Bassist/vocalist, Bruce Hall's voice was absolutely the perfect choice for this classic REO hit! I love Kevin's pipes, but Bruce's tone rocks and rips this tune like no other! 😎 And Gary's guitar speaks for itself... simply one of rock's premier guitarist's... ever! 🪨 🎸
The rock music of 70s and 80s was just perfection. REO, Journey, Foreigner....nothing comes close since, especially live. Zero autotune, 100% raw talent.
Man you people stuck in the past cracked me up. I really like the music of my youth to REO Speedwagon and foreigner forget journey but there’s plenty a great music today as well.
I was in HS when high infidelity came out..........everyone had the album or cassette. Between Back in Black and reo, they ruled the airwaves in Detroit. WRIF ... BABY
I heard both, The '80's had the "new" rock edge, and some of the greatest albums ever created were at Westwood One. True some of the bands faded away, but it was the retaliation against disco that made them impressive. I will agree that the '70's saved rock..........but, I received My License in ' 82, and the rest as they say is History.
Gary always looked like he was having the best time of his life while he was playing, smiling a lot and playing to the crowd and camera. Very underrated guitar player.
I agree. He was always moving to the beat and smiling. Seen them many times when Gary was with the band. Dave is awesome but huge shoes to fill. RIP Gary
And that ladies and gentlemen is how you burn the frets off a double cutaway Les Paul while the rest your kickass band tear it up live. This band NEVER gets the credits they have earned. Gary's guitar work, just wow. Bruce's vocals simply rock. Sooooo much talent on that stage. Love REO.
Wow...Gary Richrath kicked some serious guitar ass...that is one man that did not die with the music left in him...he shared it and like many others, I am in awe. Thank you REO for working and playing hard. RIP Gary!
Yes indeed Gary was the best and at his prime in the 80's. I heard a interview one day where Kevin stated " You guys come to see the REO show but I get to look to my left and see the Gary Richrath show. That has always stuck with me and so true. RIP Gary you are not forgotten.
Wayne Oost Gary is the most underrated lead guitar magician in the history of rock and roll. That said, he tragically drank and ate his way out of the band and to his coffin. RIP. Dave Amato is talented but he’s no Gary
Gary Richrath would have turned 73 today. Gary Dean Richrath October 18, 1949 Peoria, Illinois - September 13, 2015 Gary was originally a sax player. And self taught himself on the guitar.. I'm glad he did that.. Rock In Peace Gary..
This is absolutely one of the greatest live bands I have ever seen...Im 67 and have been going to concerts since I was 15 and these guys leave it all out there! Coming to Dallas in August and I will be there!!
Between Gary’s guitar shredding and Bruce’s killer voice and exuberance, this is one of the best live videos I’ve ever seen. Old school ! No auto -tune garbage, just straight up rocks and roll. Could’ve done with Kevin butting in at the end but was still awesome.
How is is possible to play that guitar and make it sing the way Gary does, and he does it so effortlessly? REO Speedwagon is one of the hardest working bands ever!
I have been saying that for over 40 years now. Once the 70s ended and the 80s began a lot of the bands started playing pussy ass radio friendly music. Reo speedwagon, Styx, Foreigner, Journey etc.
Man I have loved this song since I was a kid. My dad always listened to some awesome music that inspired me to be the only female drummer in middle/high school :) This is one of the best REO songs ever!!
Damn I need a cigarette after that. Now that's how it's done not like the crap of today. I am so thankful that I grew up at a time when music was actually made by real musicians and singers (again) not like the crap of today.
The Best Song they Ever Wrote...........I can hear it to this day blasting through My speakers at a cool 55 mph (the speed limit in '82) but I was really doing 75+.........only when there were no COPS around.
I comeback couple times a month to watch this video!! Takes me back to my youth .Cruzin, crankin this as loud as I could get it!!! In my 74 Charger.. 😃
Roger Slemer Oh Man! I have to take it back! You are right! Roger Fisher is THE most underrated! Great point! Love his playing on the first 4 heart albums!
This is one of my all time favourite rock tracks. EVER. The guitar solos are just out of this f world and I have listened to this track literally thousands of times over the years. Some days I just put it on repeat for the whole day! I had just found rock music and this track has stayed with me all my life and will continue to do so until I leave this place. If I could I'd have it at my bloody funeral!
