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Roll me away is another great song with a story by Bob Seger.
Bob Seger is an amazing artist. His Silver Bullet Band is fantastic as well. 💞💞💞
His feelings of life on the road and "playing" the star on stage every night. He is a talented man and is a star.
This is one of my favorite songs by Bob Seger. It is like an autobiography of his life touring. I am a sucker for songs with Sax (Baker Street & Year of the Cat). He has such a rich soulful tone to his voice.
One of my faves from Bob! He doesn't have a bad song. ✌❤
Love Bob Seger! Tough life! Thanks! ❤️
One of his most retrospective tunes with such emotion!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️☮️🎹
I had a opportunity to meet and talk to Alto Reed, the sax player with Bob Seger, in Miami, when the Hard Rock Cafe BLEW a wonderful opportunity working with him, setting up a jazz night there. He was awesome and amazing, and so friendly. Bob Seger was, and continues to be a favorite of mine, and it is so nice to see young people discovering him and his music.
In addition to the Rock and roll HOF , Bob Segar is also in the Songwriters HOF
It may be one of the best live songs ever.
Spot on!!!!
Love Seger's sound. Love the lyrics. Love the arrangement. If you can't dig it, you've got a hole in your soul and you don't eat fried chicken on Sunday.
My favorite Bob Seger song. He has always been a big legend in my area of Toledo Ohio. He came here often throughout his career even doing shows in high schools early on. And he is a great live act. The crowd always goes crazy when the sax sets out on this song. Makes the hair of my neck stand up still today. Great reaction video! Thanks much for doing Turn the Page!
Hey, another Toledoean who hit all the local concerts and hitched to Detroit and Ann Arbor for those as well! What a great time to grow up! And Goose Lake!
@@suecook1326 Absolutely! This area one of the most rocking towns around! Going to concerts at the Sports Arena was almost my job. Good to hear from another Toledo Rock fan!👍🏻👍🏻
Amen to what you said about the artist from the 60s and 70s it was all about the music
Coming from a family of working musicians, I think this is my fave Seger song 🎶🎵
This was our class song in 83.
Great song. He allways seemed to be putting out hit's my whole life. This is an anthem for any rock strar. Keep it up !!!😊
I've always loved this tune,but this video of reflection over his years is awesome
Another great Bob Seger song is "Brave Strangers".
Had my very first slow dance to this song back when it was new. Love the video, too.
I've seen BS 4 times...once in the Miami Baseball Stadium it was pouring down rain, yet Bob went on
and we all stood in the rain and ENJOYED...HE WAS AMAZING!👑
Saw an interview with Alto Reed, the sax player, and he said they asked him to play something sounding lonely late at night. He responded with the sax solos here, and asked you mean something like this? No, not something like it - that is it!
RIP Alto Reed
One clip you should search out, is his induction into the R&R HOF. That speech by Kid Rock.
100% heartfelt and iconic. 🎶💥
Classic Seger! One of Bob"s best.
This is a Bob Seger song that a lot of people have not asked for and it is awesome...The song is "The Famous Final Scene"...I think you will like it.
I got into Playing The Sax Because of this Song! 🥰
One of my favorites!!
Always loved this song but Bob Seger has so many hit song's
Gorgeous.
He has been in my musical life for 50’s years, I was 7 when I first heard my older brother playing his music. I knew he was going to around for a long time. All his music is still in my life, Bob is my therapy.
This recording is so iconic of Bob Seger - such a wonderful performance that halfway into it, you forget it's recorded Live!
I was shocked to learn that you had not done this song yet. What a great song and performance! Although is was on an earlier album ( “Back in ‘72”), the version you played is the more popular (live) version on “Live Bullet.” If you were my age and lived in Michigan between 1976-80, you likely owned one version of this on vinyl and another on cassette for the car. I saw Bob & SBB open for KISS at Notre Dame In 1975. It was $5 and parking was free. 😂
I went away to high school on the east coast, beginning in 1975, when I was a sophomore. It was just a few weeks after I had seen Bob live and I was crushed that nobody out there had heard of him. On the other hand, somebody I had never heard of was wildly popular in the east: Bruce Springsteen. What careers and catalogues they have both had!
I saw Jethro Tull at ND in '75. And Tommy James and the original Shondells just north of there in MI at Shula's night club (quite a bit earlier).
