Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Bob Seger - Night Moves! W/

[@stevemercer6976]

With autumn closin' in... Hits harder when you get older.

[@brianlamb7937]

SO true...went over my head as a youngster in the 70's but now....sigh

[@2AOnlyWay]

Exactly 🎯

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Every time you hear it.

[@jimarmstrong2630]

These days its more like Winter is closing in.

[@savageman2194]

I'm in the Autumn...

[@LesSmith45]

Bob Seger is a national treasure! He has about 40 plus hits

[@angelark2011]

I always love hearing people discover Bob Seger. I live in Michigan & he is one of our treasures. This song was released when I was 11 a long time ago. I have been listening to him since I was a kid.

[@apexshaver7301]

@@LesSmith45 yeah and that's his hits He's got dozens of other great songs that never were considered hits

[@julianbrown1092]

somehow still underrated

[@ORWELL_USA]

Treasure should be buried.

[@impalaman9707]

Bob Seger is more than just a lyricist and singer....He's a storyteller.

[@MikeCoggan]

He is a performer too. I went to all his shows in the SF Bay Area since 1980. What always struck me was his joy and honored to be performing for us. Never disappointed

[@danrudnick5252]

I love how he changes the meaning of night moves from getting busy to time passing with the phrase "with autumn closing in" ie with the end of life approaching.

[@KarinStrong-k4j]

Yes! Seger was very a talented storyteller.

[@dadmateryn8092]

EXACTLY!

[@mucksmith3569]

Yes, at 18 I understood only the front end. I loved when he slowed it down and brought the lightning and thunder. Only I thought that was still about banging my girlfriend. Now at 62 it hits home differently and brings a tear. Bob was a lyrical genius.

[@paulthompson6873]

Dude I never caught that thanks for enlightening me

[@Steven-em5if]

How about winter?

[@stevep2380]

Bob seger is one of those artists that make you think and reflect. True legend!

[@brienburke4382]

Ahhhh the memories of being a teenager in the 70s. And now autumn is closing in. Thank you Bob!!!

[@steves3234]

Haha, yes, indeed autumn is here for me as well love this music still.

[@Jay-sg7rf]

Bob just knew how to compose a song, has to b one of the most underrated singer, songwriters of all time.

[@alexakl6445]

I don't think he's underrated. He's in the Songwriters Hall of Fame and anybody who appreciates rock-n-roll music, knows his legendary catalog of songs. That's just my take.

[@debrahirshfield6997]

Not here in Detroit. He’s revered!

[@shaun374]

"She had points of her own sitting way up firm and high" Everyone misses this brilliant line.

[@chris...9497]

No. Not everyone.

[@KarinStrong-k4j]

I was teenager when this song came out. I’m 62 years old now. We all have own personal night moves story. Seger is a talented storyteller and song writer.

[@MikeCoggan]

I'm a couple years older and this came out my senior year of high school - what a year - Night Moves, Hotel California, Rumors, Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes (Margaritaville), Boston's debut, Lynyrd Skynyrd Live - I also saw them 3 months before the plane crash

[@dianewillson1289]

I was in high school when this came out. It hits different now. Sweet memories....

[@Leonardo1963ify]

62 also…saw Bob Seger, REO Speedwagon Louisville Summer Jam July 13, 1980

[@dessertsister313]

How have festivals totally replaced Summer Jams? I miss them.

[@nancykorensek4083]

Bob more than earned his induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. All his songs make you feel something.

[@kimberlyraptoulis6663]

One of the best singer song writers ever

[@jamesknox7171]

"Woke last night to the sound of thunder. How far off I sat and wondered." When you see a lightning strike, the longer it takes to thunder, the farther away it is. The sooner, the closer. What he is wondering about is how long before he dies. This song is about the stages of life.

[@murrayspiffy2815]

Or perhaps he was thinking of the black haired beauty - and wondering how far off she is to him at that moment - with her points way up firm and high.

[@lennartschimmel]

I always interpreted "felt the lightning" as if he was hoping for a "spark" between them that never came (In the beginning of the song he said "we weren't in love, oh no, far from it"). He was "waiting on the thunder", but later on "woke to the sound of thunder, how far off I sat and wondered", as if she had found her love somewhere else.