Yes indeed Gary was the best and at his prime in the 80's. I heard a interview one day where Kevin stated " You guys come to see the REO show but I get to look to my left and see the Gary Richrath show. That has always stuck with me and so true. RIP Gary you are not forgotten.
With Gary man they kicked hard u couldn’t mess with them the last album I thought it was weak but with Gary man great great great band thanks for posting
This is easily one for the "Gary Richrath is a bad ass" highlight reel. I can remember watching this specific video on a Saturday night back when MTV played music. Every Saturday night they would play an entire concert by one of my favorite bands. I remember thinking: a) Man...Bruce is a really talented singer! b) Man...I wish REO would have remained a rock n roll band! c) Gary Richrath is easily THE most underrated guitar player in the world. I had always been a fan of Gary's, but I believe this song really highlighted the aggressiveness of his playing. His "straight through a Marshall" tone was impeccable. The color he would add to a song by way of a simple string bend or artificial harmonic (chirp) was revolutionary. As far as I'm concerned, Gary IS and will ALWAYS be REO Speedwagon. Absolutely no disrespect to the current lineup...but once Gary was gone...it wasn't the same. Gary...I pray you realize how much you're missed. You were the guitar hero of my teenage years...and the one responsible for improving my life. On behalf of thousands of other guitar players, thank you! We will never forget you.
one of the best bands around! I got to share the stage with REO Speedwagon back in the early 80s was a great time and date became very very very good friends with Gary I miss him each and every day we'll Jam again Gary that's for sure Rest in paradise my friend
I love watching this video. Not only is Gary Richrath a great guitarist, but he has a charisma about him with that infectuous smile that just makes me want to watch him. Outstanding performance by Bruce Hall on vocals tops it off.
Been going to ROCK concerts since the late 70s and I can honestly say that REO is one of the few bands I have seen that sound just like STUDIO but louder! Always impressed by them.....
Gary was really good. I listen to old REO often. He was the main attraction if you ask me. So sad he let it slip away. He was my favorite. I love rock'n roll and have seen lots of great guitar players and he's as good as any.
I think this was around 1979. I saw them in Oct 79 and didn't know one band member from the other. We stood up front on the right side of the stage and it's the best concert memory I have. Gary always smiling and playing the hell out of that guitar. He had such a stage presence and we couldn't have got a better view of that show on that night. Back on the road is my fav reo song!
I had similar memory of them in mid-late 70's. Concerts where they were the opening acts & not the main course. But they came into their own perhaps w/help of commercialism. This tune my fav also.
REO would never have made it to the ''Big Time'' without Gary in my opinion. He made it look so easy , and to say he was underrated is an understatement from what i understand. Guys like Gary, Randy Rhoads , Eddie Van Halen dont come around too often . We were lucky to have had them with us in our time , thats for certain. If i could only turn back time .
After a song like this, Bruce Hall should have been tapped as lead singer and front man for the band. Under his leadership, REO never would have turned into a bubblegum 1980s pop band.
I've had that thought before. I grew up down the street from Bruce and his 3 bass playing brothers. He never played a ballad before he joined Speedwagon.
I've never been to a Metalica concert, but I can imagine, and I haven't seen Speedwagon since Mike Murphy was with them in about '74. I saw them with Cronin around time of T.W.O. album. Lutrell I saw a bunch of times, the rockinest version. Cronin and Brian Hit sat in with our band at a local club about 10 years ago. Kevin was flabbergasted that we didn't know his songs. Get a grip dude. We faked our way through Keep Pushin and Roll with the Changes. Two really strong songs. I think I'm just a little bitter at how quickly Gary was thrown under the bus when he needed the band the most.
I remember him with Purple Haze, Feather Train, One Eyed Jacks and Silver Bullet. I never saw him with Jessie Ross Band and I've never seen him in person with Speedwagon.
Cant touch this.. Reo speed wagon.. Thanks for all thoae years of giving music to a generation of people like me who lived y'alls 🎶 and still do... God bless
To me this one of my top 5 Rock songs of all time... Kicking Ass. Unbelievable guitar play by highly underrated gary and i love the raw singing of bruce hall.
Bassist/vocalist, Bruce Hall's voice was absolutely the perfect choice for this classic REO hit! I love Kevin's pipes, but Bruce's tone rocks and rips this tune like no other! 😎 And Gary's guitar speaks for itself... simply one of rock's premier guitarist's... ever! 🪨 🎸
Plus, he wrote it! Couldn't agree more!
