Richie Sambora's backing/secondary vocals are so vital to so many of Bon Jovi's songs. He's great on his own as well, but how their voices complement each other is the kind of thing that gives you goosebumps. And while I know that there are more technically difficult guitar solos, the crunchy, pure rock sound of Richie's solo does something to my blood, always has and always will.

@timlawrence2759

3 ай бұрын

There's something about this guitar solo. I can't explain it, its just fire - gives you a rare feeling. There's a couple of others that do that for me too - Alice in Chains Jerry Cantrell's solo in "Man in a Box" comes to mind, Matthias Jabs in Scorpions "No One Like You" is another. Maybe not super technical, but perfect choice of melody and impact.

@flemminglinnebjergrasmusse4338

3 ай бұрын

I was going to highlight the exact same things. To me it's Samboras best solo. So powerful. It's the pitch harmonics and the way it just ends in those power chords. Just awesome. And Samboras vocals make the song.

@danielfranquetjaime1887

26 күн бұрын

La voz principal es Jon pero funcionan genial como grupo y todos los integrantes tienen su mérito

@juliesantos8175

25 күн бұрын

Yes!!! ❤❤❤

"I've seen a million faces and I've rocked them all" Always give me goosebumps. Great reaction Aileen!! \m/\m/

@kimzwolinski9919

3 ай бұрын

Me too!! First time I heard this live When he sang that line I cried 😂

@brianb8060

3 ай бұрын

One of the greatest lines in music.

@jrobertlysaght

3 ай бұрын

Hearing that line back in '87, at a sold out stadium show, just took my breath away.

@JuanHughJorgan

3 ай бұрын

@@jrobertlysaght Same brotha, same! \m/\m/

@DTruthIsReal

3 ай бұрын

True that!

Blaze of glory by him is from the cowboy movie Young Guns.Even more of a western feel.My favourite Bon Jovi song.

@mattyball

3 ай бұрын

Young guns 2 , sorry to be that guy.

@richieherlinger4545

3 ай бұрын

He scored that entire movie if I remember correctly. And his score was one of the best parts of the movie.

@michaelkrull3331

3 ай бұрын

I have the album. It's one of my favorites.

@timfetherling9750

3 ай бұрын

Guns. The third installment is still in pre production..

@eriklarson9137

3 ай бұрын

@@timfetherling9750 No.

Richie Sambora....a fucking guitar beast

@DominickValenti

3 ай бұрын

Such an underrated singer as well

@rafaelxxx8434

3 ай бұрын

@@DominickValenti Fact!!

@raulsuarezprieto8798

3 ай бұрын

Subestimado desde el primer día..está catalogado por muchas revistas entre los 100 mejores de la historia..menos rolling Stone que es un triste panfleto.. compositor está en el salón de los componentes junto con Jon y tiene una voz impresionante...además de producir 6 o ,7 discos de bj junto con Jon y la última etapa con shanks que no aporta nada...y luego están los fans..las mujeres creen que bj es solo Jon y que lo escribió y compuso todo el .error..Ghost son como lenin y paul en su banda...es una. Realidad que incomoda a quien solo ve a Jon como una cara bonita...y los demás no hacen nada..si Richie no entra en bj quizás no hubiesen hecho más que un par de discos...

@ShrubChristoph76

3 ай бұрын

Richie's version of this is so much better. No offense to Jon or the band but I always felt like this was Richie's song.

Yeah “Living on a Prayer”, “It’s My Life”, “Always”, “Blaze of Glory”, “You give love a Bad Name”, “Bad Medicine”, “Runaway”, “Bed of Roses”, “Make a Memory”. Lots of songs to add to your playlist. Jon Bon Jovi is the pinnacle of Rock bands of the 80’s and some of their music even influenced the Country scene and helped transform Country into what it is today.

@chrisendsley5724

3 ай бұрын

She don't know me, in and out of love. 2 of their best. Album 1 and 2.

@doublewhopper8494

3 ай бұрын

From New Jersey

@stanleymyrick4068

3 ай бұрын

Yes. I was going to say Bad Medicine, Bed of Roses, Blaze of Glory, You Give love a Bad Name, myself.

