The song is so clever in how it changes from being about his 'night moves' as a teenager then later it's about the night moving along and him aging quickly and now he is remembering his youth. It's both happy and kinda sad at the same time.
@@jerryfinger8001 I have said this on another reaction to Bob Seger "explain to me how Bob Seger is underrated?? in what way??? cause id really love to know ...Seger is hardly "underrated" as you put it ....simply wrong..
@@timsears951 18 studio albums, 2 live albums and a few compilations over a nearly 60 year career ~ He's accomplished and earned his dues, but recognition from the "industry" is sorely lacking ~ One Grammy, one #1 single which is far from his best ~ There are artists with far more Grammy's who can't even hold Seger's beer......
@@kellycraig-slogar6676 Nailed it ! i'm 35 years deep in the music industry and i can tell you that there's strange lil thing... People with broad tastes who listen to a lot of different stuff hold Bob in super high regard. i've turned the heads of people after raves in the 80's / early 90s on a chill out with a bit of Bob and they've become instant fans. i've playe dhim to hardcore crate digging hip hop sample/jazz heads and it hits them straight in their soul. When i'm chillin with sound engineers and song writing friends....Bob is never out of favor on the turntable. YET.... like we're saying...he jus doesn't get the props he deserves from the industry elite. He made them money.....and? He's jus one of those important artists who had a massive influence on many who never gets the headlines....of which i personally know a few. It's like 10 people/bands create a New Sound but only 4 get the credit. 1 of those 6 remaining may even be the one who did most of the work but that name is never the one you get to hear when the discussion starts. It's weird, it happens and Bob seems to be on that spectrum.
Glad you caught the reminiscent nature of the song. The way it was written from an older man's perspective looking back to when he was a young man. Bittersweet. Summer turning to Fall is an analogy to the aging process.
Abracadabra 303 while you’re listening let me just say...your channel is great. Audio is high quality. When you speak it’s at the right level, doesn’t overpower the song and you have a great balance of showing appreciation for the music while discussing the lyrics if there’s a reason to. Most reactors don’t hit all facets. Really enjoying your journey into rock.
I remember seeing Bob Segar in concert and will always remember. 19 years old and went with 2 of my girlfriends. We all got dressed up and my one friend bought me a red rose and put it in the lapel of my black Velvet jacket. That was a night I will forever cherish.
I remember, 1976 when Bob Seger put out 2 albums. Night Moves and Live Silver Bullet I became a huge Bob Seger fan for life. I saw him live 6 times in my life. You need to check out more from Bob.
I saw him live in 2018 gray hair and all PERFECTION in every one of his songs. He came from the zero auto tune era. He sounded the same as he did back in my youth and his.
Live Bob Seger is awesome ,like everyone else from this era. Travelin Man into Beautiful Loser- they play those songs together. Bob Seger is a story teller, first heard them in high school. Bob Seger and the silver bullet band.....definitely a talented bunch....when you had to be talented- no auto tune. Rock On with your journey 🎼🎶🎹🎸😎
🎙️Bob Segar, "One" of the greatest storytellers of all time!🎙️ Oh, this takes me back to a more innocent time in my life💯 Thank you for bringing back some WONDERFUL memories my Brother 👊
Listening to this song, I always felt a sense of urgency that summer in the Midwest gives you, especially when you're in high school and you know that real life is coming 'round the bend.
Bob Seger is a hit machine, if you like this song you will love many other songs of his. Like many others have said, he is one of the best singer/song writers around. Also, I just started watching Supernatural due to many reactors mentioning all the great music in the series and I am definitely liking the show. (First season on Netflix does not have original music due to licensing issues).
Now that I hear this song at the age of 53 I'm totally brought back to one summer. One gal in particular! Back in the late 80's. "I remember, I remember..."
