Imagine a time when you could go to a concert where the band members wrote their own lyrics and played their own instruments to the music they created…where the music was powerful, energizing and upbeat… and where the songs were not full of vulgar words… I lived in that time… it was awesome…. Maybe someday again..
Amen! I've used it as a weight loss journey theme song. Every time I dropped 2 or more pounds, I'd reward myself with this video. I didn't like the way things were going with my weight, so I "turned some pages" : )
Yes it was! I just wish When I was 15 years old in 1980 I would’ve slowed down and really appreciated how blessed I was to live in the greatest era of music, culture and the once great 🇺🇸!!!
The best song in the history of rocknroll. We had the best music, cars, clothes, and the best guy hair EVER!!! So glad I was a part of it...back then!!!
No they sure don't the 60s 70s were the greatest decades in our history for great music and I was very lucky to have been born in a time where I got to enjoy them all
First time I heard this song was the Summer of 1981. I was in Basic Training at Ft. Jackson, SC and we had a pass on a Saturday night...... the platoon Sergeants bought a crap ton of beer for us after we had been killin' it for 8 weeks. I was 17 yrs old and was able to drink on base. It was my first time getting hammered...... so much time has passed and so much has happened in 43 years....Wow ! Don't waste your life people..... make it count for something !!
Billy Squire would embarrass him. Cheryl Crow knows more power chords than that clown 🤡. I'm going to say it..... WITH hesitation.... Ace Frehley's a better guitar holder on stage.?
I’m just a Gen Z who loves listening to songs from my parents’ generation. I also love Cobra Kai so let’s just say that this song makes me be productive and an inspiration.
That is the times we live in, wrong is right, right is wrong! These falsehood narratives that are confusing our youth will never last, they lack the substance of light and truth. Good will always prevail, Just roll with the changes and hold on to your faith. Oh and PS Keep coming back to videos such as this!! PEACE!
1978, hmmm, lets see. Navy onboard USS Independence; Italy, Spain, Israel, France. Married to Cindy. Driving a '66 Malibu and Rodeo bull riding. Mike, Jack, Tom, Rusty, and Jim. Mom and Dave still alive. Listening to Eagles, Rush, Breakfast in America, Boston, and REO. Yeah.
Hell Yeah!!! Got home from work and cranked this up on Wednesday, like it's a high school Saturday night!!!!! WoooooYEAH!! How is it that music can make you feel so young and alive!?! 😊❤
As I approach my 70th, I am still thrilled by this sound. Love REO, Journey, Styx, all of the solid rock bands from the late 70's to the mid 80's. This is Rock and Roll!
I feel ya brother from one ole dude to another kids today dont know what is was like to be in the pit with kevin and gary and the guys jamming 10 feet in front of your face.
@@mikemiller5072 I always say I grew up on the set of the Andy Griffith Show, it was literally identical. As the decades rolled by the crazy generation took over and Mayberry became uninhabitable.
@Erik Larson I really needed you to point out to me I won’t be here. Thanks for the amazing insight. I never should’ve suggested I would delete the comment. What a dumb ass remark.
On a an optimistic note I would like to think with sharing of the music it can always be built upon. There is an explosion of talent being unlocked by the internet.
REO. Without a doubt 1 of the greatest rock bands of all time. When bands had their own signature sound. If u grew up in the 70s 80s. When Reo came on the radio. By the 1st beat you knew immediately who it was. Journey Foreigner Styx Kansas Boston Tom Petty etc etc. So thankful to have been around for all of them. Kevin Cronin incredible vocals. Gary. Amazing lead guitar RIP Gary.
The list of bands you listed blew me gently off my feet and back to those days. I like to say we were having a better time than we knew. Thank you to all my yankee buds from Youngstown OHIO after the steel mills where grandpa worked long ago had all closed. To Houston TX they came. And with many of the crew, 2/3 actually, were wetbacks-their word, they taught us gringos it meant they swam the river and they got wet. But my northern guys brought this music to me and put it in my face! Thanks again
When did growing up lead to growing old, but it did. We are the last generation to carry some wonderful memories of a different America. No cell phones, no computers, 3 or 4 TV stations that signed off the air at around midnight with the national anthem. We did have some great cars and great music and a lot of great times.
And a very sound message- keep the faith, keep on target, roll with it; GOD is faithful; the tables do turn; GOD bless all you fellow fans this memorial day! here in ky- we are being flooded- but again, I roll with it! GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU JOHN
This song has it all. Great voice, great lyrics, an amazing hook, wicked guitars, keyboard lead and it moves like a Corvette rolling down the freeway at 150 mph. This is a bad azz rock song.
No auto tune, in ear monitors, backing loops or huge screens with synchronized video, just talent. That’s the way a Rock and roll Guitar should sound...