@nicolasarevalo4682

3 ай бұрын

Why nobody ever react to Bon Jovi living in sin studio version from Bon Jovi New Jersey

@ShadowFist13

3 ай бұрын

Yes all of these

2:39 " I just wanna ride a horse & fight someone" - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@tommack9395

3 ай бұрын

When she said that it made me miss my childhood. 😂

@Republic3D

3 ай бұрын

I think we've all had that feeling at some point in our lives. 😅

@tedsmall1187

3 ай бұрын

I'll b your Huckleberry

First ever concert i went to was Wembley arena, London in 1988 on BonJovi's New Jersey tour. When Richie Sambora started the song sitting on a stool just one spotlight on him in a totally dark arena, playing the first few bars, was an unforgettable moment. One of my favourite songs by the guys. Great memories.🤘

@ahmedmahmoudmohamedel-saie9408

3 ай бұрын

Saw them in Zurich in 1996. Great show

The thing to understand about Bon Jovi is they ruled the music world for around 3 years in the '80s. They were HUGE. So many great songs.

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

Many underestimate their popularity during the 90s. Their first greatest hits album, Cross Road, is one of the best-selling albums of all time. Boosted by the power ballad "Always". Along w/ "Livin' on a Prayer" & "It's My Life", that's three music videos from three different decades w/ a billion views each.

@voidwraithprime8521

3 ай бұрын

@@jp3813 I lived through all of it. My mother (RIP) was a huge Jon Bon Jovi fan. She bought Metal Edge magazine. She had all of the VHS band-made tapes. It was a whole thing. I was happy to let Hair Metal die when Grunge came around in my teen years, but man o' man, Bon Jovi is the soundtrack of my youth...

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

@@voidwraithprime8521 To be fair, this band also left hair metal behind after the 80s. Starting w/ Jon & Richie's first solo albums.

I can't help picturing the opening credits of the Discovery show Deadliest Catch whenever I hear this song.

The absolute best version of this song is the "acoustic live from MTV", where Jon and Riche took turns doing the lead vocals and also did "Living on a prayer". The harmonies and Richie's lead vocals are awesome!😊

@richardkafka5625

3 ай бұрын

Richie never gets the credit he truly deserves for Bon Jovi's success.

@deportedsouls3165

3 ай бұрын

@@richardkafka5625 Hopefully he at least get the royalties from the 7800 degrees-album and forward.

@sean---the-other-one

3 ай бұрын

I thought they were a joke until I saw that performance. Turned my view on them around 180 degrees.

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

@@richardkafka5625 Jon, Richie, & their frequent collaborator Desmond Child are all Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees.

@endoraismygma

3 ай бұрын

YES. Haven't seen that in awhile, gonna go watch it now lol

There's such a love between the artist and the fans not seen today. Its what made the times with music so great. The videos at times capture how horrible it is for them to actually be out there but their love for the music and the people drove them, not greed.

Bon Jovi was great back in the day. Always a great concert.

Absolutely LOVE Bon Jovi!! This song is the band's anthem, all about being on the road. And yes, they've seen a million faces, and definitely rocked them all!!! (I just love that line) You Give Love a Bad Name, I'll Be There For You, Lay Your Hands On Me, Bed Of Roses, Dry County (Live from Wembley, 1995), Always (Live from Wembley, 1995), Keep The Faith (Live from Giants Stadium, 2001). They have so many amazing hits!!! You really can't miss!

@neilp8964

3 ай бұрын

Yep every song from Slippery and Jersey are phenomenal. 7800 degrees is great too

@proppiewcape4196

3 ай бұрын

@@neilp8964 Dry County (Live from Wembly 1995) with possibly, in my opinion, the best Rock guitar solo ever from Richie Sambora

That sign that said, "We'd die 4 U" was a reference to their song, I'd Die For You from this same album. 😉

Blaze of Glory is another great song 🎵, written for the movie Young Guns

@PML78

3 ай бұрын

Young Guns 2 was a great sequel... that 80s feeling 😎

@STR8L8CED

3 ай бұрын

I never drew first but I drew first blood

@krisnelson7426

3 ай бұрын

Oh hell yes... blaze of glory is absolutly in the top 3 for bon jovi

A true classic

I am 71, and just discovered your channel. The fact that you totally understood the underlying emotions of this song mean that you are, indeed, worthy!

