w/ autumn setting in (mid 40's)... he was a lot like cash or even frost.... wrote what on the surface seem relatively simple lyrics. yet symbolically laden w/ so much depth.
My pops graduated from high school with Bob. Mr. Seger has the ability to paint such a vivid image with his lyrics, you'd swear he was singing one of your memories! Those teenage "night moves" - awesome memories!
Saw him in 1977 at the Derby Eve Jam in Louisville KY. During the break in this song when there is a long pause, I jumped up and yelled “I LOVE YOU BOB SEGER!” It was very loud in that quiet hall and people cheered and when he got done with the song, he said “I love you too Louisville” and the crowd went crazy again! Best concert memory!!
He did it all! Singer-Songwriter, Director, Producer, and obviously Performer. Knew how to arrange it all and reach deep into your soul to connect like you're looking back at your earlier years of your own life. Bob Seger is the best at it!
It's crazy because as a teenager when this came out, even though Bob was describing all that sexual tension, and being devil may care, we all felt it was more of a cautionary tale of "Autumn Closing In". It was strange to hear the song back then looking forward, and now at 60 with Autumn Arrived. The song is timeless. "Against The Wind" we run the race, we have to finish our course.
Beautifully put. Thank you for that. And both those songs bookended with Like A Rock, with those '20 years' becoming 40, then 50...they all truly go so fast.
"Time moves slow when you're seventeen And then it picks up steam at twenty one Pretty soon you'll remember When you could remember when you loved someone" .....Jason Isbell, "Streetlights"
I'm a 74 year old man from Australia and watch your video reactions which most are the sound tracks of my youth keep them coming please I enjoy them so much and your reactions bring a smile to my face cheers
@@maggynewtown3500 yeah, I wasn't speaking about record labels. You do know that Motown refers to detorit, MI, right? Born on May 6, 1945 in Detroit and raised in Ann Arbor, Seger's interest in music was inspired by his father, who started his son's musical trajectory by teaching him to play the ukulele. Bob Segar, with regard to rock n roll, is the epitome of Motown music, not the label but the genre. Thanks for your reply.
Bob Seger is my hometown hero in Detroit. Believe it or not but Motown inspired him. He has the soul of a Motown singer and songwriter. Almost brings a tear to my eye listening to this song any more. It takes me way back to happier days in the late 70s and 80s. Keep Rockin', y'all!
I love how he changes the meaning of 'Night Moves', from a euphemism to a reflection of his carefree youth when he didn't have any responsibilities to now when he does. I absolutely adore this song.
I recently discovered your channel and have been enjoying the crap out of it. Especially your Bob Seger reactions. I'm a fan since the 60's and Bob's my guy when it comes to music. Rode with Bob's music for 50 years. Keep playing those classic rock tunes. Never let the music die. ♥
I am 59 years old and when i was a teen in the 70s Bob Seger was the best American rocker. Bob Seger was the back drop too endless great nights. Peace and love from Canada. LONG LIVE BOB SEGER
All time classic song. And yes it is about the literal Night Moves that the young folk working and practicing in the backseat and trusty woods... But it is also about looking back on your life and remembering those times. So the lines about Autumn closing in are also about a man approaching or in middle age looking back on those times when you just didn't seem to have as much to lose. Lines like that are what make Bob such a masterful storyteller in addition to the class A instrumental musicianship and performance. And soulful is a perfect word to describe his voice. Takes em to church at the end!
One of the great voices in rock, in the traditon of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam Cooke. Paul Rodgers is another that comes to mind. You know them when you hear them.
I just love how it alludes to it without being too vulgar. It honestly just makes me think of hs summertime meeting my husband. Here we are 23 years later and certain songs or changing of the seasons still take me back to the first few summers. Great reaction Mr. Seger def has a unique way of painting a vivid pic and yanking you into it don't he? Lol
Started his career with The Bob Segar Experiment. Straight Blues/rock with a touch of Motown. Still lives in Detroit area. His version of Nutbush City Limits is amazing. Got do Turn the Page if you haven't.