Dear God in heaven! Please bring back the great music before I die!!! This was absolutely the best era in rock in my lifetime and has been so degraded by the garbage today. Feel good, rock good and totally rememberable times! So happy to have lived through it! So sad it’s gone. 😢
I may have not existed during this time, but I grew up with its music, none of that mainstream stuff, just the old hit music from the 70's, 80's, and 90's
REO was great, no doubt, especially in concert! But watch Nightwish at Wacken (2013) with Floor at lead vocals doing Ghost Love Score and be prepared to be transported to an absolutely new realm. As a metalhead, you will be at a level of awe you've never experienced before.
@@lm4278 Lol. I loved, loved REO and still do! And had I not been in the Navy at the time, headed to Italy marriage and children, I would've loved going to one of their concerts. And did you mean "sight" instead of "site"? But, you do you as the kids say.
Gary Richrath was without doubt one of the most underrated guitarists to have ever drawn breath. This rivals anything EVH had done. In its own way. IMO.
I was at an REO concert in 78 right up front where Gary was playing, and he put on a show!! One of my best Rock-and-roll memories to this day woohoo!!!
Girls and Boys went into their perspective bathrooms, we knew Boys couldn't get pregnant and decent jobs were waiting for us out of HS without dropping $400K. There was the Nam war but it was safe times and people actually cared for each other.
@@OdintheGermanShepherd why don't you read a book lmao. I have one word for you: Napalm. If you think the 70s weren't messed up you missed a lot in school. Interesting that you assume I'm a young person listening to the dustiest old music around and not just more educated than you all apparently are.
Yep just horrible treatment of gays, blacks , latinos and women, Vietnam, Watergate. Drought in Africa, yeah it was a piece of cake.I suppose if you are an ignorant white male the world looked peachy. I am a white male and it looked pretty messed up to me. but the music made it seem better than it was.Fool
Pop music of today is just a mess of depression, confusion, and weird social activism, pretending to be deep. If you want depth then turn to classical (Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, etc). If you want high energy fun, excitement, inspiration, etc, turn to rock like this from the 70's and 80's.
When people keep going on about Eddie van halen, just listen to Gary richrath, this was a guitarist who had feeling like Eddie could only dream about, RIP Gary your music will live forever
This is arguably REOs best song, and that’s saying something because they have so many great ones and hits. This song provides each member of the bad a little time in the spotlight to highlight their talents and it fantastic to watch when they play it live.
I think it's no contest. Their best song by far. The guitar sells the song, and the keyboard is unreal. Two masterful performances on this song. I always enjoy the blond gal with the glasses at the beginning who is snapping her fingers in the air, because she's having such a joyful time. She's cute in her own way.
Yes, I agree. When now I see how he ended up, it's shocking. I think he could have moved on to another band or two and still ll be a great guitar star in 2020.
It's just so cool at 4:35 or so when Gary Richrath's holding the note with his left hand while lifting his right hand to "kiss" his pick before launching into those incredible rifts where he's picking those notes like it's the easiest thing in the world to do. What an incredible guitarist with such style and grace....amazing, just amazing to watch.
This version of "Roll with the Changes" with Gary Richrath is the best!!! Nobody playing lead guitar in REO will ever have the charisma and passion that Gary did of his on stage presence ( 4:34 ).. Don't forget Gary wrote the biggest hits REO had!!
@@albertdenardo2777 Garys rockin in heaven but he was one of the best lead guitar players there ever was. Love to listen and watch him play. One off the other guys once said that Gary eats frets for b-fast, lol
I'm sorry, I feel you. DON'T give up! My wife is dieing but I'll be ok, we had 35 years, good mostly some bad but we had love. DON'T GIVE UP! someone loves you, you know that! You love someone too, don't throw that away!
Always remember da good times and da memories. Oh so many memories. For some, that's all we have. We were blessed with great tunes from back when. We must keep them jammin.
Nope...early 70's to late '70's REO...before their mushyshyte in the '80's...they were rockers in the '70's...then went popmushyshyte like Chicago, Styx, Journey etc.
IMO, Tuna Fish was the last great album for REO. They became more mainstream with Hi Infidelity, but less rock. Hard to argue with the commercial success, but I missed Get What You Play For…
I will never forget You Can Tune A Piano But You Can't Tune A Fish ! Oh my gosh I was only 19 back then ! I'm 69 but I still remember ! The changes aren't so great anymore. Good Grief ! I had so much hope back then. Oh woah is me..... 😔😔😔💔
I have never really heard anyone make a Les Paul sound as sweet as Gary Richrath (Alex Lifeson maybe or perhaps Neal Schon). Gary was a class act all the way. R.I.P. Gary Richrath, you are sadly missed.
