweet Home Alabama". They are playing on this song.
So glad to see you enjoying Old Time Rock and Roll. We use to dance to that song and follow it up with Bachman Turner Overdrive otherwise known as BTO " Taking Care Of Business". Please check out Bachman Turner. 👍 Thanks
What a lovely reaction! Bob Seger has some really great music, some of his songs didn't make it up the charts, but should have. If you haven't heard them yet, please check out Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath.
Not to get off the Bob train, but if you want to hear more sax in rock, you my give George Thorogood and the Destroyers a try. I'm sure you will recognize at least one of his hits (Bad to the Bone, I Drink Alone, Who Do You Love, One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer) Also would love to see a reaction to Metallica's Turn the Page cover. It's a truly great compliment to the original.
From the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise. I agree that with everyone that Like a Rock is a must hear. It makes me cry for the older men. I would also recommend you listen to his version of Nutbush City Limits.
@MMBxMOB hey man have you listened to Jethro Tull yet? They have flute solos, you might dig it. Cross-Eyed Mary, Aqualung, Bouree, and Thick As A Brick are my favorites. If people tell you to listen live first ignore them, they are great live but you need to connect with the music first.
@MMBxMOB….Mate, You should really do yourself a favor & listen to some early raw young energy live Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Live Bullet” his album from 1975 was taped In front of his hometown fans in Detroit, MI (a great crowd)…IMHO It’s the best live rock album top to bottom, every track is fantastic & Very hard driving bluesy/soulful rock….Some Favs, KATMANDU, Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man, Natbush City Limits (a Tina Turner cover), Bo Diddley Medley, Get Out of Denver, and a great live Turn the page…But listen to the entire album, I can guarantee you will not be disappointed….Good Luck Jjh
Bob did not think it would be a big hit...Those other guys just wrote the frikin title....Bob said it was his biggest mistake not taking credit. And is Not his favorite song of his. Hollywood Nights is... He was influenced huge by Little Richard. Also... Seger has a few songs with sax solos...You have never seen Risky Business??? lmao
Two African-American songwriters submitted their original version of the song, and asked Seger to record it for his band’s next album. Seger did not like the lyrics, but he did like the music for the song. Bob Seger wrote new lyrics for the song, but chose to let the two songwriters get the full songwriting credit for the song, because he did not believe the song was going to be a hit. Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band went to the recording studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama to record “Old-Time Rock And Roll”. To Seger’s surprise, Capitol Records chose to release the song as a single, and it became one of the band’s greatest hits. The song was played frequently on radio stations across America, and it became a hit again in 1983, when the song was re-released for the “Risky Business” Soundtrack Album. The song is also a big hit on jukeboxes all across America.
The real damn shame is Bobs only #1 single is from another movie...one hardly anybody remembers..is Shakedown from Beverly Hills cop 2...other songs not liked by the bands who performed them..i wanna know what love is... Foreigner...My Way. Frank Sanatra...I was made for loving you...kiss...
Disco came out in the late 70's early 80's...Frank Sinatra was not Rock and Roll!!!, come on now...Rock n Roll, pull up some 70's Rock n Roll, if you don't know what he's talking about. And you may have heard this song in the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise, just pull up "Tom Cruise slides in his socks", Oh wait, you might not like it, its only for the girls...its "sort of" like a Magic Mike scene...Uh HuH...
Hate this song as a station in mpls (WLOL) played it for 24 straight hours, no commercials, when they switched from country to classic rock years ago. Seger was just ok to me anyway nothing special.
As a sports fan, there's another from Bob that you will definitely recognize called "Like A Rock". You will recognize it from the commercials, but when you listen to the entire song, you will hear some very deep, life-lesson type lyrics. One of those songs that every human who has ever walked the planet and lived past the age of 30 can definitely relate to.
Another vote for Like a Rock!
It cool. You’re young and out of the generation. But glad to see you exploring my generation of great music.
Being born in 1966 i will stay in my 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s some 2000 not many after 2000 i call it staying in my classic rock warp!
Thank you KEEP ON ROCKIN!
Summer. Windows down. Cruising. Music blasting Bob Seger. Oh yes! 🎤
Exactly!
You'll freak out when you hear Like a Rock. I guarantee you'll recognize that one. And back in the 70's most of us rockers hated disco.
Thanks for a great reaction of Bob doing Old Time Rock n Roll. Enjoyed your enthusiasm. You will love Like A Rock. Chevrolet used Bob’s record to sell thousands of Chevy trucks. And in the process Bob donated money to laid off autoworkers. 👏👏
Not only did the song like a rock make Chevy sell alot of trucks but a recent tornado that hit southern Oklahoma almost got a hold of a Chevy that motto came flooding back.
Because the driver of the truck kept going even after the tornado.
Tom Cruise "Risky Business " was the movie . Brother you're not stupid ,you are the best music reaction host on RUclips . Your energy and ear for great music is spot on . Do you hear that muscle shoals Alabama swamper sound in there ?