Agree totally! I actually wish Kevin hadn't jumped on to sing the second verse with him here.
Wow .... yea this guy is more rock than pop.
@@l8tapexNot that Cronin didn't do great stuff, but I can't help but wonder what Hall and Rickrath could have done if allowed to progress beyond this
He has way more of a hard rock voice than Kevin.
No comments in the past 7 years is shameful.. Gary Richrath is a King And he carried REO
Memorial Day 2024 and still listening to this band..
61 now 😃😃
The rock music of 70s and 80s was just perfection. REO, Journey, Foreigner....nothing comes close since, especially live. Zero autotune, 100% raw talent.
It really was perfect
Amen to that! @ djm4457, I grew up in the 80's listening to all of them. Boy,how I miss those days!
Man you people stuck in the past cracked me up. I really like the music of my youth to REO Speedwagon and foreigner forget journey but there’s plenty a great music today as well.
Put in some Loverboy & Honeymoon Suite & NOW WE'RE ROCKIN'!!!!!!
I would add Billy Squire and AC DC..........All of those bands ruled the airwaves
in '81.
Gary played his heart out on this song, totally AWESOME!
Don't give af what anyone thinks. One of the best bands ever. Their live performances proving this.
I was in HS when high infidelity came out..........everyone had the album or cassette. Between Back in Black and reo, they ruled the airwaves in Detroit.
WRIF ... BABY
Dear God, PLEASE give us back Gary Richrath. We will send you Kanye West and Justin Beiber.
+Andrew Chase Couldn't say it better if I tried.
i wouldnt mind trading 10 shitty pop star souls for him
Hell yeah
no kidding agree 100%
Andrew Chase
that sounds like a great idea! 👍👍
Gary was the best guitar I ever saw
In my opinion, the best decade of rock music was the 1970s! The 1980s come in second.
I second that motion............it's passed and now law!
@@michaelmans4603U tell 'em, Mike.
I heard both,
The '80's had the "new" rock edge, and some of the greatest albums ever created were at Westwood One.
True some of the bands faded away, but it was the retaliation against disco that made them impressive.
I will agree that the '70's saved rock..........but, I received My License in ' 82, and the rest as they say is History.
Gary always looked like he was having the best time of his life while he was playing, smiling a lot and playing to the crowd and camera. Very underrated guitar player.
Two words why:
Dr
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Effortless
He enjoyed what he was doing, as did the rest of the band!
I agree. He was always moving to the beat and smiling. Seen them many times when Gary was with the band. Dave is awesome but huge shoes to fill. RIP Gary
@@SuperGalefordMusic is the best drug.
The late 70s early eighties bands sound better then than today 45 years later this bad to the bone
And that ladies and gentlemen is how you burn the frets off a double cutaway Les Paul while the rest your kickass band tear it up live. This band NEVER gets the credits they have earned. Gary's guitar work, just wow. Bruce's vocals simply rock. Sooooo much talent on that stage. Love REO.
Gone MUCH too soon... #oldtyedyeguy
@@oldtyedyeguy aaaa
Gary Richrath is a GOD. I owe my love of playing, to HIM.
Bruce Hall and Gary Rick rath rock this song
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Wow...Gary Richrath kicked some serious guitar ass...that is one man that did not die with the music left in him...he shared it and like many others, I am in awe. Thank you REO for working and playing hard. RIP Gary!
Yes indeed Gary was the best and at his prime in the 80's.
I heard a interview one day where Kevin stated " You guys come to see the REO show but I get to look to my left and see the Gary Richrath show. That has always stuck with me and so true.
RIP Gary you are not forgotten.
That dude should have sang more often, one of my favorite REO songs
The greatest Rock songs have either harmony lead guitar or 2 solos . So awesome thanks for whipping out the bass player on this one it's🤟
Gary Richrath You are the best and you’re very missed God bless you and your family ladies were the best
80’s
Lol
I like Bruce Halls voice better than Kevins, more rock-n-roll sounding. Am I the only one?
Nope...
metoo i like the original singer
No sir, you're not.
Kevin probably has the most distinctive voice of 80s bands.
Ageed. He has stronger voice. Not as nasally.
REO was never the same after Gary was gone. One of the greatest guitar players for sure. Seen him live and up close several times. RIP brother.
