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RIP Gary Ritchrath
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An amazing guitarist.
@@TristanandIsolt "Roll with the Changes" "Golden Country"
@@craighermle7727 I like Roll with the changes. I don't know Golden Country and I like Riding the Storm out best of the old rockers.
@@TristanandIsolt"Golden Country" I believe was on their album R.E.O ./T.W.O. That song is 52+ yrs old
It's R-E-O Speedwagon. One of the all time great bands.
Exactly Not Reo.
Are…Eeee…Ohhhh!
Saw them a year ago. Awesome awesome awesome
@JaquelineGoodspeed actually had tickets last year but couldn't go. Very disappointed.
To be fair, Ransom Eli Olds may have used his initials for his new company, but the trucks *were* pronounced "REO"
However, when Alan Gratzer (drums) told Neal Doughty (keys) that their band needed a name and Neal saw "REO Speedwagon" written on the blackboard in his History of Transportation class (they were students at the University of Illinois), he and Gratzer (and Joe Matt and Mike Blair, who left the band when they graduated at the end of the term) decided that "R-E-O" sounded better, and the band has always pronounced it that way.
“Keep on Lovin You” was a huge hit in 1981. “ICan’t Fight this Feeling Anymore” was another #1 from this group.
The album High Infidelity itself was a huge hit in 1981.
Yeah unfortunately in the 80s they became A commercial pop band instead of a great rocking band that they started out to be, I still love them but it's a shame
She didnt know they relaesed this song i 1975 so its 70s lol
Take it on the run.. my favorite
Heard it from a friend, who...
My favorite.
Gary Richrath the lead guitar player was a monster guitarist. RIP Gary
He sure was! Saw them many times in the 80s and 90s. GR was always amazing to see.
Riding the storm out is an absolute rocker.
When my oldest Sister passed away from cancer, her daughter asked me to pick a song for the funeral. My sister loved REO Speedwagon and she had all their albums. Although the song talks about breaking free from a relationship, she was breaking free from cancer after a hard fought 5 year battle. It was her time to fly and finally be pain free. Its been 9 years this week since she earned her wings and this song will always be bittersweet to me.
What an awesome brother, and great tribute for the love and acknowledgement of your beloved Sister & her Warriors fight!! May her BEAUTIFUL SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE....🥹🙏🙏🙏🙏
“Roll With the Changes” is their best Rocker.
I like Little Queenie and Golden Country
How about Riding the Storm Out and Back on the Road Again.
i think one of there best is Music man
Love that track!!!!!! So relevant to life.
REO has quite a few songs you could consider as being their best, but "Roll With The Changes" is certainly one of their best charting tracks (Hi Infidelity had a handful of songs that also did very well on the charts). But for as rocking as “Roll With the Changes” is, I've always felt "Take Me" from the Nine Lives album rocks just a little bit more. Bruce Hall's bass wants to cut you in half.
Greatest opening line to a rock-n-roll song: "Heard it from a friend" by REO Speedwagon.
"Take it on the Run"
It's R.E.O. Speedwagon. In the early years of the American automotive industry, when there were hundreds of automobile manufacturers, there was a company named R.E.O.! They had a model called the Speedwagon and the band members saw one in a museum. They were trying to come up with a name for their band, and they all agreed that was it. Try listening to Riding the Storm Out from their live album. They wrote it while being snowed in at an airport in the Rocky mountains.
Thats pretty neat!
REO were the initials of Ransom E Olds, the guy who started Oldsmobile.
@@williamh4172 I did not know that. Thanks!
Wasn't the Speedwagon a firetruck?
@@brheinfeldt pretty sure it was.
R.E.O. Speedwagon 💗 is awesome! So much energy and emotion... clear voice and strong harmonies. Killer in studio - and this was a great live. Thx. If you haven't done ... Long Way Home, I would always hear that at 5pm when the DJ put it on after work. 💜💜💜
The bands name is R.E.O Speedwagon named after an old truck from the very early days of automobiles. They have a bunch of hits you will enjoy! Lead singer Kevin Cronin wrote a lot of the songs.
The letters R. E. O. represent the name Ransom E. Olds, the original designer & car manufacturer, Oldsmobile!
I'm a child of the 70s. Love this group!
👍👍🤣🤣
Me too, I knew a Suzanne way back in the mid 70s, she was a beautiful blonde, I wonder if that's you?! Lol🌹👍✌️
this songs from the 70s She didnt know though
I never bought an Reo Speedwagon album, but I feel like their songs were still the soundtrack of my childhood. They do a good job of building their songs, a lot of their stuff starts off steady and then picks up more and more energy. Pretty interesting lyrics for a rock band, too. This is like the male version of Sugarland's "Stay", but manages to avoid the heartbreaking sadness.