@greg2976

3 ай бұрын

She is great! Welcome to the Family, Chuck!

@chuckvt5196

3 ай бұрын

@@greg2976 Thanks!

@greg2976

3 ай бұрын

@@chuckvt5196 👍. I'm 64, and I discovered her , maybe 6 months ago. Love her analyses of the music! You have a lot of catching up to do my friend!

@michellejackson6679

2 ай бұрын

Wow.. I'm 57 and my Hubby is 68. he heard the song.. but not his era.. you're 71 and love it.. great

@user-hl1dq7nh4d

2 ай бұрын

brother ... old here as well ... nice to see youngsters understand real music....

They have been my favorite band since 1983. That's the year they came out. Every stage of my life seems to have a bon Jovi song attached to it. I have seen them five times in concert. Those are the five best concerts I've ever seen. And I've seen well over 150 concerts in my life. I got stood up for the fourth time I saw them. So I called a friend of mine and asked her if she was sitting down. She was stubborn and she kept saying no. Just tell me. I said well I have a spare ticket to bon Jovi. She screamed for about 3 minutes. And when she finally came back on the phone out of breath, they said I told you to sit down. I picked her up after she got off work and as we were heading to the concert I asked her what the best band she ever saw was. She said I've seen this band in this band and this band, but none of them were overpowering. Overpowering. She said who's the best band you've ever seen in concert and I said bon Jovi. She just kind of smiled. We got to the concert. Got to our seats and the stadium was about half full. She noticed that it wasn't packed. I said it will be. Then Daughtry opened for bon Jovi. At the end of the performance I said wow! I think that's the second best opening band I've ever seen. She said who was the best opening band you've ever seen. I said bon Jovi. She just kind of smirked at me. Then she ran to the restroom. When she came back, I said do you notice anything? She said no what. I said. Do you see an empty seat? She looked around and said oh my gosh where did everybody come from? I said it's bon Jovi. She smacked me on the arm I think. After the concert was over, and it was the best performance I'd seen out of the five I've watched. I simply asked her one question, so, what's the best concert you've ever seen? She smiled and said bon Jovi. I noticed that you did bed of roses on your channel as well. So one more piece of that concert. The concert was where the coyotes used to play. After Richie sambora saying I'll be there for you while Jon cooled off, a spotlight focused where center ice would be. Jon was there with a headset on to sing with. They started singing bed of roses. Jon was walking from sunrise to the stage with his hands held out to either side so he could touch as many of his fans as he could while he made his way back to the stage. The one thing you need to know about Jon Bongiovi is that he loves his fans as much as we love him. He is also a philanthropist who has donated a tremendous amount of money, time and effort to helping The less fortunate.

Slippery when wet by bon jovi and the final countdown by europe were the most popular albums in 86

This song is about them being on tour on their steel horse which is the TOUR BUS.

@michaelmann2463

3 ай бұрын

Yeah , but the " loaded six strings on my back" is a corny ass line lol ... I do love the song . But that lyric gets me every time lol

@harrylangley3866

3 ай бұрын

Also the title track for Young Guns 2, so double meaning there

@dizzle7558

3 ай бұрын

​@@harrylangley3866Blaze of Glory is the song from YG2..That was John Bon Jovi not the band Bon Jovi..

@clh35

3 ай бұрын

@@harrylangley3866 No, you're thinking of Blaze of Glory. And "title track" means a song with the same name as the album or movie.

@DornishVintage

3 ай бұрын

Doubt they were wanted dead or alive, tho

This song is about how they fell being in tour... The main vocalist is Jon Bon Jovi, the guitar player and back vocalist is Richie Sambora (the man, the legend, the myth)... Old stuff of them are all amazing... You really sould check-out the songs Bed of Roses, Always, This Ain't A Love Song, Dry County (live in Wembley), Bad Medicine, Lie to Me, Keep The Faith, You Give Love a Bad Name, InThese Arms, Lay Your Hands On Me, These Days, just to start... You should react to Richie Sambora's solo álbuns, you won't regret it...