I grew up listening to Bob Seger. He has so many good songs. Against the Wind Still the Same You'll Accompany Me Start with these three songs. Really enjoy your videos. I Love watching people react to songs from my time. Growing up in the 70's was a totally different experience. There was music playing everywhere , radios in backyards , on the street , just good music everywhere. There was so much good music you just had to put on the radio and you'd be hearing good music all day. Also give a listen to Whipping Post by the Allman Bros. My favorite band. You'll enjoy them. Stay Safe. Cheers from Canada.
Thanks for reacting. I've posted a list like this on other channels because I can't get enough. Mainstreet (bluesy) Turn the Page (weary) Roll Me Away (anthemic) Like a Rock (commercial) Shakedown (bouncy) Old Time Rock and Roll (pop) Hollywood Nights (crunchy) Against the Wind (profound) Katmandu (rockin') We've Got Tonight (heartbreak) You'll Accomp'ny Me (love) Beautiful Loser (classic) Her Strut (kickin') Feel Like a Number (spirited) Come to Poppa (funky) Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (old stomper) Fire Down Below (nasty!) Travelin' Man (propulsive) Shame On the Moon (biggest hit) Nutbush City (great cover) Fire Lake (with The Eagles) Get Out of Denver (ol' timey) Rock and Roll Never Forgets (tribute) Still the Same (observant) Horizontal Bop (infectious) Sunspot Baby (honkytonk) 2+2 (60s protest) 1978 LIVE AUDIO - 6 SEGER SONGS ua-cam.com/video/QLjPKKFWPxA/v-deo.html
when people say you've entered a rabbit hole this one is deep! been at it since around 1969 or so and the hits have rolled flawlessly. great tune/reaction start at beginning Rambling Gambling Man. short tune straight to the point....
Bob Seger. Such an underrated musician, funny you speak of Supernatural. My son says it often reminds of being a kid, that the music is like what he was raised with. I've always liked Seger. My favorite is Turn the Page.
Bob Seger is from where I’m from in Michigan. He was very popular especially where I was from because that’s where he got his start. When I here bob Seger songs it takes me back and moves me. Love his music.
You could spend all night and you wouldn't find a bad Bob Seger song. You have to listen to Like a rock. By the way I just found your channel and immediately liked and subbed.
Of all the concerts I went to, Bob S in San Antonio - don't remember the year it was "The Silver Bullet Tour" The Auditorium staff had to shut off the power, Bob kept coming back and showed so much love... Best ever.
There is no wrong Bob Seger. It doesn't who you are, where you're from, where you're at or what your life has been, Bob Seger makes you know he understands and feels.
Hey, man, I think you interpreted the lyrics exactly right! That song came out when I was in high school in the mid-late 70s. If I only knew then what was so often on young women’s minds. . . . . THANKS FOR SHARING!
Love how he goes from memory to what made him remember. Woke last night to the sound of thunder. How far off, I sat and wondered....there in the dark...started humming a song from 1962...and took himself and his memory back to his young tryst with a girl both of them working out awkwardness as they worked on their night moves. W Hat a great song to just chill and listen to
Come on folks. Thirty thousand views and 18,000 subscribe. Help this man out on his journey. Great reactions and no bullshit. Keep it man, I'm pullin for ya. Thanks for your service too
Man, something about the ambient outside noises in your videos combined with the way the song shifts gears and gets somber near the end made it way more impactful for whatever reason. I dig it. Cheers from Canada dude.
Saw Bob Seger in Milwaukee @ the Bradley Center. Remember that they darkened the Arena which was sold out 18 thousand plus and had PIN points of dots of lights thru out the Arena for "NIGHT MOVES". A very special memory...GREAT REACTION, ABRACABRA...🤩✌
100%. A lot of his songs are like that. I was a kid & young teen during his heyday. Then we all used to jam out to his songs in high school bc it was good rock n roll. But man, they REALLY speak to you when you get older. Enjoy the Seger rabbit hole! 🙂
Bob Seger has several songs that make you feel that time in your life when you were young, and things were so important. I think I appreciate them more now when I am much older and in poor health than when I was young, and these songs were new.
