@@darastarscream But it's iconic. It's like Neil Armstrong's "One small step...". What we heard isn't exactly what he planned. It's better. Same with this. Different words could have been more precise, but I don't think they would have resonated as much. 😘
Thank goodness his manager, Punch, decided to finally put his stuff up on the streaming services. Bob said he had no desire to tell Punch what to do since he knew he had always done right by him for the last 40 + years!
America’s modern day Norman Rockwell of modern day American culture with music instead of a paintbrush. Bob truly captured an era of our cultural history. Bob Seger one of the most under rated greatest songwriters. Yet to receive his true credit due. A master song writer
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
This is one of the songs I choose for my Brother’s Memorial Service - “Let the Cowboys ride”. He loved this song! Thanks Pat. Another MUST - You’ll Accompany Me.
Being from Michigan I grew up with Bob Seger. Timeless, amazing storyteller. Quick story- as young men, he and Glenn Frey (Eagles) were at a club watching a band. Glenn thought they were good. Bob said they'd never make it. Glenn asked why. Bob said "they don't write their own songs". This stuck with Glenn.
You are absolutely correct. He can "rock your socks off" or he can make you think about your love, your life, or whatever. It sucks that we have to get old. Hate it that he has retired, but I did see him twice on his last tour.
My husband and I got to see him in Nashville Jan 2019. Epic!! He rocked the stage the same as 30 years ago. My whole life has been to the beat of a Bob Seger song.
I've had the opportunity to see Bob Seger on 5 occasions and not once have I ever left with any bit of disappointment. What you are hearing there is the same outstanding voice that you hear in concert. And the Silver Bullet Band is nothing short of great. Even after 5 times, I'd go see him tomorrow if given a chance
I ran against the wind for most of my adult life, travelling all over the US, into Canada and Mexico. I'm glad I did, and look back with fond memories of the good times and a little pain with the bad times, but they all made me who I am today at 72. Would I trade it? NO, not in a billion years!
Hay Pat I have listened to Bob Seger my hole life !!!! You were looking for a concert ?? Bob Seger Live bullet which is a live concert !!!! I steel listen to it all the time great CD
That seems to be the anthem of my life, especially in my 20s. That whole album, Against the Wind is fire. He has many, many more that you’re gonna love.
One of the very few songs he didnt write himself. He didnt write Old time rock and roll either even though he does have uncredited lyrics in it...whatever that means
I recommend From Live Bullet: Travelin Man/Beautiful Loser. You must hear this version together! It’s like magic together and twins. Don’t separate them❤️
So Happy you are enjoying Bob Seger, he is Amazing! Bruce Springsteen said he sent “Born To Run “ to Bob to ask his opinion before Bruce was to release that album. Only reason I mentioned that was to let you not only is Bob Seger very beloved for his own talent, he is greatly respected by other musicians.
If you ask people who their favorite singer is most people cannot narrow it down to one. I can its Bob Seger. He is the best. Gotta Listen to fire lake.
I agree he has the rockin' songs and the songs that make you sit and think. However, some of those rockin' songs make you think about your life as well. The greatness of a true story teller/songwriter.
Bob Seger is a STRAIGHT UP BOSS...I grew up on him!!! I'm literally singing along with him...love it thanks Pat!!! I still have my vinyl albums!! 🔥❤🔥❤🔥
I grew up listening to Bob, living here in Michigan, couldn't help but love it. His music, high energy, blue collar, grab ya by the ass and put you in your place. Just sit back, grab a cold one, and listen.
@@danwesterhouse6627 I was born and raised in Michigan as well and y'all are absolutely right!! Transferred to Tennessee 27 years ago for my husband's job...but Michigan is and always will be HOME!!
You really get Bob. So nice to see you make this musical journey. Seger is in the rock n roll and songwriter halls of fame. I have seen six of his concerts and was able to see one of his final shows in October 2019 B.C. .. before covid.
The older I get, the more impactful a lot of his songs are on me. I didn't listen to him a lot when I was younger, sure I had the songs, but now, I find I revisit them a lot. At least the one's that invoke introspection.