[@matthewdooley7855]

But ALSO, back in the day, they were wondering how long they had to spend out, before the rain ruined the fun. Different meanings depending on your perspective, which is awesome.

[@motleydigger]

Humming a song from 1962 ain't it funny how the night moves

[@aliciahager2961]

Good reaction guys. If you think life is passing quickly now, it becomes downright fast the older you get. The decades pass within minutes! Hold on to every moment because you now will remember this song. I remember. I remember. I remember!

[@TheWBWoman]

Bob Seger does take you on emotional journeys - he's an amazing storyteller!

[@JodyLynzzz]

Bob Seger. The real background of my youth. All of it.

[@nanalol4fun]

Between 1977 and now I’ve seen Bob Seger 5 times. He never fails to impress me. He’s the one playing the piano!

[@MarioCrosby]

"Like A Rock" is an absolutely must. Well, since just about every song by Bob is an absolute must, "Like A Rock" is an absolute, absolute must.

[@Mommajarritos]

Yes!!

[@davidahart2113]

I've loved "Like A Rock" ever since I heard it when it came out. I find it hits harder now that I'm 60 years old. The official video nails it completely.

[@stevebuckland2053]

Best part of that song is, it's about his friends falling victim to drug abuse as he stood strong.

[@uncledavesbrigade7106]

TRUE! My wife cries every time she hears this song because it reminds her of me at 18. I'm 65 now, and I am not the same......

[@jimarmstrong2630]

Lots of people dump on that song because he let Chevy slice and dice it and use it in a Commercial for Chevy Trucks. Bob has always been fond of $ and since he is from Dertoit, I find saw it as a natural fit. One of many great songs from him.

[@russellw7785]

Seger never had a bad song. And he had a lot of iconic stuff that we've all heard

[@blurpledragon2779]

Right Segar had us all partying and remembering the backs of different cars for ourselves and stuff and then he gets quiet and snaps us Autumn folks right into depression . That is greatness !!!! Bob Segar the Goat !!!

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

You will never find a bad song in Bob's entire, lengthy catalog...and every song brings you that peaceful feeling.

[@jhamler1]

Bob Seger was the man who singlehandedly killed disco back in 1978 when he released OLD TIME ROCK AND ROLL. I'm about 10 years older than you fellas are so I distinctly remember the zeitgeist even if I was still a bit too young to be making my own NIGHT MOVES. Now that I'm in my mid fifties this song actually brings tears to my eyes when ten years ago it only made me smile.

[@stuBdoc]

The song is almost more about his reflections on youth and the passage of time than it is about the teenage sex. So that breakdown really strikes you emotionally if you're in middle age or later.

[@larrylangley9128]

As a tear rolls down my cheek.

[@melaniefulton7437]

"Working on mysteries without any clues" is one of my all-time favorite song lyrics ever because it's so accurate.

[@uncledavesbrigade7106]

Bob has the ability to make you think, feel, remember and think ahead all in the same song! He is my all time favorite artist. His music was the soundtrack of my life during my teen years in the 70's. I had the great pleasure to see him in concert a few years back before he retired from the road. What a concert...I laughed, cried, got excited, remembered and thought ahead that night. What a talent!

[@MikeCoggan]

I saw him every tour since 1980 and even at 74 he was still rockin' Never disappointed

[@rcweslowski609]

I have probably heard this song a hundred times and this is the first time I clued in to what Seger means when he says "she had points of her own sitting up high...way up firm and high" oh my.

[@Tbirdhaynes]

😂

[@frankcastle9991]

BOOBYS

[@Tbirdhaynes]

@@frankcastle9991 😂

[@dennisshaper4744]

Seriously? So you were literally clueless.

[@jannaromine5908]

So funny! I've heard it 100's of times and never could make out "I used her and she used me" thanks😂

[@allenrobison8103]

His lyrics are just killer! How he changes the meaning of "Night Moves"... It starts as a thing. a noun.. "working on our night moves"...then becomes "Ain't it funny how the night moves". a verb. Word play mastery. I saw him live in concert many times. He is a music icon! Painting stories with music.

[@brianlamb7937]

America's storyteller....the rabbit hole that is his music is very very deep

[@dadmateryn8092]

With autumn closing in……hits hard at 61

[@tomroome4118]

Try it at 69!

