IT WAS AWESOME!| FIRST TIME HEARING REO SPEEDWAGON - Roll With The Changes REACTION

[@bobthebear1246]

This is R.E.O. Speedwagon's all-time greatest song, bar none. This song is a full-tilt barn-burner, clocking in at over five & a half minutes of the entire band firing on all cylinders. And you thought that Gary Richrath's "Take It On The Run" solo was great? I mean, it was, but THIS solo is cream of the crop, as well as Neal Doughty's almost equally incredible Hammond organ solo that directly precedes it. This song...is incredible. 🙌🏻

[@ratter531]

Time For Me To Fly also a beautiful song.

[@curtpowell3795]

To quote Rush Limbaugh: "Ditto"!

[@tedketterer600]

Golden country

[@mrcatsuit]

Witness

[@jefffrommaine4528]

Neal's solo on the keys is with his eyes closed! Watch it on the video version! Incredible!

[@peterm4486]

How can you not feel good to this song? Oh my!!!!

[@motodork]

I'm a lifelong RUSH fan, but I can honestly say this is one of the greatest rock and roll songs ever recorded.

[@kellypedersen6590]

I have friends that have equated REO Speedwagon as the Rush of the Midwest. :)

[@motodork]

@@kellypedersen6590 I can go with that

[@davidgraham2673]

@@kellypedersen6590 , High praise indeed, and I can't argue with that sentiment.

[@ischmidt]

Also a big Rush fan, and I agree. Everything about this song is great, except for the fact that it ends.

[@rokkkrinn2793]

Lifelong Rush fan here as well. REO is a pretty good band.

[@donbattista894]

"If you are tired of the same old story turn some pages". Some of the greatest life advice ever.

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s REO SW FOR ME

[@mokumboi19]

For my money, this is REO's best song and one of the most underrated bangers of all time.

[@craigmarco8890]

I was a roadie for REO . I helped build the stages 1980-82 , and loved every day ! These guys were great and Neil Doughty was nice to us . I remember the time that they played the same night with Kansas and we got to meet the bands in KC . They were so awesome to us .

[@hereforit170]

You’re a legend by proxy ❤ 🫂

[@bluesaloon]

“Ain't nobody who talks with his guitar like Gary does!” RIP Gary Richrath.

[@Ralph-vc6pw]

True the Word

[@DonCummins-kf3eo]

One of the best!! RIP Gary!! 😢

[@jonathangeraldrobinson720]

Once again, Gary Richrath, one of the most criminally underrated guitarists in history. Please do "Take it on the Run" and "Time for Me to Fly."

[@Craig2760]

“Underrated” is one of the most overused words when posting a positive opinion of an artist. For those of us who grew up in the greatest era of rock music, we knew how freaking amazing Gary was. Time and his passing way too soon may have diminished his stature but that does not mean he is underrated. His sound was the standard set for an arena rock show. Guitar technique and lead playing stood up to all others in his day. Stage presence kicked ass. No, to those who have REO records on ORIGINAL vinyl and wore out cassette tapes 40 years ago, Gary isn’t underrated. He stands at the top of the podium.

[@coyoteken1000]

Flying Turky Trot , great guitar riff

[@mrsrevan1]

Gary was GREAT. I've seen these guys several times from 1973 to 2006. Great show for the whole family, very high energy.

[@hereforit170]

To see him live was so amazing - so cool, so smooth, so skilled, so happy ❤ I miss him

[@robincochran7369]

A favorite REO song of mine. There's just something about it that makes me feel joyful. RIP to Gary Richrath who often gets overlooked for the great guitarist he was. Other songs to consider are Riden' The Storm Out and Time for Me to Fly.

[@kellypedersen6590]

"Time For Me To Fly"- one of the most honest breakup songs ever written.

[@marlew6629]

spot on about richrath. That dude could play.

[@headlibrarian1996]

Riding is my favorite REO track.