I have "with autumn closing in" tattooed on my forearm... My Dad's favorite line of any Seger song and a great reminder of looking back nostalgically on your youth as you grow older
As someone who can feel the autumn of my life closing in, this song really hits. And it is funny how you remember those times from your youth figuring out sex, relationships, and auditing in general. Great song.
Many of us approaching "winter" still feel those same AMAZING things! That's why youth should never be wasted, or even taken for granted. It's youth that lays the foundation for who we become.
He is such a great storyteller. It doesn’t matter what year you (the listener) was born, his songs will always take you back to a certain ago and you’ll reminisce about those times😎
My brother requested "Night Moves" to be played at his funeral. He had me listening to Bob by the time I was 12. I'm 61 now. I wore out so many copies of the Live Bullet lp.
Bob has the art of telling multiple stories with one song. What might seem shallow at first is really deep. I remember the summer, but I’m loving the fall.
Take it from a Metal head. Bob Segar is 100% Rock & Blues. His songs will live on forever. And i was so proud when my 16 year old daughter bought his album, (on record mind you) to play on her record player. We blasted Bob Segar while air guitaring and singing along! That was about 5 years ago.
I love how the seasons are a metaphor for his lifetime. In the beginning, you're thinking it's just a story about having fun with his girl in summertime. But by the end with the slow part and all the 'remembers', you realize he's an old man nostalgically replaying in his mind his youthful exploits, as 'autumn' closes in.... As you do. Perfectly capturing of both stages of life.
Love me some Bob talk about memories. I have saw him about 10 times in concert in Charlotte NC man he never gets old. Turn the Page is my favorite right after this one.
Another great reaction from great people. I was at his very last concert ever at pine knob in Michigan and it was amazing. Another great Michigan that helped influence Kid Rock.
Great reaction. I got to see Bob Segar on December 21, 1976. He was the opening act for Kiss at the Philadelphia Spectrum. He was awesome. Still listening.
This is a story of how it was from mid fifties to late seventies . This is how we had to roll , cause taking your girl up to your room was as taboo as the thoughts you had in your head ! Parking under the full moon , going to the drive-in and have to leave before the second movie got half way through , to get your girl home , before her dad came looking for you . Great times and so innocent learning without any clues . Good job guys !
Summertime is a metaphor for our teenage years. With Autumn closing in is referring to our adult years. As a teenager " we don't seem to have as much to lose" is referring to the responsibility of adulthood. When the song slows down in the middle, I think he's reflecting and feeling sad about how life goes so fast
You guys are Kool as hell. I am thankful for your interest in the music us old hippies grew up on. Bob is one of a kind. I was in HS when this came out and still love it.
One of my all time favorites. Nobody is a better story teller than Bob Seger. Everybody remembers their teenage yrs with your best girl practicing your night moves. Its one of those Timeless songs. You can walk into any dive bar in America and drop a quarter in the juke box and play Seger and I promise you you will not be the only one singin.
Yes! Thank you for doing this. A masterpiece. Seger is the man! Next check out his big hit "Roll Me Away" for some true inspiration and great vibes. Enjoy.
Man I love him. My mama had this on 8 track. Saw him in concert when I was 8. My first concert was ray Charles my grand daddy took me cuz he played bass fiddle for them that night. And then had a jam session. It was magical.
That was a great concert, brought back a lot of my teen memories, sitting in the woods sippin and singing with him. It was great times!!! Always brings back great summer times!!
This song is about the seasons of your life. When you are in your teens/ 20's you are in the summer of your life. As you get older going into middle age at some point you realize you are getting older. That is the thunder. Then you start thinking about dying. "How far off I sat and Wondered." That's autumn closing in. This song is about just sitting back and remembering your life and the experiences you had. At that point, you just don't seem to have as much to lose.
