reo speedwagon nine lives tour

Kevin Cronin Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Gary Richrath Lead Guitar Bruce Hall Bass Guitar Neal Doughty Keyboards Alan Gratzer Drums

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I’m gettin’ heavy on your love Every night Gettin’ ready for your love With all of my might I was crazy for your love Never stayed around you love Aw but you make me deadly

I was lost but now I’ve found Havin’ you around has made me heavy, Heavy on your love.

Heavy on your love, Old enough to wait Got a letter full of love And it’s just about to break Cause my love was never real I could touch but never feel Ah, but you make me deadly

I was lost but now I’ve found Havin’ you around has made me heavy, Heavy on your love

Words & Music Kevin Cronin / Gary Richrath ©1979 Fate Music/Buddy Music, all rights reserved

I’ve been trying to run my life Using every trick I knew. I say anything anytime to anybody. I do what I always wanted to. But that’s no way to keep me happy. It’s an old disguise. I may be wealthy but I can still be wise Drop my old disguise.

I can’t seem to end my day Until I feel something’s said and done. A flashy guitar or a hot new car Or at least a little fun. But that’s no way to keep me healthy. It’s an old disguise. I may be wealthy but I can still be wise Drop my old disguise.

Drop it. Drop it. It’s an old disguise. Drop it. Drop it. Open up your eyes. Drop it. Drop it. You ain’t got nine lives Drop it. Drop it.

Words & Music Kevin Cronin ©1979 Fate Music, all rights reserved

You may not know this but you are everything you’ve ever needed. Heaven with a touch of New York. Silver with a touch of gold. And I can see where you’re goin’, but I don’t really know the way. It’s got too many changes, too much rearranging, Too many ways to go astray.

So if you wanna go, let me go along I never walked that road alone I heard it was hard I heard it was long But we’ll come back alive ‘Cause only the strong survive

You walk on a wire, make a game of desire, pitchin’ pennies down a wishing well. You’re leading the blind through there high and low times, but baby can you lead yourself? So calm down, honey, forget about the money. If you need me I’ll always be there. Go ride your high horse alone of course ‘Cause if you need me I’ll always care

Words & Music Gary Richrath ©1979 Buddy Music, all rights reserved

South of the border and busted, Caught by a woman I trusted, Now don’t you call me a fool, It could have happened to you, It’s just my luck, It had to happen to me.

Sweet Carmelita betrayed me She said, “Take me home, serenade me.” I figured a song could do me no wrong. I didn’t know how wrong I could be.

Easy money for just one run to Peru. It’ll be so easy. We’ll have no trouble gettin’ through. Well I almost made it, except for that one border guard. He opened up my guitar. Hello prison yard. Goodbye easy money. Easy money.

The chiquita must have told ’em my story ‘Cause when my eyes finally focused next morning Carmelita had spoken ’bout guitars and some coke And she laughed as they slapped me in chains.

I was thrown in cell with a killer. A convict who coughed through the night. While I laid awake with the chills and shakes, Hoping for a file in a cake.

Easy money for just one run to Peru. It’ll be so easy. We’ll have no trouble gettin’ through. Well I almost made it, except for that one border guard. He opened up my guitar. Hello prison yard. Just to make me mad he smashed my guitar. Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, Easy money

Words & Music Chuck Berry ©Arc Music Corp., BMI, all rights reserved

I always wondered if I could give Enough love for a woman to live on But as I grow, as I learn and live, I find it’s best to forget and forgive.

I could be dancing on the ocean. I could be singing to the sea. But I am poetry in motion. I’m yours!

When I was young I was so filled with love, Jealousy stung but never deep enough ‘Cause I feel rain falling from above. I only thirst for your to share my cup.

I could be dancing on the ocean. I could be singing to the sea. But I am poetry in motion. I’m yours, people. Take me.

How can I show you? I take back what I told you. ‘Cause something happens when I hold you, And that makes everything all right.