[@allengator1914]

I knew Gary personally. Great guitarist, not such a good person, at least in his younger years when I knew him.

[@jamesgonzales5285]

🙏🏼

[@waynestinchcomb6243]

My favorite REO song!! Also the live version of Ridin the Storm Out!!!

[@scottvanhille5688]

Good hit! "Take It On The Run" "Time For Me To Fly" "Ridin' The Storm Out" "That Ain't Love" "Keep The Fire Burnin" "One Lonely Night" "Don't Let Him Go" "Here With Me" "In My Dreams" "I'll Follow You" "In Your Letter" "I Don't Want To Lose You" "Live Every Moment" "Tough Guys" "After Tonight" "Keep Pushin" "Back On The Road Again" and more! That should keep you busy the next time you listen to them.

[@kenpaden]

Yes!! great suggestions, glad you mentioned " In Your Letter" , I dont often see it suggested.

[@scottvanhille5688]

@@kenpaden Thanks! Not a lot of KZbinrs react to the hidden gems.

[@67tomcat]

All good suggestions, can't go wrong with "Variety Tonight" either.

[@briand8470]

I want to see them react to the opening 'Little Rascals' for "Tough Guys" just to see the confused expressions they will have.

[@johnnysmoke1442]

Golden Country

[@johnsteve2377]

I was stationed in Turkey (USAF Incirlik AB) in 1982. I was shopping in the small rug shops just outside the base entrance listening to this song on my brand new Sony Walkman. One of the turkish shop owners was really curious about the Walkman so I invited him to listen. When this song cranked up I thought his eyes were going to jump out of their sockets, and his smile was ear-to-ear. He offered me several large rugs in exchange for the Walkman but I apologized and explained it was a recent gift and couldn't trade it. Every time I hear this song, this memory follows it.

[@jaycorby]

John Steve What a fantastic experience! Would love to have seen the rug salesman's face. I was in Istanbul in '96, and I know the Turks love to dicker and bargain when trying to do business - it's an ancient 'art' of the Middle East. REO can bring me up out of my chair, and especially with this song.

[@joemachine4714]

I was at "The 'Lik" in 1992. Miss The Alley and great cheap food Habbie

[@floorticket]

This isn't a song, it's a dynamo. A great combination of hard guitar and happiness.

[@ronaldbrown8792]

Yep, it is on my long drive CD that stays in the car.

[@douglaswebster1028]

This was REO's encore song and it was what the crowd came to hear!

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s REO the ONLY REO COOKIE 4 me 70s ALL WAYS

[@JimiBurleigh]

This is a great song live, too. Gary was one of the most under appreciated guitarists of the era. So sorry when he passed. They're still around (at least Kevin's still at it) and if you get the chace to see them live, I highly recommend it. For a wee taste of their live vibe you should check out the live version of "157 Riverside Ave". Tioraidh an-drasta

[@TheCkent100]

Neil Doughty (keyboards) and Bruce Hall (bass), from this era of the band, are still with Kevin and they're still doing shows. Dave Amato (guitar) and Bryan Hitt (drums) round out the current line-up.

[@greg2976]

Yes!!!! He was so underrated!!!!! One of the greats!!!!

[@JimiBurleigh]

@@TheCkent100 Coolness!! I scored front row tix for the "Arch Allies" tour they did with STYX back in 2002. Two great live bands back-to-back. It's good to know that they're still rockin'

[@TheCkent100]

@@JimiBurleigh I've seen them six or seven times, but closest I ever was was the 15th row. Still close enough for the lead singer of Survivor to stop and sing directly to my date as we came up the aisle. REO''s opening act in 1982. The latest time I saw them was a couple of weeks before we all went into lockdown.

