Young lady. I came home after a crappy day. Sat on my couch and turned on my TH-cam. I saw your reaction to Bob and his experience of being young in this wonderful song. Your reaction made me laugh as I enjoyed your smile, your head bopping, your feel for the soul of the track. You seem like a very genuine gentle soul who loves music and what songs mean. You put that smile back on my face today. You took all that crappy stuff I had happen and helped me throw it away. I say thank-you. For just being you.
What an amazing comment! India definitely made me laugh out loud with her reaction. She makes a great song even greater by her comments and reactions. Thank you.
That's right. The song talks about the summertime. Sweet summertime. A person's late teens through their mid 30's. Then it's funny how the night moves. with autumn closing in. The beginning of the onset of 40 through 60. So much older.
@@cs292 IMO autumn is definitely a reference to him being older and remembering the 'summertime' of his life. Funny how you remember.... I remember I remember etc.
That's because when we're younger, we're all care-free and enjoying youth while at the same time taking for granted how short of a time we have for that. It's when we're older and we become that person longing for the innocense and vitality of youth that we understand the words more.
"... I woke last night to the sound of thunder. How far off? I sat and wondered, started hummin' a song from 1962... ain't it funny how the night moves, when you just don't seem to have to much to lose? Strange how the night moves, when it's all closing in..." Some just incredible, powerful and haunting lyrics....
LOVE Bob Seger. Besides Night Moves (which i heard on radio this morning), i also love HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS and STRUT. Hes been around forever! Night Moves was huge when i was in HS.
"With autumn closing in." Oh boy. That line is key to the depth of this song. It's 95% about teenage horniness, sure, but that line is a reminder that youthful carefree fun *does not last forever*
Bob Seger, is an excellent artist! I suggest, "Turn the Page", Hollywood Nights", Old Time Rock And Roll", "Rambling, Gamblin man", Rock and Roll Never Forgets", Against the Wind", and "Main Street"!
I still get chills 40 years later...1978, high school graduation, parked by the lake with my GF after the parties. I was working and practicing on my night moves, back then it took time to get buttons undone, we felt the lighting and this song was playing as we waited on the thunder...yeah, I remember
When I was younger, just a kid riding with his parents in the back seat. I always wondered why my mom would reach over and start running her fingers through my dads hair whenever this song came on...well, I figured it out many years later after I started listening and understanding music, lol.
So many reactors miss the genuine pathos of this song. They think it's just about sex, but it's really about lost youth and the contemplation of old age. "With autumn closing in" cuts deep.
The slow part before the last chorus fade to me represents the end of one's prime and settling into "when autumn closes in" of their life. When it starts to pick back up, those three single guitar notes always give me goosebumps.
I was that teenager when I heard this song for the first time in the late 70’s. When you are in your mid-50’s it has a different message. He’s a story teller of life.
This is THE perfect ballad detailing how we go from young feckless love in the summertime of our lives, to ultimately settling down as the autumn years close in seeking real love. If this one made you stop and wonder about the men in your life India, his song You'll Accompn'y Me will make you stop and think about the only one you ever loved, with you or not. FYI, the music video for this song featured Matt LeBlanc from Friends and John Galecki (I.E. Leonard Hofstadter from The Big Bang Theory).
@@bigboss6867 Where are you at? How old are you? I have matchmaking skills.Do you have a drivers license? That must be a yes. Do you have a probation officer? That must be a no. LOL
This song will always remind me of those nights underneath the boardwalk and the smell of salt air, french fries, caramel popcorn and pizza and the footsteps and laughter of the people above and the endless sound of the ocean; without a care in the world.
He's old in the song. He is thinking back to his youth. The song is from the 70s. The girl Nd the chevy are from 1962. That's why he's humming a song from then. There is clip floating Round YT where Bob plays part of the first song he ever wrote. He wrote that song to impress the girl he is singing About in this song.