You are one of my favorite reactors because you are really listening instead of overreacting. I really appreciate that because it almost feels like listening to tunes with a friend back in the day. I miss those days 💨
Bob Seger is a legendary singer, songwriter. His Live Bullet album is phenomenal. Turn The Page, Beautiful Loser, We've Got Tonight....all classics. He is great.
Here's a funny story. I got my learners permit to drive in 1976, the same year this album was released. I had been working on a 57 Chevy that my dad bought me when I was 13. It was a basket case when I got it, but I used to work at my uncle's service station(he would get really pissed if you called it a gas station) during the summer and by the time I got my permit, the car was a driver. I thought I was really something, cruising around in MY own car. When I got my 8-track, that's right.an 8-track player, wow man what else in life was there. Then I managed to super glue (it's a long story) the Night Moves 8-track into the player. I listened to that album for six months or so , never got sick of it, the only reason I took the 8-track player out was because I got myself one of those newfangled cassette players. The first cassette I bought was...Dark Side of The Moon, second one was Night Moves. Still have the car, it's in my driveway, there's a nice deck tucked away in the glove box and that 8-track player, is back in the dash Night Moves and all.
When they played this on the radio, they used a version that cut out the middle section when it slows down. I guess they didn't want listeners to think there wasn't any music for a second on their radio station.
Bob Seger was born in Detroit Michigan and he's a legend in rock'n roll. His career goes back to 1966 when he had his first recording , East side story. Bob just retired he is 74 years old and he will be missed, because his 'live performances are legendary. A couple other songs that were played on supernatural are, the famous final scene and Lucifer check them out. And if you decide to really check out Bob go to his early stuff from 1966-74 and if you want some suggestions just let me know, take care and good luck.
You are in for a real treat if you delve into the world of Bob Seger. So many great songs. Roll Me Away, Hollywood Nights, Against the Wind just to name a few. Thanks for a great reaction.
I believe melancholy is the word. Looking back on good times yet feeling sad about it. I'm 51 and many of Bob's song take me back to then. Thats what makes Bob's songs so great, many can relate and it strikes a chord deep within and takes us back to simpler times when we were young and in our prime. I hope you check out more from Bob Segar. his catolog is deep.
I love it when someone really gets it the first time. NICE job. I laughed with you when you clapped your hand. So many have no clue what the song is even about :)
I’m a Supernatural fan through and through! This song was in 11x4, the one from the point of view of the Impala, and Sam and Dean sang along with the radio. ❤️💜❤️ “Out in the backseat of my brother’s 67 Chevy 🎶”
This song is about your journey thru life. The summertime is your teen years and into your autumn which is your middle age. He hears the thunder, how far off he sits and wonder..... waiting on death.
@Abracadabra 303 I'd also recommend "Mainstreet" off the same album. Bob recorded it at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Alabama along with the famous session musicians known as the Swampers. They produced and played on tons of hits for everyone from Percy Sledge to Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, The Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and so many more artists. One of them stated that Bob Seger has made sure that they received royalties from the song "Mainstreet" all of these years, even though there was no written contract requiring him to do so. Bob realized that many of the strongest elements of the song came from them and verbally agreed to give them a share if it was successful. He has been a man of his word they said. If you haven't seen the documentary Muscle Shoals I'd highly recommend it. Here is another clip just to show you who these session men were, and the hits you surely know that they were involved with... > ua-cam.com/video/tyM-X01c8a4/v-deo.html
You will love a lot of Bob Seeger songs. Probably all of them. He is one of the greatest poet singers in the American musical catalogue. Btw.. I noticed quite a few reactors didnt get it like you did.. you are correct...
A true poet, some may call them wordsmiths, can paint you a picture that you can clearly interpret in your own mind and derive meaning from it, without coming outright and saying it. In this song Bob Seger remembers fooling around with a specific girl from one summer in his life. You get the meaning and the feeling without the vulgarity of so many of today's lyrics. And that, that separates the great lyrics from the one hit wonders. His music will live forever while so many of todays artist will only live until the next fad. I think that's why we call it Classic R&B and Classic Rock because it is timeless music.