That he was he was immortal REO went down after running Gary off
Amen and hallelujah! Agreed
Wayne Oost Gary is the most underrated lead guitar magician in the history of rock and roll. That said, he tragically drank and ate his way out of the band and to his coffin. RIP. Dave Amato is talented but he’s no Gary
Right on...🎸 There will never be another one...!!! I just can't handle Cronin...
Gary Richrath would have turned 73 today.
Gary Dean Richrath October 18, 1949 Peoria, Illinois - September 13, 2015
Gary was originally a sax player. And self taught himself on the guitar..
I'm glad he did that.. Rock In Peace Gary..
My absolute favorite REO song. Thankful to see em twice back in 78 n 81
YEAH!! Gary.. WE love you!! 🎸🎸
This is absolutely one of the greatest live bands I have ever seen...Im 67 and have been going to concerts since I was 15 and these guys leave it all out there! Coming to Dallas in August and I will be there!!
Back when REO was a Kick Ass Rock band. Not that love ballad crap they play now.
Between Gary’s guitar shredding and Bruce’s killer voice and exuberance, this is one of the best live videos I’ve ever seen. Old school ! No auto -tune garbage, just straight up rocks and roll. Could’ve done with Kevin butting in at the end but was still awesome.
How is is possible to play that guitar and make it sing the way Gary does, and he does it so effortlessly? REO Speedwagon is one of the hardest working bands ever!
Back when they played good music befor they turned bubblegum
I have been saying that for over 40 years now. Once the 70s ended and the 80s began a lot of the bands started playing pussy ass radio friendly music. Reo speedwagon, Styx, Foreigner, Journey etc.
No one is as cool as Gary Richrath !!
Only Gary Richrath !!
My Favorite REO Song!!!! Gary Shreds On The Guitar!!!! Excellent Job On Vocals And Song Writing Bruce!!!!🎤🎶🎶🎶🎶
A true bad-ass...!!! Imho was THE band...I miss him dearly...
My favorite REO song, Gary and Foghat's Rod Price were two of the most underrated guitarists, RIP to both.
Gary played his ass off every time he played. What a guitar player he was.
Thank you BRUCE HALL-------- You are the ROCK of REO------
The REV in the REO Speedwagon Engine-------- The Heart of the Beat-
Gary was guitar God !
Man I have loved this song since I was a kid. My dad always listened to some awesome music that inspired me to be the only female drummer in middle/high school :) This is one of the best REO songs ever!!
Drummer, that’s awesome!
You go girl! Show them how it's done. ❤
Good on u ...keep pounding
You and me too baby...had some good times and party's in the back seat listening to reo....😜👍😘
Damn I need a cigarette after that. Now that's how it's done not like the crap of today. I am so thankful that I grew up at a time when music was actually made by real musicians and singers (again) not like the crap of today.
Hear hear ..
I'll take up smoking again and join you, I think!
The Best Song they Ever Wrote...........I can hear it to this day blasting through My speakers at a cool 55 mph (the speed limit in '82) but I was really doing 75+.........only when there were no COPS around.
One of my first concert was this tour in Indianapolis,great show!!!!
How could anyone sit still while listening to this classic hit!!
I loved you the day i met you and i will you love to the day i die..Classic ❤ REO
Who says bass players can't sing!! Jam on!!
Sure do miss Gary he was REO Speedwagon 🎸
I come here once a week...what a monster he was! Miss him terribly!! A true legend...don't make em like that anymore...
That is just one of the best examples of a driving rock song with incredible guitar solos and melody. Just killer
Bruce didn't write, or sing much, but he kills it with this song.
I WAS WALKING DOWN 6TH ST IN AUSTIN..AND HEARD THAT WAILING
GUITAR..COME FROM A BAR..AND
INSTANTLY KNEW..IT COULD ONLY BE GARY..SO BLESSED TO SEE THAT
I comeback couple times a month to watch this video!! Takes me back to my youth .Cruzin, crankin this as loud as I could get it!!! In my 74 Charger.. 😃
One of the Best life videos EVER
No one will EVER bring this song to life like Gary Richrath. Gary, we miss you, man.
Gary Richard is with out a doubt one of the most Underrated guitarist of all time
THE most underrated guitar player in the history of rock. No question.