I’m so lucky to live just south of Champaign Illinois where it all started at the university of Illinois. I’ve been able to see them so many times
I lived about 4 blocks away!!! Love them!!
My favorite break up song.. The 70s were special.
The R.E.O. is said as individual letters, not as a word. The band was named after a truck designed by Ransom Eli Olds, whose initials are R.E.O.
Great reaction Britt. I love this band try Can't fight this feeling, Keep on loving you and Take it on the run. They have a great sound. Again great memories, the 70s 80s where awesome
Thank you! Will do!
When we watched SNL in the late 1970s, The Midnight Special came on right after and we always watched that. This was before MTV and VH1
gigem74 says Howdy
A bar band in Champaign IL in the early 1970s when I was a student at the University of Illinois. They did all right.
Red Lion
Excellent band…live. No autotune. Talent.
This band is from where I am from, when I was in military when it got close to going home this was an anthem for everyone.
Also Britt, there was one of those bands in the 80s that had a string of hits back to back to back that I do not believe you have reacted to as of yet. The band is named the Cars. Tonight She Comes or Magic is a good start.
The Cars!!! Rick is the best
Girl, we grew up with so much great music and musical shows. The Midnight Special, Soul Train, American Bandstand, Sonny & Cher, The Partridge Family, lol, The Osmonds, The Jackson Five.
FRAME IT, QUOTE IT, PUT it on a wall!!! He is musical poetry!
REO is a great band - made fantastic Rock Ballads with great stories and memorable lyrics. I think I've used Time for Me to Fly lol! So many good songs with Kevin Cronin the Lead Singer and Of course the late great Gary Ritchrath on that screaming electric guitar. Check Riding the Storm Out Roll with the Changes, Don't Let Him Go, Keep On Loving YOU, Take it on the Run and so many others! REO is right from the late 70s into the Early 80s - like 1978 and strong through around 1983. Had Mega hits like the album Hi Infidelity and others. Pronounce the Letters R E O then the word Speedwagon. Speewagons were old-time fast cars/
My favorite REO Speedwagon song! It is pronounced (Are-Eee-Oh)
Can’t Fight This Feeling, Take It On The Run and Keep On Loving You are magic
I have loved this song sin e the first time I heard it, but never fully appreciated the brilliance of the lyrics until I watched this reaction.
REO taught me how to type.
I was having a hard time looking at practice pages, and type, so I sang their songs in my head, and typed them out.
Once I had the keys down I learn to read and type it out.
Hey Britt. Glad you found this song; I was 13 when it came out! When you say the band's name, say the initials R-E-O. They stand for Ransom E. Olds, as in Oldsmobile, and the vehicle, the Speedwagon. Fun, true fact: my grandmother was courted by Ransom E. Olds, but she married my grandfather instead. Good for me, sad for the lost fortune!
I always made sure I was in front of a TV to watch midnight special
Such an underrated band! I grew up listening to REO. I love this song!
This was cool beans back in the day great group great songs 😊
These guys are from just up the road from where I live. Champaign Illinois! My uncle used to room with a couple of the founding members when he got back from Vietnam. Incredible band with one of the best album titles ever, You Can Tune a Piano but You Can’t Tuna Fish!
I'm also from Northern Illinois and REO was the soundtrack of my childhood home for sure. It was always on.
Agreed @llschnitz Also, you can’t go wrong with “Blazin’ Your Own Trail Again”, a live version of “Like You Do”, “Take It On The Run”, “Roll With The Changes” and “Don’t Let Him Go” #reospeedwagon #reo
Take it on the Run, is a personal favorite.
R -E-O. Each letter is said individually, as in initials; not a like a word. 😉
Yeah which is funny because the old truck the band named themselves after was pronounced RIO like a word, pretty sure
So then summer 2023 and still SO GOOD almost a half decade later!
Every saturday night at midnight where I grew up we watched this show. This is how I got to see what the bands looked like, long before MTV or any music videos and they had some real greats on there. Ever heard of the Johnny Carson show? some great acts on there too.
This is the one right here 🔥 Covered this era of tunes with all kinds of bands since college, but this song never misses. I can’t even explain why, but it does. Well done, Speedwagons 👌🏼
REO had tons of great songs
It is all *very* real.
When Kevin Cronin (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano) was in high school, he was a skinny little thing, and the "tough guys" would beat him up and call him gay, so when Kevin got a girlfriend ("Tough Guys", 1980), he clung to the relationship both as emotional support and as validation of his heterosexuality.