Your facial expressions say it all. Bob is the voice of the everyday working man. Nothing like him. He tells the stories of all of us and then soothes our souls with his music.
A lesser known song you might enjoy is Sunspot Baby. Try that one. Glad you have discovered Bob, he is awesome, it is nice to watch you enjoying his work.
Come to Poppa for a cool groove!! Then Travelin Man/Beautiful Loser from "Live Bullet" album. It's audio only. One of the best high energy live audio albums of all time. Early Bob!!
I was at that concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit when it was recorded! Never tire of listening to it. Took my son to see him two summers ago. Was a great time seeing Seger with him. We tail gated to this CD before the concert. Will never forget that experience. Now he is a Bob Seger fan
By my count you've done: Mainstreet, Turn the Page, Shakedown, Old Time Rock and Roll, Night Moves, Hollywood Nights, Like a Rock, Roll Me Away, Against the Wind. To do: Katmandu (rockin') We've Got Tonight (heartbreaking) You'll Accomp'ny Me (great driving song) Beautiful Loser (classic) Her Strut (kickin') Feel Like a Number (rhythm & soul) Fire Down Below (nasty!) Travelin' Man (propulsive) Shame On the Moon (biggest hit) Nutbush City (great cover of Tina Turner) Come to Poppa (funky) Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (first hit) Fire Lake (with help from The Eagles) 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) Heartache Tonight - by the Eagles (cowritten Seger & Glen Frey) Tryin' to Live My Life Without You (good cover) Midnight Rider (cranked up Allman Bros cover) Chances Are (emotional duet)
Start with Ramblin Gamblin, Rosalie and Back in ‘72. Forget about Fire Lake , Against the Wind and We’ve Got Tonight. He’s got several dozens better than those 3. If you want a good Country song by Bob, it’s Shame on the Moon. Fire Lake might be the weakest song he’s ever released....and I’m a huge Seger fan.
When this song first came out, i was listening while driving around the country trying to find answers. My wife at the time had started having an affair with a co-worker and it about broke me. This great song kept me company while trying to figure out what now. Still one of my favorites and will always be.
That's what you get with every Seger song. Except the ones that are rocking your ass off with killer sax and guitar solos, and then the harmonies and Bob's seducing vocals...equals perfect band. Love Seger. Most under rated artist in my opinion. Thanks for checking him out. Please do his cover of Little Drummer Boy. You won't regret it.
I was in my dads camper when I first heard this song. I was getting ready to exit and this song came on over the radio. The passion and sincerity of it stopped me dead in my tracks and I had to hear it. I remember it like it was yesterday.... but it was over 40 years ago. Same thing with "like a Rock". These songs go in deep the first time you hear them. Thats good music.
Outstanding. Fire Lake and No Man's Land off the Against The Wind album were also fantastic. Also you may like the Travelling Man/Beautiful Loser set from the Live Bullet album. These songs are connected and should be played together. Great great songs. His vocals are incredible.
In our times ( 60's and 70's ) our music told stories. I miss that. Seager was one of the Best and so was Bob Dylan. Thank God for my memories of a gentler time !
Welcome to your Bob Seger journey. There are many more amazing songs that you will love the rest of your life. "Main Street" and "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser" will more than impress you. Enjoy!
Yes more Bob Seger please"fire lake","Katmandu","famous final scene","her strut","sunspot baby","like a rock","feel like a number"to name a few more classics by Bob ☮️
Someone else below, requested the song "Beautiful Loser", and I would agree. It's a song about a person who is mentally "slow" or deficiant, but is just a " Beautiful person on the inside. How he never is invited to parties, and sleep overs etc. Bob's lyrics in this song, will bring a tear to your eye. We all knew, or know someone like this. The guy in school that everyone avoided because he wasn't one of the cool kids. People called them retarded etc. Great song.
Such a great song. Thanks for your appreciation of this wonderful artist. “Still the Same” is another one worth checking out. I saw him live twice in the 80’s. Great shows. Rock on....
A great song that somehow gets shuffled back a bit when you think of Bob Seger songs. One of the things i enjoy about your reactions is, you went from recently saying you never heard of him when you reacted to the first of his songs, and now when you reacted it was "Bob" like you have listened to him all your life.