[@djt8518]

You think try71

[@trevorreid985]

Or 72

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Nobody looks back on the past as poetically, or as frequently, as Bob Seger.

[@debbiechang5781]

Cars were bigger back then. Night moves were a lot easier to do in those roomy back seats. Please check out “Against the Wind”! It’s a great song that could be the next chapter in many ways and also has some amazing piano parts. More Bob Seger please! “Still the Same” is another favorite. 🌺✌️

[@angelajakem366]

You will love "Roll Me Away" , my favourite Bob Seger song.

[@Kimberrann]

One of my favorite Bob Seger songs.

[@maryh4302]

Love that song❤

[@mayLibertyprevail1a]

Bob Seger is a master storyteller! One of my absolute favorites is "Mainstreet." So wistful...and the lyrics make you feel like you are right there on the street with him!

[@larrymcauley3152]

6 decades of music. Song writers Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and not many of us left that remember his brilliance, but they are learning thanks to you and KZbin

[@noone6559]

I know i keep rambling but I was 17 and listened to Bob Seger with my 17 yr old boyfriend, while we were driving. It was a brilliant time.... to be young, to feel in love, to go and watch my man play rugby, put ice packs on his knee when he was injured. And the music was all part of that. Music reminds me of so many times when I was young. So many bands, so many songs, so many emotions. Pain, love, memories, it's all mixed.

[@brendasorenson6186]

Oh yeah, Bob Seger is underrated. Gimme That Old Time Rock And Roll. Great song, great sentiment.

[@thedopemillerchannel2161]

Autumn is here and it ain’t easy

[@jimarmstrong2630]

Bob is a National Treasure, made in Detroit, told the story of his era, flawlessly.

[@7spadefish7]

The real sadness is you can’t go back no matter how hard you try.

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

"I didn't realize what I had..." True words, BP!!

[@lesleygraham5927]

Totally!!!

[@Jimbodisfan]

Seger's voice is warm, envelops you in a brotherly embrace. His storytelling is top drawer.

[@MusicFan1977]

So many Bob Seger gems in the rabbit hole.

[@tjtampa214]

My Man from Michigan. The whole band from MI. ❤ LOVE SEGER! 🌿 💙 💙 💙 💙 💙 🌿 Michigan gave us lots o' good players.

[@aura81295]

Lots of greats out there, but for me, there is no one like Bob Seger. He sings and plays my soul. Always down for more Seger. ❤💯

[@bluelionvintage8134]

The wistfulness you feel in your 40's dulls once you hit your 60's. You are far enough removed from your youth that you smile bigger at the memories instead of missing them and feeling a bit sad. Hard to explain, Peg, but you'll recognize it when you get there. Seger is still touring, I believe.

[@nancy9891]

He retired three years ago. I went to his farewell tour in Chicago and he has slowed down and sang some of the best music 🎸. So many great lyricists and musicians of the seventies and eighties.

[@barr790]

Bob Seger is great, Beautiful Loser is one of my faves ❤

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

Good song, my favorite line is ... "He wants his home and security, he wants to live like a sailor at sea" it describes the human condition.

[@Mommajarritos]

Great song!!

[@StevenDietrich-k2w]

If you haven't listened to it yet, listen to "Turn the Page". Bob Seger is the best. Bob's got a little of that gravel in his voice, much like Stevie Nicks.

[@KenWillWin]

Can't go wrong with Bob

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

Detroit loves our guy, Bob Seger!

[@angelajakem366]

Windsor too.

[@mayLibertyprevail1a]

...And down in Toledo. ❤Seger!

[@PaulWalker-hz6zp]

"Roll me Away" is my favorite Bob Seger song and is a great listen!!

[@angiew4544]

I bet everyone remembers their own "nightmoves" when listening to this. Definitely takes you down memory lane.

[@matthewdooley7855]

I always forget just how explicit this song is if you pay attention to the lyrics. Bob Seger is a master at delivering a song.

[@Frostrazor]

within the realm of this song "Summertime" equates to his youth, and "Autumn closing in" is staring down the barrel of getting older.

[@pauljeffrey93]

Bob Seger - Against The Wind is a must!!!