Yeah, I've always taken the line "with Autumn closing in" as accepting that those easy, endless, summers of your youth are gone and the responsibilities of adulthood are staring you in the face. Anyway it's a line that's always given me gooosebumps.
Thank you for putting a big smile on my face.😊 Bob Seger is a phenomenal story teller through his music, his amazing voice goes hand and hand with all of the stories that he sings about.
I am sitting here at 3 am, discovered your channel, been watching for hours. Love the energy you bring to your reactions, you're so true and honest to your feelings and your eyes speak so many words while you listen to such great music from the past. I am a fan now that's for sure, you're a beautiful young lady with an ear for the classics.
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
I always get a kick out of you kids discovering the truly great ones. I bought this house from the week it came out when I was in high school. Unfortunately you missed the most important verse in the song because you paused the video to make a comment. The verse is this; we weren't in love oh no far from it, we weren't searching for some pie in the sky Summit, we were just young and restless and bored, living by the sword. Go back and listen to the song and its entirety without pausing there it changes the entire meaning. And if you're on a Bob Seger kick, don't miss one of the greatest most beautiful love songs ever written, you'll accompany me.
My local AM radio station played this song a lot during the evenings, and I used to live falling asleep listening to it, my 6 year old mind wondering what happened during the late night hours, when back then, just about everything closed down for the night.
Bob Seger is one of the greatest singer song writers of all time. He turned out some of the greatest albums of all time and never got the recognition he truly deserved.
Mad respect India! 70 yo wm loving you connecting with my Motown brother. Used to hire him for dances for $150 a night super cool then, even better now. His songs explain the time then...and the time still now.
He sounds as good today as he did way back then. Still puts on a great show and goes out of his way to make sure the fans know how he feels about them. Very humble man. Your reaction to him is priceless!
Points of her own standing way up high. Way up firm and high! I wonder what he was talking about? And close to the end where is sounded like he was doing the motorboat!
This is actually just a simple song about his first summer of sexual activity. He makes it a masterpiece. But he does that with all of his songs. His soul, effort, feeling and a genuine understanding of the listeners brain makes him one of the best ever.
Nice pick. That whole album is great - beginning to end. The song, Main Street, still gives me the chills. I loved that song and album when it first came out, and to this day love it the same.
Love this one too!! Points all her own sitting high...Way up firm and high.... love the way he makes it sound so good! We all wanted to sneak out with Bob!
Always loved this song. He uses so mamy metaphors in this piece. Summertime being his youth;. Autumn being further along in his life. There's dozens of wonderful Seger songs. My faves are Like A Rock, Her Strut, Hollywood Nights, etc. You are going to fall down the Seger rabbit hole. 😉
One of the most serious injustices in rock is that this man has been nominated numerous times for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and has been ignored! That institution is a joke!!!
Mrs.ward here. Bob s a great story teller,and have loved his voice since 1969,with the rambling gambling man. One of his first hits.your reactions are true.
Miss India, you had to understand the times, livin' in it back then, "back room, alley or trusty woods, even the backseat of my '60 chevy", It was the thing with those of us who "were young, restless and bored", no cable tv, no internet. It was a much better time to be alive. Your reactions are priceless, love your expressions.
I JUST LUVVVVVVVVVVVVV YOUR REACTIONS INDIA, IT'S SO GR8888 BABY! LOL :) HE'S DEFINITELYYY 1 OF THOSE GR8 GEMS, SO MANYYY RADIO HITS TOO, I'M SURE YOU'D KNOW SOME: HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS, OLD TIME ROCK N ROLL, AGAINST THE WIND
You have been introduced to one of the greatest artists in history. Very underrated as far as the mainstream. He is a rock and roll HOF. But to me there are very very few that can come close to Bob Seger. Def one of my top 3 of all time. I'd suggest you check out a lot of his songs mentioned by others. I'd say some, but they've already done that.