Huge Bob Seger fan and even bigger Supernatural fan. Spotify has an entire Supernatural playlist. I was at a SPN convention and the actors said whatever extra budget money is leftover goes into the music rights to highlight the episodes.
The song is so clever in how it changes from being about his 'night moves' as a teenager then later it's about the night moving along and him aging quickly and now he is remembering his youth. It's both happy and kinda sad at the same time.
I totally agree.........
Spot on. Also wondering how much time he has left “How far off I sat and wondered”
A skill him and Springsteen shared.
Yes, remembering back on his youth of the summertime and now, the autumn closes in.
Yeah
Bob Seger has a lot of great songs. Honestly, I've never heard a bad Seger song. Definitely one of my favorite singers ever.
Totally agree. To be a teenager in the mid 70's again.
Thats a fact JACK
I am not and avid fan but I have to agree.
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️
@@debbieepps7029 ... Bob was in 30's when he wrote this and it shows. No kid writes songs like this.
You can relate to all his songs. One of the greatest songwriters in the business.
Well said Dave. The most underrated, imo, musician of all-time.
@@jerryfinger8001 I have said this on another reaction to Bob Seger "explain to me how Bob Seger is underrated?? in what way??? cause id really love to know ...Seger is hardly "underrated" as you put it ....simply wrong..
@@timsears951 18 studio albums, 2 live albums and a few compilations over a nearly 60 year career ~ He's accomplished and earned his dues, but recognition from the "industry" is sorely lacking ~ One Grammy, one #1 single which is far from his best ~ There are artists with far more Grammy's who can't even hold Seger's beer......
@@kellycraig-slogar6676 Nailed it !
i'm 35 years deep in the music industry and i can tell you that there's strange lil thing...
People with broad tastes who listen to a lot of different stuff hold Bob in super high regard.
i've turned the heads of people after raves in the 80's / early 90s on a chill out with a bit of Bob and they've become instant fans. i've playe dhim to hardcore crate digging hip hop sample/jazz heads and it hits them straight in their soul.
When i'm chillin with sound engineers and song writing friends....Bob is never out of favor on the turntable.
YET.... like we're saying...he jus doesn't get the props he deserves from the industry elite. He made them money.....and? He's jus one of those important artists who had a massive influence on many who never gets the headlines....of which i personally know a few. It's like 10 people/bands create a New Sound but only 4 get the credit. 1 of those 6 remaining may even be the one who did most of the work but that name is never the one you get to hear when the discussion starts. It's weird, it happens and Bob seems to be on that spectrum.
@@kellycraig-slogar6676 absolutley
Glad you caught the reminiscent nature of the song. The way it was written from an older man's perspective looking back to when he was a young man. Bittersweet. Summer turning to Fall is an analogy to the aging process.
“Hollywood Nights”. Kick ass Seger track.
Got it
Abracadabra 303 while you’re listening let me just say...your channel is great. Audio is high quality. When you speak it’s at the right level, doesn’t overpower the song and you have a great balance of showing appreciation for the music while discussing the lyrics if there’s a reason to. Most reactors don’t hit all facets. Really enjoying your journey into rock.
@@jjsdad4952 wow , that touched me , and i truly truly appreciate that ,
Yes
Bob Seger- Against the Wind, Main Street, Fire Down Below.
Got it
Yeah Main Street is my favorite song of all his amazing songs.
@@abracadabra3033 fire lake by Bob Seger.
Yes
I remember seeing Bob Segar in concert and will always remember. 19 years old and went with 2 of my girlfriends. We all got dressed up and my one friend bought me a red rose and put it in the lapel of my black Velvet jacket. That was a night I will forever cherish.
Bob is a god here in Michigan. He has so many incredible songs, and he is amazing live.
He’s a god here in Indiana too !!
I remember, 1976 when Bob Seger put out 2 albums. Night Moves and Live Silver Bullet I became a huge Bob Seger fan for life. I saw him live 6 times in my life. You need to check out more from Bob.
I am definitely
I saw him live in 2018 gray hair and all PERFECTION in every one of his songs. He came from the zero auto tune era. He sounded the same as he did back in my youth and his.