And oh… oh… I need you tonight. I just need you tonight. I wrote all I can write. I just need you tonight.

In need you tonight.

Secrets I keep here. Buried so very deep here. If only somehow you could sleep here, you’d make everything all right.

I remember it well, that day last spring, When the snow lay deep on the mountain trails. It was winter’s last showin’ and our last fling Before returning to our lives in the valley.

We pretended we were lost in the wilderness, And I pretended to be your guide. Our love was a play and you were the actress. We were two lonely people living out a dream.

Oh, baby meet me on the mountain when the winter is dying and the snow lay deep on the mountain trails. Maybe it’s the spring putting thoughts in our heads. But baby meet me on the mountain when the winter lays her head to rest.

As the morning came, the feelings faded. They melted away with the dew. And if it hurt, I never felt it, ‘Cause I knew that you’d be leavin’ me soon.

Come on, baby meet me on the mountain when the winter is dying and the snow lay deep on the mountain trails. Maybe it’s the spring putting thoughts in our heads. But baby meet me on the mountain when the winter lays her head to rest.

Please don’t hate me mama for what I’m about to do But the good times we’ve had together are just about now through Please don’t misunderstand me, I hate to see you cry But I think that it might look better if I told you now goodbye

I’m back on the road again, it’s time I leave you now And maybe I’ll see you next time, that I’m around Until then I hope your happy baby and good times come your way I’m back on the road again, I’m on my way

Well I’ve loved you since the day I met you and I’ll love you till the day I die But we both know the life I’m livin and we both know the reason why That I’ve got to leave ya mama and I’ve got to leave today But you know that I’ll see you next time that I come through your town to play

(chorus) ooh, bye-bye baby

Words & Music Bruce Hall ©1979 Large Music, all rights reserved

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Reo speedwagon – “nine lives” [retro album review].

In the late ‘70s, REO Speedwagon were the crowned “Kings of American Hard Rock.” And no other record found in their impressive catalog screams that point more profoundly than Nine Lives — a classic slab that was released via Epic Records , 40 years ago next week.

In his 2012 memoir, NO SLEEP ‘TIL SUDBURY: Adventures in ‘80s Hard Rock and Metal Deconstruction , Canadian author Brent Jensen references a specific “white hot” moment when a music artist’s creative “spark” burns brightest. Although the Illinois-based band REO Speedwagon would launch into the stratosphere in 1980 with the release of their multi platinum-selling, pop-flavored, #1 monster, Hi Infidelity , I’ve always maintained that REO’s creative “white hot” moment is reflected best in the grooves of Hi Infidelity’s rock-fueled predecessor, Nine Lives . And for longtime fervent followers such as myself, it’s kinda hard to believe that this fat-free, wrinkle-free, fit as a fiddle LP will be celebrating its 40th birthday next week.

Produced by REO’s once-estranged frontman Kevin Cronin , co-founding guitarist Gary Richrath (d. 2015) and audio ace Kevin Beamish ( Jefferson Starship , Y&T , Michael Schenker Group ), Nine Lives is the slightly scrappier-sounding, stylistic twin sister to the band’s other sweetest set, 1978’s You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can’t Tuna Fish .

Given the popular disco craze of the era, Nine Lives was considered a heavy rock slab at the time. Presented in black spandex, black leather and even a black gangsta suit, the band members’ appearance was sleeker and edgier-looking than on their previous eight album covers. Nine Lives soon reached #33 on the Billboard 200 chart and achieved gold status (500,000 copies) by December 1979.

Despite the band’s heavier sound and sexier look, what makes Nine Lives one of the two shiniest jewels of the REO catalog is the songs — nine well-crafted, all-new, signature-style, radio-friendly rock treasures from a still-hungry combo.

Crank up this song anytime you’re thinking of getting “Back On The Road.”