Very well said Peter. I totally agree with you about Gary and the way he made his Les Paul sing. He had a unique sound of his own. A good friend of mine was very close to Gary and said he was never more than a few feet from his guitar. A class act who also wrote the classics of REO/SPEEDWAGON. You brought the LOVE to REO. Your fans respect and miss you Gary ...RIP
@@METALFAN4EVS Schon always defered to the band. He never jumped out front. Listen to the run at the end of "Anyway you want it" and you will see how awesome Neal is. Just not a grab attention kind of guy. When you play second fiddle to Carlos, you probably are pretty damn good.
Graduated in 1978 in Southern California. Everyone you can think of came through So Cal. Concert tickets were under $20 . Saw Led Zeppelin three times alone. Good times and Great Memories. Magnolia Class of 78'👍😎 Anaheim..
Keyboard / Guitar solo beginning at 3:54 kicks ass. Doesn't exist in today's music. There will never be better rock than during the 70's - 80's. Two decades of Fng kick ass rock and roll with real musicians playing real instruments and not some electronic cut and paste piece of crap of today.
Gary is without a doubt one of the most under rated, best guitars players I ever saw....I grew up in the 70's and back then it cost $10.00 to see a show...& we saw them all.....REO was amazing in concert...we miss you brother....see you on the other side...
Same goes for Alex Lifeson of Rush....Rush is my favourite band but I’m just discovering REO & im very impressed,not sure how the bulk of their work slipped under my radar 😊
WORKED 'EM INTO A GOD DAMNED FRENZY !! 69 years old here. WISH I would have been there ! Saw them in 20015 (?) thereabouts at the CONCORD PAVILLIAN in Concord, Calif. WHAT A BAND, Kevin !
"Heard the thunder clapping, felt the desert burning...." definitely one of the greatest rock songs of all time. I was 20 year old 2nd year college student living in the dorms when the album came out. This song was the fuel for my soul. Love hearing it again. There was no social media or smart phones back then. We ate, slept, learned enough to keep from flunking out of school, partied our brains out and x&@# alot. Then we would wake up the next day and do it all over again. Ode to be young and free.......
This is one of those songs that you have your foot on the clutch & you just want to keep going. You don't want to stop. I think the woman at 2:38 is gorgeous!
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Imagine a time when you could go to a concert where the band members wrote their own lyrics and played their own instruments to the music they created…where the music was powerful, energizing and upbeat… and where the songs were not full of vulgar words… I lived in that time… it was awesome…. Maybe someday again..
Saw them in concert in Buffalo NY and they were awesome and sound exactly the same. I agree I miss our music......
Straight up and I concur. My older brother played this song for me, noe I'm hooked
Without children and scalley old geezers running around and staff acting as SS guards give me that any time
N0T soon enough for me!
Let’s all just Rock On! 5:50
We were lucky !
Sweep the leg!
Still listening to REO in 2024. One of the greatest songs and bands of all timed
Amen! I've used it as a weight loss journey theme song. Every time I dropped 2 or more pounds, I'd reward myself with this video. I didn't like the way things were going with my weight, so I "turned some pages" : )
Easy money
Saw them last night.
One of THE BEST groups of all time. The 70’s and early 80’s were a great time to be alive.
Absolutely yes it was the best time ever ❤
If you were a straight white male. Otherwise not so much.
I "kind of," recall the 80s in S.Miami... lol it was awesome
The 80 s. E en Better.
Yes it was!
I just wish When I was 15 years old in 1980 I would’ve slowed down and really appreciated how blessed I was to live in the greatest era of music, culture and the once great 🇺🇸!!!
The best song in the history of rocknroll. We had the best music, cars, clothes, and the best guy hair EVER!!! So glad I was a part of it...back then!!!
Not really
It's not even REO's best song 🤣
I want my hair and body back, still got my music!!!
@@dwave81that’s entirely subject isn’t it? Bit pretentious aren’t we 😂
Yeah I'm going after mine too...I WILL GET IT BACK! 😂🎉 @@MollieC-uc1fk
The first episode of Cobra Kai Season 6 brought me here!!!
Ive joined the club
Same
Knew song before I watched
Same
what the fuck is cobra kai?? this is just awesome classic late 70's rock!!
They don't make music like this any more
Right.
They don't
not even close
👍🏻 70’s, 80’s Rock the Best Ever!
No they sure don't the 60s 70s were the greatest decades in our history for great music and I was very lucky to have been born in a time where I got to enjoy them all
First time I heard this song was the Summer of 1981. I was in Basic Training at Ft. Jackson, SC and we had a pass on a Saturday night...... the platoon Sergeants bought a crap ton of beer for us after we had been killin' it for 8 weeks. I was 17 yrs old and was able to drink on base. It was my first time getting hammered...... so much time has passed and so much has happened in 43 years....Wow !
Don't waste your life people..... make it count for something !!
We are still here. Great times.
Gary Richraft is easily one of the biggest underrated guitar players ever...the dude was awesome! Rest easy, Gary!
Billy Squire would embarrass him. Cheryl Crow knows more power chords than that clown 🤡.