[@zachnewman6971]

Just saw them live a few weeks ago. They sounded great. Full of energy for a bunch of senior citizens. Lol. 🎸

[@dwightharris6004]

The whole song has a take-me-to-church feel to it. The vocals deliver the lyrics like an evangelist---he punches out certain words to emphasize his points, just like a power-and-glory preacher would. The choir-like harmony from the background singers, the organ solo and style, etc. all contribute to that "can i get a Hallelujah" feeling of being in a lively, uplifting church service. This is one of my all-time favourite songs.

[@1teamski]

That album Was huge! Yeah REO was an incredible band with a distinct sound.

[@theodoreritola7641]

THE 70s were huge period

[@FrethKindheart]

REO Speedwagon's Greatest Hits album is a must-have.

[@suprchickn7745]

Absolutely!

[@irmagallegos501]

What memories. Cruising in my truck jamming to REO Speedwagon wagon 8 tracks. Thank you

[@greg2976]

Same here!!!! But I was into cassettes!!!! Never owned an 8 track!

[@mojomusica.0169]

This was the first album I ever bought with my own money. Yes, it was the 8-track.

[@otisware5251]

Guys I am African American, and I grew up as a teen rocking an rolling out to this was every day back in the day. This music is classical like the old rocker ( Beethoven, Bach-Men Turner Over Drive) REO, so on and so forth. Never dies...🤙

[@geriwatai707]

Reo Speedwagon was one of the best live performances I've ever seen

[@CathyWaffle-c8z]

Back in the good ole days when the instrumentals were just as important as the lyrics! I love seeing you love this so much!

[@brownwarrior6867]

“Back On The Road Again “ is another classic . Gary Richrath knew how to shred 🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼

[@BamaJayHayes]

It's hard to believe that REO Speedwagon haven't been inducted into the Hall of Fame... yet. Their greatest hits album is 🔥.

[@robertprady885]

R and r Hof is a joke and we all know that

[@terryp5807]

REO will never get through the BS to get into the Hall. The so-called "experts" have always maitained that, while REO made some great music, they never broke new ground. No, they were only credited with being a founding father of arena rock. That's nothing, right? Screw the hall; we know there are many acts who belong, and just as many who are in who make ya go Hmmm . . .

[@randyhinkson7950]

One of my favorite bands.... seen them 5 times over the past 43 years... Another great song is Time for me to fly

[@dompellegrini5520]

Undeniably my favorite song by this band. It Rock's....

[@mimomof2]

Time for Me to Fly is a definite must to listen to!

[@GergC0521]

I always have this song turned up to "deafening" one of my favorite classic rock songs of all time. The filthy guitar, the honky tonk piano, the "church organ", the driving drums and the awesome vocals and the harmonies. Thanks for reacting to this one. If this is one when I'm driving its a guaranteed speeding ticket!

[@davidgraham2673]

Amazing song. It just goes nuts, and I love the pass-off from the keyboards to the guitar. I hate to even call it a transition,, because there's no loss in the song's intensity. It's as smooth and natural as you'll ever hear. RIP GARY RICHRATH. REO was never the same without your guitar. It could only go downhill.

[@jeraldkimball494]

RIP Gary Richrath one of our underrated guitarists. He wrote most their big hit also.

[@robertpistone1698]

I had the pleasure of knowing these guys l was a roadie for them in 1987 ,at Bakersfield CA ,Kern county Great guys!!.

[@williamjclinton1]

Our favorite was "Riding the Storm Out" live they started the song with a real tornado warning siren (We knew you could relate in Okla. !)That outstanding fat midwestern guitar tone was the original lead guitarist Gary RichRath (RIP -2015) so underated then they started to be known for ballads

[@mamatay7]

We had the tornado sirens going off this evening in Chicago, and I was singing this song to my kids like me and their aunts and uncles used to ride storms out in the 70s!

[@Saje3D]

A favorite of mine as well.

[@mikefrerichs8860]

This song is dangerous to crank up while driving. At the end of the song you'll discover that you are now moving WAY above the speed limit!

[@donnabatroff1674]

YES?!!!