A pair of Richrath-penned compositions, “Only the Strong Survive” showcases all things beautiful and glorious about REO at the time and “Easy Money” depicts a presumed fictional experience of being busted while smuggling cocaine inside a guitar case into Peru — a compelling far cry from “Can’t Fight This Feeling,” that’s for sure.

“Pastor” Cronin “preaches” love and forgiveness convincingly in “Take Me,” while his engaging love song, “I Need You Tonight” arguably is the record’s most infectious earworm. Featuring an irresistible Doughty piano solo, it could have been a comfy fit on Hi Infidelity .

Another high-octane highlight, “Meet Me on the Mountain” segues seamlessly into bassist Bruce Hall’s lead vocal contribution, the hard-driving, record-closing, “Back on the Road Again.” Telling an authentic tale of being a rock dude on the road, Hall seemingly promises a “tour chick,” Maybe I’ll see you the next time that I’m around . Ha-ha — of course you will! This furious track remains a staple of both classic rock radio playlists and the band’s concert setlist.

A publicity photo of the group around the release of Nine Lives :

Before signing off, I should point to the musical “Krazy Glue” that holds Nine Lives together so famously — the no-nonsense, meat and potatoes work of co-founding drummer, Alan Gratzer . The band’s oft overlooked, unsung MVP, Gratzer was a major influence for many young aspiring drummers of the day — myself included.

By the mid ‘80s, they’d become the anointed “Princes of Pop Provolone.” However, in the late ‘70s, REO Speedwagon were the crowned “Kings of American Hard Rock.” And no other record found in their impressive catalog screams that point more profoundly than Nine Lives . A “white hot” moment, indeed.

Nine Lives Track Listing

01. Heavy on Your Love – 3:35 02. Drop It (An Old Disguise) – 3:14 03. Only the Strong Survive – 3:52 04. Easy Money – 4:02 05. Rock & Roll Music – 2:56 06. Take Me – 3:30 07. I Need You Tonight – 3:35 08. Meet Me on the Mountain – 4:04 09. Back on the Road Again – 5:39

Run Time: 34:24 Release Date: July 20, 1979 Record Label: Epic

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REO Speedwagon at The Amp

Legendary rock band revisits iconic classics at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Wednesday, Apr. 3, 2024 | 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Past the Lighthouse going south, on the left. A1A C South St. Augustine, FL 32080

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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre welcomes REO Speedwagon on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

With 10 million albums sold and a devoted fan base enchanted by their chart-topping hit, "Keep On Loving You," the legendary rock band REO Speedwagon remains a dynamic force on stage. Comprising skilled musicians such as Kevin Cronin on vocals and guitar, Bruce Hall on bass and vocals, Dave Amato on guitar and vocals, and Bryan Hitt on drums and percussion, the band continues to captivate audiences, delivering messages infused with heartfelt emotions.

REO Speedwagon left an indelible mark with albums such as Ridin' The Storm Out, Lost In A Dream, Nine Lives, Hi Infidelity, Good Trouble, Building the Bridge , and Find Your Own Way.

In operation since 1973, the enduring rock ensemble Cheap Trick is set to also grace the stage. Originating from Illinois, the band has gained acclaim through albums like Cheap Trick, In Color, Heaven Tonight, Dream Police, All Shook Up, One on One, Next Position Please, Busted, Rockford, In Another World, and more, proving their unwavering commitment to the music scene.

Admission : Ticket prices range from $49.00 to $159.00. Tickets can be purchased online or at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Box Office, which is open on Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

When : Wednesday, April 3, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Where: St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at 1340 A1A South in St. Augustine, Florida 32080.

Parking Information : The Amp St. Augustine is located on Anastasia Island next to Anastasia State Park. Limited paid parking is available in The Amp's Main Lot, but only with advance purchase of a Premium Parking ticket. Free satellite parking areas are located within one mile of the Amphitheatre, at R.B. Hunt Elementary and at Anastasia State Park (see map below).