Found out about you reacting to Bob Seger from a local radio station here in Michigan! Good job, love seeing people listen to Bob. His music is amazing! I also see that you're a big fan of Elvis and I would like to make a suggestion of "What Now My Love" from Aloha From Hawaii
I just discovered your channel today and already you're one of my favorite reactors. You're a smart, thoughtful, insightful guy and it shows. It's a pleasure to watch you.
"I wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then"...
Breaks my heart a little every time I hear that line.
lc man what a great line and so true! The lost of our innocence
I read in the liner notes for the first Greatest Hits album that he's never been totally happy with that line.
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But it's iconic.
It's like Neil Armstrong's "One small step...". What we heard isn't exactly what he planned. It's better.
Same with this. Different words could have been more precise, but I don't think they would have resonated as much. 😘
darastarscream Glenn Frey and Don Henley had to convince him to leave it in. Crazy!
Bob Seger won't be truly appreciated until he's gone but his legacy of Americana Rock n Roll is a national treasure.
Thank goodness his manager, Punch, decided to finally put his stuff up on the streaming services. Bob said he had no desire to tell Punch what to do since he knew he had always done right by him for the last 40 + years!
I know I sure love Bob, and have since the first time I heard him in the 70's
He's one of the best story tellers. Ever. His work is timeless.
and great at adding music to his words!!
I’m 17 and he is my favorite singer. You can’t find a bad song by him. My favorite is a tie between night moves or roll me away.
@@matthewnull619 same here I'm only 20 and grew up on Bob Seger. He is and always will be my favorite
One of the best lines ever, "wish I didn't know now, what I didn't know then"
Mine is surrounded by strangers i thought were friends
America’s modern day Norman Rockwell of modern day American culture with music instead of a paintbrush. Bob truly captured an era of our cultural history.
Bob Seger one of the most under rated greatest songwriters. Yet to receive his true credit due. A master song writer
If Bob can't stir your soul, then you probably don't have one.
Bob Seger is one of the all time greats! Never has recorded a bad song. Love this music!
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
Bob Seger is a master storyteller, and one of the very best in rock n roll history..From Against The Wind and Night Moves, to Like A Rock and Roll Me Away, just to name a few....He immaculately, and with great care, sets the table for the listener...All that's left for us to do is enjoy the feast....
This is one of the songs I choose for my Brother’s Memorial Service - “Let the Cowboys ride”. He loved this song! Thanks Pat. Another MUST - You’ll Accompany Me.
That's beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
He's always been my fave- but his songs hit so different at every stage of life.
Show of hands-- who else gets seriously annoyed when radio stations cut the second verse and the entire bridge?
Probably one of my top pet peeves.
Being from Michigan I grew up with Bob Seger. Timeless, amazing storyteller. Quick story- as young men, he and Glenn Frey (Eagles) were at a club watching a band. Glenn thought they were good. Bob said they'd never make it. Glenn asked why. Bob said "they don't write their own songs". This stuck with Glenn.
I saw him at my high school sock hops for 50cents in the late 60s and he sold out even then and did versions of later hits. He's my favorite since.
Bob. You ARE the best. Love ❤️ ya
You are absolutely correct. He can "rock your socks off" or he can make you think about your love, your life, or whatever. It sucks that we have to get old. Hate it that he has retired, but I did see him twice on his last tour.
The line "Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" was a line he almost left out. One of the best lines ever in music let alone just this song.
“ Wish I didn’t know now what I didn’t know then”….once in a lifetime line.
His songs are about the everyday working man that we can all relate to.
I was lucky enough to see Bob Seger in concert. I'd give up a birthday to see him in concert again.
Bob doesn't have a bad song
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
My husband and I got to see him in Nashville Jan 2019. Epic!! He rocked the stage the same as 30 years ago. My whole life has been to the beat of a Bob Seger song.
I've had the opportunity to see Bob Seger on 5 occasions and not once have I ever left with any bit of disappointment. What you are hearing there is the same outstanding voice that you hear in concert. And the Silver Bullet Band is nothing short of great. Even after 5 times, I'd go see him tomorrow if given a chance
Totally agree
One of many great songs by Bob🎤🤠🎤🤠🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Sunspot Baby or Come to Papa are great fun songs by Bob.