[@kevinroecker427]

R.I.P Gary Richrath one of most underrated guitarists, although growing up in his hometown he knew how great he was. The live version of Golden Country off the "You Get What You Play For" album is probably one of the most epic guitar solos recorded.

[@johndalley1288]

This is my go to song to make me feel happy and uplifted. Love it!

[@Pulsar77]

One of my favourite rock songs of all time. The whole band is just on fire, their energy is off the charts.

[@brucerdavidson]

I grew up in the 60's and 70's listening to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, CCR, The Byrds, REO Speed Wagon, Fleetwood Mac, Styx. etc. Each band member knew how to harmonize as the microphone only broadcast the voice, and they each mastered the instruments used to accompany the singing. Thanks for posting this...enjoyed it immensely.

[@deezhammer]

I can’t begin to tell you how much you lifted me up during this time. You took my mind off my back pain and I feel like I’ve ascended. Bless you both! KEEP ON ROLLIN’!!!!!

[@alicesmith7020]

Feel better soon.

[@davidpost428]

God bless you. Be well!

[@hereforit170]

Y’all would love the live version! Every band member’s rhythm is e v e r y t h I n g

[@sergeantfury785]

Any honest and serious musician who loves classic rock would have REO in their top 10 of all time.

[@Floppyearsmomma]

Oh it does my heart so good to see young people discover the jewels from my generation!!! I forget how many times I've seen REO. The Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa was the most EPIC. They brought the house down! I dedicate this song to myself for my birthday every year, because it's true...you gotta gotta roll with the changes and turn that page to keep life fresh!

[@VolcanoGroupie]

Oh I wish I could have seen REO at Cains (howdy from Bartlesville!).

[@Floppyearsmomma]

@@VolcanoGroupie Hey

[@48mastadon]

This is one their best and certainly one of the best feel good songs ever produced.

[@larrymixer144]

From the late sixties till the late eighties I spent a lot of my money on records, cassettes and lastly CDs. It was such a great time for the birth of so many different styles and a unification of so many genres. I think just in the short time I've been watching you two that you are picking up on that also.

[@aerie1962]

Easily one of their best songs. I remember crankin' this up to full volume in college (early 80s). That organ and guitar solo could have lasted another 30 minutes as far as I was concerned. Awesome tune!!!

[@davidgraham2673]

My all-time favorite song of theirs, and I can't think of any song by any band that amps me more.

[@theodoreritola7641]

You didnt in 1978 When it came out ?

[@rfletch6125]

Gary had his own distinct style and you knew when he was on guitar. I miss him but am so happy i can always hear Gary and his impact on the world. Gary, RIP guitar hero and always….Keep on Rollin’

[@supobostarman]

Ok this one was a cranker for my car stereo back in the day! Cruising the town. Flying down the highway a bit too fast. Lots of good REO Speedwagon yet for you to hear. Their biggest album was Hi Infidelity back in 79. Saw them live then great show! They still tour even today!

[@smalltowngirl27]

I wore out my cassette tape of REO's greatest hits back in the day!

[@smalltowngirl27]

Same

[@kellypedersen6590]

Listening to the interplay between keyboardist Neil Doughty and guitarist Gary Richrath (RIP) on this song is absolutely mind-blowing. This whole album is amazing, but the only polls it ever really wins are "worst album cover" AND "worst album title"; a pity, because it deserves so much more.

[@Hobodeluxe960]

the piano, organ and guitar kick it. love the way the leslie matches up with the background vocals too.

[@teresajarrell452]

personally I love the title, always have. . . 👍😃❣️😃👍

[@TheMrBlackCrow]

maybe so, but it is a cover you never forget and a title that sticks in your mind f0or 50 some years.

[@BC-ui9yt]

I've always loved the title, and have no objections with the cover art. Too many rockers take themselves too seriously (Cough-Prince-cough)

[@screwyootube1]

Great, amusing album title!

[@nwredneckturner1508]

My favorite REO song! Great vocals, blazing guitar, incredible keyboards and amazing harmonies! Definitely check out 'Don't let him go'!