I'm going to say it..... WITH hesitation.... Ace Frehley's a better guitar holder on stage.?
@Just Done damn bro you tried to troll but it was pretty weak 🤣
@@sbgog93 very weak
Scott Wells who went to NHS? ANY CHANCE?
🤘🏻😭 RIP G.R.
That keyboard run and Gary’s guitar rifts TELLS you it’s REO and nobody else
I'm 43 and Cobra Kai brought me back to this gem
I’m just a Gen Z who loves listening to songs from my parents’ generation. I also love Cobra Kai so let’s just say that this song makes me be productive and an inspiration.
Cobra kai?
@@rubenianachefski9853 it's a rip off of Karate Kid
Cobra kai?
Same lol thought I knew it all then… BAM! Total BANGER love it 🎉
They should have been in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame many years ago. Instead they put in many undeserving individuals
That is the times we live in, wrong is right, right is wrong! These falsehood narratives that are confusing our youth will never last, they lack the substance of light and truth. Good will always prevail, Just roll with the changes and hold on to your faith. Oh and PS Keep coming back to videos such as this!! PEACE!
I would probably see them again soon if the opportunity showed again. I have seen them 3 times.
The RnR Hall of Fame is a total joke. Many who are in have never played a lick of Rock and Roll! Truth.
1978, hmmm, lets see. Navy onboard USS Independence; Italy, Spain, Israel, France. Married to Cindy. Driving a '66 Malibu and Rodeo bull riding. Mike, Jack, Tom, Rusty, and Jim. Mom and Dave still alive. Listening to Eagles, Rush, Breakfast in America, Boston, and REO. Yeah.
Drinking that bug juice on the Independence?
Anyone listening to this in 2024?
☝️😎
👍
Is anyone NOT listening to this in 2024?
Song is still relevant in 2024 too.
Ummm. Yeah
A certain Netflix show is going to bring a lot of people here over the next few days
Which one?
@@rubenianachefski9853 cobra kai
In my opinion, one of the greatest live songs in history!!!
I miss Gary Richrath. RIP
Hell Yeah!!!
Got home from work and cranked this up on Wednesday, like it's a high school Saturday night!!!!!
WoooooYEAH!!
How is it that music can make you feel so young and alive!?!
😊❤
As I approach my 70th, I am still thrilled by this sound. Love REO, Journey, Styx, all of the solid rock bands from the late 70's to the mid 80's. This is Rock and Roll!
You know it brother!
Arena rock the best!!!
Styx is not a rock band.
I feel ya brother from one ole dude to another kids today dont know what is was like to be in the pit with kevin and gary and the guys jamming 10 feet in front of your face.
@gazza p
Yeah we sure did. REO helped get us here.
This band is quite simply positive mental attitude and happiness set to music. Salute REO Speedwagon forever for the gift of their music
The old REO….. 76 to the early 80s
Need inspiration🌞
Yes it is!!! I love it
The days when music was fun and people could have fun without worrying about being shot.
You could dance and be your self with no JUDGE JUDY FUCK
I thank God! I grew up and lived through the greatest decades of Rock n Roll! Thank you REO!!
It could not get better then being a teenager in the 70s in the midwest
@@mikemiller5072 I always say I grew up on the set of the Andy Griffith Show, it was literally identical. As the decades rolled by the crazy generation took over and Mayberry became uninhabitable.
Donald so true!
Gary Richrath - one of the MOST underrated axemen! He ROCKED
Loved Gary Richraths playing. Solos just fit the songs, and very melodic.
Gary was truly great. Listen guitarist', he makes it sing. To soon gone.
What rating system did you use?
Awesome player
I think he also was their primary songwriter.
We couldn't have known it at the time, but we had a 40 year golden era of Rock (50s to 90s), the likes of which may never come again.
Well, you have no idea what may happen in the future because you won't be here. But I agree that was the greatest era so far.
@Erik Larson I really needed you to point out to me I won’t be here. Thanks for the amazing insight. I never should’ve suggested I would delete the comment. What a dumb ass remark.
@@ArgoLupus nah man, you’re absolutely right. No need to delete
On a an optimistic note I would like to think with sharing of the music it can always be built upon. There is an explosion of talent being unlocked by the internet.
@@ArgoLupus Why? You are right!
Gary Richrath is one of the most underated guitarists of his day.
That's what happens when you have to compete against jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, rory Gallagher, Eddie Van Halen, etc.
Under rated by whom? What does that even mean? For 50 years he was at the top of his game and everyone knew it.
Easily in the top 10 of all time.
dont forget Randy Rhodes@@DuffMiver7380
REO. Without a doubt 1 of the greatest rock bands of all time. When bands had their own signature sound. If u grew up in the 70s 80s. When Reo came on the radio. By the 1st beat you knew immediately who it was. Journey Foreigner Styx Kansas Boston Tom Petty etc etc. So thankful to have been around for all of them. Kevin Cronin incredible vocals. Gary. Amazing lead guitar RIP Gary.
