Atlanta Rhythm Section - 'So Into You' Reaction! Lush Harmonies and Melodic Guitar Work!

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"So Into You" is a song by the Atlanta Rhythm Section, released in 1977. It's one of their most popular tracks, featuring a smooth blend of soft rock and pop elements. The song's lyrics express deep feelings of love and attraction, making it a favorite among fans of the genre.
Musically, it showcases the band's signature melodic style, characterized by lush harmonies and a catchy chorus. The track is notable for its laid-back vibe and melodic guitar work, typical of the era's sound. "So Into You" became a commercial success, reaching the top of the charts and solidifying the Atlanta Rhythm Section's place in the soft rock scene of the late 1970s. Its enduring appeal has kept it a staple on classic rock radio stations.

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

"IMAGINARY LOVER" & "SPOOKY", Just in time for Halloween!! (Love the song and your reactions!)

[@nastynick8709]

I agree. They have so many great songs. It takes me back to my teens every time.

[@zebra3694]

Go back and do the extended version the guitar solo is stupid good. This version stinks compared to the extended.

[@cindyp1033]

Yes!

[@jdw5678]

For real -- this is the AM radio single version. The album version goes on another 2 minutes or so and features some kick-ass guitar work. If you ever get back to it, listen to the longer version. Also check out "Imaginary Lovers," another big ARS hit.

[@michaeldeblasio8201]

Guys also check out "Spooky" and "Imaginary Lover" from ARS. 2 more great songs by them.

[@jdw5678]

Good ones -- I also like "Champagne Jam."

[@christinewaide5249]

This song is soooo good!❤

[@goosefarm3602]

we will never have this caliber of music again....great reaction

[@paulrosebush9137]

This kind of writing and talent is actually everywhere, they just refuse to succumb to corrupt labels hence they won't see the light of day.

[@EclecticInstinct]

Great selection and reaction. You should consider their "Spooky" in the future.

[@mikefixx7177]

They had other big hits as well, great band.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

This is awesome. This video cuts off the great jazzy guitar solos at the end. Love Ronnie Hammond’s vocals.

[@richardconnolly4835]

You know you have a great band with a great song when you can't imagine anyone covering it. Bet you would like their other hit Spooky, around Halloween.

[@paulmurphy8993]

Great point!

[@sharonchaput9705]

Please do Spooky and Imaginary Lover by Atlanta Rhythym Section. They are soooo good. They are more R and B.

[@MrThumbs63]

True

[@danjones3878]

Go down that rabbit hole. They have awesome songs.

[@vintwin69]

Guys please do Lido Shuffle by Boz Scaggs & Brother Louie by Stories

[@Lovegun-w4s]

I agree 💯💯

[@cakesaregood5176]

This song had the best groove. Great band.

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

Ahhhh……you got the radio edit ❤️ album version has an extended guitar solo🎸 great reaction !

[@labratamber]

Rock jesus is wearing that Travolta white suit

[@arthurwoodson288]

Southern Rock not soft rock ! Check out their version of Spooky as well as I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight, Imaginary Lover, Champagne Jam, & Do It Or Die. ARS was one of Ronnie VanZant's favorite bands ( Lynyrd Skynyrd Vocalist).

[@denisetowe895]

Saw them in the late 70’s…they were so smooth. Such a good show. Glad you’re checking them out!❤

[@arizonabay15]

If they had been called 'Atlanta Rhythm Section Ensemble' those big letters at the back would have said *ARSE*

[@DavidMartin-tc1gl]

Put the full version on your playlist. If you listen to the album version, you get an excellent solo near the end that is worth a re-listen. I would suggest "Champagne Jam" by them for a different style and unreal bass line and solo and the song "Doraville" for just a cool groove. One of my favorite go to groups.

[@DEBBKIRK11171965]

Thanks for your Reaction! This song is HOT!! 🔥🔥

[@jenevans7664]

Love ARS, this song reminds me of my great teenage years growing up in a small town...I miss those days long ago...

[@GoldTop57]

I was lucky enough to hang out with the drummer, Robert Nix, a few times since he knew my dad. Great drummer, big personality, fun guy. He also played on Lynyrd Skynyrd’s studio track of Tuesday’s Gone.

[@-R.Gray-]

When the Atlanta Rhythm Section song "Imaginary Lover" came out, it was discovered that if you sped up the turntable, the vocals sounded like Stevie Nicks. These days you can do the same with pitch shifting, without having to speed up the whole song. (Example on Y.T.)