From Songfacts: This song is about a young couple losing their virginity in the back seat of a Chevy. Seger says the song is autobiographical, but he took some liberties, as their tryst was after high school. The girl he was with had a boyfriend away in the military, and when he came back, she married him, breaking Seger's heart. Seger says the song represents the freedom and possibility of the high school years. The phrase "night moves" has a number of meanings, which made it an intriguing song title. It could mean "putting the moves on" a girl in the back seat of a car, but Seger says it also relates to the impromptu parties he and has buddies threw in the fields of Ann Arbor, Michigan, where they would turn on the headlights and dance their "night moves." They called these gatherings "grassers." Seger was inspired by the movie American Graffiti, which was released in 1973 but set in 1962. He said, "I came out of the theater thinking, Hey, I've a story to tell too. Nobody has ever told about how it was to grow up in my neck of the woods."
India, I just discovered your channel today and my daughter and I have been watching it all night. These songs are so meaningful to be as well. This will be the first comment of many. Bob Seger is amazing. You were so funny calling Bob nasty. I would like to suggest "Come To Pappa" and "Fire Down Below". Love your reactions.
This was one of the first songs I ever heard by Seger and I loved it, but I was really too young to understand what the song was about. I played the 45 all the time! I'm kind of surprised my mom let me listen to it. I guess she never paid attention to the lyrics. lol
@India Reacts I absolutely loved your reaction to Bob Seger, I grew up listening to him, and alot of other 70's and 80's dude's, he is a michigan legend! And yeah he definitely knew how to work in the dirty lyrics way before it was cool, but he had a tasteful and smooth way of doing it. He had a way of capturing the way life was. Another favorite of mine of his is "Who needs tomorrow" which is another great hit. I am definitely subbing to you girly, you are awesome!
This song is a master class in the mixing and balancing of all the elements. The interplay between the organ and the piano is so slick, and balanced so perfectly as to blend in as one aspect of the whole.
No better song was ever made about reflecting on teenage angst and just being a kid trying to be an adult. Feel like a number and this one are the two best songs for me. Thanks for playing.
Loved the reaction! Great to see youngsters listening to MUSIC! Try Famous Final Scene, a very underrated melody which is passed over quite a bit, also Rosalie which is a tongue in cheek tune about a woman who was the music director at the local radio station (CKLW) who helped launch many careers back in the day Bob's being one of them.
Young lady. I came home after a crappy day. Sat on my couch and turned on my TH-cam. I saw your reaction to Bob and his experience of being young in this wonderful song. Your reaction made me laugh as I enjoyed your smile, your head bopping, your feel for the soul of the track. You seem like a very genuine gentle soul who loves music and what songs mean. You put that smile back on my face today. You took all that crappy stuff I had happen and helped me throw it away. I say thank-you. For just being you.
What an amazing comment! India definitely made me laugh out loud with her reaction. She makes a great song even greater by her comments and reactions. Thank you.
Dave Sampognaro she truly does! I just love her reactions to songs that I listened to in my teens💕
India my favorite to.
aww i love that. and you're right about her smile/spirit. keep on movin up brother!
Ditto
"With autumn closing in." The older I get the more that phrase hits.
That's right. The song talks about the summertime. Sweet summertime. A person's late teens through their mid 30's. Then it's funny how the night moves. with autumn closing in. The beginning of the onset of 40 through 60. So much older.
You guys are mixin up like a rock with this song...this is literally about a first summertime fling...
He could have ended the song right there if he wanted ... definitely a look at a younger time, a younger moment ...
@@cs292 IMO autumn is definitely a reference to him being older and remembering the 'summertime' of his life. Funny how you remember.... I remember I remember etc.
Like a goddamn truck at 50 bro
"and points of her own sitting way up high,way up firm and high".Every reactor misses this truly great line.
Best lyrics ever,
Men writing women🤣
@@MadameRaven1 I'm not mad 😂
Andle Hay I’m not either, it’s just what it reminds me of.😂
Boobies
If you aren't old enough to remember drive in movies in the " sweet summertime summertime" then you missed out on a great era of life.
