Bob Seger is good anytime, any day. “Still the Same” is one of my favorites! I had the great fortune to see him live in the 80’s. I’m so grateful to have been young and listening when all of this great stuff was floating around!🌺✌️
Bob Seger is from my neck of the woods in SE Michigan. Saw him before he got national attention. Even saw him at a convenience store once. Love his music. Proud of our hometown son.
Motown was pretty great for music in the sixties & seventies. Not just big concerts either. Seems like Edgar Winter played some bingo hall at least once a month. Free concerts every weekend at Ypsi & Ann Arbor. I've seen Seger, Nugent & others a few times just drop into bars & start jamming. And then Barry Gordy & Motown records........Yep, I feel blessed. Just Pink Floyd 1973 Cobo was a life changer.
My friends and I usta practice our dance moves to this masterpiece and played it over and over! The whole thing rocks - the melody, music, Bob's voice, background vocals, all of it!! 🎶❣️🎶✌️🎶😎
HUGE Seger fan here from beginning to end ~ I prefer early Seger too, but the man was slugging on the scene, regional gig to regional gig, for about 12 years ~ He was nicknamed the "Road Warrior" and "Legend of Live," gigging almost 300 nights/year ~ He never broke through to mainstream ~ He finally decided he wanted to make a living and maybe raise a family, so he changed his tune and there we have his Night Moves album ~ I can't blame him......
I love Bob Seger, and this is my favorite tune of his, an ode to Motown and Stacks. "Get Out Of Denver" is Seger's tribute to Chuck Berry, a fabulous tune. I highly recommend it.
I've seen Bob live 3 times, and he is incredible live! "Her Strut" is one of my favorites. Harri I have always thought this track was missing horns, great minds think alike. Daniel my friend I really dig your taste!
Thanks my bestie buddy. I was at my cousin's house in Canada and her husband said this to me: You know who I think is overrated as a musician? I said no who? He said, Bob Seger. I nearly fainted. Lost a lot of respect for him that night. 🙃🤪
@@greybeard2280 I know. I have 53 cousin's and my mother had 12 siblings and hope none of them thought like Darren (my cousin's husband) . I have only seen Bob Seger live twice. Gotta catch up with you huh? 👍🙃
@@danielvolk237 I think we are fortunate enough to see him once. But, once is never enough 😁. Last time I saw him live was December 2014, and he was just as incredible when I first saw him in '76.
Oh yeah!!! What a kickin Bob Seger tune. Great pick Daniel Volk. I see Harri was into it as the drums started. Yes, Bob can do it all. An unmistakable unique voice and actually hard to duplicate his range, grit and soul feeling. A true legend. I always heard you got your monies worth at a live Bob Seger show. Never disappoints.
Bob Schultz play organ according to the record credits. You should try Bob's song against the war in Vietnam, "2+2=?". This song smokes from start to end. We played this album LOUD and often back in 1969.
interesting because there seems to be a big question about who played on the record I have heard it was the CATS from Muscle Sholes but have also hear it was Bobs band but that organ just Rocks this tune
Blues club downtown Detroit, 1970, I was 10, my Godfather takes me to this smoky club, he was a killer sax player, and was the first time I saw Seger and this song changed my understanding of music.
love me some bod seger...thanks for the post man...BOB is soooo dang good....its old stuff but that is the best music of all..thanks for this post man...thank you
Brought back old memories hearing this song. Thanks for the reaction. If you didn't know yet there is a live version on RUclips of this from 1970 posted by a RUclips user called MICHIGANROCKSANDROLL . Seger was in a group called Bob Seger System when this was released. The video is from an old TV show from the Detroit Michigan area. Seger is playing guitar on the left side of the screen and is beardless.
This dropped the year I was born. Maybe 8-9 years later I heard this band churn out monster hit song after monster hit song. In my opinion the best storyteller to ever do it.
As much energy and power as this song has, the live version has even much more! He shifts the delivery slightly here and there, brings the vocal filler between lyrice a bit more effectively, and the instrumentation even has a bit more punch. It's one of the best rock songs of all time.