@@jollyrodgers7272 Tommy James was from Niles, MI, wasn’t he?
Yes, You got it. Right on target. I enjoy watching you often. 9-18-2021
Great reaction. The message of this song is so honest and real. Bob is a great storyteller.
Chod, you have become a master reactor my man!!
Saw Bob three times in the 70's and 80's (in his prime). Great shows. Great artist. He REALLY did leave it all on the stage.
CLASSIC!
EXCELLENT TUNE!!
I was 23 before I finally saw Bob... I had seen quite a few concerts because that's what we did back then 😁 but this man gave every ounce of energy that night! Stellar performance. ❤🍀
Great review on your par Wilburn. You now see the master in him and his music.
I had the pleasure of seeing him live twice. The first time was front row tickets I won on the radio. Amazing
Sunspot baby
Growing up, I saw Bob Seger at least half a dozen times. The man toured incessantly, and he didn't care if he was the headliner or the opener (I saw him as both). But man you did not want to have to follow his act. He and his band were always so tight you had to bring your A++ game if you followed Bob.
I saw him every tour since 1980 - (it actually hasn't been all that many) always a great show, and he always clearly enjoyed it
He's ridiculously good. Each song totally different vibe. All gems. Please check out my personal fave RAMBLIN GAMBLIN MAN .
check out Three Doors Down. Landing in London .....Bob Seger sings with the lead singer on the studio version
If you watch the documentary "Eight Days A Week" about the touring days of the Beatles, it shows how hard the Beatles worked in those early days. Groups were mostly paid for performances and appeareances back then, not record sales. If they did not perform, they did not get any money.
Love your comments, (as always) and very glad you enjoyed this amazing song and performance by Bob Seger. However, I'm not certain the sax used here is the same as what was used in that scene from Boyz in the Hood. Maybe similar but not the same. What actually stands out for me in this song are the lyrics where he talks about walking into a restaurant and feeling the eyes upon him, sometimes you can hear them talk, all the same old cliches 'is that a woman or a man?'. This would definitely have happened to male rockers in the 70s with their long hair and different outfits. Yeah that was a thing back then. "And you always feel outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand...." a lot of people can relate to that for many reasons, not just hair.
A tip on listening to Seger, when in doubt, select the LIVE version. You won't be sorry!
You read into that. You rule.
☮️💜
I saw him at my high school in 69 and he was great! You might try a few of my favorites roll me away and like a rock or his first hit in Detroit and Cleveland East side story
Have always loved this song.
You reacted to Paolo Nutini Iron Sky a little bit ago, and I think his voice is similar in range and rasp. ❤️
My favorite Bob Seger song. I had a chance to see him for my first time (his last time) at Jones Beach and missed it because of a family illness.
LEVEL 42
LEVEL 42
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just try listening to them !!!!!!
"Mr Pink" live.
"Lessons in love"
"Running in the family"
YOU WILL LOVE THEM. !
this is great song...that has been so overplayed that if I never hear it again, it will be too soon...but , apparently, Milburn has not heard it...so I will watch and listen with him
can you do a reaction to Seen alot of Floors by Bob Seger
Bob always bringing that Detroit mojo!
Such a wonderful singer/songwriter. This is a very nice song, smooth and mellow but lyrically a bit sad and telling. Thank you for this reaction, I love this and all of his songs.
Chod.. Another great one about bands on the road:
The Load Out by Jackson Browne.
🎹 piano.. 🙌
P.S I love that you let us enjoy music together ❤
Check out the Fire Down Below and Ramblin' Gamblin' Man. 🔥
Love Bob❤️🔥 Another one you should check out is John Mellencamp “Pink House’s”. Another great story teller has a lot of banger songs.❤️🙏
Your next stop should be the live version of Travelin' man/ Beautiful Looser. Great stuff
Hello I'm fairly new to your channel and I'm enjoying it. I would like to make a request. Colin James, he's a Canadian artist. He played with Stevie Ray Vaughan in Montreal. I know he's not well known here. His live version of Man's gotta be a stone is fire. He's not as good as Stevie but who is. He's no slouch either. If you give him a listen I'm sure will enjoy it. Thanks
I loved this song when it first came out but it was overplayed on air and now I'd never search for it on TH-cam or anywhere. 😆
A HUGE fan of Bob Seger though.. Just not this song, not "Against the Wind" or especially not "Old Time Rock & Roll" (most overplayed at weddings and functions!)