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

I had these gentlemen in my restaurant when they were on tour and this song was out. They were very nice to my staff and sat and talked with me for quite a while. I had a lot of band in as we were near the venue and hotels and they were one of the groups I really remember to this day. To be fair, most of the bands were really nice and willing to give out autographs with my staff. No phones in those days to take selfies, but there are a few polaroid's around.

[@Jude_196]

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SMOOOOOOOOOTH, YOU-GUYS! Love this band....ENJOY!!

[@GodLovesComics]

Big Man was on the bass, bro. I saw that little smirk on Olli's face when the bassist got his camera moment. This song was so ubiquitous (and still is) on classic rock radio that I 100% thought you guys were going to go "Ohhhhh I've heard this song before..." And then Corey would say "I know that riff. I know that riff! But I've only ever heard bits and pieces, never the whole thing!"

[@jamesvomsaal]

They got some great music. Imaginary Lover, Champagne Jam,and Spookie

[@maxdisbrow977]

You guys are great. I love your videos. I enjoy your reactions and its cool you have an open mind to various styles and eras of music. It's good for our souls to try new music. Keep up the good work gentleman!

[@JenoFletter]

That's some good baby making music.

[@kels7272]

Corey Roy! Loved watching you groove! You guys are great. I didn't know the song but you made it great! New subscriber. ❤

[@joelwatts5260]

Half the song got cut. Wtf?

[@CatherinePearl100]

The single version always cuts off the great guitar work from the end of the song. Kind of a crime, in my opinion.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

You have to spend a little more time on that picture of the group. That sound came out of those dudes.

[@randotastic]

I saw ARS multiple times back in the 70s as a teen...so good live. Do a deep dive, solid band.

[@Ray_____]

Not sure who put this video together or what they were thinking but this song doesn't just abruptly END like that.

[@Grizazzle]

This version was cut short. Go listen to the album cut.

[@michellec2514]

One of my favorite bands from high school

[@tarheel7406]

Steely Dan meets southern rock.

[@wordword6039]

Back in the 70's Atlanta and the area around Atlanta were a hotbed of rock and southern rock. On any weekend you could catch Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, ARS, Ted Nugent etc. Places like the Agora Ballroom, and Uncle Tom's cabin were venues to see these bands. Of course the Fox Theater. Good times for $7.00

[@tmcmurdo826]

I grew up in Lawrenceville and it was awesome. Nothing like going into OZ on Memorial Hwy. to buy records. Don’t forget Mothers Finest.

[@lindabaker4817]

Saw the Police in their first US concert at the Agora Ballroom. Blessed Relief was the warm up band. It truly was a hotbed of rock blues and early metal.

[@karenpowell6063]

And the Allman Brothers

[@cakesaregood5176]

And mother’s finest.

[@jeffrubinelectronics]

The studio version has a FIRE guitar solo on the end fade. Glad you loved it the way you did.

[@sebastianblack6506]

They listened to the studio version, it's not a live performance. Perhaps there is an alternative version with the guitar solo?

[@vantuggle7803]

Y'all need to go down this rabbit hole so many great songs by ARS, spooky, doraville, the ballad of Lois Malone , dog days and many more

[@weezy8029]

Too funny! Thought about this one for my next reaction request!🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️

[@AnthonyE-fi3ux]

DOWN! guys lies i dont know or the curse or where im going deep deep deep trax

[@chab1rd155]

Love this classic! ❤🙌 To me its more bluesy, than soft rock. Either way, been lovin it since '77

[@bradsense7431]

This version was shortened here. It has an extended outro that has same great guitar licks.

[@jeffmorrison2147]

Atlanta Rhythm Section Spooky Large Time Champaign Jam

[@baileysgrammy]

All of these☝🏼!!

[@cakesaregood5176]

@@baileysgrammy Doraville

[@Crispychicken4u]

So many 70s house parties this was spinning on the player

[@hanoverfist6176]

The Ballad of Lois Malone.. don't miss it.. Champagne Jam..

[@charlottedixon6628]

Fire♥️

[@TheMikeman1971]

Great tune ! Thanks fellows !

[@cindyp1033]

There’s a video out there with the extended version.