I live in Michigan, where hes from, and let me tell you that hes a god in this state. Im sure you can hear why. Ive seen him a few times in concert, and of all the concerts Ive ever been to his are the most fun and happy of them all....
Love love love Bob Segar! I still ride around in my car & listen to this CD & remember all the good times from my past. #NightMoves #WorkingAndPracticing #ThatsRightBJ #BestTimeOfMyLifeWithTheOneThatGotAway
The first time I heard this song was in the animated movie "American Pop" (1981 -- for adults, not children) and never ever forgot it. ("I remember, I remember.) It's about the rise (and fall) of a music idol. Have loved Bob Segar ever since. That piano gets to me every time I hear it and I start to play my air piano and chair dancing.
I'm always amazed at the way young people want to classify every song/singer into a specific "genre". Good songwriting comes from the heart, doesn't it? Kinda puts the technical stuff aside when inspiration enters the picture.
Bob Seger is my favorite of all time. Clearly one of Rock n Roll's greatest songwriters. From "Night Moves" to "Mainstreet" to "Turn the Page" all done so well. BJ is right when he says that Seger's songs last for a lifetime.
It would have be hard in the mid to late 80s to find a southern boy that didn't know Bob Seger, CCR, Alabama and George Straight. The rock songs and country songs crossed over each other.🎶
Im glad people your ages are listening to some of our songs from our youth... Oh Asia, you are beautiful! Keep up the reaction videos, I truly love them.
When I first heard this song I was 20. Now I am 67. The song is about someone remembering what it was like to be young.
Ditto
Ditto!
I'm only 34 and was like aww I remember my 20s as well🤣. Barely but I remember them and Segar was apart of them!
w/ autumn setting in (mid 40's)... he was a lot like cash or even frost.... wrote what on the surface seem relatively simple lyrics. yet symbolically laden w/ so much depth.
I was in high school, 10th grade when I first heard him and I was hooked
Best thing is the song meaning changes as you get older. Most of Seger's songs hit harder the older you get. Timeless music.
boy, tell me about it
Takes me back to listening to this whole album in my sisters bedroom. Loved every song on it.
I hear that oh boy do I hear that
My pops graduated from high school with Bob. Mr. Seger has the ability to paint such a vivid image with his lyrics, you'd swear he was singing one of your memories! Those teenage "night moves" - awesome memories!
Whenever i hear Down on Main Street I'm right there with Bob.
he ran track in 9th grade for my old high school. in Lincoln Park
Yeahhhh no he didn't 😆
@@TheC.O.-VISIT he did though we had a picture of him in our halls 🤡
@@TheC.O.-VISIT In his song "Back in 72" he even says "We got homesick for lincoln park, Imagine that".
Saw him in 1977 at the Derby Eve Jam in Louisville KY. During the break in this song when there is a long pause, I jumped up and yelled “I LOVE YOU BOB SEGER!” It was very loud in that quiet hall and people cheered and when he got done with the song, he said “I love you too Louisville” and the crowd went crazy again! Best concert memory!!
Often complimented for his vocals, people seem to forget that he wrote and arranged his songs. What a talent!
I listen to the music behind the lyrics on this one and am amazed every time at the talent behind the Voice!
yep one of the best to put music to words and words to music.
He did it all! Singer-Songwriter, Director, Producer, and obviously Performer. Knew how to arrange it all and reach deep into your soul to connect like you're looking back at your earlier years of your own life. Bob Seger is the best at it!
genius
Somebody has good taste! If you listen to the best of the 60s and 70s, that's when you discover a whole new world of music.
It's crazy because as a teenager when this came out, even though Bob was describing all that sexual tension, and being devil may care, we all felt it was more of a
cautionary tale of "Autumn Closing In". It was strange to hear the song back then looking forward, and now at 60 with Autumn Arrived. The song is timeless.
"Against The Wind" we run the race, we have to finish our course.
"Time is an ocean, but it ends at the shore"
True. I was 12 when this was popular and to me this song was more nostalgic than sexual, if that makes sense.