However, by 1972, when Kevin had joined REO (replacing Terry Luttrell, the singer for the debut album), the relationship had turned toxic. He didn't have the guts to break it off, but in 1973 when the band took its first tour outside of Illinois, the distance enabled Kevin to write this song. (This was the same trip to Denver that inspired lead guitarist Gary Richrath to write the band's classic, "Ridin' the Storm Out", 1973.)
However, Kevin didn't a chance to record the song, as he was fired from the band during the recording of the "Ridin' the Storm Out'. (Mike Murphy sang lead on that, and the next two albums.) It wasn't until 1976 that Kevin got his job back (the upcoming 6th album was the last of the original contract, and the label thought that the album with Kevin ["T.W.O.", 1972] had been the best of the five [IMO correctly, although I give most of the credit to Gary Richrath's songwriting] and while they had built a following as a fantastic live concert group, the label wanted Kevin back, going forward. [Richrath tried to recruit Gregory X. Volz, of the Christian band Emmanuel, but Volz declined to join a secular band]) and by then, he probably thought that the song was too much in the past.
It wasn't until the band cemented its position with the excellent double live album "You Get What You Play For" (1977), that Kevin decided to put the song on their next album, "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish" (1978). Perhaps he was influenced by the fact that he was moving into a new relationship with the woman who would become his first wife, ,whom he had known for the intervening five years, as detailed in "Roll With the Changes" (1978).
And indeed, Kevin and Denise soon were wed. (It didn't work out, but that's for other songs. And Kevin has been married to his second wife, Lisa, since 1992. So it just took a little time.)
Wow, thanks...I didn't know the background and grew up loving them
@@juliagrant3299 The internet is a very useful thing. I only found out these details (and the history of Styx, and complete madness that was Fleetwood Mac before the Big Hits and so on) within the past few years, myself. Thankfully, I still have a good memory, so I enjoy putting the pieces together.
You make me feel my age, because I saw these Midnight Special shows when they were first broadcast .....
I worked on an experimental farm 55years ago and I've actually driven an reo speedwagon! Loved your reaction.
Thank you for playing my song Britt! It brings so much joy to us to see your reactions to the music we grew up with! You’re a lovely young woman and a pleasure to spend time with. Thanks again! ❤
These guys were huge in my junior high school/ high school days
These guys were big in the late '70's / early '80's. Even though it's a breakup song, it has good vibes musically.
R.E.O Speedwagon is one of the few bands that were better live than their studio versions. Saw them many times between 1978-1989. While this song doesn't display his guitar prowess, the late Gary Richrath (from my hometown) was one of the best rock guitarists during that era. His solo in "Golden Country" from the album "Live: You Get What You Play For" is EPIC.
This song is THE Breakup Anthem. I will always be transported back to the end of my first marriage when I hear this song. It got me through.
Best break up song of all time.
Reo speed wagon was my go to music listened while studying thru nursing school .all their music was great loved riverside and golden country they were excellent in concert.
@BrittReacts. Back in the day The Midnight Special was how we got to see our favrorite bands play their latest hits...and it was worth tuning in just to see Wolfman Jack, who a lot of us would hear on "The X" radio station...now, those were the days. Rock ON
This is my favorite R.E.O. Speed wagon song.
Love watching your reactions. Child of the 80's here... lol. And I must say... the 80's had THE BEST music ever. The era of the "hair bancs" for sure.
Just found you for the first time. You are so fucking adorable. I've been listening to REO my whole life and it was truly joyous to see your reaction to it. I felt like I was hearing it for the first time again. Transported right to my childhood. You also have a lovely voice.
I really looked forward to Midnight Special every single week. Great memories with friends watching together. With no social media, the only way we knew anything about our favorite bands was to catch them on TV, buy a magazine (which were far and few between) or buy the album that held pictures and small articles.❤
Check out their album "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish". Time For Me to Fly is probably my favorite REO song. Good tune... Check out the band April Wine and the live version of "You Won't Dance With Me" from the album Live at The El Mocambo. Their lead singer Myles Goodwyn recently died. April Wine is a Canadian band that I just loved since the 70s. My band covered several of their songs.
A long time ago I was in a bad relationship and I heard this song went home and broke up with my boyfriend…it was perfect to how I felt
Great video. REO is classic Midwestern rock. Well written songs. I highly recommend Golden Country .. a deep song about race issues in the USA
One of the best "break up" songs of all time.
My college roommate loved to clean to this album... at 9 am on Saturday mornings.
Been watching your video.. Love the appreciation for music.I grew up with... And by the way, You have the most beautiful smile.....
Seen them many times. They have toured with Styx, Def Leppard and Tesla. This year their touring with Train. I'm definitely going to this show!
Nice job who ever requested this
RIP Gary. Seen them 4 times
I've been playing music for 50 years. I love playing this song.
In the early days you could catch Speedwagon and Styx in small venues in Illinois. Then shot to the moon which is where they belong, up with the stars.