None other than the late Glenn Frey, co-founder of the "Eagles" playing rhythm guitar and doing backup vocals. RIP Glenn , Bob Schultz played the organ on this song . Love Bob Seger. Anyone remember "Heavy Music" another oldie. It was on CKLW golden oldies greatest hits album. We played the shit out of that record. 👍🌏🔥
@@greybeard2280 someone was commenting on cklw radio. Bob did a song called "Rosalee" i think. She was the music director at CKLW, another great one of Bob's if you can find it. 👍
this song JUST ROCKS I understand that the record was the Muscle Sholes Swampers and Bob's Band did it live that organ and drums just make this song thanks
This was Seger's first real national hit in his first band, The Bob Seger System. The song was originally released as a single in October 1968, then as a track on the album of the same name
Interesting for you to mention horns. It's sorta like the background vocals are a horn sound. The background vocals are one of my favorites ever! 🎶✌️🎶❣️🎶👍🎶
This song is 99% perfect!! My only beef with it is it's too short. But he packs a punch in a very short amount of time Bob seger is such a legend he just doesn't make bad music.
Harri you mention too short, yes .. however I wonder if in concert he did and extended version. I'm going to search and see. Thank you for reacting to this soulful , high energy song. If you read this comment of mine, check out Shame on Moon Today is Tues 9/03/23 We have a once in a lifetime solar / moon eclipse coming soon. What better way to celebrate the event than with a reaction to Shame on Moon Cheers
Great song! Can never go wrong with Seger, but I always preferred the live version of this song from the Live Bullet album. It’s much more free flowing and energetic.
Song you will Love is Leanin On My Dream!! Also the song Rock and Roll Never forgets is maybe the best written rock song ever next to Rock Around The Clock. He did bring horns into this song in concert fyi!! take peoples 50 best songs and I will stack Segers 20-50 against anyones!!
This tune is from early in his career. In 1969 we were seeing him in the local teen nightclubs in the Detroit area, $3 was the typical ticket price. The length is due to the artists having to get their music airtime on am radio & about 3 min. was the limit.
Ya me to, used to see him at the Clawson Nights of Columbus in Metro Detroit for 2 bucks and leave at the end of the show to go cruise Woodward Ave. when it wasn't a Dream Cruise or a traffic jam and pick some girls up and Drag Race. All that fun for under 10 bucks, those were the days.
Bob is amazing! I was inundated with his ballads in the 70's and 80's on the radio as a kid, but going back to this song and "Get out of Denver" from his 1975 live album have made me realize how much he rocked! So this is his Stax sound... for his Chuck Berry sound, check out Get out of Denver from his"Live Bullet" album" 🤘😎
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Bob is in a class by himself
That was his early years style and later recorded in the Muscle Schosls studios,
Bob was one of the hardest working rock singers over the last 5 decades. Love Bob Seger.♥️
This song features future Eagle Glenn Frey in one of his first recordings. Glenn sang backing vocals.
I had no idea this came out in late 60s! We listened to Bob in high-school. Early 80s.
My favorite Bob Seger song! THANK You!
Harri you should do a reaction to Get Out of Denver by Bob Seger
Bob is a legend hands down and the silver bullet band
Absolutely 💯 🇦🇺
Can't ever go wrong with Bob Seger!! You should check out "Horizontal Bop" or "Her Strut"!
Bob Seger is good anytime, any day. “Still the Same” is one of my favorites! I had the great fortune to see him live in the 80’s. I’m so grateful to have been young and listening when all of this great stuff was floating around!🌺✌️
Bob Seger was responsible for a huge part of the soundtrack of my youth. So many great songs, too many to mention.👍🔥🤘🏻🎧
Bob Seger is from my neck of the woods in SE Michigan. Saw him before he got national attention. Even saw him at a convenience store once. Love his music. Proud of our hometown son.