"...ain't it funny how the night moves..." Some of the best lyrics ever...........Seger is a genius.
Indeed
@@abracadabra3033 My man...keep on keepin' on, my brother.......I enjoy your reactions/reviews...
I wore out every record I ever had, been listening to him since the 70's...... a fantastic song writer....
Live Bob Seger is awesome ,like everyone else from this era. Travelin Man into Beautiful Loser- they play those songs together. Bob Seger is a story teller, first heard them in high school.
Bob Seger and the silver bullet band.....definitely a talented bunch....when you had to be talented- no auto tune.
Rock On with your journey 🎼🎶🎹🎸😎
Lol , say when you had to be talented , I hear you , true
🎙️Bob Segar, "One" of the greatest storytellers of all time!🎙️ Oh, this takes me back to a more innocent time in my life💯 Thank you for bringing back some WONDERFUL memories my Brother 👊
One word...MORE!! His entire catalog is amazing!! Start with Fire Down Below, you won't be disappointed!!
Oh , definitely
Her Strut is a fun song from Bob. Main Street is another storytelling song!
Her Strut was suggested to me , so by the title , definity going to react to it, sounds interesting
Listening to this song, I always felt a sense of urgency that summer in the Midwest gives you, especially when you're in high school and you know that real life is coming 'round the bend.
Bob Seger is a hit machine, if you like this song you will love many other songs of his. Like many others have said, he is one of the best singer/song writers around. Also, I just started watching Supernatural due to many reactors mentioning all the great music in the series and I am definitely liking the show. (First season on Netflix does not have original music due to licensing issues).
Now that I hear this song at the age of 53 I'm totally brought back to one summer. One gal in particular! Back in the late 80's. "I remember, I remember..."
I grew up listening to Bob Seger.
He has so many good songs.
Against the Wind
Still the Same
You'll Accompany Me
Start with these three songs.
Really enjoy your videos. I Love watching people react to songs from my time.
Growing up in the 70's was a totally different experience. There was music playing everywhere , radios in backyards , on the street , just good music everywhere. There was so much good music you just had to put on the radio and you'd be hearing good music all day.
Also give a listen to Whipping Post by the Allman Bros. My favorite band.
You'll enjoy them.
Stay Safe.
Cheers from Canada.
"Main Street" is his best song... everything else is a very close second!
I DEFINITELY AGREE
Thanks for reacting. I've posted a list like this on other channels because I can't get enough.
Mainstreet (bluesy)
Turn the Page (weary)
Roll Me Away (anthemic)
Like a Rock (commercial)
Shakedown (bouncy)
Old Time Rock and Roll (pop)
Hollywood Nights (crunchy)
Against the Wind (profound)
Katmandu (rockin')
We've Got Tonight (heartbreak)
You'll Accomp'ny Me (love)
Beautiful Loser (classic)
Her Strut (kickin')
Feel Like a Number (spirited)
Come to Poppa (funky)
Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (old stomper)
Fire Down Below (nasty!)
Travelin' Man (propulsive)
Shame On the Moon (biggest hit)
Nutbush City (great cover)
Fire Lake (with The Eagles)
Get Out of Denver (ol' timey)
Rock and Roll Never Forgets (tribute)
Still the Same (observant)
Horizontal Bop (infectious)
Sunspot Baby (honkytonk)
2+2 (60s protest)
1978 LIVE AUDIO - 6 SEGER SONGS
ua-cam.com/video/QLjPKKFWPxA/v-deo.html
Gotcha
You left out Jody Girl !
@@TheMagnum1959...and Rosalie and Understanding and Carpenter and Ride Out ... 🤷
RABBIT HOLE, you can not go wrong with ANY of these songs ! Dive in brother, we'll be right here with you.
Great list with the descriptions! Love it. And love Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band!
Chills everytime I hear this song. When he slows it down and then picked it back up.
Bob Seger-Khatmandu. One of his least known, one of my all time favorites.