What you see on stage is Jon Bon Jovi being an artist, giving his everything for the fans that came to see him.

Bon Jovi went from an opening act to the biggest rock band in the world very quickly. And they stayed they for a few years, playing tons of concerts across the globe.

@maverick4you

3 ай бұрын

disagree it was few decades 80-90-00

No one toured harder than Bonjovi back in the 80s. Now for the high energy BonJovi check out the official video for "Lay your Hands on Me"

Really enjoy your reactions & analysis/insight! Glad you're back and keep up the great work!

One of the best tour rock ballads ever. I love how your brain works and how you analyze it. You pick up exactly what I'm hearing. Nice channel.

The Whitesnake tour around the time, this song was written, started in June 1987 and ended in August 1988. With only two breaks due to total exhaustion of the singer after a stomach virus and a back surgery some monthes later. Nearly every day in another hotel, the only days at home when you tour close to your hometown. I have tour itineraries from that time in my collection where you can read details like 500 miles in the tour bus after show, check in to the hotel at 10 am, check out 6 hours later (and hand written by the bass player 2 hours promotion in a music shop during these 6 hours), soundcheck, show and another 500 miles in the bus...

Child of the mid80s-90s here. Hair band lover. Friends and I couldn’t get enough of these guys and many others. So fun!

I loved your commentary of this song. You can so relate to the Rockstar as they’re on the stage. And I was feeling it there at the end. Very emotional, more than I expected.

Seen them live multiple times from Dallas, Houston, West Coast, East Coast love their cross over Rock it's all still some of the best Rock for sure thanks for the reaction Aileen -suggested next, living on a prayer -cheers,

Great reaction ! always love your perspective, especially for a song that I love this much ! much love to you and rock on !

The thing I love about Bon Jovi is that many songs by them are about the darker side of rockstar life. They show how hard it is to be away from fam in "Bed of Roses" and "Always", they show the difficulties of life in "Living on a Prayer", "Keep the Faith", and "Runaway", and just how life on the road is hard in this song. Plus, they also give back to their community in "Who Says You Can't Go Home". Yeah, they have other songs like "Bad Medicine", "You Give Love a Bad Name", and "Lay Your Hands on Me", but they just don't resonate with me as much as the more touching songs. The Bon Jovi catalogue is HUGE, and has some great pieces for all lovers of music

Hey just recently discovered you and your my favorite and love when ever I see your facial expression it makes me smile every time keep it up girl ❤

Glad it hit you!!!! Very underrated song. And the guitar solo also screams desperation. So good ❤

thank you so much for this very heartfelt and empathetic reaction to this classic!! i so enjoy all of your reactions..thank you for your kind hearted approach to people! Take good care Ms Senpai and..keep em coming young lady!!

I love Richie Sambora on backing vocals and harmonizing with Jon Bon Jovi not to mention for his guitar playing !!

I think nearly everybody on the planet has heard "Livin' on a Prayer." But on the slim chance that you may be one of the 2 or 3 people on Earth who haven't, that would be a great next listen. Another good one is "It's My Life." Love your reactions.

@martinsv9183

3 ай бұрын

And "You Give Love a Bad Name".

@user-ts6xn5mq8q

3 ай бұрын

Those were the exact two I was thinking of. I especially like how the lyrics in "It's My Life" refer back to characters introduced in "Livin' on a Prayer."

@lezzeppelin2222

3 ай бұрын

Nah, North Korea, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Sudan , Iraq , etc , never heard of Bon Jovi 🤪

@blitz3643

3 ай бұрын

She does songs she's heard all the time. She just doesn't admit it.

@greg2976

3 ай бұрын

"It's My Life" is my favorite!!!!!!

Bon Jovi is amazing. Check out his vocals on, Bed of roses. Phenomenal. 👍

One of the best of many songs out there about what it was like to be a rock star: glamorous from the outside, but exhausting in reality. Great reaction!

My favorite band back in the day. Bon Jovi has so many great songs. Thank you for this and looking forward to you reviewing more of their songs soon!!

I don't see how such a worldwide popular song for 38 years isn't at least accidently heard at least in your life.