I ran against the wind for most of my adult life, travelling all over the US, into Canada and Mexico. I'm glad I did, and look back with fond memories of the good times and a little pain with the bad times, but they all made me who I am today at 72. Would I trade it? NO, not in a billion years!
He writes LIFE in words. Many teachings and spiritual trips. True Artist... .... ... Timeless Man.
Very good. I heard this song in many countries and in many different station. No doubt, it is hit forever....
The piano playing in this sounds so much like Bruce Hornsby's piano style.. What a great track.
I was totally thinking that it sounds like Bruce Hornsby - so funny I read your comment!
Craig Frost ... Grand Funk Railroad before he joined Bob
Bob Seger's songs are always thought provoking, take you deep into yourself. Thank you for doing this, Pat. 💜💜
Hay Pat I have listened to Bob Seger my hole life !!!! You were looking for a concert ?? Bob Seger Live bullet which is a live concert !!!! I steel listen to it all the time great CD
David Burchfield - Yup, live bullet is one of the greatest albums of all time.
He has 2 live albums...both are fantastic
That seems to be the anthem of my life, especially in my 20s. That whole album, Against the Wind is fire. He has many, many more that you’re gonna love.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
Next you should do Shame on the Moon. It was another of his storytelling songs and a number one hit.
That song was written by Rodney Crowell - he does a great version of it as well.
One of my favorites!!!
One of the very few songs he didnt write himself. He didnt write Old time rock and roll either even though he does have uncredited lyrics in it...whatever that means
I recommend From Live Bullet: Travelin Man/Beautiful Loser. You must hear this version together! It’s like magic together and twins. Don’t separate them❤️
You can't split those two up. It's like a national law.
The whole album is a gem, really.
darastarscream Totally agree!!
Please, Pat, check this out!! Epic jam and filled with soul and groove. Don't deny yourself. Have at it :)
Amen, THAT'S what I think of when I think of Bob. He literally has dozens of 'essential' songs.
He was a track and field runner in school. That's what this song is about after a breakup.. His music makes me feel my youth.
He is a great singer
So Happy you are enjoying Bob Seger, he is Amazing! Bruce Springsteen said he sent “Born To Run “ to Bob to ask his opinion before Bruce was to release that album. Only reason I mentioned that was to let you not only is Bob Seger very beloved for his own talent, he is greatly respected by other musicians.
He is the best
Takes me back to my twenties...always loved unusual voices..
Love Bob Seger, and this is my favorite song by him! Probably because he is describing my life when I was in my 20's.
I also love the piano in this!
If you ask people who their favorite singer is most people cannot narrow it down to one. I can its Bob Seger. He is the best. Gotta Listen to fire lake.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
I agree he has the rockin' songs and the songs that make you sit and think. However, some of those rockin' songs make you think about your life as well. The greatness of a true story teller/songwriter.
Bob Seger is a STRAIGHT UP BOSS...I grew up on him!!! I'm literally singing along with him...love it thanks Pat!!! I still have my vinyl albums!! 🔥❤🔥❤🔥
I grew up listening to Bob, living here in Michigan, couldn't help but love it. His music, high energy, blue collar, grab ya by the ass and put you in your place. Just sit back, grab a cold one, and listen.
@@danwesterhouse6627 I was born and raised in Michigan as well and y'all are absolutely right!! Transferred to Tennessee 27 years ago for my husband's job...but Michigan is and always will be HOME!!
@@deannakinsman6790 Anyone who is a Seger fan is always welcome here. But you know that.
Thanks! Super review of one of the best all time all time artists!!
You really enjoy Bob as much as we All do
Dude I am outside in New Jersey it is 88° but watching you get so into it gives me chills love you
I'd love to see you react to Bob Seger's Fire Inside. Great story, great music, more drift away music. Timeless
U really know how to appreciate good music.
That's been one of my favourite song back then.
You really get Bob. So nice to see you make this musical journey. Seger is in the rock n roll and songwriter halls of fame. I have seen six of his concerts and was able to see one of his final shows in October 2019 B.C. .. before covid.
