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The look on her face when Bob started kicking it up was priceless!!!😃
What can I say, it's Bob Seger. This is a fantastic song.
A good example of what guys with long hair experienced in that time is the scene in the 1969 movie "Easy Rider" when the two bikers and their friend stopped at a local diner during their cross-country trip. The local good ol' boys and a cop sitting at a nearby table started making derogatory remarks about them to each other about their long hair, asking themselves if they were women, the cop saying something like, "I don't know if I should arrest them or **** them" while the others chuckled and smirked. The biker characters promptly decided to leave before even ordering any food.
When Bob wrote this song he still hadn't achieved national success (albeit one song in '69 that climbed to 16 on the charts) . It would be another 6 years after writing this song before that happened. He was in the music biz for 9 years at the time he wrote this song after quitting the music biz a few years earlier due to lack of success to try going to school before dropping out after a year. The original version of this song is on an album that Seger put out in '73, which bombed of course. The version you are listening to is the live version that he put on his "Live Bullet" album in '79. That album went gold and he finally achieved national success at age 31, after 15 years of being in the music biz playing in different bands over the years in and around the Michigan area.
He had long hair back then. That's why they said " is that a woman or a man".
A sign of the times.
You're Perfectly Correct. Long hairs would often catch shit from old school dudes.
I just saw a long haired young dude with a woman today in a Bob Evans restaurant.
@@ORagnar Cool
@@ORagnar Long hair is making a come back.
Bob Seger is an extraordinary story teller through his music.
Him and Jim Croce
I was there very close to the stage. I was 17. At one point Bob says to the crowd to take it easy up front here.. Had he not said that, I believe fights were about to happen. Bob calmed everyone down with just those words. I have seen Bob over 100 times. Ann Arbor Michigan man, not far from where I have lived for most of my life.
most underrated singer songwriter there is
That version was recorded live at Cobo Hall in Detroit, Michigan.
I was there
Richard T. Bruiser "Air conditioned Cobo Arena" !
'Live Bullet ' I saw them on that tour in 1975
I was there 💚
We know how to make music here in Michigan
"Is that a woman or a man" is a reference to reactions to his long hair in Bible Belt areas of his travels. Most men with long hair at the time had similar experiences. Restaurants would have signs which said, "Hippies use the back door." Of course, that door was locked. Of course, they had the option of cutting their hair. Other forms of bigotry can't be so easily eluded. But the question he was asking was, "Why should he have to?"
He's that good Leann. live and flawless. He's often called described as one of the best voices in rock.
That beautiful rasp. Metal singers *wish* they could do that for damn near forty years.
The best
Live bullet
Bob had the kind of voice that would pull you in emotionally on almost every tune! Covered by Metallica in a more rockin’ version many years later!👍🏻❤️☮️✌🏻
Still does.
Sax player recently died .
Saw them in Raleigh NC in 2013 . So perfect almost like listening to the original CD
One of my all time top-3 concerts in my 60 year life was Bob Seger in ‘82 in St. Louis. I still think about that concert, nearly 40 years later. A Rocker, a Story Teller ….. he takes you on a journey ….. it’s like watching a movie listening to his songs.
The man's a legend. Toured 200 nights a year for 40+ years. Saw him in 1975 and then again in 2013. Still awesome.
Bob Seger Is Old School Straight Up Rock And Roll, Always Tells A Great Visual Story In His Music. One Of The Best!
Such a legend! Glad you found him. He has tons of music to explore, all hits!
I never get tired of this song, not even after nearly 50 years. There is a live version of this here on YT.
I heard this song in 2000 on the radio and it made me a Bob Seger fan for life. Most performers ignore singing about the loneliness of being a star. He embraced it and admitted it. Beautiful.
'The Fire Inside' 'Night Moves' 'Against the Wind.' There are no bad songs when it comes to Mr.Seger.
Seger had very long hair when he was younger and that must have been why he got the comments. I liked to see your expression when you heard him unexpectedly pour his emotions out. Please speak Lord's name respectfully. And I appreciate your insight into how the famous life has is loneliness and frustrations. God bless you
His studio version from 1972 was less popular and never made the charts. The live version you reacted to is what made the song famous :) it's from his 76 Live Bullet album. He has a lot of hits!! Have fun reacting to them :)
Bob has a very deep rabbit hole and zero bad songs.... Little Drummer Boy 1989 will blow your mind....Katmandu , Hollywood Nights, Feel Like A Number, Like A Rock, Roll Me Away...his list goes on and on. Legendary. Thanks.
Hippie! One of the greatest songs!
I generally don't like live versions because of the production quality, but this being live is so fitting for the song.
Like a Rock
Get Out Of Denver
You'll Accompany Me
Night Moves
The list is endless and certainly worth a reaction!