Motown was pretty great for music in the sixties & seventies. Not just big concerts either. Seems like Edgar Winter played some bingo hall at least once a month. Free concerts every weekend at Ypsi & Ann Arbor. I've seen Seger, Nugent & others a few times just drop into bars & start jamming. And then Barry Gordy & Motown records........Yep, I feel blessed.
Just Pink Floyd 1973 Cobo was a life changer.
Bob is from Lincoln Park.
I'm from Allen Park, right next door.
This song is a great example of why Detroit was called "rock city".
@@daseguin I had an Aunt & Uncle on Lincoln Street in Allen Park. I believe there was an Allen street in Lincoln Park also! heh..Heh
From SE Michigan also. Legendary
Wow, you're going back 54 years to 1968 when his band was called "The Bob Seger System". It was the first song I ever heard by Bob Seger.
My friends and I usta practice our dance moves to this masterpiece and played it over and over! The whole thing rocks - the melody, music, Bob's voice, background vocals, all of it!! 🎶❣️🎶✌️🎶😎
always liked the early Seger-he seemed to rock more.
HUGE Seger fan here from beginning to end ~ I prefer early Seger too, but the man was slugging on the scene, regional gig to regional gig, for about 12 years ~ He was nicknamed the "Road Warrior" and "Legend of Live," gigging almost 300 nights/year ~ He never broke through to mainstream ~ He finally decided he wanted to make a living and maybe raise a family, so he changed his tune and there we have his Night Moves album ~ I can't blame him......
Can't go wrong with Bob Seger 👌
Bob’s voice has been called the “ghost of Otis Redding”. If you listen to both real close, you can hear it✌️
I love SEGER!!
The song that hooked me for a lifetime. I was a young teen. But his vouce was special even in the late 60s.
You're right on about that organ---that organ is RIGHTEOUS!
Thank you Daniel, this song was kind of forgotten. Great tune. Early 70's I heard he was a one hit wonder. Then the Night Moves.
Absolutely my favorite Bob Seger song. Love your reaction ♥ Bob Seger always leaves you wanting more.
I love Bob Seger, and this is my favorite tune of his, an ode to Motown and Stacks. "Get Out Of Denver" is Seger's tribute to Chuck Berry, a fabulous tune. I highly recommend it.
I've seen Bob live 3 times, and he is incredible live! "Her Strut" is one of my favorites. Harri I have always thought this track was missing horns, great minds think alike. Daniel my friend I really dig your taste!
Thanks my bestie buddy. I was at my cousin's house in Canada and her husband said this to me: You know who I think is overrated as a musician?
I said no who? He said, Bob Seger. I nearly fainted. Lost a lot of respect for him that night. 🙃🤪
@@danielvolk237 😂😂 not everyone has good taste. I don't believe most Canucks think Bob Seger is overrated.
@@greybeard2280 I know. I have 53 cousin's and my mother had 12 siblings and hope none of them thought like Darren (my cousin's husband) . I have only seen Bob Seger live twice. Gotta catch up with you huh? 👍🙃
@@danielvolk237 I think we are fortunate enough to see him once. But, once is never enough 😁. Last time I saw him live was December 2014, and he was just as incredible when I first saw him in '76.
@@greybeard2280 So true. 👍🙃🔥
Saw him do this live in 1969. He was great! You'll notice no guitar in this original version.
Early Bob Seger. He grew into the legend he ultimately became.🎼
Oh yeah!!! What a kickin Bob Seger tune. Great pick Daniel Volk. I see Harri was into it as the drums started. Yes, Bob can do it all. An unmistakable unique voice and actually hard to duplicate his range, grit and soul feeling. A true legend. I always heard you got your monies worth at a live Bob Seger show. Never disappoints.
Thanks Pal. Harri pulled it off. 👍🙃🔥🌏
the organ and drums make the song for me
Nobody does it better!!
This is the Bob Segar System. Might have been one of my first 45's.
* seger
Every song Bob did was a hit.
Another great from the Detroit. AA
Look at the year it came out! Home town boy. I had this on 45 when I was a kid!
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
Always a crowd pleaser.
Great song, bro. Bob was so uniquely talented.