Amen!
And that is a true fact,
Ur SO right! Im 60 & grateful all the old things signifying Americana were there to be enjoyed. Love 70s music!
They may be making a comeback soon with social distancing.
My mom sent me and my brother on our sisters drive in dates we were 5 and 9 lol.
The older I get, the more I “get” Seger. Never cared for him much when I was younger, but damn if I don’t love him now.
I've always liked him but I completely understand what you're saying
That's because when we're younger, we're all care-free and enjoying youth while at the same time taking for granted how short of a time we have for that. It's when we're older and we become that person longing for the innocense and vitality of youth that we understand the words more.
@@medmar76 " With Autumn closing in......"
Same here
@@medmar76 definitely not accurate, believe me even though I’m young I still think about how short of time we have 😂
“Bob nasty!!”🤣😂🤣
LOL
LOL
Somebody has to say it... YES... Yes he is! ;o)
"... I woke last night to the sound of thunder. How far off? I sat and wondered, started hummin' a song from 1962... ain't it funny how the night moves, when you just don't seem to have to much to lose? Strange how the night moves, when it's all closing in..." Some just incredible, powerful and haunting lyrics....
Hell yeah. Bob Segar is a national treasure and this track is a whole ass mood.
His storytelling is like watching a 3D movie in your head.
And then he rips out your soul.
Best way I've heard it put.
An amazing storyteller.
LOVE Bob Seger. Besides Night Moves (which i heard on radio this morning), i also love HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS and STRUT. Hes been around forever! Night Moves was huge when i was in HS.
LOVE Bob Seger. Listen to "We Got Tonight", a huge hit. You will fall in love with it.
"With autumn closing in." Oh boy. That line is key to the depth of this song. It's 95% about teenage horniness, sure, but that line is a reminder that youthful carefree fun *does not last forever*
They knew how to write better back then. I always liked soft rock because of the lyrics. They either told a story, had a moral or were very romantic.
Bob Seger, is an excellent artist! I suggest, "Turn the Page", Hollywood Nights", Old Time Rock And Roll", "Rambling, Gamblin man", Rock and Roll Never Forgets", Against the Wind", and "Main Street"!
YES Main Street! I forgot about that one. Also YOU'LL ACCOMPANY ME.
Come to Papa
Accompany Me
Hollywood Nights a classic summer night driving song.
Like a Rock is a great one too.
I actually LOL when you said "Bob Nasty" You are GREAT !!!
...wait until she hears Come to Pappa ROFL!
“Mainstreet” and “Against the Wind” are two of my favorites!!
I still get chills 40 years later...1978, high school graduation, parked by the lake with my GF after the parties. I was working and practicing on my night moves, back then it took time to get buttons undone, we felt the lighting and this song was playing as we waited on the thunder...yeah, I remember
Damn. Great story!! LOL
Main Street is a great song.
Night moves also, fantastic.
When I was younger, just a kid riding with his parents in the back seat. I always wondered why my mom would reach over and start running her fingers through my dads hair whenever this song came on...well, I figured it out many years later after I started listening and understanding music, lol.
OMG, your reaction is priceless !! I soooo adore you !! LOL
Song makes me emotional. I can relate but for me and my wife it was a 73 mustang. Was with her 23 years, lost her 6 years ago :(
I going to comment that she'll an influx of Detroiters/SE Michiganders now that she's reacting to Bob.
Sorry for your loss! Lost mine 7 years ago.
So many reactors miss the genuine pathos of this song. They think it's just about sex, but it's really about lost youth and the contemplation of old age. "With autumn closing in" cuts deep.
Hugs ^^ feel your pain... ;o)
You are adorable. I get so much joy from your enthusiasm and heart! Thank you for bringing your wonderful discovery of these oldies to the world!
"Bob naaasty!"
LMFAO! I love you, India! Lol
Your reaction when you got up from the chair was the best! You're a positive light in a world that needs them!