Shuttle Information : The St. Augustine Amphitheatre shuttle system begins its run 45 minutes before show time. The shuttle will pick up event patrons at four designated shuttle stops: the R.B. Hunt Elementary School Soccer Field, the west entrance of the Anastasia State Park Main Parking Lot, the Loop at the Anastasia State Park, and the entrance of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. To see the full shuttle route, please see the map below.

Shuttles will run continuously until approximately 45 minutes after the scheduled start time of a concert. For anyone wanting to leave before the end of a show, shuttles will begin taking people back to the satellite parking areas one hour before the event is over. The driver will not depart The Amp until the shuttle is more than 50% full.

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REO Speedwagon|Nine Lives

REO Speedwagon

• Released on 20/7/79 by Epic
• Main artists: REO Speedwagon
• Genre: Pop/Rock

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REO Speedwagon gets slagged regularly, but they always deliver in concert and the freewheelin' Nine Lives, their (natch) ninth, sports one cool sleeve: tight leather, suspenders, fishnets, and cat chicks. The black circle inside rocks mightily also. Bassman Bruce Hall steps up to the plate with "Back on the Road Again," a stadium stage staple that kept these Illinois boys makin' noise on the radio. The Caribbean vibe in the hard luck "Easy Money" can't touch the Scorpions' 1979 foray into reggae ("Is There Anybody There?"), but old reliable axeman Gary Richrath keeps the number burning. The obligatory ballad, "I Need You Tonight," is one of REO's best cuts ever with priceless piano from Neal Doughty, the most unsung keyboardist alive. The whole quintet cooks on the stony nugget "Meet Me on the Mountain," the Led orgasm "Heavy on Your Love," barroom showoff "Drop It," and unheard single "Only the Strong Survive." REO's next record sparked a phenomenon, and the band never kicked out a set as rocking and carefree as Nine Lives again. © Doug Stone /TiVo

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Alan Gratzer, Percussion - Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - G. Richrath, Composer - G. Richrath, Lyricist - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Kelvin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - K. Cronin, Composer - K. Cronin, Lyricist - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Alan Gratzer, Background Vocal - Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Background Vocal - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Neal Doughty, Piano - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - K. Cronin, Composer - K. Cronin, Lyricist - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

(P) 1979 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

G. Richrath, Composer - G. Richrath, Lyricist - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Vocal - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - Neal Doughty, Piano - REO Speedwagon, Performer -

Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Steve Forman, Percussion - G. Richrath, Composer - G. Richrath, Lyricist - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Neal Doughty, Piano - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

Alan Gratzer, Drums - Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Vocal - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - C. Berry, Composer - C. Berry, Lyricist - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Neal Doughty, Piano - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Steve Forman, Percussion - Steve Forman, Congas - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Vocal - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Bill Champlin, Background Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - Kevin Cronin, Background Vocal - K. Cronin, Composer - K. Cronin, Lyricist - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Tom Kelly, Background Vocal - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Neal Doughty, Piano - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Composer - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Lyricist - Kevin Cronin, Acoustic Baritone Guitar - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

Alan Gratzer, Percussion - Alan Gratzer, Co-Producer - Alan Gratzer, Drums - G. Richrath, Composer - G. Richrath, Lyricist - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - D.C. Snyder, 2nd Engineer - Gary Lubow, Assistant Producer - Gary Lubow, Engineer - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer - Kevin Cronin, Vocal - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Arranger - Kevin Beamish, Producer - Kevin Beamish, Engineer - Steve Williams, 2nd Engineer -

B. Hall, Composer - B. Hall, Lyricist - Alan Gratzer, Percussion - Alan Gratzer, Drums - Kevin Cronin, Producer - Kevin Cronin, Background Vocal - Gary Richrath, Producer - Gary Richrath, Guitar - Bruce Hall, Vocal - Bruce Hall, Acoustic Bass - REO Speedwagon, Performer -

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• Total length: 00:34:16
• Composer: Various Composers
• Label: Epic

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