Jayy
I see your face went into confusing when Bob singing, "is that a woman or a man". Back in late 60's to early to mid 70's, some guys worn their hair long as protests to Vietnam War. Bob Seger had long hair when he started out in music.
A lot of us heard that phrase back then
@@paysonbenefield7967 I was one
Dam long hairs 😁
Well I'm 51 years old and I still got here halfway down my back😉
I just love Bob Seger. Turn the Page is my favorite song from him and of course he is from my state Michigan.
Yep. I was probably listening to Seger before I was even born (Mom's a fan from back in the day).
Story of an entertainers life on the road. There I go playing STAR again.
He let the lyrics speak for themselves and then just busted out late. Musical genius. Great job dear!
life on the road!!!!
Ya, it was off the album live bulits I saw Bob Segar by accident.went into a bar and there he was up on the stage
Smooth as butter right into that rugged voice Love him
He is one of my all-time favorite artists I’ve seen him live many times he has a lot of songs that rock that I would definitely do a deep dive on him I think you would really enjoy his music
I envy you. I would love to have seen him. His voice is just phenomenal. 😊✌
Great writing - arranging - performing = classic.
Back in the day, guys with long hair often heard those kind of remarks 'Is that a guy or girl?' I know I sure as he## did., just because I'm a guy that had hair to his shoulders all through high school, back in the 70's.
And yes, this was a live version, I'm not even sure an actual studio version exists!
We’ve got tonight is a fantastic song by Bob Seger
My favorite Seger song is "Against The Wind'. You should check it out.
The greatest Rock and Roll song about, Rock and Roll. More so than Stairway to Heaven.
This relates to riding a motorcycle also. Especially when you're riding long distance to a destination hundreds of miles away. I've been riding since 1971 and still do.
That's right young sis....FILL YOUR YOUNG SPIRIT WITH THE GOOD STUFF...
I first heard Bob in the early 70’s and in 2018 I seen him in concert. Man 50 years of story telling with that beautiful voice.
been blessed to see him twice dark hair n now silver hair,Road life of rock star...old time rock n roll get you moving. 9 ,10 months out of year without the family beginning was rough for the good reaction, you are right
Bob Seger has many hits you need to check out his catalog.
Jayy you are so lucky getting to hear Bob Seger for the first time now. So many incredible songs to explore. Don't stop with this one. Still the Same, Hollywood Nights and Mainstreet would be my next three recommendations. I almost forgot to mention his version of The Little Drummer Boy. I can listen to that in mid summer just as well as Christmas.
Bob is certainly a legend! Great songs performed at the highest level of talent. And, he really cared about audience. Thanks for doing him! Awesome!
Fell in love with Bob when I was 15 I fell hard for his music . He is my freebie with my husband lol .... 39 years still love that man .... actually this one will be played at my funeral along with MainStreet due to my husband and I met on Main Street in the town we live in . I worked on Main lol and he would come to where I work. Amazing how his songs can be true to so many life’s
When icons like Metallica remake your stuff 25+ years after the original you know that you are a timeless artist.
The ups and downs of a rock musician's life on the road.
Bob Seger one of my all time favorites from my teen and early twenties years and even still🌺
I loved your reaction to the line “you pretend it doesn’t bother you/ but you just want to explode”
Fantastic song!
Thanks for your comments and love towards me, hope you won’t stop someday?
Bob Seger is better live than most bands are in a studio
Great story of a 🌟star! Love this song by Bob. My favorite. You really don't hear their experience in a song. Bob did it and did it good!!! Awesome voice awesome song!!
Thanks for your comments and love towards me, hope you won’t stop someday?
Great, great reaction!
Michigan's own - a legend.
Travellin Man + Beautiful Loser (classic)
Mainstreet (bluesy)
Come to Poppa (funky)
Hollywood Nights (crunchy)
Like a Rock (commercial)
Roll Me Away (anthemic)
Against the Wind (profound)
Katmandu (rockin')
We've Got Tonight (heartbreaking)
You'll Accomp'ny Me (love song)
Her Strut (kickin')
Feel Like a Number (spirited)
Fire Down Below (nasty!)
Shakedown (bouncy)
Old Time Rock and Roll (pop)
Shame On the Moon (biggest hit)
Nutbush City (Tina Turner cove)
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (stompin)
Fire Lake (with help from Eagles)
Jody Girl (well loved)
Understanding (mellow)
Famous Final Scene (sad)
Shining Brightly (optimistic)
Get Out of Denver (ol' timey)
Even Now (unmistakable)
Rock and Roll Never Forgets (tribute)
Still the Same (observant)
Horizontal Bop (infectious)
American Storm (tense)
Sunspot Baby (honkytonk)
2+2 (60s protest)
Midnight Rider (cranked up Allman Bros cover)
What about Night Moves?