Back in the 70’s, saw Bob Seger open for KISS with Ted Nugent at the Anaheim Stadium in California! Seger was very good, a great storyteller in music! Tom Cruise made Old Time Rock n Roll popular when it was featured in the pop cult classic “Risky Business”. 🧦😁
DREW, YOU SHOULD REACT TO HIS; LIKE A ROCK NEXT, YOU WILL LIKE IT!!!!!
He will definitely be familiar the song because it's been played in commercials for years. Despite the commercials, it's one of Bob Seger's deepest songs lyrics-wise.
I still have this album. It's like the soundtrack of my life.
Yep that's Bob. The Commercial/ Movie, scene, you are referring to is from the Movie, Risky Business, with Tom Cruz sliding across the floor to this song. ❤❤❤❤❤famoud iconic scene. 😂😂❤❤❤ thanks. enjoy.
BOB SEGERS music spans from Early 60s to PRESENT !
Yup, I knew there was a reason why I love watching your videos. I was born in 1960, and in the 70's, there was two kinds of music : rock and roll, and disco. And the only time guys 'liked' disco, was to dance with the girls at school dances or parties, because the girls wouldn't dance to anything else. But if you checked any guys' record collection, I can guarantee that you would find very few disco records, if any. And Turn The Page and this song are my two favourite Bob Seger songs, in fact this was pretty well my anthem song throughout my life, cause I STILL feel this way about music (though I will admit there are a few 'disco' songs I actually enjoy today. But I would NEVER have admitted that in the 70's. Or 80's.)
And yes, this was from a very famous movie, and that person sliding in wearing his boxers and shirt, was a very yoiung Tom Cruise. Not sure of which movie offhand.
Oh yeah...Bob did a great version of The Little Drummer Boy...yes the Christmas song...
"Risky Business" and especially that scene put Tom Cruise on the map and launched his career. He was wearing a dress short, tighty-whities, socks and shades.
Said it for years, cant go wrong with anything Bob does.
Main street
Her strut
Hollywood Nights
Katmandu is a must reaction. The version on the double album Live Bullet is amazing ❤
The movie was "Risky business" with a very young Tom Cruise. Came out in 1983
Here's one you should listen to Merle Haggard " I think I'll just stay here and drink". The amount of different instruments played in that song is impressive. You need to try and find a live version so you can see everyone's solo.
Cruise slides into the scene in his underwear.
There were tons of sax solos in the late 50's and early 60's, and even some in the mid and later 60's. Try Junior Walker ("Shotgun", and "I'm a Roadrunner") ; "Tequila" by The Champs ; "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty ; " Honky Tonk(parts1and2) by Bill Doggett ; "Harlem Nocturne" by The Viscounts; "Wild Weekend" by The Rockin' Rebels for just a small sample of songs with sax solos.
and the 70's in the cases of Baker Street,
as well as Us and Them, The Logical Song, Aja, Deacon Blues, Doctor Wu, and Turn the Page
This was the That Song from the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise(that's the sliding into the frame movie)Michael MacDonald had some Bob Seger type hair.
You are thinking of a scene from Risky Business with a very young Tom Cruise.
While on your Seger journey, check out “come to papa”
It’s from the opening of Risky Business w/Tom Cruise.
They played this song and one of the ALF sitcoms
They also used Bob Seger's "Like A Rock" in a Chevrolet Truck commercial.
It Saved the Chevy truck almost single-handedly...
Another great story song from Bob: Roll Me Away 🔥🔥
Risky Business
Wise words there at the end for sure man.
Yeah that was Bob
Mainstreet is a must in the Bob Seger journey
There isn't a Seger song you won't like. As you go down that rabbit hole, you'll come to realize that your favorite song of his will change with every new one you hear.... My favorite artist of ALL TIME!!! My Godfather looks just like him, as a youngster him and my older brothers had me fooled thinking he was him... Enjoy Mr Seger, you will definitely have ALL of his songs on your Playlist for anything you're doing: car rides, relaxing at home, parties, bbq's, etc ANYTHING.... He's the best storyteller and has one of the most unique, recognizable voices EVER!!!!
Bob Seger
Come To Poppa
Like A Rock
Still The Same
Feel Like A Number
SEGER NOT SEGAR!
@@Jerry-up8bk Thanks
There is music that makes for a happy mood and this one makes me happy! every time I hear it!
You finally got it right it is from Risky Business!
It’s from Risky Business with Tom Cruise 😊
There is a sax solo on Turn the Page.
The movie was Risky Business with Tom Cruise.
Come To Poppa and Fire Down Below are great! Great reaction.
NO WRONG its NOT from a commercial! That was like a Rock ! A Chevy truck Commercial! O.T.R and R was played in 2 or 3 Movies! .
Say bruh u shinin 😂🔥🔥🔥
His song like a rock was also used in all Chevy commercials.
😂😅😂😅 wait till he does Like a Rock 😂😅😂😅
This was recorded in Muscle Shoals, AL. You should research all the hits that came out of Muscle Shoals. You'll be amazed. Lynyrd Skynyrd mentions "The Swampers" in "Sweet Home Alabama". They are playing on this song.