[@wangosmith]

They were referred to as the “steely Dan of the south “

[@docj72]

"Spooky" is a great one by these guys

[@carlgibbons5777]

What a bummer. Song was cut off short. Great guitar solos in extended album version.

[@leetroy3129]

Love this song! 1977 was a very good year for music!

[@jillwanlin9558]

The best

[@AnthonyE-fi3ux]

Ooh found a good one

[@chystubin07]

ARS started as a popular studio band in Atlanta during the 70's. Check out Doraville, I'm not gonna let it bother me tonight, Georgia Rythm, Imaginary Lover, and my favorite Champagne Jam 🥰

[@billschwener2283]

Guys you gotta go deep down this rabbit hole! Such a great group!!! Ballad of Lois Malone!

[@SnailMailShell]

Much too short. This is a seduction song. Ha! I was little when it came out, and I remember saying, “If this is how it feels to be a grownup, I can’t wait.” Momma said, “You can wait.” 😁

[@skydogfan4671]

ARS is a great band from the 1970s. Unfortunately you reacted to an abbreviated version of this song. There is an incredible guitar solo that is absolutely fire in the longer version. Do yourself a favor and listen to the longer version. Halloween is around the corner. So you should react to their song Spooky.

[@jsbach6529]

Recall being a youngster when this came out (and is there any doubt 70s Top 40 was the greatest, most versatile 'pop' music of all time?), and many knuckles were bashed as everyone reached in unison to turn up the transistor radio.

[@JoeCarter-g1t]

You guys need to do Tom Petty ‘Here comes my girl’ you will love it.

[@danjones3878]

CHAMPAGNE JAM HOMESICK GEORGIA RYTHYM

[@michaelnicholas2417]

You see the sticker on the drummers Tom?

[@billschwener2283]

ARS Champagne Jam the full album!

[@emiliodilonardo4295]

Great song, great sound and great band. Another band in that same era that reminds me of ARS is The Little River Band. They had many great songs but one of their best is Take it easy on me. i think you’ll appreciate the vocals of all the members and how great they sound together.

[@JenoFletter]

Love the videos. You should give a listen to the band CAKE if you have not already.

[@debbiejohnson1484]

70s definitely had a vibe! Sad thing I was 11 at the time this came out! I'm old lol

[@steve9199]

Paul Goddard could play a damn bass guitar!! R.I.P.

[@andrearodriguez9005]

This song just never gets old. Reminds me of being a kid in the 70’s. Total vibe

[@tonyaristide2582]

Great tune! Slow skate with my GF back in the day..

[@lawrencesansone4451]

Imagine seeing ars opening for Lynayrd skynyrd at the top of there a game before the plane crash..what a night

[@basicbreakfast]

I played drums in a cover band back in the oughts and we learned this one as a wildcard, crowds always appreciated it.

[@ts1ezrdr]

I remember listening to this on an 8-track tape.

[@dianesorensen2549]

ARS has a lot of great southern Rick hits. A lot.

[@Phillphine]

I've always thought Luther Vandross could have done a good cover of this. You also mentioned you could have listened longer. It actually is a little longer. That version is missing the guitar solo at the end

[@rosemarywatson1231]

Nice jam from back in the day.

[@johnmartinez1195]

It’s a perfect song.

[@gregpusczek4473]

Gentlemen you are the best

[@neverettebrakensiek8771]

Totally under rated band

[@Mikeluvdrums]

That Blue eyed Soul ...

[@garyrausch1184]

Fenom202 had a little smirk during this, you like this stuff

[@thisisitreactions]

I did!!! This was a great tune!!! - Fenom202

[@paulashanks3129]

❤🎉

[@jonathansmith3742]

Smooth as smooth gets.

[@Ginny-t7y]

What a groove. 🎶

[@timtravasos2742]

Great song

[@ScotMcRae]

Nice pop song

[@stevesuttie2644]

Spooky!

[@trishriley9681]

❤

[@merrinielsen4248]

❤

[@Zeb-gb2uk]

Spooky

[@TZ61]

This was not soft rock-this was r&b. I would suggest reactors be more careful about their choices; this is another butchered version of a great song.

[@Martini3inc]

Great song. But how bout our Commanders & Jayden Daniels breaking NFL records already. HTTR HTTC

[@thisisitreactions]

The best comment of all comments!!!! HTTR HTTC! HailYeah!

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

@@thisisitreactions "BOOO... !" 😅