[@dianaponder6753]

Most definitely

[@Mariethename99]

Love Bob Seger and the silver bullet band ❤

[@NFMom]

I don't think Bob Seger has ever gotten the recognition he deserves. One of the best concerts ever! Floor seats at the Omni in Atlanta Ga. Thats how long ago it was. "We've Got Tonight" is a great one too

[@eriklarson9137]

My first car was a 1973 Chevelle. It had a bench seat in the front... Awwww. Yeah.

[@shadow7796]

Mine was a Nova. Basically, I had a front seat the size of our living room couch. I absolutely loved that old car.

[@creinicke1000]

Love how the lyrics set the mood.. everyone understands..

[@kdm71291]

Gets me every time......gives me chills....reminiscing. One of the great American singer/songwriters.

[@CamppattonFamilyCompound]

"Against The Wind" was a follow up to this song four years later

[@timothymeehan181]

Bob is on the very short list of white guys who have so much soul & rythym that even black folks sit up in their seats and “recognize”…..like JJ Cale, and a few others….🙏🎭🎶❤️

[@lesleygraham5927]

And of course Steve Winwood.

[@JaniceMagenheimer]

He brings you right bak to that time and you just have to smile about the awkard night moves.

[@bevalexander5897]

I grew up in the absolute best era of music. Bob Seger was a local band where I lived. Grand Funk Railroad played my prom.

[@pamscites3515]

Love this song. Bring back memories.

[@roseannelobbezoo7638]

With age comes wisdom. Nothing truer was ever said.

[@jmuraidajr]

I had a 60 Chevy Impala back in High School! I lived in a small country town and did go down the back wood's roads! Then in College I had a 65 Pontiac Bonneville! We would go down by the Wabash River or the Drive-In best time of my life!!! I wish I had a Time Machine I would go back and change somethings but not a whole LOT!!!

[@apexshaver7301]

Most underrated part of Bob Seger is... Keyboards man! The piano and the organ, The way that Hammond sneaks in... Listen to it one more time and focus on that! It's a master class

[@johnbaugh6978]

The Muscle Shoals Swampers

[@shirleydurr411]

That piano gives me chills. Common poetic trope: Spring - when life begins, childhood maybe,, Summer - height of youth, young life, maturing but not there yet, Autumn - losing some of the innocence of youth (fall of leaves), fully mature, getting older, but heading toward ..., Winter - old age (and late winter = death). And the circle of life starts again.

[@FollowingGhost]

1973 Camaro with a Corvette engine, painted Mercedes midnight metallic blue. Pretty well tricked out, 150 shot of nos. Hand painted pinstripes with Night Moves across the spoiler. Loved that car.

[@chrismcnutt8970]

One of Rock n Rolls best singer songwriters

[@actuariallurker9650]

When you hit 50 and remember hearing this in your teens it hits home

[@f150bft]

"And points all her own sitting way up high Way up firm and high"...Classic

[@cccs800]

Remember this song well and all the youthful passions that went along with it. I remember, I remember, I remember. ♥️ There is something magical & free in youth and it's natural to reminisce on that...especially when Autumn closes in. sigh

[@judypadgett6256]

I have that album which I purchased in 1976. A perfect album.

[@johncheney950]

Bob is a master at lyrics. He helped Glenn Frey of the Eagles get his start in writing songs.

[@viclagina347]

Paul Simon Billy Joel and Bob Seger are THE storytellers the others aspire to be.

[@kenlawless7247]

And BP you've heard Seger before in your youth when you watched Bevery Hills Cop. "Breakdown, Shakedown."

[@shannonjohnson2530]

Rock and roll never forgets sunspot baby

[@robinbeerman4726]

Absolutely love this song.

[@laurakali6522]

Roll Me Away, Horizontal Bop, Feel Like a Number, Betty Lou, The Famous Final Scene, Hollywood Nights, Katmandu, and Rock n Roll Never Forgets. And about another 50 more.

[@daves.682]

This is the best lyrics of any song ever. What he did with the double meanings of words and phrases is pure genius. Summertime and Autumn mean both the season and his stage in life. Lightning and thunder mean both sex and the emotional connection that wasn’t there earlier in life.