One of the top ten greatest American rock bands of all time. This is their signature song. A true classic.
The slow part before the last chorus fade to me represents the end of one's prime and settling into "when autumn closes in" of their life. When it starts to pick back up, those three single guitar notes always give me goosebumps.
Yes, more Bob, please. Hollywood Nights.
I was that teenager when I heard this song for the first time in the late 70’s. When you are in your mid-50’s it has a different message. He’s a story teller of life.
he is from the Detroit area. so he has some sole. I am from Michigan also originally. My fovorite song of all times. Nice reaction. Loved it
Bob always made what I like to call baby making music the best example of this is We Got Tonight!
This is THE perfect ballad detailing how we go from young feckless love in the summertime of our lives, to ultimately settling down as the autumn years close in seeking real love.
If this one made you stop and wonder about the men in your life India, his song You'll Accompn'y Me will make you stop and think about the only one you ever loved, with you or not.
FYI, the music video for this song featured Matt LeBlanc from Friends and John Galecki (I.E. Leonard Hofstadter from The Big Bang Theory).
Big Boss, Amen Brother. I had my Night Moves guy but been with my Someday Lady You'll Accompany Me guy for 26 years.
@@peggygibbons479 Still waiting/looking for her where I'm at. :'(
@@bigboss6867 Where are you at? How old are you? I have matchmaking skills.Do you have a drivers license? That must be a yes. Do you have a probation officer? That must be a no. LOL
You guys are mixin up like a rock with this song...this is literally about a first summertime fling...
This song will always remind me of those nights underneath the boardwalk and the smell of salt air, french fries, caramel popcorn and pizza and the footsteps and laughter of the people above and the endless sound of the ocean; without a care in the world.
He's old in the song. He is thinking back to his youth. The song is from the 70s. The girl Nd the chevy are from 1962. That's why he's humming a song from then.
There is clip floating Round YT where Bob plays part of the first song he ever wrote. He wrote that song to impress the girl he is singing
About in this song.
Well, he's not "old," he's about 30 (b. 6/1945, song from '76). But he's not that young anymore -- just like Bruce in "Thunder Road."
@@JStarStar00 He's old enough to think autumn's "closing in"
Yeah, I've always taken the line "with Autumn closing in" as accepting that those easy, endless, summers of your youth are gone and the responsibilities of adulthood are staring you in the face. Anyway it's a line that's always given me gooosebumps.
Yes ladies and gentlemen that is what called a Classic by a living legend.
One of the great coming of age tunes of all time! I get choked up every time I hear it.
Thank you for putting a big smile on my face.😊
Bob Seger is a phenomenal story teller through his music, his amazing voice goes hand and hand with all of the stories that he sings about.
I've always liked soft rock because of the stories they tell in the lyrics.
I have always liked Bob Seger! Good Storyteller. You should check our " Like a ROCK" next.
I am sitting here at 3 am, discovered your channel, been watching for hours. Love the energy you bring to your reactions, you're so true and honest to your feelings and your eyes speak so many words while you listen to such great music from the past. I am a fan now that's for sure, you're a beautiful young lady with an ear for the classics.
Very soulful singer, one of the best
I was at a remote site in Alaska when I first heard this. When my daughter heard it 20 years later, she said I listened to dirty music! Hahaha!
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
One of my favorite songs of his. True story teller. Sounds ad good in concert.
To see a young black women rocking to the music of my youth just warms my heart. Thanks India
"Hey Bob nasty, he remembered" 😂😂
That struck me as funny, great reaction.
Bob Seger was great night cruising music. Many memories of these songs blaring from my speakers.
I always get a kick out of you kids discovering the truly great ones. I bought this house from the week it came out when I was in high school. Unfortunately you missed the most important verse in the song because you paused the video to make a comment. The verse is this; we weren't in love oh no far from it, we weren't searching for some pie in the sky Summit, we were just young and restless and bored, living by the sword. Go back and listen to the song and its entirety without pausing there it changes the entire meaning. And if you're on a Bob Seger kick, don't miss one of the greatest most beautiful love songs ever written, you'll accompany me.