But "Hollywood Nights";"Rock n Roll Never forgets"; "No Mans Land" (my highschool year book quote from that one!); "Ship of Fools"; "Come to Poppa" ; "Main Street" so many great songs!
along these lines i would recommend a listen to Jackson Browne's "The Load Out/Stay, certainly one of his best
If you haven't already, you have to do " Travelin Man/ Beautiful Loser" off the "Live Bullet" album. Awesome 👍
I have seen Bob many, many times. I can tell you that he gave all in his performances. Love Bob. Live Bullet is still the best live album of all time, imo. Try Ramblin Gamblin Man from Live Bullet or really any song on that album. It's all great.
Another song about the musicians life is “Life’s been Good to me” by Joe Walsh. But react to “ Funk 49” by Joe.
I like his song writing, because he has a variety of topics.
Finally!!! You are gonna love this song, Cheers mate!
P.S... remember, this is LIVE!
My favorite song of his. That’s exactly what he’s doing. Talking about the life of a rocker/musician on the rd. Tony’s right....I have the Live Bullet album. Had since it came out.
Chod..... I had to reach out to you because as a young person you have done so many YES songs and albums and I want you to review the New Yes group with their new album of course that is coming out on October 1, 2021. But until that time I think I will request you to react to their 2020 album, entitled, Fly From Here. It is 52 minutes. I am listening to it right now......and I am really digging it....it different with not many transitions as previous album.....but has the transitions of a smooth Jazz album....like some Peter White(Famous Jazz Acoustic Guitar) would create or David Benoit(the famous Jazz Pianist). It reminds me of "Tales of Topographic Oceans." Beautiful wonderful sound that remind me of "Games of Thrones." I am really started to liking it. Check it out!!!! It would be a critic from this album to the new one, "The Quest."
Hey Chod - My favorite Bob Seger's song. I know you like Joni Mitchell's voice. Check out her live BBC performance of "Woodstock" from London in 1970. Just her and her piano - it's amazing.
I remember actually hearing this on the radio by myself,, driving,, I thought It was new,lol, I was blown away.
It was probably 10 years old then.
Thanks for the reaction, Chod! Jackson Brown sings about life on the road touring with "The Load Out/Stay"! And Blood Sweat and Tears is eagerly awaiting your arrival to react to any of their many hits!!! Lucretia MacEvil perhaps? That sounds fun for a Blindside!!
Metallica did a version of this
So excited for this review!! Amazing. I agree child I feel like concert ticket prices were pretty cheap way back then and they have gone up exponentially higher recently. Of course the price of everything has to go higher as time goes on but this is definitely a different category. Thanks for reacting
can you do a reaction to School Teacher by bob seger
Once again I ask if you would react to Man Against The World- Survivor (Jimi Jamison)
Excellent choice of this Seger classic! Always appreciate your love of music and analysis 💕 sad but true anthem for all touring musicians. If the lifestyle or touring doesn't kill them, they are true survivors. He's sharing a true experience. 💕🙏
can you do a reaction to Cross of Gold by Bob Seger
I haven't been disappointed yet! Keep up the good work! Love it all. PEACE!!!!!
Metallica being my favorite band; of course I love their cover of this. But damn I love some Bob Seger too
Hey Chod, you gotta check out Metallica’s cover of this song. Bob’s is a depressing version, where Metallica’s is an Angry version. Big Bob fan and was a little apprehensive of Metallica’s version when I first heard about it. They really did it justice.
You absolutely should hear Jackson Browne's The Load Out/Stay. Same topic but even more detail.
This song is in my Karaoke catalog, it is of course only my opinion, but I do it better than he does;)
This isn’t a knock on Bob Segar.
I’m not the song writer he is, but I do have a classically better voice. And I’m betting vocal training he hasn’t had.
There is a version from Dave Fenley who was on The Voice listen to him it's actually better than Bob Seger I hate to say
The best version of his best song. Metallica does a pretty good cover though
Seger's version is my favorite, but Metallica has a cover of "Turn the Page" which is pretty good, and has a very interesting video to go with it. Worth looking at.