[@bobbyrussell2671]

Dude, we still have a double screen drive-in theatre . In southern indiana & it usually sells out all summer weekends, depending on the movies playing. Love, Bob seger & ur journey thru all of this great music. Keep it up.

[@betsybabf748]

Love Bob Seger! He has always been one of my absolute favorites. Our first child is here because of a teenage summer night in a Chevy IROC. I was widowed at 41 and would give anything to go back to those days.

[@frankcastle9991]

The song takes ya down Memory lane. For sure.

[@haha_darnit]

sososo happy to say that I got to see Bob Seger for his final tour with my mom. really was an amazing experience and memory I share with her.

[@markwinstanley9901]

Against The Wind brother... it says it all

[@cathyforte5609]

One of my favorites

[@weenagirl2201]

Mine as well...

[@TedC5203]

I'm older and Seger was our out cruising music, in the sweet Summertime. Ain't it funny how you remember?

[@coreyhughes1664]

I grew up in Detroit and he is our treasure 🤟👍

[@kennethbrown5164]

I remember, I remember, I remember, I remember....oooooh yeah.

[@diannaw3034]

His vocals... I sooooo forgot how amazing they are.. and wow.. all those blues riffs his that were just rolling out at the end of the song.. just absolute bliss for my ears and soul. I couldn't help being swept back to being a teen again with those lyrics.. even though I was just a wee kid then.. but just shows the song is timeless. lol Loved this one guys!!! Cheers from Canada ☺🍁

[@mizdink]

First concert, way back in the day. At the Scope in Norfolk, Virginia. I've been to 3 of his concerts. The last just a few years back at the Amphitheater in Virginia Beach. My favorite artist.

[@adwood201]

I remember from 14 to 22 as being the most miserable part of my life. Then I went to another Country and turned everything around. Bob Seger's music was helpful with my sanity during that time.

[@gailvolm3862]

A coming of age song gentlemen. 'nough said. But then there is sweet remembrance later in life too.

[@ruthwilfong2342]

You guys are still young. I’m 71 😂 Bob has always been a favorite. ❤❤❤

[@SharnMorgan]

Try 77. Yes I wonder about autumn closing in

[@RockinMamaT]

This was my first concert I was 10 and my Dad knew security for the show and we were front row center floors and it was so rocking. Old time rock and roll live was awesome. Memories ❤Great reaction as usual my friend and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Bob Seger is a legend. He's one of a kind. I've always loved his music. He so tastefully wrote this in a way that adults would get the subtle references to the subject matter, but much younger audiences would just enjoy the tune. It's not really raunchy & explicit. Just an older person reminiscing about bygone years & the memories of his youth.

[@PaintedCavern]

This was my favorite song for about a year when it was new, (I was 16) 50 years later i still love it. Nostalgic over a song about nostalgia. ❤❤❤

[@Mommajarritos]

Love Bob Seger! I grew up listening to this record!

[@pastorslw]

Another Seger memory song: "Like a Rock". I dare you! (Hope that works)...

[@noone6559]

One of my favourite songs...... it reminded me of another of my favourites... Neil Diamond 'Love on the Rocks'.....

[@MtnBadger]

That's him on piano and guitar. Between 1975 & 1995 Bob Segar had *ten consecutive million selling records and played almost 300 gigs a year. His band started touring while still in highschool. Talk about a trooper... My wife and I would go to the drive-in, turn my 1968 Coronet 440 station wagon around, drop the tailgate, lift the rear-facing seat and just chill in the summer air and yes, the seats were dropped more than a few times in that old, Dodge wagon. 😊❤

[@johnbaugh6978]

He recorded that without his band at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios. It was most likely Barry Beckett on piano and organ and Pete Carr on guitar.

[@MtnBadger]

@johnbaugh6978 Good to know. My long time friend/band mate used to be the engineer there, I'll ask him if he was in on it. I do know Segar plays both instruments on some of his songs.

[@johnbaugh6978]

@@MtnBadger Who is your friend? I live in Muscle Shoals and might know him. Jimmy Johnson did a lot of the engineering at Muscle Shoals Sound, when he was not playing on a track. Steve Melton and Jerry Masters also engineered quite a few. Bob Seger is one of my favorites also. He cut many of his hit records in Muscle Shoals.