This song brings back so many memories it’s a wonderful thing about music. It looks different now than it did then.
Beautifully put. Thank you for that. And both those songs bookended with Like A Rock, with those '20 years' becoming 40, then 50...they all truly go so fast.
"Time moves slow when you're seventeen
And then it picks up steam at twenty one
Pretty soon you'll remember
When you could remember when you loved someone"
.....Jason Isbell, "Streetlights"
I'm a 74 year old man from Australia and watch your video reactions which most are the sound tracks of my youth keep them coming please I enjoy them so much and your reactions bring a smile to my face cheers
My favorite is the first reaction to the sixth sense movie . It was like watching it for the first time again .
Bog Seger is flat out, Motown Rock n Roll. No other way to describe it. There is no other sound even close to his legendary career.
What is wrong with you? Seger recorded on the Capitol label.
@@maggynewtown3500 yeah, I wasn't speaking about record labels.
You do know that Motown refers to detorit, MI, right?
Born on May 6, 1945 in Detroit and raised in Ann Arbor, Seger's interest in music was inspired by his father, who started his son's musical trajectory by teaching him to play the ukulele.
Bob Segar, with regard to rock n roll, is the epitome of Motown music, not the label but the genre. Thanks for your reply.
Bob is from that nevk of the woods.Detroit is a melting pot of music.
Bob Seger is my hometown hero in Detroit. Believe it or not but Motown inspired him. He has the soul of a Motown singer and songwriter. Almost brings a tear to my eye listening to this song any more. It takes me way back to happier days in the late 70s and 80s.
Keep Rockin', y'all!
Seger was part of the 60s Detroit sound, a vibrant, raw rock sound.
Like a Rock 🛻
Well 70's anyway. The 60's Detroit sound was Motown. That ain't Bob.
Bob is more like the Ann Arbor club scene of the 1970's.
Mick Jagger and Keith Richard’s loved Seger.
My Mom was a Seger fan, she passed away at 89 years and she listened to his music every night before bed right up to her death.
For reference: Summertime is youthful years, "Autum's closing in" is later years as he ages, reflecting back.
One of THE most talented storytellers in the Industry.
Amen,like Bob Dylan The Hurricane .
The way she smiles when he sings “she was a black haired beauty with big dark eyes,” this song speaks to her!
I love how he changes the meaning of 'Night Moves', from a euphemism to a reflection of his carefree youth when he didn't have any responsibilities to now when he does. I absolutely adore this song.
Me too!!
Asia started glowing when she figured out what Bob was on about.
Fun times.
mmhmmm! they need to react to Come to Poppa to see what else Bob was on about!
I recently discovered your channel and have been enjoying the crap out of it. Especially your Bob Seger reactions. I'm a fan since the 60's and Bob's my guy when it comes to music. Rode with Bob's music for 50 years. Keep playing those classic rock tunes. Never let the music die. ♥
Seger is my all time favorite. Rock n roll never forgets is my favorite. When you describe classic rock, you can't without mentioning Bob Seger
I agree on both !!!
I'd almost forgot " Rock n Roll Never Forgets. Thanks for jogging my memory.😎
I am 59 years old and when i was a teen in the 70s Bob Seger was the best American rocker. Bob Seger was the back drop too endless great nights. Peace and love from Canada. LONG LIVE BOB SEGER
"hes starting to jog my memory... I remember" EXACTLY, Bob is a genius...
Yeah and "curiosity catches the cat", haha
Bob Seager is a poet with a song.
Amazing human being. He completely dominated the music industry for over a decade.
NO GIMMICKS OR FLASHY SHIT, JUST RAW TALENT, SONGWRITING AND AN OVERALL GREAT GUY = A TRIP TO THE R&R HALL OF FAME!
If you are human, you remember. It’s universal. This applies to us all. Thanks, Bob, for the song, and thanks, Asia & BJ for the reaction!
One of his most overlooked songs is Come to Poppa. FUNKY!!!!
Great cover of a blues song.