This song was in Forest Gump during his run across the US.
Matthew Drake along with Running On Empty by Jackson Browne.....such a great soundtrack.
Along with "go your own way" by Fleetwood Mac.
The older I get, the more impactful a lot of his songs are on me. I didn't listen to him a lot when I was younger, sure I had the songs, but now, I find I revisit them a lot. At least the one's that invoke introspection.
Bob Seager has a great voice. I lived about 5 miles from him.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
My very first concert April 1980 Bob Seger and the silver bullet band in Orlando boy do I feel old right now a young 56
Your facial expressions say it all. Bob is the voice of the everyday working man. Nothing like him.
He tells the stories of all of us and then soothes our souls with his music.
I love music when it tickles my ears and massages my soul
That’s Glenn Frey doing background vocals with Bob.
I appreciate your love towards my music hope you don’t stop liking my aspirations?
A lesser known song you might enjoy is Sunspot Baby. Try that one. Glad you have discovered Bob, he is awesome, it is nice to watch you enjoying his work.
Come to Poppa for a cool groove!! Then Travelin Man/Beautiful Loser from "Live Bullet" album. It's audio only. One of the best high energy live audio albums of all time. Early Bob!!
Love this album I've had it in my truck from caseattte to CD since I was 16 I'm 55 now. Driving with it as loud as it would go
I was at that concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit when it was recorded! Never tire of listening to it. Took my son to see him two summers ago. Was a great time seeing Seger with him. We tail gated to this CD before the concert. Will never forget that experience. Now he is a Bob Seger fan
He came to Knoxville TN about 15 years ago best concert I've ever seen
I would loved to have been at that one
finally subscribed to you...love watching you play Bob Seger....Bob doesn't have a bad song....can't wait for your next reaction!
Bridget Law Welcome. Pat is one of the best. No interruptions, intelligent, he get’s it!
Bruce Springsteen is another great story teller! Anything from his tunnel of love album. Bruce also speaks to the everyday man!
Oh and Fire Down Below ! Great song from Mr. Segar.
By my count you've done: Mainstreet, Turn the Page, Shakedown, Old Time Rock and Roll, Night Moves, Hollywood Nights, Like a Rock, Roll Me Away, Against the Wind.
To do:
Katmandu (rockin')
We've Got Tonight (heartbreaking)
You'll Accomp'ny Me (great driving song)
Beautiful Loser (classic)
Her Strut (kickin')
Feel Like a Number (rhythm & soul)
Fire Down Below (nasty!)
Travelin' Man (propulsive)
Shame On the Moon (biggest hit)
Nutbush City (great cover of Tina Turner)
Come to Poppa (funky)
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (first hit)
Fire Lake (with help from The Eagles)
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)
Heartache Tonight - by the Eagles (cowritten Seger & Glen Frey)
Tryin' to Live My Life Without You (good cover)
Midnight Rider (cranked up Allman Bros cover)
Chances Are (emotional duet)
Chuck Fu what about (if I was a carpenter)
@@deltondavis1100 I forgot a few. ☺ Carpenter and Understanding off the top.
Start with Ramblin Gamblin, Rosalie and Back in ‘72. Forget about Fire Lake , Against the Wind and We’ve Got Tonight. He’s got several dozens better than those 3. If you want a good Country song by Bob, it’s Shame on the Moon. Fire Lake might be the weakest song he’s ever released....and I’m a huge Seger fan.
Betty Lou's Getting out Tonight!! Absolute rocker.
You forgot Yellow Beret. That's a good un too.
When this song first came out, i was listening while driving around the country trying to find answers. My wife at the time had started having an affair with a co-worker and it about broke me. This great song kept me company while trying to figure out what now. Still one of my favorites and will always be.
Untouchable......
Great to experience your appreciation !
Great Bob Seger Reactions !!!!
Bob SEGER!!!🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
BOB is our Michigan Treasure !!!
Thank you s much for sharing
That's what you get with every Seger song. Except the ones that are rocking your ass off with killer sax and guitar solos, and then the harmonies and Bob's seducing vocals...equals perfect band. Love Seger. Most under rated artist in my opinion. Thanks for checking him out. Please do his cover of Little Drummer Boy. You won't regret it.