I went to see REO in ‘78 for my first concert. You know, it’s time to fly.
Ive seen Reo Speedwagon 13 times!! They are amazing and this is my favorite song
Tough Guys is really good with something unique in it. Always loved spankie and alfalfa. Their Hi Infidelity album cover was one of the all time great rock pictures during the 80s
On my playlist as is my Favorite "Take It On the Run"
One of my first approved concerts as a teen. R.E.O. Speedwagon was a huge success and masters of the rock ballad.
Thanks for taking a reaction sleeper and hitting the true essence of the song. Top notch!
I recommend their songs 'Take it on the Run' and 'Riding the Storm Out'.
I’ll check it out!
Early 70's...they played at a bar in Macomb, IL home of Western Illinois Univ. Blew us all away! Then they rocketed to stardom! Great band!
This is on their album. " High Infidelity " it made these guys millionaires almost overnight. It was the biggest selling album for several years running....
i think they are a Canadian band hes on stage doing a duet with his daughter hes all old n grey and she looks like shes 19 maybe 20 .. the song I cant fight this feeling 6.4 million views September 14 2019
love these guys. Their from Illinois, I live in Chicago. Saw them twice live.
I left an ABUSIVE relationship with this song in tow. Our music wasnt just music. It affected real life changing. On " The Turning Away," i dont " turn away from the poor and broken." Pink Floyd. I keep going as a " Wayward Son." I did find " peace" when i was done. Kansas. I see the " purple reign and the purple healing rain." Prince. I keep " running down my dreams," Tom Petty. I found out, " im never Alone," and " they really dont care about us," Michael Jackson. I did, look at " The woman in the mirror," and made changes. I can go on and on and on.
I haven't even started yet and I'm thrilled that you hit this one. It's so important in rock music from the '70s it really is. But I'm already going to say like everybody else yelling out requests, I would definitely say check out Golden Country from their live album. Because you will listen to it and you will be blown away because it's musically astounding but it's also socially and verbally pulling no punches. And then you'll realize man the same thing needs to be said today.
THIS, The guitar solo alone is worth reacting to.
Just remember, you can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish.
I saw them with STYX last year, so nostalgic 😊
Gary Richrath! RIP!
R.E.O. Speedwagon check "Riden The Storm Out"
I'll tell you that's girl would be f. You're a, I'm just a heart. I'm produce stuff. I pretend to be a camp you're closing you still have fun all right😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
You should go for some of the OL Dre of speed wagonlike. Well, let's say, Rodney storm out is a classic. Run a storm out the live version rob squander studio cellphone. They're doing that you gotta date a lot person of rodent storamut
Great song... havent hesrd it for a while, not sure how It lasted thru the years but was killer back then too. 💗
The live version of keep pushing on to it's amazing. The amazing album as called. Get what you're playing for by the Ario. Speedwagon, that's gotta 157 riverside golden country. Keep pushing on and of course riding R IDI n the storm out. All right question mark
Kevin Cronin (the lead singer) has said that he and Gary Ritchrath (the guy on the electric guitar) butted heads because of favoring different music styles, but that they always eventually met in the middle.
one of the best "Break Up" songs of the early 80's
They have a huge catalog of hits. Keep on lovin you,... Riding the storm out. One that is killer live is
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I saw these guys in concert at Alpine valley Wisconsin in 1980. Great concert!
Glad to hear your reaction to their music. Heard them in concert Love their music 🎵
One of the great "in your face" break-up songs. Luckily, (unluckily) I got to use it in real life.
A lot of the bands in the 70s had great great lyrics
Don't let him go!!!
REO Speedwagon were mega-stars in the late 70's through the 80's - they had tons of hit songs! You've done "Roll With the Changes", and now "Time for Me to Fly" - listen to "Riding the Storm Out" for the rock trifecta, then settle in for some of the best rock ballads of all time - "Keep on Loving You", "Can't Fight This Feeling", "Take it on the Run", and my sappy ass's personal favorites, "In my Dreams" and "Here With Me"! Lots of great music for you to discover, and give your unique commentary on!
My parents loved REO Speedwagon so much, I was conceived at a Speedwagon concert in the 80s. No one should know where they were conceived lol.
An REO Speed Wagon was an early truck line by Ransom Eli Olds who would also found Oldsmobile.
Quintessential American song.
My favorite song by R-E-O Speedwagon 👍
After more than 50 years they're still out touring, albeit with just the lead singer and the bass player left from the old days.
This one of my favorite REO songs. It’s also a great break-up song.
Kevin Cronin was a great vocalist. And Gary on guitar 🎸. Got to see them live in St Louis many years ago. My favorite song. Time For Me To Fly.