Bob Seger could sing you a song at 3:30 that makes you feel nostalgic for 2 o'clock.
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when people say you've entered a rabbit hole this one is deep!
been at it since around 1969 or so and the hits have rolled flawlessly.
great tune/reaction start at beginning Rambling Gambling Man. short tune straight to the point....
Gotcha
Bob Seger,incredible voice & song writer...no one like Bob,no one close.
Really enjoy your stuff. Turn the Page by Bob is masterpiece
You just opened the door to a legend! Every song is a hit! He is in the Rock n Roll hall of fame! Well deserved!! one of a kind!❤
You did a good job on this video. You might enjoy Her Strut by Bob
Thank you
Abracadabra 303 You’ll love it!
Her Strut, he wrote it about Jane Fonda, she was the it girl when he wrote this song.
Ok
Bob Seger. Such an underrated musician, funny you speak of Supernatural. My son says it often reminds of being a kid, that the music is like what he was raised with. I've always liked Seger. My favorite is Turn the Page.
Turn of the page , got it
This song reminds me of my first love and the summer of 1990 ♡
Great song
Bob Seger is from where I’m from in Michigan. He was very popular especially where I was from because that’s where he got his start. When I here bob Seger songs it takes me back and moves me. Love his music.
Perfect summertime song.
Shame on the Moon is a under played gem.
Got it
This!!
This song is such a VIBE....he uses the tone and the inflections in his voice to create the most beautiful mood!
This song is straight fire. Classic stuff
👍 brings back memories. Bob was a hit machine. Nice reaction!!
Thank you
You should take a trip down the RUSH rabbit hole and listen to one of the greatest drummers of all time. RIP Neil Peart
Bob Seger is one of the best rock and roll storytellers EVER!!!!!
Bob Seger has an incredible voice. Very powerful. Great story telling lyrics.
If you like this...Try Bob Segar, Turn the page...
I will ,
@@abracadabra3033 And "Main Street." Thanks.
You could spend all night and you wouldn't find a bad Bob Seger song.
You have to listen to Like a rock.
By the way I just found your channel and immediately liked and subbed.
@@abracadabra3033 when you catch "turn the page" try listening to Metallica's version...
Live version though not the studio version. They are two COMPLETELY different songs.
Of all the concerts I went to, Bob S in San Antonio - don't remember the year it was "The Silver Bullet Tour" The Auditorium staff had to shut off the power, Bob kept coming back and showed so much love... Best ever.
There is no wrong Bob Seger. It doesn't who you are, where you're from, where you're at or what your life has been, Bob Seger makes you know he understands and feels.
As a Biracial woman In 1981 I fell in love with a dark hair and dark eyes man white man..5 sons later and 38 years married he is still my heart!!!
Bob Seger is a great storyteller , one of the best .... let alone her voice .. style ..
Hey, man, I think you interpreted the lyrics exactly right! That song came out when I was in high school in the mid-late 70s. If I only knew then what was so often on young women’s minds. . . . . THANKS FOR SHARING!
One of the most slept-on songs of all time...utter brilliance...Bob's voice featured at its emotive best
Love how he goes from memory to what made him remember. Woke last night to the sound of thunder. How far off, I sat and wondered....there in the dark...started humming a song from 1962...and took himself and his memory back to his young tryst with a girl both of them working out awkwardness as they worked on their night moves. W
Hat a great song to just chill and listen to
Bob equals SOUL.
"She was a black haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high"
Come on folks. Thirty thousand views and 18,000 subscribe. Help this man out on his journey. Great reactions and no bullshit. Keep it man, I'm pullin for ya. Thanks for your service too
Much respect for sharing your reaction.
Thank you
"Mainstreet" & "Turn The Page" - next Please His storytelling is like watching a 3-D movie in your head!
I will always love Bob Segar's songs, lyrics and mostly his voice. No one like him then or since. ❤❤❤
Dude your voice is so calming, the bugs and the birds in the background, and the song are all amazing. High quality video
Man, something about the ambient outside noises in your videos combined with the way the song shifts gears and gets somber near the end made it way more impactful for whatever reason. I dig it. Cheers from Canada dude.