That one dislike shows they didn’t fight the wind and win
I was in my dads camper when I first heard this song. I was getting ready to exit and this song came on over the radio. The passion and sincerity of it stopped me dead in my tracks and I had to hear it. I remember it like it was yesterday.... but it was over 40 years ago. Same thing with "like a Rock". These songs go in deep the first time you hear them. Thats good music.
an american poet.... straight up. no denial.
For the information of all hands. That is Glenn Frey and Don Henley singing harmony at the end.
Bob is one of my favourites. Please react to mainstreet by him. Takes me back to my crazy youth. I love your reactions
He did.
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You are right on... on your judgement of Bob
Looking back and get out of Denver are two of his most underrated songs.
Outstanding. Fire Lake and No Man's Land off the Against The Wind album were also fantastic. Also you may like the Travelling Man/Beautiful Loser set from the Live Bullet album. These songs are connected and should be played together. Great great songs. His vocals are incredible.
Another great reaction Pat! I think Bob speaks to the restless spirit that exists in all of us... Keep em' comin'
You will like Watch Her Strut and Come To Pappa. Bob ROCKS.
The Famous Final Scene.....best breakup song....
In our times ( 60's and 70's ) our music told stories. I miss that. Seager was one of the Best and so was Bob Dylan. Thank God for my memories of a gentler time !
Welcome to your Bob Seger journey. There are many more amazing songs that you will love the rest of your life. "Main Street" and "Travelin' Man/Beautiful Loser" will more than impress you. Enjoy!
Bob Seger was a long distance runner. This is what prompted the song
Yes more Bob Seger please"fire lake","Katmandu","famous final scene","her strut","sunspot baby","like a rock","feel like a number"to name a few more classics by Bob ☮️
You can definitely hear Glenn Frey (of the Eagles) on backing vocals during the ending of the song.
Very well said Pat, he does put ya there
Bob Seger is my all time favorite. I totally relate to his songs they tell stories that really hit home. Love his voice!!
I WISH I DIDN'T KNOW NOW WHAT I DIDN'T KNOW THEN.
Check out “Feel like a number” by Bob Seger
Someone else below, requested the song "Beautiful Loser", and I would agree. It's a song about a person who is mentally "slow" or deficiant, but is just a " Beautiful person on the inside. How he never is invited to parties, and sleep overs etc. Bob's lyrics in this song, will bring a tear to your eye. We all knew, or know someone like this. The guy in school that everyone avoided because he wasn't one of the cool kids. People called them retarded etc. Great song.
Highly recommend Travelin Man/ Beautiful Loser from Live Bullet album. As well as Brave Strangers , Feel Like A Number 😎
Such a great song. Thanks for your appreciation of this wonderful artist. “Still the Same” is another one worth checking out. I saw him live twice in the 80’s. Great shows. Rock on....
Love this song, love the piano
Roy bittan with that great piano
Didn't Roy play with Bruce Springsteen at one point? I thought the name sounded familar.
@@matthewdrake4385 yes, he does play with Bruce.
He is so smooth....Forgot how great this was,took it for granted.Prolific words.He kind of speaks for all of us.
A great song that somehow gets shuffled back a bit when you think of Bob Seger songs. One of the things i enjoy about your reactions is, you went from recently saying you never heard of him when you reacted to the first of his songs, and now when you reacted it was "Bob" like you have listened to him all your life.
Being a teenager when Bob Seger hit it big was a blessing.
Found out about you reacting to Bob Seger from a local radio station here in Michigan! Good job, love seeing people listen to Bob. His music is amazing! I also see that you're a big fan of Elvis and I would like to make a suggestion of "What Now My Love" from Aloha From Hawaii
Love the guitar. So wanted to play like that!
This song was actually used in the movie Forrest Gump in the running scene.
And it was an awesome backdrop for that scene!
Like A Rock is a great Seger tune if you haven’t reacted to that song yet thanks for the reactions ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
I just discovered your channel today and already you're one of my favorite reactors. You're a smart, thoughtful, insightful guy and it shows. It's a pleasure to watch you.