[@willdwyer6782]

And don't forget to put the pedal to the metal on the Leslie speaker with that organ. Spin that sucker till it phases.

[@rray848]

They had hits in the 70s, this was one of them from 1978, but their opus was their 1980 album Hi Infidelity. That album got me through high school. My parents and neighbors were real familiar with that album from how loud I use to play it... 🤘😆 🤘

[@rush2112pete]

True that! All of Western NY was heavy into REO back in the day.

[@chrismorgan9153]

Same here. When I listened to Hi Infidelity, the whole neighborhood listened to it.

[@stephentaylor6617]

“Don’t Let Her Go” is underrated

[@gatulamuasau7448]

Aloha Rod Squad family love you youngsters enjoy the 70s music I’m a music lover any kind of music from an ex marine Vietnam era send my regards to your family keep on rolling keep the faith peace ciaos

[@justmoose6534]

This is REO when they were great in the 70s. 80s REO got too soft like a lot of other bands did. Others to check out are "Ridin the Storm Out" and "Golden Country"

[@Hobodeluxe960]

and yet Hi Infidelity sold 10x platinum and produced their only 2 #1 hits. I like their soft stuff like "Time for Me To Fly" "Take it on the Run" even their doo wop tribute "In Your Letter". "In My Dreams" is crazy good.

[@Jessica_Roth]

@@Hobodeluxe960 Only 1 #1 from that album; the other was from 1985.

[@johndinneen1222]

Golden Country! Yes!!!

[@screwyootube1]

Hi Infidelity was indeed stellar. 15 weeks at #1, and their explosion onto the pop chart with 4 hit singles is undeniable. But they definitely DID make a conscious change to move towards a "pop" sound, away from the driving, guitar-oriented rock they had been making. In the immediate sense, it paid off, big time. Hi Infidelity was a monster! But most of their follow-ups have been spotty, at best, but mostly mediocre. Their 2nd #1 hit was a monetary success,, but a bit of a cheesy ballad. Elevator music is what we used to call it. And they have that easy listening/soft rock stigma that they'll never really shake. But they made some serious cash.

[@screwyootube1]

@@Hobodeluxe960 I wouldn't necessarily call Take it on the Run or Time for Me to Fly "soft", especially TiotR, as it has a blistering guitar solo.

[@stevecarr4202]

It’s so much fun to see young people enjoying this song. It takes me back to the 80s when I had my headphones on listening to the LP and feeling the same way. Thank you.

[@stevelight2061]

Me too!😄

[@AnitaH-r3f]

My favorite by REO. Know every word and can't help but sing along every time I hear it.

[@VolcanoGroupie]

Completely!

[@lensnart1303]

Finally! My favorite REO Speedwagon song, and one of my favorites of all-time. If that doesn't get you on your feet, nothing will.

[@Itelkner]

This song itself rolls like the lyrics. Gary takes this song to a whole new place.

[@mdstanberry]

The keyboard part in the outro is a Hammond B3 organ played through a Leslie rotary speaker.

[@Stoney_Snark]

My favorite is “Keep Pushin’, but there are plenty of good ones! I saw REO again with Styx about 5 years ago. Last time was in the 70s!!

[@dannkreilach9585]

I love it. Your heads are swaying together. Keep it up! By the way REO is awesome!

[@sirrobin4394]

One of the coolest things about these reaction videos is getting other perspectives of songs. I've heard this song I don't know how many times over the years and not once did I pull a gospel feel from it; but after hearing you two talk about it I can definitely see that now. :)

[@jaycorby]

SirRobin Roll with the changes, bruh!

[@douglasmfunk1691]

So very very glad that y'all immediately recognized and loved the genius of this song and this band! One of the top ten rock songs ever!

[@showmesomethingnew2678]

The very next song on the same album is called “Time For Me to Fly.” A total sound change, but it’s pretty much the best breakup song from that era in my opinion. You should check it out.