100% agreed Gary and Roger Fisher from Heart two of the most marginally underrated guitarists in the world
Roger Slemer Oh Man! I have to take it back! You are right! Roger Fisher is THE most underrated! Great point! Love his playing on the first 4 heart albums!
Agree, as well Elliot Easton, and in my opinion Don Felder though he got credits, he is insanely underrated and under appreciated in the industry.
Mark Cox No. Robin Trower is.
Don't dismiss Warner E. Hodges.....
When ROCK WAS ROCK 😊😊😊
Gary was a different God of the Guitar.Clapton,Page,Travers were no ways that relaxed on stage
This is one of my all time favourite rock tracks. EVER. The guitar solos are just out of this f world and I have listened to this track literally thousands of times over the years. Some days I just put it on repeat for the whole day! I had just found rock music and this track has stayed with me all my life and will continue to do so until I leave this place. If I could I'd have it at my bloody funeral!
Always my favourite REO classic , one of the best guitar solos ever
Gary is badass and one of the very best.
The band is awesome
Saw him live at a bar outside of Orlando. Didn't realize how many of REO'S songs he wrote.
Awesome version of this classic. Gary plays this like no one since.
Such a bunch of talented musicians!I just wish I got to see them live when Gary was still in the band!! RIP Gary Richrath ❤️
Yes indeed Gary was the best and at his prime in the 80's.
I heard a interview one day where Kevin stated " You guys come to see the REO show but I get to look to my left and see the Gary Richrath show. That has always stuck with me and so true.
RIP Gary you are not forgotten.
Didn't know how fucking good I had it back then !!!!
D A M N. Bruce ROCKED that song, and Richrath can f***ing SHREDED it!!
And with such ease!
Bruce Hall is a much better singer for a rock band than Cronin.
@@dlshigh don't know if i'm just being too picky, but i never liked the way Kevin draws out his R's when he sings lol
Damn! What a live performance-that lead guitarist kicked ass! That’s a timeless song!
This is much better than the wimpy crap REO sang in the 80's.
With Gary man they kicked hard u couldn’t mess with them the last album I thought it was weak but with Gary man great great great band thanks for posting
The awesome 80s. What a wonderful decade ❤
this was 78 i think, but you are right...!
This is easily one for the "Gary Richrath is a bad ass" highlight reel. I can remember watching this specific video on a Saturday night back when MTV played music. Every Saturday night they would play an entire concert by one of my favorite bands. I remember thinking: a) Man...Bruce is a really talented singer! b) Man...I wish REO would have remained a rock n roll band! c) Gary Richrath is easily THE most underrated guitar player in the world. I had always been a fan of Gary's, but I believe this song really highlighted the aggressiveness of his playing. His "straight through a Marshall" tone was impeccable. The color he would add to a song by way of a simple string bend or artificial harmonic (chirp) was revolutionary. As far as I'm concerned, Gary IS and will ALWAYS be REO Speedwagon. Absolutely no disrespect to the current lineup...but once Gary was gone...it wasn't the same. Gary...I pray you realize how much you're missed. You were the guitar hero of my teenage years...and the one responsible for improving my life. On behalf of thousands of other guitar players, thank you! We will never forget you.
A raw tone with 10 pounds of enthusiasm is hard to beat no 10 tons
Amen brother
Gary was one of my guitar heros! He made it look like he was a vessel that music flowed through!
Gary is shredding the threats in this song
REO- THE party band in the ‘70’s. Good jam!👍🎸🥁🇺🇸❤️
this song is great! I'm 21! And I listen to it non-stop! That's what it means, music will never die! rock is always alive!🔥💙
THANK YOU,U GIVE ME HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.IM A 59 YO ROCKER,REMEMBER THIS CONCERT
I'm 65 and still crank this tune up !
61 here and remember when this song was new! Rock On my young friend!
I’ve always loved this song.
These guys are all awesome. But Gary. Wow. Something about the way he plays and his movements ❤️❤️❤️
I've traveled the world, and every time I leave I play this song,
RIP Gary - you frikking rocked!
Early REO was a very good rock n roll band, not yet too commercial.
one of the best bands around! I got to share the stage with REO Speedwagon back in the early 80s was a great time and date became very very very good friends with Gary I miss him each and every day we'll Jam again Gary that's for sure Rest in paradise my friend
I love watching this video. Not only is Gary Richrath a great guitarist, but he has a charisma about him with that infectuous smile that just makes me want to watch him. Outstanding performance by Bruce Hall on vocals tops it off.
