First time hearing Bob Seger "Main Street" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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My generation was so lucky. We grew up with the greatest music.
so true and we took it for granted ...
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we sure were...lets go back...I'll drive the bus...now, wouldn't that be a trip !‼
@@salmuscles awww,,,Dude. I was THERE. 💥💥💥😎
I totally relate to that.
This man is a lyrical genius. He really doesn't get enough credit. Born in 1970 and grew up with him my dad playing his music in the background. How lucky was I?
🔻Song Facts: In Bob’s youth, “Seger wrote this song about his high school years in Ann Arbor, Michigan.”
“The actual street Seger sings about in this song is Ann Street, which was off of Main Street in Ann Arbor. Seger recalled to the Chicago Sun-Times: "It was a club. I can’t remember the name of the club, but the band that played there all the time was called Washboard Willie. They were a Delta and Chicago blues band. Girls would dance in the window. They were a black band, and they were very good. That’s where I would go but I was too young to get in. It wasn’t in a great part of town but college students loved to go there."
GO BLUE!!! 😀😉✌
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yup! I was born in Detroit and Bob Seger was on the radio all the time in the 70’s.
Old Ann Streer is gone, all the grit has been removed and all of AA2 is upscale.
there aint no more ruff spots in Ann Arbor anymore. You gotta be a go zllion air to live there 😊😊
❤❤❤ I’ve listened to this song while on Ann Street!
That guitar riff gets me every time since 1976 😎 Bob was the last concert I saw before Covid at Madison Square Garden.
Bob was the last concert I saw as well. At The forum in LA. It was a bucket list concert for me and yeah he's what pushing his upper 70s now but he and his band were incredible.
You and I saw him on the same tour then... although on opposite coasts
That had to be simply amazing
Love how the lyrics paint a visual picture in your mind of those memories.
Almost like you were there alongside him on main street.
Yeah, I can see him stalking a stripper vividly.
@@bradbutcher3984 Hah. That's kinda a dark take on the song.
This album is an iconic gem. No bad songs on this album. I was lucky enough to see him during the live bullet tour. Such a Talented Man
That guitar adds a wistful element. It's like a bittersweet memory, maybe full of some regret and even some hope of finding that feeling again. Bob sure knows how to spin a tale.
Bob is one of the greatest storytellers.
When you can make an instrument sing or cry, that is a true gift. There are few who have that gift.
Well said
Bob Seger is unique in his ability to pull together storytelling, singing, and musical composition and performance.
One of my favorite tune by Bob. The emotions just show through with this one .
The studio musicians on this track were known as The Muscle Shoals rthymn section. Legendary dudes who played on more r&b and rock hits than you can imagine.
You can't go wrong with Bob Seger, how can one person have so much talent? Great song and reaction, as always, love the channel!
We went to see him live just last year and he opened with this. Instantly traveled back in time 40 years to high school. The entire show was great for all us old timers that could just let it wash over us. We were THE luckiest generation growing up in the 60s and 70s to have been listening to the greatest music ever. Such an amazing time to be alive
Perfect example of a " haunting " song. It reaches deep into your soul and wells up into your memories and eyes. This song always takes me back to a bowling alley in 70's New Orleans. My friends and I were on a bowling team. This song was a hit, and the alley played it a lot. Along with " Easy " by The Commodores. Two slow songs that got this rocker engaging the melody. I wasn't the only one, I'm sure. Y'all rock. Asia - your vocal renditions of the songs are cool. You have a killer falsetto. Keep on keepin' on, you two. Your videos are a part of my daily ritual. And I know this is true for lots of other Reaction Videos channels viewers.
Hearing this song tonight took me right back too high school with the realization how important this man's music was in my high school and, college days. Thank you both for that.
You guys need to listen to the live 1975 Bob Seger album “Live Bullet”, it shows how fantastic he was live.
Everything thing he does is GREAT . Excellent story telling.