The list of bands you listed blew me gently off my feet and back to those days. I like to say we were having a better time than we knew. Thank you to all my yankee buds from Youngstown OHIO after the steel mills where grandpa worked long ago had all closed. To Houston TX they came. And with many of the crew, 2/3 actually, were wetbacks-their word, they taught us gringos it meant they swam the river and they got wet. But my northern guys brought this music to me and put it in my face! Thanks again
Rock and Roll as it was meant to be! Great band live too
Couldn’t have said it any better, word for word Tim! Journey, foreigner,petty etc 🎉 CHEERS
Great vocals, great guitar leads, great keys, and a solid rhythm section. Without a doubt, one of the greatest Rock bands of all time! (Class of '83)
Let’s add Supertramp, Chicago and just for kicks Guns N Roses. ☺️
This is a great driving song….windows rolled down and rocking.
I dont care who you are this takes you back to when life and times were really alright,really wonderful
Agreed🤘
You got that right! Oh how we miss these times.
If it weren't for this music and reading books and a joint every now and then I don't know why I'm still here#57yearsandstillrocken.
Good music makes good times, what happened to the good music?
When did growing up lead to growing old, but it did. We are the last generation to carry some wonderful memories of a different America. No cell phones, no computers, 3 or 4 TV stations that signed off the air at around midnight with the national anthem. We did have some great cars and great music and a lot of great times.
It would be cool to see your young self in some of these old videos.
The coolest of times and music.
How lucky were we?
Extremely Lucky 😊
Sadly, there is no music like this anymore
Because there's no more talent like this anymore.
This song never gets old. Wish I'd been there.
70s 80s in Miami
I WAS!!!!! New Haven, CT, 1979 ish
how good she said uh haa he said no contest
One of the best rock and roll songs EVER!.
yes
Yes it is, Whenever I need a healthy charge I crank this tune to a volume that reaches my soul, All is well afterwards!
And a very sound message- keep the faith, keep on target, roll with it; GOD is faithful; the tables do turn; GOD bless all you fellow fans this memorial day! here in ky- we are being flooded- but again, I roll with it!
GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU
JOHN
This original lineup was never replicated..dear Heavens, Gary Richrath you knew who it was just by the sound of his guitar. Never replaceable.
My wife and I saw REO last night in Mansfield MA. still the BEST!
This song has it all. Great voice, great lyrics, an amazing hook, wicked guitars, keyboard lead and it moves like a Corvette rolling down the freeway at 150 mph. This is a bad azz rock song.
Isn't that the truth? I always speed while listening to this song. Great, great song.
It is a great song to drive fast with.
and The award for best comment of all time goes to
Agreed..Love The keyboard
AMEN BRO..ONE OF THE MOST BADDASS SONGS EVER..R.I.P. GARY RICHRATH..🙏👊💯
No auto tune, in ear monitors, backing loops or huge screens with synchronized video, just talent. That’s the way a Rock and roll Guitar should sound...
Amen :-)
YOu're listening to a studio version though.
That sounds great if this were in fact a live performance... it is the studio cut layed over concert video lol
What's wrong with in ear monitors
smokeslet'sgo Well nothing per day...but let’s face it, the reason 99.9% use them is that they’re playing to clicks and tracks...
The Best and greatest hammond-Organ-Solo in Pop-Rock-story
Dear God in heaven! Please bring back the great music before I die!!! This was absolutely the best era in rock in my lifetime and has been so degraded by the garbage today. Feel good, rock good and totally rememberable times! So happy to have lived through it! So sad it’s gone. 😢
Agreed!!!
100% behind you on that, man.
I am absolutely agree with you 😂
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Porque siento lo mismo!!
I may have not existed during this time, but I grew up with its music, none of that mainstream stuff, just the old hit music from the 70's, 80's, and 90's
I'm a metalhead, and IMO, this is arguably the best live performance of a band I have EVER seen. These guys were simply AMAZING...
REO was great, no doubt, especially in concert! But watch Nightwish at Wacken (2013) with Floor at lead vocals doing Ghost Love Score and be prepared to be transported to an absolutely new realm. As a metalhead, you will be at a level of awe you've never experienced before.
This is the studio version dubbed over the live version
@@HipsterDoofus100 100% Correct
@@HipsterDoofus100 They were amazing in concert, in their prime with Gary. Watch the Denver concert for really live.
Hey EVEN I underrated this band to my admitted shame...these guys are ROCK GODS
There are no security guards between REO and the audience...those were the days, that was the music
It's amazing. It's also lovely to see so many people in the moment, no phones, and just enjoying their music.
And everyone is White. What a wonderful site.