@johnwhite5897

2 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing until I realized the songs of today I don't know or care to know

Have this on my playlist. When I on my motorcycle and I must say. I go too fast listening to this. Keep up the great work. Much love from Lawton Fort Sill Oklahoma

Great reaction as always! Please please check more of them. If you like that western feel, Blaze of Glory is another amazing song. But you can’t go wrong with anything by them.

I have watched a lot of reaction videos, but your insights and thoughts are amazing! Thank you. 😎

Awesome analysis! I never thought of it that way before.

Red dead redemption you can definitely ride a horse and fight someone 😂 but man that guitar rift and Bon Jovi voice is just amazing

I left school and started an apprenticeship in 1986. The first year involved living in digs away from home during the week. I had a little cassette boom box on my bedside table in my room of that house, and Slippery When Wet and the first three Marillion albums were about the only tapes I owned back then. I listened to this song and album *A LOT* during that year!

Bon Jovi was my first concert a very long time ago. Slippery When Wet tour. Skid Row was the opening act. Amazing times back then…

i had 3 older sisters, and bon jovi was my middle sister's favorite band so i grew up hearing tons and tons of bon jovi. wanted dead or alive is one of my favorite bon jovi songs. my dad always called bon jovi "baby making music", but there are a few classics that are must listens: runaway never say goodbye you give love a bad name livin' on a prayer lay your hands on me i'll be there for you born to be my baby always and some of my favorite lesser known songs: let it rock stick to your guns wild is the wind blood on blood i'd die for you

When I saw this on the schedule, I was looking forward to this a bit more extra to see how you’re gonna react to it 😭 Gonna be such a good reaction ❤️

I first heard this song in an episode of Miami Vice (S03E07 El Viejo) where Willie Nelson played an old retired Texas Ranger. This song was perfect for that episode. Willie was an old cowboy, just like the song.

A song about the never-ending vicious cycle of a high in demand rock band, never getting a break from touring and performing. The burnout that ensues, but the wheels of rock star fame and fortune never stop rolling, along with the record labels push to keep feeding the money machine.

My first big concert was this tour and this was the #1 song at the time. For the first encore it was Ritchie Sambora playing some tasty blues stuff on his double-necked Kramer, settling into D, then launching into Wanted. Amazing show. Cinderella opened. The second encore had Bob Rock come out and they jammed more songs. The show was in Vancouver, and Bob Rock produced the album there.

Great analysis Aileen, thanks :)

Nice reaction! Always enjoy this song!

Jon BonJovi wrote this song & Blaze of Glory for the movie Young Guns 2 with Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips, Charlie Sheen. A story about Billy the Kid. Jon does his first acting cameo in the movie as well. One of my favorite movies & must see!

@raulsuarezprieto8798

3 ай бұрын

Jon bon jovi anf Richie sambora.....

@fredriknilsson6042

3 ай бұрын

Not this song, it is not on the soundtrack for the movie

Seriously one of the artists i listened to when I was ten, bon jovi, Phil Collins, Aerosmith, Bruce Springsteen , def leppard, just some of a kids playlist, aka cassette tapes.

This song was so popular because it diverged from their normal rock sound and because of Richie Sambora’s prominent acoustic guitar and backup vocal. “Little Runaway” was their first hit which (rightfully) burst them on the scene. “You Give Love a Bad Name” was the anthemic song that had us all chanting along in school.

You did a real good job of analyzing and understanding this song, well done.

gota give props to Richie Sambora, his guitar playing and back up vocals are outstanding.

One of the songs that made me pick up guitar. I was 14 and cowboys were damn cool. It is actually a really fun song to play on guitar. I still think Richie Sambora is a way underrated guitarist. Not among professionals, but yes, too few people see it, he is awesome.

I love Bon Jovi, it was one my first cassettes I bought at 13 years old. Slippery when wet doesn't have a bad song on it they are all great, you could the first one to do "Let It Rock!!!!!!!!!