Bob Seger writes poetry and delivers them though powerful lyrics and beautiful music. Hes in the music writers hall of fame for good reason. His roots were as great guitarist and piano player. He combines it all together to make some of the most beautiful ballads and bangers that make you dance! If you've listened to "Live Bullett" ...you know I'm talking about!
Bob's songs are like a catalog of my life.
Bob Seger is a great rock singer, songwriter & musician known for his raspy powerful voice. He wrote & recorded songs that dealt with love, women & blue-collar themes. He had so many great songs especially in the 70's-80's such as "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man", "Night Moves", "Turn The Page", "Still The Same", "Hollywood Nights", "Against The Wind", "You'll Accomp'ny Me", "Shame On The Moon", "Roll Me Away", "Like A Rock", "Shakedown", "We've Got Tonight" & "Old Time Rock & Roll".
You left out "Fire Lake!"
Sunspot baby
And Come to Papa
Roll me away!
That riff… so wistful. This was always one of my favorites. Turn The Page and We’ve Got Tonight are 2 more of his best.
"This riff is everything right now."
Lol. BJ, you are a wordsmith, sir!
I grew up with the greatest music. It’s still being played today. Bob Seger killed it then and still has that wonderful voice and he’s like me, he’s pushing 80 yrs old.
One of my absolute favorites by the greatest Rock & Roller ever.
I don't comment much on these channels, but Bob Seger touches me. He was the singer that I first started listening too. He was on my AM radio, the Big 8, CKLW out of Detroit/Windsor in the mid 60's... He had many hits and his ballads are some of the best ever. Ole Time Rock and Roll, Turn the Page and many others. My favorite of all time.
love the way his voice fades in the end as he walks down Mainstreet.
Bob does nostalgia, wistfulness & longing so well.
Love this song. Such a haunting guitar riff in this song. You can just imagine looking down the street at night with the neon lights flashing.
Bob Seger was on a short list of artists known for the quality of their live shows, and his 1981 album, Nine Tonight, is a concert recording. This song is also on that album and alto sax plays that wailing guitar part that repeats throughout. The solo is still played on electric guitar, but is harder and grimier. Excellent live versions of all his hits, such as "Her Strut," if you haven't heard that one.
The group called sneaker. The song is “ more than just the two of us” a hidden gem from early 80’s. Check it out
One of the few very best songwriters and performers. Bob Seger the legend.
This is one of my favorites songs from him...but everything he sings is GOLD.
Another record i had as a kid. I used to have a portable record player that looked like a tweed suitcase. There was a built in 6x9 speaker on each end that could detach and you could stretch them around the room for surround sound. Had every genre of music in my box. This was before we got boom boxes. Fun times.
BRO! Your reaction tells me you know EXACTLY what Bob is sayin in this song.
I seen him live at the World Series Of Rock in Cleveland in 1980....he is even better live!!!
Bob's voice has always melted my heart ❤️
These old songs bring me back to being a kid in the 70s and my mom took us everywhere. To the bars and friend's parties and we heard all these songs. Today's music doesn't give those same memories.
BJ hit the nail on the head. You guys need to start selling shirts that say "That was such a Vibe".
Every now and then I'll go up in the loft of the barn and jam with some Bob Segar to this day.
BJ's face is exactly like mine when I hear Bob Seger.....very relatable music
My heart melts everytime I play my man Bob and this song is but one of my favorites! TURN IT UPPPPP!!!
My favorite Seger tune.
My friend's and I saw Seger and the Silver Bullet Band in 1986 at Madison Square Garden. The concert was SO FANTASIC, we scalped the tickets and saw them again two days later at Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ.
The actual street Seger sings about in this song is Ann Street, which was off of Main Street in Ann Arbor. Seger recalled to the Chicago Sun-Times: "It was a club. I can’t remember the name of the club, but the band that played there all the time was called Washboard Willie. They were a Delta and Chicago blues band. Girls would dance in the window. They were a black band, and they were very good. That’s where I would go but I was too young to get in. It wasn’t in a great part of town but college students loved to go there."