[@theodoreritola7641]

From 1978 ,,,

[@ascvip]

Watching your bliss listening to this song makes an incredible piece of music even better. 😎👍

[@bostonvair]

I love old-school REO Speedwagon. This song is great. The song after it on this album (from 1978)"Time for me to Fly" is awesome. I also love stuff way back from their "REO "T.W.O." album (1972) like "Golden Country" and "Being Kind Can Hurt Someone Sometimes."

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s REO for me

[@Jessica_Roth]

Nice to get a shoutout for "Being Kind (Can Hurt Someone Sometimes)". It doesn't get enough appreciation when people talk about the second album. (Although it at least made the live album; "Let Me Ride" and "How the Story Goes" were not played live very much.)

[@DPM917]

The layers of instrumentation, the vocals, the harmonies, face melting keyboard and guitar solos, poetic lyrics, and that sense that the entire song is driving you forward make this one of my favorites of all time. But I can’t play this while driving unless I’m willing to take the well deserved speeding ticket. Compare this to anything in the top 100 today… master class professors vs. amateurs.

[@ellenmorton366]

This song is amazing live!! Saw them in September.

[@dalechamberlain7774]

I'd describe this song as high energy, high voltage, from beginning to end. Great song.

[@DonnaS459]

Love ,love ,love me some REO.....I've seen them in concert several times....great live band,they also sound just like their records❣️

[@24CiViC]

Time for me to fly - my favorite REO song! Always makes me cry, but it’s sooo good!

[@gaetagirl]

Dolly sings this too, she loved their songs

[@mikebrock7606]

One of the best bands to come out of the Midwest. I can remember riding in my car, all the windows down, cruising down the highway and during this song, my foot kept pressing harder on the accelerator pedal!!

[@Ralph-vc6pw]

Awesome

[@karenalessandrini3573]

MUST LISTEN. Santana & Rob Thomas SMOOTH

[@CB-gr1uk]

YES! Thank you for reacting to this! I asked a few times, I knew you would get to it! My favorite song by them! Both of your reactions were great!

[@ToddSauve]

The electric guitar in "Roll With the Changes" is ecstasy! The entire song is great classic rock from the late 1970s. 🎸🎸🎸

[@hombredeoro8593]

Hey Guys---One of your BEST Reactions EVER!!! I love this song...great to sing along to---Great driving song! REO Rocks!! Jay, You said it really well....when you commented ..."This amplified this"---The music and lyrics and musicianship is awesome! You guys are great---Thank you for doing what you do, EVERY DAY---Love your reactions!!! Peace to both of you. Stay safe. 🙂

[@beckyquestell6503]

Thanks for checking this out Grew up with up Always makes me feel better You two are great

[@steinonline]

This is one of the best songs ever. REO Speedwagon gives us words to live by and music that makes us feel great about those wise words. It quickened my heart to see my favorite band reach some new fans. Gary Richrath's guitar makes you feel it deep. This band belongs in the RRHOF. Their contribution simply cannot be ignored. Amber, I can tell this song reached your heart.

[@bretdalton3268]

I grew up listening to REO. I’m 53 and from central IL and had a sister 20 years older than me and my brother is 17 years older. They used to go see them in bars around central IL before they made it big. My sister always used to say they were the Best…Bar Band…Ever!

[@beachgirl3417]

Love REO and this song! They have such an upbeat vibe. If you haven't already check out 'Ridin' The Storm Out'.

[@1177kc]

Guaranteed to give you chills when that storm siren goes off when you see them live.

[@robnorrisradio]

Gotta do the live version!

[@thomashardman108]

Cmon! Anything from an album titled ‘You Can tune a piano, but you Can’t Tunafish’ has got to be good!!! I agree. This song is Fire!

[@jupin1960]

I cannot begin to tell you how many times I listened to this in the summer of 1977 I believe. I was 17 at the time and our little neighborhood group would listen to this album pretty much daily. This brings back great memories. Thanks for sharing!