Yes Sir, you are correct!! Love the guitar work on come to papa🎤🎸🎼
BJ, you are absolutely correct...Bob paints a picture for us! One of the greatest songwriters of his generation.
Great reaction...! Great song...! Great artist...!
"MAIN STREET" is another Great track...!
agree, another smooth soulful trip down Bob's memory lane. we probably all have our own version of main street.
Absolutely. Must do Main Street.
Yes, Gotta do Main Street!
Absolutely!! The soulful, wailing guitar sets the tone of an opportunity lost.
@@edordzie244 Well Said...!
GREATEST SONG OF ALL TIME and as a 56 year old preacher, I cant even share it with my teen daughters.
All time classic song. And yes it is about the literal Night Moves that the young folk working and practicing in the backseat and trusty woods... But it is also about looking back on your life and remembering those times. So the lines about Autumn closing in are also about a man approaching or in middle age looking back on those times when you just didn't seem to have as much to lose. Lines like that are what make Bob such a masterful storyteller in addition to the class A instrumental musicianship and performance.
And soulful is a perfect word to describe his voice. Takes em to church at the end!
Well said! No,Bob's not country,Bob is,well,he's Bob! Little rock,little soul,little storyteller,lots of kick ass!🎙👊
I love how he bridges those two times with "the sound of thunder."
I love her laugh when she realizes what the song is about. 🤣
He's a master storyteller.
He gave Glen Frey (the Eagles) a helping hand to get started way back when too.
Have a great day!
Have you heard ' Glenn's Song'? Bob wrote it for him after he passed, its beautiful
I wouldn't have ever thought of connecting Bob with Country music.
One of the best song writer's and performer. Was blessed to see him twice my younger years. This song takes me back...
I remember!
"I woke last night to the sound of thunder, had beans for dinner, it made me wonder." From his follow up album "Bowel Moves".
Bob is a legend. love your reactions
Bob Seger is still in the very top tier of singer songwriters. He wrote such brilliant lyrics
One of the great voices in rock, in the traditon of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam Cooke. Paul Rodgers is another that comes to mind. You know them when you hear them.
HE TAKES YOU RIGHT INTO HIS SONGS YOU'RE RIGHT BJ, THAT'S HOW YOU KNOWWWW IT'S GOOD FOR SURE! 😊
Hello from Iceland 🇮🇸 I like Old Time Rock & Roll 👍🏼
The songs that you FEEL, and not just hear, are the everlasting gifts these artists gave the world.
I just love how it alludes to it without being too vulgar. It honestly just makes me think of hs summertime meeting my husband. Here we are 23 years later and certain songs or changing of the seasons still take me back to the first few summers. Great reaction Mr. Seger def has a unique way of painting a vivid pic and yanking you into it don't he? Lol
bob is from motown area...that summer teenage love...we all had one at some point,we never saw them again..time flies
Started his career with The Bob Segar Experiment. Straight Blues/rock with a touch of Motown. Still lives in Detroit area. His version of Nutbush City Limits is amazing. Got do Turn the Page if you haven't.
Turn the page is a classic!
Wasn't his first group the Bob Seger System? Pep Perrine on drums?
Bob Seger Michigan!
Graduated Thurston high 78 our clas.song turn the page
Explains alot..Well said..Will always love his sound!!
I have "with autumn closing in" tattooed on my forearm... My Dad's favorite line of any Seger song and a great reminder of looking back nostalgically on your youth as you grow older
I'm right there with you guys.I love Bob's sound, his vocals, his productions ,his stories.
Enjoyable.
Down Home Michigan man I grew up on Bob Seger. I absolutely love everything he has done and get chills listening to his music still at 61 years old.
As someone who can feel the autumn of my life closing in, this song really hits. And it is funny how you remember those times from your youth figuring out sex, relationships, and auditing in general. Great song.
Many of us approaching "winter" still feel those same AMAZING things! That's why youth should never be wasted, or even taken for granted. It's youth that lays the foundation for who we become.