Best song, best music, best story telling, best voice, best era for music.
Great to see you enjoying this one.
I remember being completely hypnotized by this song when I was about 16.
Main street in Michigan where Bob is from absolutely one of the best voices in rock music, so proud to be a Gen X ...best music then now and forever ❤
In 1964 or 65 I lived in Saginaw Michigan. We had a teenage nightclub called Daniels Den. Bob used to play there and he came up from Detroit. He had an old beat up car that when he was leaving we used to give him a push to get it started and send him home to Detroit. Memories. RMR
The Main Street Bob is singing about is in Ann Arbor, MI. Where he use to hangout back in the day.
That famous riff is my brother in law that made that song so famous and takes us back to 1978... PETE CARR Muscle Shoals Sound Studio... RIP Pete... Miss ya..... Daytona Beach,Fl
Saw him live twice in NY City at MSG over 30 years ago. He pumped out pure energy NON STOP! Nearly 3 hours of one great song after another. He's the real deal and his Silver Bullet Band was stellar!! I have to say this guy is right up there with all the great ones ,he was also even better live than I expected. I don't know why or how I underestimated his talent considering I wore out his live bullet band album back as a kid in the 70s! What on earth was I thinking???!! Won't happen again Bob!!! You rock brother!
I love every song Bob recorded but this one here!! That guitar “weepin”! Bob is just first class in musicianship!
Recorded in my hometown, Muscle Shoals Alabama!
Saw Bob Seger open for KISS with Ted Nugent at Anaheim Stadium in the 70’s. Great concert and Bob Seger killed it with his vocal story-telling!! His song Old Time Rock n Roll made Tom Cruise a mega star in the pop classic film Risky Business 🍿
Absolute GREATNESS, massive classic! Love it. 👍
I was a DJ in Dallas in 2970s and 1980s. We got in free to every concert in Dallas. I've seen over 450 bands live. Not including solo acts. Very fortunate time in,my life
This song hits home with me. I grew up on Main Street in a small New Jersey town that I won't name. But every time I hear this song, I'm back down on Main Street. And I had many, many good times on Main Street.
Cool, but I'm pretty sure this is a reference to Main Street in Ann Arbor. And... Go Blue!
@@Steve-cm2ys Well, I didn't think he was actually singing about Main Street in my town. Lol
I simply love the albums Bob Seger did with the Swampers... The Swampers are responsible for more great music than most people know.
Bob Seger - lead vocals
Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section
Barry Beckett - keyboards
Pete Carr - lead guitar, acoustic guitar
Roger Hawkins - drums, percussion
David Hood - bass
Jimmy Johnson - rhythm guitar
One of the BEST ever songs... Bob's Voice + That Haunting Guitar = "A Banger"... Beautiful, song... FINALLY, you reacted to it...
Love Segar...he influenced so many people that followed in both rock and country music. Thanks yall.
Picture, if you will; lights dimmed low, flopped down in a giant bean bag, beer in one hand and a smoke in the other, chillin to this song. AHHHH, life in the '80s.
ROLL ME AWAY is a great Seger tune!
It's such a nostalgic and wistful song. He's captivated by this young woman but he never acts on it. He never even goes inside, he just watches through the glass from the sidewalk.
"She looked so young and sweet," The life had not gotten to her yet.
I remember when this came out……..still not tired of that riff.
Also just love that beautiful guitar along with his raspy voice. 👍👍👍
Thank you for doing this one. Haven’t seen other reactors do this one, but not u guys! Ur great! My fav Seger song. Love the guitar! Thank you peace ✌️
Glad you guys keep on digging into Bob Seger's extraordinary catalogue!
The best music ever I wish would be the same wow just the Instrumental part of Bob Seger’s music on every album he’s the best of the best back when I remember that’s what I fell in love with growing up my mothers music when she used to play it and Bob Seger was always my favorite!