@@lm4278 Lol. I loved, loved REO and still do! And had I not been in the Navy at the time, headed to Italy marriage and children, I would've loved going to one of their concerts. And did you mean "sight" instead of "site"? But, you do you as the kids say.
@@DreamingDarlin Yes. Incorrect spelling. TY. Typing fast and jamming. My bad!!
@jonathanbirch2022 Yeah, it would. nog "music" is the worst.
This simple line if your tired of the same old story then turn some pages. Speaks mountains to my soul
Love this song and yes people do still listen to this today!
I love to go back in time to the 70's or 80's and never come back.
@Danny Dan I'm in too.
Im 30 i wish it was 1985
Yessss
You are right about that
🥀AMEN TO THAT🥀
Enjoy your retirement Mr. Neal Doughty! Was My Neighbor In Belleville, Illinois. Taught Me How To Play The Piano when i was 12 years old! 01/6/2023
Lucky you
This is a great tune and one of the best cooks ever in classic rock. Uplifting, positive energy that kicks you in the ass.
These were the good old days.
Musicians actually had talent And girl's looked good in a tube-top.
Sadly, those days are gone.
THIS is one of the best Rock songs ever recorded, PURE GOOD TIME HIGH POSITIVE ENERGY!!!!!!
One of their best songs on one of their best albums!! Tuna fish rocked!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Lol. Too many songs to choose from
@@davidroccograndi6880 Thats why I said ONE of the Best.
Totally agree with you my friend
Are they in the Hall of Fame?
Gary Richrath was without doubt one of the most underrated guitarists to have ever drawn breath. This rivals anything EVH had done. In its own way. IMO.
Everyone goes right to EVH and Hendrix...with good reason. But Richrath, Walsh, and Kath must be mentioned in the same breath.
I was at an REO concert in 78 right up front where Gary was playing, and he put on a show!! One of my best Rock-and-roll memories to this day woohoo!!!
Yep, the guitar solos in this song or some of my favorite
I've always said that Gary's Les Paul will surely go to Heaven, because he played the Hell out of it. Godspeed, Mr. Richrath.
@Bruce Bergner I think a guitarist that never truly got his due was Gary Moore. Check out his blues alive album. It’s a live performance!
Back when everything was so simple not a care in the world
I hope we get back there asap!
Girls and Boys went into their perspective bathrooms, we knew Boys couldn't get pregnant and decent jobs were waiting for us out of HS without dropping $400K. There was the Nam war but it was safe times and people actually cared for each other.
@@jfpbear it had a lot more to do with being young at the time rather than the times themselves
Except NAM....
Except the cold war, oil embargo, watergate, soaring inflation to name a few. Love how nostalgia makes everything better long ago. Wake up.
They were the sound of the 70s and early 80s. Reminds me of a time when the world wasn’t a crazy mess like today
You bet your ass! Pure rock and roll!
the world has ALWAYS been a crazy mess and if you don't think so then you're uneducated lol
@@max_xGrow up, little one…you’ll understand.
@@OdintheGermanShepherd why don't you read a book lmao. I have one word for you: Napalm. If you think the 70s weren't messed up you missed a lot in school. Interesting that you assume I'm a young person listening to the dustiest old music around and not just more educated than you all apparently are.
Yep just horrible treatment of gays, blacks , latinos and women, Vietnam, Watergate. Drought in Africa, yeah it was a piece of cake.I suppose if you are an ignorant white male the world looked peachy. I am a white male and it looked pretty messed up to me. but the music made it seem better than it was.Fool
Pop music of today is just a mess of depression, confusion, and weird social activism, pretending to be deep. If you want depth then turn to classical (Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, etc). If you want high energy fun, excitement, inspiration, etc, turn to rock like this from the 70's and 80's.
damn wiki leakage
Absolutely! 💯 % Agree!
They play rock and roll not pop
REALLY. Yeah, today's putrid rap, This is classic. Really good music
I really enjoyed the 80s and the music. It brings you back through that time machine.
There will never be times like this again..... Cant believe how lucky we were... You too?
The best!
Exactly!
yup I was in high school class of 82.
@@RRL110 80 here👍
Exactly, we had it all
RIP Gary Richrath Gone but always remembered and forever loved 🎸💗🎸
Roll with the changes, not because you want, to, because you have too. Believe the old man.
When people keep going on about Eddie van halen, just listen to Gary richrath, this was a guitarist who had feeling like Eddie could only dream about, RIP Gary your music will live forever
Okay, it's settled: Boomers had the best music of all time.
Yeah.... that's what we've been telling ya. Enjoy! 🙂
We knew how to party too.😜
We were very lucky!!
Thanks, Mom and Dad!
Not boomers.. We Were Generation X.
This is arguably REOs best song, and that’s saying something because they have so many great ones and hits. This song provides each member of the bad a little time in the spotlight to highlight their talents and it fantastic to watch when they play it live.
no doubt, it's easily their best song ever
I think it's no contest. Their best song by far. The guitar sells the song, and the keyboard is unreal.