At 71 this is really nostalgic remembering the teenage years and how we cannot repeat them is really sad.
He is such a great storyteller. It doesn’t matter what year you (the listener) was born, his songs will always take you back to a certain ago and you’ll reminisce about those times😎
My brother requested "Night Moves" to be played at his funeral. He had me listening to Bob by the time I was 12. I'm 61 now. I wore out so many copies of the Live Bullet lp.
Seger is pure Detroit Rock n Roll! Try 'Katmandu'
And 'Strut'
Bob Seeger nailed it with this song. He told us all about teenage love. It is undeniable what teenagers go through, not always to their benefit.
Bob has the art of telling multiple stories with one song. What might seem shallow at first is really deep. I remember the summer, but I’m loving the fall.
He is kind of an amalgamation of rock, country, blues, soul, classic rock, pop etc.
Shame on the Moon, Roll Me Away, Fire Lake so many more.
Take it from a Metal head. Bob Segar is 100% Rock & Blues. His songs will live on forever. And i was so proud when my 16 year old daughter bought his album, (on record mind you) to play on her record player. We blasted Bob Segar while air guitaring and singing along! That was about 5 years ago.
He's practically in a category all his own. Please react to his "Against the Wind," and "Roll Me Away," i'd love to see/hear your reaction! Thx!
My two fav's! I agree!!
Have LITERALLY heard this all my life...Still LOVE it!! Country and R&B come from very similar places!!
I love how the seasons are a metaphor for his lifetime. In the beginning, you're thinking it's just a story about having fun with his girl in summertime. But by the end with the slow part and all the 'remembers', you realize he's an old man nostalgically replaying in his mind his youthful exploits, as 'autumn' closes in.... As you do. Perfectly capturing of both stages of life.
This is just one of many hits by the great Bob Segar. One of the top artists in the world during the 70s and 80s. What a voice.
Got to see Bob Segar a few years ago in Tulsa. Crossed off a top 5 on my bucket list. A night I’ll never forget ❤️
Love me some Bob talk about memories. I have saw him about 10 times in concert in Charlotte NC man he never gets old. Turn the Page is my favorite right after this one.
Another great reaction from great people. I was at his very last concert ever at pine knob in Michigan and it was amazing. Another great Michigan that helped influence Kid Rock.
Bob Seger has so many great songs out there. One of my favorites for sure.
Great reaction. I got to see Bob Segar on December 21, 1976. He was the opening act for Kiss at the Philadelphia Spectrum. He was awesome. Still listening.
This is a story of how it was from mid fifties to late seventies . This is how we had to roll , cause taking your girl up to your room was as taboo as the thoughts you had in your head ! Parking under the full moon , going to the drive-in and have to leave before the second movie got half way through , to get your girl home , before her dad came looking for you . Great times and so innocent learning without any clues . Good job guys !
"And points all her own sittin' way up high...way up firm and high" LOL...possibly the most overlooked/underappreciated lyric in all of music!
She was obviously very excited to see him.It's a fantastic subtle line.
What a singer writer paints beautiful pictures with his stories. Love Bob
Summertime is a metaphor for our teenage years. With Autumn closing in is referring to our adult years. As a teenager " we don't seem to have as much to lose" is referring to the responsibility of adulthood. When the song slows down in the middle, I think he's reflecting and feeling sad about how life goes so fast
Mid 70's? Working on the night moves... Working and practicing... Lord I remember... Autumn closing in... What a masterpiece.
I'm in Muskegon, Michigan (West side of the State) Bob Seger can paint a masterpiece with words...like very few others in the industry!❤
What a storyteller!! Just captivating, holds you there, you just can’t leave until his story is sung…
"with Autumn closing in" Best lyric ever....life coming to a close.
You guys are Kool as hell. I am thankful for your interest in the music us old hippies grew up on. Bob is one of a kind. I was in HS when this came out and still love it.