Bob is THE BEST!!! ❤️❤️
As deep as his music was this was my favorite. I finally got to see him on his Final Tour and it was 3 1/2 hours of
AWESOME😎 He had the biggest bass saxophone I've ever seen😲
This is what music sounded like before everything turned into plastic.
So glad I was able to check seeing him live off of my bucket list. Still can rock it even at his age. Bob is simply the best!
Saw Bob Seger and tuned in ASAP. Love this singer/songwriter. Please keep the Seger songs comin' HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS next?? HER STRUT?? SHAME ON THE MOON?? Don't think u can possibly gone wrong
Night moves was one of the first records I ever bought. Swoon material for a 15 year old.
Also, this song was recorded in Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Ala. It features their musicians with Seger.
Roll Me Away, Feel Like a Number, Horizontal Bop, Betty Lou, The Famous Final Scene, Hollywood Nights…..
Such a beautifully haunting, and wistful guitar line - coupled with Seger's soulful grit.
It's easy for me to imagine myself as a young man in the same situation who saw that beautiful girl he never got the courage up to talk to.
You guys are wonderful. Thanks for sharing!
"Night Moves" is my favorite Bob Seger song.
I'd been hoping for ya'll to react to this beauty. Thanks.
Listen to "Roll Me Away" next, it's another song that tells a story, one of his best.
One of the greatest storytellers of our time!
I just love these two ɓeen listening to this song the last couple of nights at work playing on the radio in our Wal-Mart looked up this morning who sang this song felt stupid cause I didn't recognize it was bobs voice at first felt like an idiot cause he's got that distinct voice you recognize but I couldn't think of you was singing felt dumb as hell love alotcof Bob's songs over these yrs grew up in the best generation of music 60s till now.
My dad got me into Bob Segar. Great tune. Happy days.
That guitar IS life, my friend.
The actual street Seger sings about in this song is Ann Street, which was off of Main Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 🙂
This song is so relatable to many of us who grew up in cities and small towns, when I hear it I see my small hometown , the reference to pool hall. I feel a fall night with that cool air coming along
"Main Street" was everywhere there's a Main Street. ...not just somewhere in Michigan. Get it? Bob's time at Muscle Shoals, Alabama is where this song was born.
It was cut in Sheffield ,Alabama at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio most of his albums were.The Swampers played on his albums the lead guitar part was Pete Carr.
This is my favorite Seger song. He has many. Being a guitar player all my life I immediately recognized that the guitar is played very lyrically. The perfect example of the instruments serving the song. Many of the very top guitar players in history knew how to serve the song with tone and feel. Great job !
Try the Seger song Feel Like a Number
This song was recorded in Muscle Shoals Alabama and people in Muscle Shoals thought it was about their town and people in Detroit thought it was about them. Muscle Shoals was the hit maker of music at that time.
'Seger wrote this song about his high school years in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The song explores the promise of youth, and what Seger calls his "awakening" after being a quiet, awkward kid for most of his youth'
He wasn't in the bar, he was a high schooler that had an infatuation with a girl who happened to work in a bar, hence, his line about looking thru the window..
I think we all have a main street type of event in our lives🤘❤️
"We've Got Tonight" should be your next reaction. "... deep in my soul, I've been so lonely all of my hopes fading away. I've longed for love like everyone else does. I know I'll keep searching even after today..." GENIUS!
Oh, those 1970s songs! Why can't anyone write and perform music like this anymore? Glad we have video, and reccords.
My all time favorite Bob Seger song. Great job guys.
Bob recorde this song at Mussle Shoals Stax Records, he generously accepted a suggestion for the guitar riff from a sessionist who was a "swamper" mentioned in a Lynard Skinard song with the lyrics " Mussle Shoals has the Swampers they've been known 4 song or 2" I'll let you discover that one, just keep note
Thats my favorite song from Bob and thats saying alot, considering all the great song he has.
"Hollywood Nights" is a banger with a beat like a runaway train.