Hi Aileen 😊👍 Awesome awesome reaction 😊👍 Yes you hit the nail on the head on the theme of this song as all of us have it one time or another dealt with the public and we have to put on the pretty face, the jovial attitude and put so much of ourselves out there to please that at the end of the day when we get home we are completely exhausted so this is a very good adaptation of what it means to project yourself to other people 😊👍 and it can be draining but if it's something that you love to do then you take the emotion and use it as fuel to carry on 😊👍 In my instance, I have worked retail jobs and also teaching jobs and in both cases you give a lot of yourself during the day and so you treasure the times to get away and refuel so that you're ready for the next time 😊👍 I know you are incredibly busy with all the things that you do and I'm so glad you did take the time away and you seem very recharged and very enthusiastic and I'm glad 😊👍 I took the time before listing to your reaction to read all the comments so far and you have hit a gold mine with Bon Jovi... there are so many beautiful suggestions that I have nothing to add so I will just sit back and relax and enjoy your reactions to all the songs that they have recommended for you to listen to as always😊👍 Happy to have you on for the ride for the classic hits and music of the 60s 70s 80s and 90s 😊👍 Have a great day you and Arya 😊👍 and yes you are deserving and worthy😊👍

The 80s was absolutely the best decade for Rock Music

Your interpretation was about as close to what the song is about and the video was so perfect great job new sub

So much you could say about Bon Jovi, but I'm sure you'll get plenty of that from others. Just a couple things I would like to say. Another song, that for whatever reason, Jon Bon Jovi did solo for the soundtrack of the western movie "Young Guns 2", called "Blaze Of Glory", which has a very similar vibe. Great song that was a huge hit in like 1990, or whenever that was. I had the single on audio cassette, and listen to the hell out of it! It and this song are two of my very favorites of theirs. The other thing is that I don't think you've done any Bob Seger yet, but one of my very favorites of his is "Turn The Page", which is another song that's reflective of being on the road, and that whole thing, and it's been covered by Metallica, which maybe you've heard.

Congrats on discovering insane duo Richie Sambora and Bon Jovi

Jon Bon Jovi is a great singer and songwriter. The best demonstration of this is the album Blaze of Glory (unofficial soundtrack for Young Guns 2). If he has a cowboy alter ego, that album channels it.

They were the best band in the world in the 80s and 90s. I loved that era. They did so many gigs and it wore them out and this song shows how much of a drain it was but they rocked us and I will always be in their debt.

I've seen a million faces and I rocked them all! I love that part!

Love your channel. Great reactions. Oh talk about easy on the eyes you are indeed

I have been a diehard fan of Bon Jovi since they first appeared on the scene. As many powerful songs as they've had in their amazing career, Jon's version of "Hallelujah" became my favorite the instant I heard it. He made it his own.

I love bon jovi so much. My first store bought cassette tape was slippery when wet when I was about 12. They had TONS of great songs in the 80's. You'll get a lot of the same requests, but you can pretty much pick anything. Their deep cuts were as good as their hits. Please do more!

8:12 I've always liked Bon Jovi's softer side with LeAnn Rimes in the duet "Until We're Not Strangers Anymore" or his singles "Thank You" and "You want to make a Memory ". 😊😊😊

On of the most iconic songs ever written. CLASSIC!

Hey!!!! I watched that awesome music video. This is why Bob Jovi rocks. Also, He speaks Italian

"Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man". I always remember this movie when I hear this song)))

@rodjames5771

3 ай бұрын

That movie intro was the best!

Love all your reactions. ❤

Took me right back to Highschool. Jon said the band preferred their Live footage MV's, I saw them Live 3 times and I can understand why. Gotta give it up for Ritchie Samborra's vocals (and of course Lead Guitar) in this song too. Met Jon, briefly once and almost passed out lol. Enjoyed this a lot.

Not a huge Bon Jovi fan, but always loved this song. Definitely the only one of their songs I learned on guitar, because that acoustic part just flows so nicely. It's just fun as hell to play. Also the solo in this song is on point.