One of my all time favorites. Nobody is a better story teller than Bob Seger. Everybody remembers their teenage yrs with your best girl practicing your night moves. Its one of those Timeless songs. You can walk into any dive bar in America and drop a quarter in the juke box and play Seger and I promise you you will not be the only one singin.
Yes! Thank you for doing this. A masterpiece. Seger is the man! Next check out his big hit "Roll Me Away" for some true inspiration and great vibes. Enjoy.
I saw Seger at a place in Flint MI called Sherwood Forrest in 1968. It warms my heart to see a younger generation appreciate him too.
Man I love him. My mama had this on 8 track. Saw him in concert when I was 8. My first concert was ray Charles my grand daddy took me cuz he played bass fiddle for them that night. And then had a jam session. It was magical.
My favorite line of all time....Ain't it funny how the night moves.....deep
This guy has a library of hits!
My mom swears my older brother was conceived to this song in the back of her Chevy lol❤
BJ has that look on his face like I am remembering and he is thinking of doing a little night moves tonight!!!
I always thought of him as rock but not country. He even kinda has a bluesy sound to his voice to. Love Bob's voice.
This is Bob’s signature tune.This one made Bob a Superstar rocker and the whole country knew who he was after this huge legendary hit!
That was a great concert, brought back a lot of my teen memories, sitting in the woods sippin and singing with him. It was great times!!! Always brings back great summer times!!
He is singing about all of our teenage years and experiences!!!
Most of us anyways. Some of us didn’t have those teenage experiences.
This song is about the seasons of your life. When you are in your teens/ 20's you are in the summer of your life. As you get older going into middle age at some point you realize you are getting older. That is the thunder. Then you start thinking about dying. "How far off I sat and Wondered." That's autumn closing in. This song is about just sitting back and remembering your life and the experiences you had. At that point, you just don't seem to have as much to lose.
I live in Michigan, where hes from, and let me tell you that hes a god in this state. Im sure you can hear why. Ive seen him a few times in concert, and of all the concerts Ive ever been to his are the most fun and happy of them all....
Love love love Bob Segar! I still ride around in my car & listen to this CD & remember all the good times from my past. #NightMoves #WorkingAndPracticing #ThatsRightBJ #BestTimeOfMyLifeWithTheOneThatGotAway
Not sure if you guys have done "Fire Lake" or "We've got tonight" but, they are both great songs also.
The first time I heard this song was in the animated movie "American Pop" (1981 -- for adults, not children) and never ever forgot it. ("I remember, I remember.) It's about the rise (and fall) of a music idol. Have loved Bob Segar ever since. That piano gets to me every time I hear it and I start to play my air piano and chair dancing.
One of my favorites from my hometown. My niece went to school with his son so I have been to many concerts and Bob is a real cool dude.
Bob Seger is considered rock and roll. And he is definitely blues! Love him!
"With autumn closing in." He's in the autumn of his life, looking back on his youth.
Songwriting genius!!
I'm always amazed at the way young people want to classify every song/singer into a specific "genre". Good songwriting comes from the heart, doesn't it? Kinda puts the technical stuff aside when inspiration enters the picture.
Bluesy Country Soul! That should be a legit category.
You can find those type of artists in the Americana genre
Bob Seger is my favorite of all time. Clearly one of Rock n Roll's greatest songwriters. From "Night Moves" to "Mainstreet" to "Turn the Page" all done so well. BJ is right when he says that Seger's songs last for a lifetime.
It would have be hard in the mid to late 80s to find a southern boy that didn't know Bob Seger, CCR, Alabama and George Straight. The rock songs and country songs crossed over each other.🎶
Im glad people your ages are listening to some of our songs from our youth... Oh Asia, you are beautiful! Keep up the reaction videos, I truly love them.
Great storyteller whose music makes great use of the piano/organ sound.
He sang If I Were A Carpenter solo... that was full of feeling as only Bob Seger at his best
Yes it was meant to be sung in a duet but Bob sang it solo and he kicked it,that was gold