Gary Richrath is a guitar God
One of the most classic rock songs in that era. Absolute rocker.
Love watching Gary play guitar. Rip Gary.
Still Jammin this loud 4-20-24 Gary was the goat
REO Speedwagon friends in Champaign/Urbana Illinois ❤️🔥👠❤️🔥
Rock on guys! 🥰
REO rocking it!! What a great rock song... blasting it on the old cassette on a road trip on leave back to my youth!
Wow,i'm ashamed it took me 40 years to find this amazing preformance.
They tore it up.
Hell of a job bruce I love that song ,
Rest In Paradise Gary. You are sorely missed
Haven't heard this song in YEARS. One of my favorite REO tunes. One of their vastly under rated ones.
Been going to ROCK concerts since the late 70s and I can honestly say that REO is one of the few bands I have seen that sound just like STUDIO but louder! Always impressed by them.....
Seen them 5 times. Never with Gary, sad face.
They are very good live, no doubt. Saw them 4 times, But have to say Bob Segar was IMO, saw him 4 times also. Don't get me wrong loved both concerts.
I could not agree more.
Gary was really good. I listen to old REO often. He was the main attraction if you ask me. So sad he let it slip away. He was my favorite. I love rock'n roll and have seen lots of great guitar players and he's as good as any.
I luv REO i can definitely remember partying to this because we lived on the back roads
WOW What a versatile Band they were. Gary Lives Forever in this song for me! Scream it Bruce!
Gary, so much overlooked, stupendous guitarist, made it look so easy!! RIP Gary
I think this was around 1979. I saw them in Oct 79 and didn't know one band member from the other. We stood up front on the right side of the stage and it's the best concert memory I have. Gary always smiling and playing the hell out of that guitar. He had such a stage presence and we couldn't have got a better view of that show on that night. Back on the road is my fav reo song!
I had similar memory of them in mid-late 70's. Concerts where they were the opening acts & not the main course. But they came into their own perhaps w/help of commercialism. This tune my fav also.
Best song with rocker Gary and noy sappy ballad guy Kevin Cronin.
REO would never have made it to the ''Big Time'' without Gary in my opinion. He made it look so easy , and to say he was underrated is an understatement from what i understand. Guys like Gary, Randy Rhoads , Eddie Van Halen dont come around too often . We were lucky to have had them with us in our time , thats for certain. If i could only turn back time .
After a song like this, Bruce Hall should have been tapped as lead singer and front man for the band. Under his leadership, REO never would have turned into a bubblegum 1980s pop band.
I've had that thought before. I grew up down the street from Bruce and his 3 bass playing brothers. He never played a ballad before he joined Speedwagon.
Ballads are good for getting chicks to like the band, you ever been to a Metallica concert? About 200 dude's for every chick.
@@bumpdunlop Hey bumpdunlop, I remember when Bruce Hall was in Silver Bullet. Used to see them at The Red Lion, Champaign.
I've never been to a Metalica concert, but I can imagine, and I haven't seen Speedwagon since Mike Murphy was with them in about '74. I saw them with Cronin around time of T.W.O. album. Lutrell I saw a bunch of times, the rockinest version. Cronin and Brian Hit sat in with our band at a local club about 10 years ago. Kevin was flabbergasted that we didn't know his songs. Get a grip dude. We faked our way through Keep Pushin and Roll with the Changes. Two really strong songs. I think I'm just a little bitter at how quickly Gary was thrown under the bus when he needed the band the most.
I remember him with Purple Haze, Feather Train, One Eyed Jacks and Silver Bullet. I never saw him with Jessie Ross Band and I've never seen him in person with Speedwagon.
Gary was so much the force in reo speedwagon band...rip gary u are very much missed.
One of many great tunes From this band. Happy that I was growing up then . Because the bands now all suck. TRUTH
One of REO’s best songs!
One of the greatest rock songs, ever - IMO
Cant touch this.. Reo speed wagon.. Thanks for all thoae years of giving music to a generation of people like me who lived y'alls 🎶 and still do... God bless
One of my favorite songs bad ass tune
To me this one of my top 5 Rock songs of all time... Kicking Ass. Unbelievable guitar play by highly underrated gary and i love the raw singing of bruce hall.