[@michaellane4762]

You make me SOOO happy to see you enjoying the music I grew up with. This music will make you feel ALIVE!! and remember our family. You have so much more to discover. THIS IS MUSIC BABY!!

[@dmCurator]

Like many bands of their era, REO started as a rock band (that appealed to long hairs like me) then got into pop rock and eventually adult contemporary. This album is the peak of their pop rock output.

[@jcbass2u]

Gary Richrath always played exactly what needed to be there, never a note that wasn't felt, or pushed the song forward. The guy was incredible. A Master of the double string solo.....

[@anthonyblakely399]

We Love Reo Speedwagon!!!! They are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!! Excellent Song!!!! Excellent sanging!!!! Excellent musicianship!!!!

[@gordonsproull2099]

Man wish i had a drum set for 2nd half of Keep on Rollin !!

[@MikeyJones-uu7bo]

Arguably one of the best rock sons ever

[@sotexsailor]

Yet another song in the soundtrack of my life. Thank you both for your genuine reactions to excellent music!

[@ls1959]

This has always been one of my favorite songs of all time. I never get why it's not more popular than it is. It is an absolutely amazing song.

[@dionshare7103]

REO Speedwagon so underrated. Great classic sound. I love them.

[@daveb5623]

Amber mentioned "keep pushin" as a euphamism for roll with the changes, as it happens REO has a great song called Keep Pushin On, I recommend the live version from the 'You get what you play for' album

[@djm4457]

The only thing more awwesome than hearing Gary Richrath's guitar is watching him play it live in concert. He was something very special! The entire band was phenomenal-at this period in their lives there was none better at cranking out big, driving arena/stadium rock than REO.

[@dagmar.6954]

REO Speedwagon was formed in 1967 but had their biggest hits in the 80's such as "Take It On The Run", "Keep On Loving You", "Can't Fight This Feeling", "In Your Letter", "Don't Let Him Go", "Keep The Fire Burnin'", "Sweet Time", "I Do' Wanna Know", "One Lonely Night", "Live Every Moment", "In My Dreams" etc.

[@NmDPlm31]

Everyone always forgets Keep The Fire Burnin'.

[@mljrotag6343]

Pretty much the entire Hi Infidelity album....and more.

[@theodoreritola7641]

I LIKED 70s REO ONLY .WHEN they rocked like Roll with the changes

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s REO the real rocking REO after the 70s NO THANKS

[@theodoreritola7641]

THEY didnt rock in the 80s though LIKE THIS SONG and .Not like they did in the 70s the same with AEROWSMITH , HEART , BOSTON , QUEEN , SUPER TRAMP ,STYX, the 70s rocked their DONKEYS OFF

[@donoutlaws2655]

When you 2 heads are rockin back & forth, you are into the song! Piano, Guitar, keyboards, and drums all the sound is cool!

[@odysseus011380]

....Oh, and if you were geeked on the guitar in this song, please do check out REO's 157 Riverside Avenue. Brace for impact my friend.

[@bretdalton3268]

I’ll second that, but make sure it’s the live version.

[@rockerforlife194]

One of the greatest rock songs, ever! I grew up in my teens an REO Fan and still love them and their music. Great choice you two! Rock on!

[@paulpatterson372]

To me this song is the personification of hope. No matter how low you feel when you start listening, it always lifts your spirits

[@LegionOfNeil]

Easily one of the greatest songs of all time. Thanks for the big smiles.

[@mikemiller5072]

The best drivin song of all time

[@abnrgrtr]

My favorite REO song. Just a straight up great, fun rock and roll song.

[@pauljohm]

This song has brought me joy for over 40 years. Today, watching the two of you listen to it brought me more joy than I've felt in quite some time. Thank you. A truly brilliant song by a brilliant group.

[@bobmurray6697]

One of the best high energy feel good songs ever !