He was golden! 1962 the year I was born! Thrills and chills! Soulful voice!
I love Seger, so many great song out there.
hi love
Started humming a song from 1962,,,,,,, with autumn closing in. He was entering middle aged, and remembering his youth.
Bob Seger...... Great American Poet. All his songs have GREAT lyrics that make you feel like you’ve known this guy forever.
It is a sad song about a man with sentimental remembrance...nostalgia...for his youth.
My local AM radio station played this song a lot during the evenings, and I used to live falling asleep listening to it, my 6 year old mind wondering what happened during the late night hours, when back then, just about everything closed down for the night.
Bob Seger is one of the greatest singer song writers of all time. He turned out some of the greatest albums of all time and never got the recognition he truly deserved.
Mad respect India! 70 yo wm loving you connecting with my Motown brother. Used to hire him for dances for $150 a night super cool then, even better now. His songs explain the time then...and the time still now.
Against The Wind, & Main Street, 2 more of my fav BoB Seger
He sounds as good today as he did way back then. Still puts on a great show and goes out of his way to make sure the fans know how he feels about them. Very humble man. Your reaction to him is priceless!
Points of her own standing way up high. Way up firm and high! I wonder what he was talking about? And close to the end where is sounded like he was doing the motorboat!
Grew up listening to Bob! One of my favorite songs of his and one of my favorite reactions so far!!
This is actually just a simple song about his first summer of sexual activity. He makes it a masterpiece. But he does that with all of his songs. His soul, effort, feeling and a genuine understanding of the listeners brain makes him one of the best ever.
Nice pick. That whole album is great - beginning to end. The song, Main Street, still gives me the chills. I loved that song and album when it first came out, and to this day love it the same.
Love this one too!! Points all her own sitting high...Way up firm and high.... love the way he makes it sound so good! We all wanted to sneak out with Bob!
Always loved this song. He uses so mamy metaphors in this piece. Summertime being his youth;. Autumn being further along in his life. There's dozens of wonderful Seger songs. My faves are Like A Rock, Her Strut, Hollywood Nights, etc.
You are going to fall down the Seger rabbit hole.
😉
This is my favorite Bob Seger song. I like the up beat,and rythm 0f the song . This is southern Rock.love your reactions India.
the line "with autumn closing in " means getting older and remembering what you did when you were young - - - love that line !!!!
One of the most serious injustices in rock is that this man has been nominated numerous times for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and has been ignored! That institution is a joke!!!
That's no HOF.......it's the Hall of Shame!! Joe Cocker isn't in there either!!
Mrs.ward here. Bob s a great story teller,and have loved his voice since 1969,with the rambling gambling man. One of his first hits.your reactions are true.
One of my all time favs thanks for the reaction u rock
Miss India, you had to understand the times, livin' in it back then, "back room, alley or trusty woods, even the backseat of my '60 chevy", It was the thing with those of us who "were young, restless and bored", no cable tv, no internet. It was a much better time to be alive.
Your reactions are priceless, love your expressions.
Bob Seger was not a overnight success but when he hit his stride he just kept going, thanks for sharing him Michigan...
One of my favorites. Beautiful song.
Bob has a lot of soul
Such a wonderful song, it was an honor to see someone else experience it for the first time
Bob Seger has a pretty good collection of hits, so keep your eyes and ears open young lady...we always enjoy seeing you...peace out !
Classic song. Definitely reminds me of those awkward early loves.
I JUST LUVVVVVVVVVVVVV YOUR REACTIONS INDIA, IT'S SO GR8888 BABY! LOL :) HE'S DEFINITELYYY 1 OF THOSE GR8 GEMS, SO MANYYY RADIO HITS TOO, I'M SURE YOU'D KNOW SOME: HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS, OLD TIME ROCK N ROLL, AGAINST THE WIND
I love Bob saw him a few years ago still sounds great.