Listen to his 'The Fire down Below' I love his voice.
(Against the wind(is a very great song from him too.
Need to listen to Bob Seger shame on the moon
Great, great reaction! One of my all time favorite artists.
I think this is the concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit. grew up listening to Seger.
Love your Reaction
The last chorus was where he really let loose with the frustration, anger of being on the road. In some places long hair on a man was not acceptable. hence, Is that a woman or a man'...
You've gotta hear Sunspot Baby, Katmandu, Ramblin' Gamblin' Man, Makin' Thunderbirds, and Fire Lake.
He really let's it rip on those tunes, of course, he always brings it on every song he does.
One of the greatest voices in music. I think you'd like Hollywood Nights. But fair warning: it's one of those songs that are dangerous to listen to while driving. Your foot will press down that "go-faster" pedal without you even knowing it.
Bob Sager is my all time favorite singer! Try Night Moves! Xo that ended scream is like your Dad coming in the room busting you for misbehaving 😆
I've been working with bands a long time and that's exactly how it is it's actually harder than a nine to five job but you got to love what you do you got to love the music you got to love the road.
loved the reaction
“Is that a woman or a man” lyric is from the 60s when he had long hair cause he was a rocker.
One of the things about Seger is he'd been working for years before Live Bullet and Night Moves broke through. His material has a more grown vibe than some rock stars.
Yep, I grew up 50 miles south of him, Got to hear many young startups. Bob, Alice Cooper, Iggy and the Stooges, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. Such fun, concerts every weekend! They practiced on us locals! Forgot to add Grand Funk Railroad!
The song is about a musician being on the road. Every day is a page.
Classic tune about life on the road.
Thank you for your reactions and your wonderfull big eyes!
Great reaction ❤
This was recorded live. Back in the 70’s when men wearing long hair was not appreciated by many. The part of the song that says him not making a stand refers to him going into a restaurant on the road and the people making comments on his long hair/ hippie look.
I saw Bob in Shreveport LA in 1976. He was opening for KISS. Guess who stole the show?
Come to poppa is a great song by him but you really can't go wrong with any song by Bob Seger.
Beautiful JAYY
Was just waiting for your reaction to that high note at the end! LOL
This from his Live Bullet album which is the best live album of all time in my opinion. Great from beginning to end and his vocals are flawless. I was lucky enough to see him live several times.
I had 8 or 9 live bullet albums on 8 tracks and as MANY on Cassette!
@@jerryparks6123 How awesome! Played that thing out, whether I was cleaning house or at a party. It never seems stale or old and I never get tired of hearing it.
The grind of life on the road as a musician.
This song is form the album “Live Bullet” recorded live.
He was stepping on the stage at the end .
Alto Reed on Sax
R.I.P.
Live Bullet. The album that put him on the map...
This is from ‘72 also....
It’s about being on the road....
ITS CALLED TURN THE PAGE! ❤️
His voice is unique and poignant!
Epic song from an epic artist, thank you for the reaction. He has a number of other epic hits as well as top hits. I’d recommend Famous Final Scene and Like a Rock.
He had real long hair for a long time so the verse " is that a woman or a man" check Against the Wind,like a rock, old time rock and roll,Down on Main street,
That was also the 70s when that was still an issue...
YES JAY, IT'S THE LIVE VERSION WHICH THEY PULLED RIGHT OFF OF HIS 73 EPIC ALBUM ( LIVE BULLET ) :)
One of the best concert albums ever made.
Recorded in 1975. Best live rock album of all time IMHO
We have a Australian singer Jon English who did a cover of this song. He's sadly gone now but his rendition is just beautiful pls give it a go. I do actually like Bob Seger I've been listening to him since this album was fresh but I really like the Jon English cover. Pls give it a go Australians don't seem to be on TH-cam this man is talented & deserves some accalades
OMG I love your face at the end. By the way the best way to listen to Bob is with your eyes closed. Lose yourself in the music.
You can’t tell from that album cover but Bob’s hair used to be super long
He performs with the same passion as Teddy P.
Check out his more upbeat songs...Betty lou, Her Strut, Fire Down Below...they're amazing
The King of Detroit Rock & Roll
The whoot outta nowhere is the good parts!!!!
So much good music. LISTEN TO LIVE BULLET! He has a voice that commands your attention!
Great reaction to this moody song of Bob's
Great!!!! 😉
I really appreciate your love and support towards my aspirations, how long have you been my fan?
He's actually talking about being on the road as a rock star
I really appreciate your love and support towards my aspirations, how long have you been my fan?
QUESTION FOR JAYY : Are you beginning to see why most of us "old"people have not heard any music in the last 40 years that we really like? late 50's thru early 80's is a hard act to follow