Thank you for doing Bob the right way!
So glad to see you enjoying Old Time Rock and Roll. We use to dance to that song and follow it up with Bachman Turner Overdrive otherwise known as BTO " Taking Care Of Business". Please check out Bachman Turner. 👍 Thanks
My theme song😊 I only play old vinyl
if this came out mid 70s, Bob might be referring to Chuck Berry/Lil Richard/Jerry Lee Lewis era...
Bobs a legend
What a lovely reaction! Bob Seger has some really great music, some of his songs didn't make it up the charts, but should have. If you haven't heard them yet, please check out Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath.
His other big movie song was Shakedown from Beverly Hills Cop 2...Bob actually didnt think this song would do well so didnt take a writers credit
Not to get off the Bob train, but if you want to hear more sax in rock, you my give George Thorogood and the Destroyers a try. I'm sure you will recognize at least one of his hits (Bad to the Bone, I Drink Alone, Who Do You Love, One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer)
Also would love to see a reaction to Metallica's Turn the Page cover. It's a truly great compliment to the original.
Yes indeed !
Tom Cruise in Risky Business!
From the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise. I agree that with everyone that Like a Rock is a must hear. It makes me cry for the older men. I would also recommend you listen to his version of Nutbush City Limits.
You're gonna be saying that a lot the more you listen, "ok, this my new favorite". Lol
Tom Cruise in the movie Risky Business
👍👍👍👍
Risky Business was the movie
@MMBxMOB hey man have you listened to Jethro Tull yet? They have flute solos, you might dig it. Cross-Eyed Mary, Aqualung, Bouree, and Thick As A Brick are my favorites. If people tell you to listen live first ignore them, they are great live but you need to connect with the music first.
If you like the commercial, you'll enjoy the movie risky business which is where they took that scene from.
No, that song is much older than the movie…lol…the son was used in the movie…lol
Play his "2 + 2". Few people have heard that anti-war song.
@MMBxMOB….Mate, You should really do yourself a favor & listen to some early raw young energy live Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Live Bullet” his album from 1975 was taped In front of his hometown fans in Detroit, MI (a great crowd)…IMHO It’s the best live rock album top to bottom, every track is fantastic & Very hard driving bluesy/soulful rock….Some Favs, KATMANDU, Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man, Natbush City Limits (a Tina Turner cover), Bo Diddley Medley, Get Out of Denver, and a great live Turn the page…But listen to the entire album, I can guarantee you will not be disappointed….Good Luck Jjh
This is from every wedding since 1978
For a great Sax solo, and a killer song, check out, The Dogs of War LIVE from the Pink Floyd album Delicate Sound of Thunder.
hey my channel tnks from brazil, this man have soul ok, he is a killer ! sorry one more : MJ never catch larry bird ! in life
Bob did not think it would be a big hit...Those other guys just wrote the frikin title....Bob said it was his biggest mistake not taking credit. And is Not his favorite song of his. Hollywood Nights is... He was influenced huge by Little Richard. Also... Seger has a few songs with sax solos...You have never seen Risky Business??? lmao
Tom Cruise!
you should check out
George Thorogood
Two African-American songwriters submitted their original version of the song, and asked Seger to record it for his band’s next album. Seger did not like the lyrics, but he did like the music for the song.
Bob Seger wrote new lyrics for the song, but chose to let the two songwriters get the full songwriting credit for the song, because he did not believe the song was going to be a hit.
Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band went to the recording studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama to record “Old-Time Rock And Roll”. To Seger’s surprise, Capitol Records chose to release the song as a single, and it became one of the band’s greatest hits. The song was played frequently on radio stations across America, and it became a hit again in 1983, when the song was re-released for the “Risky Business” Soundtrack Album. The song is also a big hit on jukeboxes all across America.
Risky Business the movie. 😂 Suggest Katmandu it’s a banger to 💯🔥🔥
It's often painful, but you have to watch yourself to improve.
sorry , trash talking , understood? the legend
The real damn shame is Bobs only #1 single is from another movie...one hardly anybody remembers..is Shakedown from Beverly Hills cop 2...other songs not liked by the bands who performed them..i wanna know what love is... Foreigner...My Way. Frank Sanatra...I was made for loving you...kiss...
Disco came out in the late 70's early 80's...Frank Sinatra was not Rock and Roll!!!, come on now...Rock n Roll, pull up some 70's Rock n Roll, if you don't know what he's talking about. And you may have heard this song in the movie Risky Business with Tom Cruise, just pull up "Tom Cruise slides in his socks", Oh wait, you might not like it, its only for the girls...its "sort of" like a Magic Mike scene...Uh HuH...
my goodness-no one should be able to guess how to pronounce someones name. There is no way to know unless you hear them say it.
You should like Kathmandu better
Disco sucked, and Bob Seger wasn't afraid to say it! 👌🥳
He's talking about Elvis 😑
Hate this song as a station in mpls (WLOL) played it for 24 straight hours, no commercials, when they switched from country to classic rock years ago. Seger was just ok to me anyway nothing special.
Risky Business