Bob Seger = soundtrack of my youth/young adulthood. He was always there.
What a great artist. I never paid much attention to him growing up.
I did not realize how proficient he his.
Saw him in 78! One of the best concerts I've been too & I've seen a lot back in the 70's. Worked to buy tickets!
Bob Schultz play organ according to the record credits. You should try Bob's song against the war in Vietnam, "2+2=?". This song smokes from start to end. We played this album LOUD and often back in 1969.
interesting because there seems to be a big question about who played on the record I have heard it was the CATS from Muscle Sholes but have also hear it was Bobs band but that organ just Rocks this tune
This is The Bob Seger System.
SO much better than selling trucks with the Silver Bullet bums.
Blues club downtown Detroit, 1970, I was 10, my Godfather takes me to this smoky club, he was a killer sax player, and was the first time I saw Seger and this song changed my understanding of music.
Back then it was the Bob Seger System
LOVE Bob Seger!
Love me some Bob Seger, and this one rocks. Got me dancing’ in the kitchen!
😂😂😂 Love When You Say "Fantastic Stuff!" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great song
I so love your view of Seger you get it Brother..
Great job Harri !!
LOVE YOUR REACTION!!!!❤❤
Bob Seger was the Organist on this song.
Great song. Love bob.
Good one.
love me some bod seger...thanks for the post man...BOB is soooo dang good....its old stuff but that is the best music of all..thanks for this post man...thank you
Harri, his "Hollywood Nights", "Rock and Roll Never Forgets" and "Katmandu" are next for you!!!
Do GET OUT OF DENVER!
Do HER STRUT!
Do SUNSPOT BABY!
Do FIRE LAKE!
Do THE HORIZONTAL BOP!
I was lucky enough to see him 2 he own the crowd his bands the silver bullet band are kickass too aloha ps still got both stubs
Brought back old memories hearing this song. Thanks for the reaction. If you didn't know yet there is a live version on RUclips of this from 1970 posted by a RUclips user called MICHIGANROCKSANDROLL . Seger was in a group called Bob Seger System when this was released. The video is from an old TV show from the Detroit Michigan area. Seger is playing guitar on the left side of the screen and is beardless.
TESTIFY! Sunday morning Gospel group. Bob has a MONSTER voice.
Love this song,,,,💥💥💥👍😎
wow! you reacted to this one! very cool!
This song takes me back! One of my favourites by him. Cheers
Katmandu, Roll Me Away, Horizontal Bop, Betty Lou, Feel Like a Number, and Rock n Roll Never Forgets…..
"You can have your funky world."
Yaazzzzz. I love this song and so few reactors react to it. Early Bob Seger at its best! Come To Poppa should be next.
Bob Seger and Glen Frey were mates from Detroit area.
This dropped the year I was born. Maybe 8-9 years later I heard this band churn out monster hit song after monster hit song. In my opinion the best storyteller to ever do it.
"You can have your funky world, I'll see you around" ✌️
Bob Seger rocks. Check out his songs 2+2, East side Story, get out of Denver, katmandu, lucifer, great songs 🎵
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
As much energy and power as this song has, the live version has even much more! He shifts the delivery slightly here and there, brings the vocal filler between lyrice a bit more effectively, and the instrumentation even has a bit more punch. It's one of the best rock songs of all time.
This is early Bob Segar. He was awesome then and only got better.
None other than the late Glenn Frey, co-founder of the "Eagles" playing rhythm guitar and doing backup vocals. RIP Glenn , Bob Schultz played the organ on this song . Love Bob Seger. Anyone remember "Heavy Music" another oldie. It was on CKLW golden oldies greatest hits album. We played the shit out of that record. 👍🌏🔥
Bob and Glenn, two of my home town heros
I wouldn't be a music man if I didn't know or remember "Heavy Music"...lol.
@@greybeard2280 I wasn't talking about you. 😂 I knew you knew it. 🔥
Is My favorite DJ Tommy Shannon on that album?