Another great bon Jovi song is blaze of glory

@BlackGuardXIII

3 ай бұрын

Yes, also western themed. 🙂👍

hey lil’ lady Aileen, never really cared for Bon Jovi much; but I’ve always liked this tunes guitar work… and then, on a couple things u mentioned: one - abt. riding a horse, I immediately thought abt. a tune used to play on radio, “Save A Horse, Ride a Cowboy!” next - abt. exhaustion after the job. anyone who’s toured, whether playing for ten, or ten thousand, knows the exhaustion of the long trail. it’s damn hard, when u gotta play for Atlanta on Friday. nite, then be in Tupelo on Sat. nite, especially when u’r the Lead, set-up engineer, and Bus driver all in one. then, u pack it in, head for Minneapolis for Sun. nite! it only takes a little while, moving like that, to wear the edge of the Bowie knife, down to a paring knife! I got much respect for bands, and that’s all hands included. great job on that reaction lil’ lady @Aileen

I saw Bon Jovi open up for Ratt back in 1985 before Bon Jovi released the album with this song on it (Slippery When Wet) and became super famous. Bon Jovi didn't have any huge hits at that time so they had to work to win over the crowd. All I can say is they put on one hell of a show and definitely won over a bunch of new fans. They guys in Ratt on the other hand were WASTED haha. I'm not sure how many Budweisers Stephen Pearcy slammed during their show but despite that they still brought down the house. That was a great night!

It's another one of those classic rock songs about being a famous rock star - it's not always amazing and it is like whole other job. Turn The Page by Bob Seger. Limelight by Rush. It's A Lone Way To The Top by AC/DC. Fame by David Bowie. And so on. Great tune, though. I'd say you should hit up Livin' On A Prayer next, but you surely have to already heard that somewhere somehow.

Great reaction, I feel the rockstar life seeing different faces in the crowd, travel, the high life is a double edged sword, full of highs and lows "I'm a cowboy" refers to feeling out there alone

Some of my Favorite Bon Jovi Songs - Runaway. Livin' on a Prayer, You Give Love A Bad Name, Bad Medicine, Living In Sin, Keep The Faith, In These Arms, I'll Sleep When I'm dead, It's My Life, Thank you For Loving Me, Lay Your Hands On Me, Always, I Believe

@richardsamuels3232

3 ай бұрын

In and Out of Love!!! 🤘😀🤘

Awesome vid and song!

We played this song at our jams all the time back in the day. I played drums back then and did lead vocals. -Terry

Love this song! My best friend playing lead guitar in a band for decades, I would watch him perform in bars, clubs, etc. He started playing this song in a crowded bar one night and I’m thinking, they don’t play this song. He waved me up on stage and handed me a microphone expecting me to sing this song. I’m like WTF i don’t even know all the lyrics. I just went with it and improvised adding some of my own lyrics. That’s just rock and roll I guess. Not knowing, I was also singing most of Richie Samboras back up vocals which I loved. Apparently all went well with the crowd standing and cheering. My buddy surprised and did this to me a few times with A/C D/C, U2, etc! Rock on 🎸🎤🕺🏾

Great tune, love it. Hall and oats When the morning comes, you've missed so much

You should check out the soundtrack of the movie Young Guns 2. All Jon Bon Jovi. Main song is Blaze of Glory, but the whole album is good. Bon Jovi were at their best in the 80s into the 90s. That was their golden times, with many classics. Bed of Roses voted as one the most romantic songs of all time 👍 Rock on

One of my favorite songs especially the solo still trying to learn it

What an intelligent and well spoken reaction Love it.

Bon Jovi was the first concert i went to when i was 13 with Cinderella opening, amazing band live!, steel horse i ride is the tour bus, about being on the road...

Hi, I've only been following you but I really appreciate your reactions. I'm a big Bon Jovi fan and every time they come here to Italy I go to see them. I would very, very, very much love you react to "Always" from live at Madison Square Garden in 2008. Fantastic version with one of the most beautiful solos I've ever heard. Thank you.

Great reaction. Thank you.

My favorite ❤️ part is while singing “I seen a million faces” at the crowd. You haven’t been living under a rock by never hearing a song from 40 years ago. Actually, you know more than your peers.

Love that you held the pew pew fingers! :) 😊

Saw this live in 1987, the live version started with a golden Richie solo. Your insight was amazing ❤

I get what you're saying Aileen , It's putting on a smiley face doing daily thing's , whether it's rocking a million faces , or being on the KZread stage or just trying to make your friends laugh at work , All while life happens , it drains you