Two masterful performances on this song.
I always enjoy the blond gal with the glasses at the beginning who is snapping her fingers in the air, because she's having such a joyful time. She's cute in her own way.
Correct..my fav song..Gary kills it on the guitar..your body just moves when you hear this song💯👊👍
REO is great at painting a broad musical landscape especially in this song. A force of all encompassing sound…
Also a great keyboard performance on "Don't Let Him Go."@@davidgraham2673
They just don't make music like this anymore! So Awesome!❤ Love this Band!
Not a cell phone in sight! I like it!
They just need to JAM them at all concerts
Just flick your bic!
Clearly one of the best rock songs ever!!! An understatement!!
Absolutely
100% Agree!!
From the first note to the last. This was their Rock Era, which in my opinion ended when High Infidelity came out.
Agree
100%
Gary's playing and presence is undeniable great.
Keep on rockin'! Why not? You have only been transforming peoples lives since at least 1978.
Listening in 2020. and still gives me goosebumps at the way Gary plays his guitar. one of the best guitarist.
Yes, I agree. When now I see how he ended up, it's shocking. I think he could have moved on to another band or two and still ll be a great guitar star in 2020.
Absolutely
Brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it. Wish there was a time machine and we could go back! Best to you!
Gary Rickwrath was a guitar god.... and made it look effortless
"Nobody talks with his guitar like Gary does!"
It's just so cool at 4:35 or so when Gary Richrath's holding the note with his left hand while lifting his right hand to "kiss" his pick before launching into those incredible rifts where he's picking those notes like it's the easiest thing in the world to do. What an incredible guitarist with such style and grace....amazing, just amazing to watch.
That is a sign of a guitar God. He was phenomenal.
You realize you're listening to a studio recording
@@rcruz262 I don't think they do ... lol
The GOOD ol' Days !! Miss them every day
Cobra Kai Season 6 episode 1 Intro! Whooooo ❤
This version of "Roll with the Changes" with Gary Richrath is the best!!! Nobody playing lead guitar in REO will ever have the charisma and passion that Gary did of his on stage presence ( 4:34 ).. Don't forget Gary wrote the biggest hits REO had!!
You got that right, rock on brother.
@@albertdenardo2777 Garys rockin in heaven but he was one of the best lead guitar players there ever was. Love to listen and watch him play. One off the other guys once said that Gary eats frets for b-fast, lol
Ricrath a truly amazing guitarist!
Gary is the best of best. His guitar talks. And we listen. Love REO and love Gary!!
Maybe the most underrated rock guitarist of all time! Just an outstanding talent. Got to see him three times in his (and REO's) prime. RIP Gary!
This music makes me feel GOOD. I'm enduring the darkest hours of my life. Music like this keeps hope alive and my spirit soaring.
I'm sorry, I feel you. DON'T give up!
My wife is dieing but I'll be ok, we had 35 years, good mostly some bad but we had love. DON'T GIVE UP! someone loves you, you know that! You love someone too, don't throw that away!
Always remember da good times and da memories. Oh so many memories. For some, that's all we have. We were blessed with great tunes from back when. We must keep them jammin.
We’re all us sharing this experience - good times and dark hours - wish you well.
we are all here
I Listen to ALL the Music of the 1970s thru the Early 90s, Nothing new can COMPARE TO WHAT WE LISTENED TO. 🥳🥳🥳🥰
Can never go wrong with late 70's / early 80's Reo Speedwagon.
Nope...early 70's to late '70's REO...before their mushyshyte in the '80's...they were rockers in the '70's...then went popmushyshyte like Chicago, Styx, Journey etc.
Best live band in late 70s early 80s
IMO, Tuna Fish was the last great album for REO. They became more mainstream with Hi Infidelity, but less rock. Hard to argue with the commercial success, but I missed Get What You Play For…
I will never forget You Can Tune A Piano But You Can't Tune A Fish ! Oh my gosh I was only 19 back then ! I'm 69 but I still remember ! The changes aren't so great anymore. Good Grief ! I had so much hope back then. Oh woah is me..... 😔😔😔💔
I have never really heard anyone make a Les Paul sound as sweet as Gary Richrath (Alex Lifeson maybe or perhaps Neal Schon). Gary was a class act all the way. R.I.P. Gary Richrath, you are sadly missed.
Very well said Peter. I totally agree with you about Gary and the way he made his Les Paul sing. He had a unique sound of his own. A good friend of mine was very close to Gary and said he was never more than a few feet from his guitar. A class act who also wrote the classics of REO/SPEEDWAGON. You brought the LOVE to REO. Your fans respect and miss you Gary ...RIP
Gary Moore. Richrath ran circles around Schon..
Ummm .... Slash? Dude WRINGS notes out of that thing.