Thank you ✌🏾
I LOVE Bob Seger!! 👍🏻💕. "Turn the Page", is Another Great Seger song!!
Thanks for this song, & the memories!! 🙂✌🏼
Great Art , and you're welcome 😀
Saw Bob Seger in Milwaukee @ the Bradley Center. Remember that they darkened the Arena which was sold out 18 thousand plus and had PIN points of dots of lights thru out the Arena for "NIGHT MOVES". A very special memory...GREAT REACTION, ABRACABRA...🤩✌
That song. It means different things to you as you get older. That part of remembering. That hit hard.
Going down memory lane
100%. A lot of his songs are like that. I was a kid & young teen during his heyday. Then we all used to jam out to his songs in high school bc it was good rock n roll. But man, they REALLY speak to you when you get older. Enjoy the Seger rabbit hole! 🙂
@@pamela4236 Great Art and Artist does that
You're becoming my favorite music reaction channel. You seem to "get" the songs that so many others don't.
Bob Seger has several songs that make you feel that time in your life when you were young, and things were so important. I think I appreciate them more now when I am much older and in poor health than when I was young, and these songs were new.
He has so many great songs you have just started a nice music trip for all of the rest
You are one of my favorite reactors because you are really listening instead of overreacting. I really appreciate that because it almost feels like listening to tunes with a friend back in the day. I miss those days 💨
Bring back memories kinda song. Tears welling up, as a smile is upon the face! Bob is a legend!
I’m gonna follow this guy. I like him. Doesn’t cut into the song 100 times while it’s playing.
I absolutely love the birds in your yard chiming in. It's like they are part of the music. Love. ❤✌
Indeed, ✌🏾🙏
Great story teller...”Out in backseat of my 60 Chevy”. 😎👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Indeed😀
Bob Seger is a legendary singer, songwriter. His Live Bullet album is phenomenal. Turn The Page, Beautiful Loser, We've Got Tonight....all classics. He is great.
Seger is a fantastic story teller. Turn the Page is a wonderful song about the life of a traveling musician.
That’s what I’m enjoying about him , puts you there in the story
Here's a funny story. I got my learners permit to drive in 1976, the same year this album was released. I had been working on a 57 Chevy that my dad bought me when I was 13. It was a basket case when I got it, but I used to work at my uncle's service station(he would get really pissed if you called it a gas station) during the summer and by the time I got my permit, the car was a driver. I thought I was really something, cruising around in MY own car. When I got my 8-track, that's right.an 8-track player, wow man what else in life was there. Then I managed to super glue (it's a long story) the Night Moves 8-track into the player. I listened to that album for six months or so , never got sick of it, the only reason I took the 8-track player out was because I got myself one of those newfangled cassette players. The first cassette I bought was...Dark Side of The Moon, second one was Night Moves. Still have the car, it's in my driveway, there's a nice deck tucked away in the glove box and that 8-track player, is back in the dash Night Moves and all.
He’s my favorite! So so so many great hits he has! Gotta do more BOB
I will
"Hot summer" is exactly right... song always takes me back, another reason we love music
This takes me way back to that summer spent at the beach with that boy in northern Michigan!
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When they played this on the radio, they used a version that cut out the middle section when it slows down. I guess they didn't want listeners to think there wasn't any music for a second on their radio station.
😀
The entire Bob Segar and The Silver Bullet Band catalog is about vibe.
To me he's singing about remembering back through the different stages of his life and he dont have as much to lose he is older.
Bob Seger was born in Detroit Michigan and he's a legend in rock'n roll. His career goes back to 1966 when he had his first recording , East side story. Bob just retired he is 74 years old and he will be missed, because his 'live performances are legendary. A couple other songs that were played on supernatural are, the famous final scene and Lucifer check them out. And if you decide to really check out Bob go to his early stuff from 1966-74 and if you want some suggestions just let me know, take care and good luck.