You have been introduced to one of the greatest artists in history. Very underrated as far as the mainstream. He is a rock and roll HOF. But to me there are very very few that can come close to Bob Seger. Def one of my top 3 of all time. I'd suggest you check out a lot of his songs mentioned by others. I'd say some, but they've already done that.
The past is like another country. They do things differently there. She did a good job of showing how a different generation looks at 1962.
This song made him and the band superstars! Huge hit still played on many stations even today!
Now you need to do Night Moves. You are adorable and love watching you turn onto music from the 70s. They were awesome. Music was the best.
From Songfacts: This song is about a young couple losing their
virginity in the back seat of a Chevy. Seger says the song is
autobiographical, but he took some liberties, as their tryst was after
high school. The girl he was with had a boyfriend away in the military,
and when he came back, she married him, breaking Seger's heart. Seger
says the song represents the freedom and possibility of the high school
years.
The phrase "night moves" has a
number of meanings, which made it an intriguing song title. It could
mean "putting the moves on" a girl in the back seat of a car, but Seger
says it also relates to the impromptu parties he and has buddies threw
in the fields of Ann Arbor, Michigan, where they would turn on the
headlights and dance their "night moves." They called these gatherings
"grassers."
Seger was inspired by the movie American Graffiti,
which was released in 1973 but set in 1962. He said, "I came out of the
theater thinking, Hey, I've a story to tell too. Nobody has ever told
about how it was to grow up in my neck of the woods."
My all time favorite artist! Soundtrack to my teenage years. Please do more of him!
My favorite song of all time! And for me, autumn has closed in but I still remember summertime
NIGHT MOVES in Tacoma , Washington was a Topless Bar back in the 80s & 90s and this became their theme song and played a lot.
Old time Rock and Roll by him
Yeah Bob he is GOOOD!! Mainstreet next please!!!
India, I just discovered your channel today and my daughter and I have been watching it all night. These songs are so meaningful to be as well. This will be the first comment of many. Bob Seger is amazing. You were so funny calling Bob nasty. I would like to suggest "Come To Pappa" and "Fire Down Below". Love your reactions.
This song came along in my teens… it is my generation’s story of growing up. Class of 78.
You had me laughing and grinning with joy at your reaction! Thank you!
Bob seger is that man no one gives him his due one of the best rock acts ever no bad songs
This was one of the first songs I ever heard by Seger and I loved it, but I was really too young to understand what the song was about. I played the 45 all the time! I'm kind of surprised my mom let me listen to it. I guess she never paid attention to the lyrics. lol
@India Reacts I absolutely loved your reaction to Bob Seger, I grew up listening to him, and alot of other 70's and 80's dude's, he is a michigan legend! And yeah he definitely knew how to work in the dirty lyrics way before it was cool, but he had a tasteful and smooth way of doing it. He had a way of capturing the way life was. Another favorite of mine of his is "Who needs tomorrow" which is another great hit. I am definitely subbing to you girly, you are awesome!
This song is a master class in the mixing and balancing of all the elements. The interplay between the organ and the piano is so slick, and balanced so perfectly as to blend in as one aspect of the whole.
oh, and "Against the Wind too!
This song brings back so many memories...Was blessed to see Bob play in Denver in 78..
What a great great song (RIP) Bob
Loved this awesome reaction to a true classic and great , great song
No better song was ever made about reflecting on teenage angst and just being a kid trying to be an adult. Feel like a number and this one are the two best songs for me. Thanks for playing.
He's iconic
My favorite Bob Seger songs are "Main Street" & "Still The Same".
Loved the reaction! Great to see youngsters listening to MUSIC! Try Famous Final Scene, a very underrated melody which is passed over quite a bit, also Rosalie which is a tongue in cheek tune about a woman who was the music director at the local radio station (CKLW) who helped launch many careers back in the day Bob's being one of them.
You can never go wrong with Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.