@@METALFAN4EVS Schon always defered to the band. He never jumped out front. Listen to the run at the end of "Anyway you want it" and you will see how awesome Neal is. Just not a grab attention kind of guy. When you play second fiddle to Carlos, you probably are pretty damn good.
Paul Kossoff c'mon man
This is when music was fun and fun ahh did I say REO was fun?
This song is one of the best songs I’ve ever heard it gives chills every time I play it
The look of their fans=pure JOY.
In the year twenty five twenty five ,
The world will still be listening to the 70’s and 80’s rock and roll music .
The seventies were great. I remember listening to REO when I was in grade school. I'm 52 now and still love this band.m
I just turned 53 and this tune still fires me up, and when I'm driving my car!
Rebecca Kaas The best music ever! We were truly blessed!
I'm 54 and still love it
I am with you.....awesome band
They were a rock band that really delivered the goods.
One of the first albums I ever bought, long live the 60's, 70's, and 80's😂❤
They closed with this last night at the Nashville show - still glowing today! They still got it!!
Man, if this doesn’t throw you back in the 70’s & 80’s, I don’t know what will!! Awesome times to live and be part of this music!!!
I don't mind being old now because I got to be young then. And trust me....we had a frigging BLAST!!!!
We sure did!!!! DAMN man!!
Graduated in 1978 in Southern California. Everyone you can think of came through So Cal. Concert tickets were under $20 . Saw Led Zeppelin three times alone. Good times and Great Memories. Magnolia Class of 78'👍😎 Anaheim..
The great annunciation King. What's crazy is this is the encore so ng. My mind would of been blown.
Keyboard / Guitar solo beginning at 3:54 kicks ass. Doesn't exist in today's music. There will never be better rock than during the 70's - 80's. Two decades of Fng kick ass rock and roll with real musicians playing real instruments and not some electronic cut and paste piece of crap of today.
Gary is without a doubt one of the most under rated, best guitars players I ever saw....I grew up in the 70's and back then it cost $10.00 to see a show...& we saw them all.....REO was amazing in concert...we miss you brother....see you on the other side...
Gary was one of the best
@ted ritola They had paid their dues by 78. Just didn't pop into music like the manufactured bands these days.
Yes, I remember seeing Grand Funk and Deep Purple for $7.50 in the front row no less!
Same goes for Alex Lifeson of Rush....Rush is my favourite band but I’m just discovering REO & im very impressed,not sure how the bulk of their work slipped under my radar 😊
@@Steveoqotsa REO was my favorite, Gary my favorite guitarist. So many greats back in the 70s and early 80s though.
I think the best part is the organ solo. It is so driving, energetic, high-energy that it gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. Wow!!!!
Cobra Kai brought me back to this classic 👍👍
And all that gorgeous hair. Can we get a hand for the hair
right ? i'm 55 and would trade my 401k to have those luscious locks.
When it comes to fabulous hair and excellent music the 1970s was and still is the best era.
👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Loved the hair!
Glorious😍
The Only song ever written that should never end
Sorry I have to disagree stay with me by the faces should have never ended
HAHAHA....TRUTH
I was lucky...saw REO, Boston and Fleetwood Mac at the apex of their career...also' Yes on their Tormato tour...times were cool; loved the tubetops!
❤Love love love this song 🎵! I remember in college when my roommate turned me on to REO! They were so cool.
Ten seconds in and I'm instantly transported to the late 1970s.
Exactly 😂
I swear that Gary Richrath was the best lead guitar player of all the power ballet bands - R.I.P. BROTHER YOU WILL BE MISSED BY MANY !!
Loved Gary...so underrated...RIP...
WORKED 'EM INTO A GOD DAMNED FRENZY !! 69 years old here. WISH I would have been there ! Saw them in 20015 (?) thereabouts at the CONCORD PAVILLIAN in Concord, Calif. WHAT A BAND, Kevin !
"Heard the thunder clapping, felt the desert burning...." definitely one of the greatest rock songs of all time. I was 20 year old 2nd year college student living in the dorms when the album came out. This song was the fuel for my soul. Love hearing it again. There was no social media or smart phones back then. We ate, slept, learned enough to keep from flunking out of school, partied our brains out and x&@# alot. Then we would wake up the next day and do it all over again. Ode to be young and free.......
4:00 engineering that keyboard like a steam locomotive.
How the hell can you not like that goddamn!
This is one of those songs that you have your foot on the clutch & you just want to keep going. You don't want to stop. I think the woman at 2:38 is gorgeous!
Easily one of the sickest keyboards of all time!
What a time for music and thank God I was in it all
Yep, I was there, The, Best, Times
It doesn't get any better than this. Timeless!!!!
So true my friend
Timeless and Tireless
Brings back the best memories. 🤘🏼🎸🥁🎸🤘🏼🥁
Hell yes!
Great song ❤ Great hair ❤ Great music 2 grow up 2 😊