Congratulations to you for playing the song without stopping. Most reactors stop and interrupt the flow. Good job.
Bob Seger is top 10 of all classic rock bands. Many, many great songs
You are in for a real treat if you delve into the world of Bob Seger. So many great songs. Roll Me Away, Hollywood Nights, Against the Wind just to name a few. Thanks for a great reaction.
I believe melancholy is the word. Looking back on good times yet feeling sad about it. I'm 51 and many of Bob's song take me back to then. Thats what makes Bob's songs so great, many can relate and it strikes a chord deep within and takes us back to simpler times when we were young and in our prime. I hope you check out more from Bob Segar. his catolog is deep.
I love it when someone really gets it the first time. NICE job. I laughed with you when you clapped your hand. So many have no clue what the song is even about :)
My brother, you entered the Bob Segar rabbit hole! He has aLOT of great songs!
I’m a Supernatural fan through and through! This song was in 11x4, the one from the point of view of the Impala, and Sam and Dean sang along with the radio. ❤️💜❤️ “Out in the backseat of my brother’s 67 Chevy 🎶”
That’s right , I love that episode from the POV of the car
Yessssss my ish Bob Seger is the bomb catalog of hits true storyteller ✊🏾🇺🇸♥️
Indeed
Great whot your doing,introducing people to different kinds of music
Thank you
My favorite Bob Seger song...followed by Turn the Page...love Bob Seger's voice! Classic song!
Good reaction to one of the best songs of all time. We all had that "hot summer".
This song is about your journey thru life. The summertime is your teen years and into your autumn which is your middle age. He hears the thunder, how far off he sits and wonder..... waiting on death.
I’ve loved Bob Seger ever since the scene in Body Heat with Mickey Rourke jammin’ to Feel Like a Number. Still my favorite Seger song.
@Abracadabra 303 I'd also recommend "Mainstreet" off the same album. Bob recorded it at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Alabama along with the famous session musicians known as the Swampers. They produced and played on tons of hits for everyone from Percy Sledge to Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, The Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and so many more artists. One of them stated that Bob Seger has made sure that they received royalties from the song "Mainstreet" all of these years, even though there was no written contract requiring him to do so. Bob realized that many of the strongest elements of the song came from them and verbally agreed to give them a share if it was successful. He has been a man of his word they said. If you haven't seen the documentary Muscle Shoals I'd highly recommend it. Here is another clip just to show you who these session men were, and the hits you surely know that they were involved with... > ua-cam.com/video/tyM-X01c8a4/v-deo.html
I haven’t seen it , but I will , and you just made me respect for being a man about his word
Agree on the documentary recommendation.
RIP Pete Carr - session musician who birthed the wonderful guitar part in "Mainstreet"
You will love a lot of Bob Seeger songs. Probably all of them. He is one of the greatest poet singers in the American musical catalogue.
Btw.. I noticed quite a few reactors didnt get it like you did.. you are correct...
It is a sad song about a man with sentimental remembrance...nostalgia...for his youth.
The crickets in the background adds another layer and realizime to this song.
A true poet, some may call them wordsmiths, can paint you a picture that you can clearly interpret in your own mind and derive meaning from it, without coming outright and saying it. In this song Bob Seger remembers fooling around with a specific girl from one summer in his life. You get the meaning and the feeling without the vulgarity of so many of today's lyrics. And that, that separates the great lyrics from the one hit wonders. His music will live forever while so many of todays artist will only live until the next fad. I think that's why we call it Classic R&B and Classic Rock because it is timeless music.
Huge Bob Seger fan and even bigger Supernatural fan. Spotify has an entire Supernatural playlist. I was at a SPN convention and the actors said whatever extra budget money is leftover goes into the music rights to highlight the episodes.
This song always brings back great memories and makes me smile.
It's another great song by one of my favorite groups. ❤
with autumn creeping in, wow, so many have since this first came out, means more and more each passing year.
Sir I really enjoy watching you,,ima 64 year old white man who feels like you’re my brother, keep on and thank you….
Thank You , I truly appreciate that