@@greybeard2280 someone was commenting on cklw radio. Bob did a song called "Rosalee" i think. She was the music director at CKLW, another great one of Bob's if you can find it. 👍
My first Bob Seger album.
Night Moves and Mainstreet a couple of of my favourites 👍 They come from a great album!
Sauté observations. You’re a man who listens with grown up ears; sub well earned.
Finally! Go!!. Try! 2 plus 2 is on my mind! Bob Seger Detroit Grit! Try Back in 72! ✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍🎸. The Best!
this song JUST ROCKS I understand that the record was the Muscle Sholes Swampers and Bob's Band did it live that organ and drums just make this song thanks
When I first heard this..I thought it was Otis Redding..who's Bob Seger..this is him
Good thought about adding horns.
Super saxophonist Alto Reed was with Seger’s Silver Bullet Band from the very early 70’s through the final tour.
One of my favorite Bob Seger songs. If you haven't checked out "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser, Harry, it's one of his best in my opinion.
Can't buy this song and its not on an album...great song!!! Detroit boy, I'm a Detroit girl💋
My biggest/only complaint too is the song length! I usually end up putting this one on repeat a few times
This was Seger's first real national hit in his first band, The Bob Seger System. The song was originally released as a single in October 1968, then as a track on the album of the same name
Exactly right
Interesting for you to mention horns. It's sorta like the background vocals are a horn sound. The background vocals are one of my favorites ever! 🎶✌️🎶❣️🎶👍🎶
This song is 99% perfect!! My only beef with it is it's too short. But he packs a punch in a very short amount of time Bob seger is such a legend he just doesn't make bad music.
Horns would just get in the way.
Another Seger song similar to this is Heavy Music. Definitely worth a listen if you haven't heard it yet.
Try come to papa it’s really good.
I would listen to the whole live bullet album not a bad song and a bunch
Had to be under 3 minutes to get radio play.
Brave strangers is a great song, also Beautiful loser off the Live bullet album.
Harri you mention too short, yes .. however I wonder if in concert he did and extended version. I'm going to search and see. Thank you for reacting to this soulful , high energy song. If you read this comment of mine, check out Shame on Moon Today is Tues 9/03/23 We have a once in a lifetime solar / moon eclipse coming soon. What better way to celebrate the event than with a reaction to Shame on Moon Cheers
Beautiful Loser another early Seger goody, Live
Great song! Can never go wrong with Seger, but I always preferred the live version of this song from the Live Bullet album. It’s much more free flowing and energetic.
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Song you will Love is Leanin On My Dream!! Also the song Rock and Roll Never forgets is maybe the best written rock song ever next to Rock Around The Clock. He did bring horns into this song in concert fyi!! take peoples 50 best songs and I will stack Segers 20-50 against anyones!!
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This tune is from early in his career. In 1969 we were seeing him in the local teen nightclubs in the Detroit area, $3 was the typical ticket price. The length is due to the artists having to get their music airtime on am radio & about 3 min. was the limit.
Ya me to, used to see him at the Clawson Nights of Columbus in Metro Detroit for 2 bucks and leave at the end of the show to go cruise Woodward Ave. when it wasn't a Dream Cruise or a traffic jam and pick some girls up and Drag Race. All that fun for under 10 bucks, those were the days.
Bob is amazing!
I was inundated with his ballads in the 70's and 80's on the radio as a kid, but going back to this song and "Get out of Denver" from his 1975 live album have made me realize how much he rocked!
So this is his Stax sound... for his Chuck Berry sound, check out Get out of Denver from his"Live Bullet" album" 🤘😎
I was just 13 when I had to leave home . . .
Hi Harri.....“TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You
i heard that glenn frey is singing back up here. about 25-30 years before the eagles. your right, a horn section would have made it a lot better.
Bob was the one on keys in this live performance; video is on RUclips if u search it.
Back then he couldn’t afford a horn player… organ picks it up..
Bob Seger is so fantastic. One of his lesser know songs "Come to Poppa" is, well...let's just say you might have to fan yourself a little bit.
Always loved that song. 🙃👍