Best version of this song. You can hear the emotion and the soul.

RIP Alto Reed. His sax was integral to so many of my favorite Silver Bullet jams.

Greatest live performance ever... PERIOD! Yeah I said it

Bob Seger and the silver bullet band. "Live bullet". The best live rock and roll album EVER

Amazing that this song/version is 43 years old and could put any rock song today to shame. One of the best live performance recordings of a song (in any genre), with Bob killing it on vocals. And that sax...just DAMN.

RIP Alto - that sax opening on this song, made it what it is today - a Seger anthem for sure! Alto - you always gave me chills when you played. You are missed.

I prefer this live version to the original version.

Almost 40 yrs later. And still the best.

Sad to say,yesterday Alto Reed died age 72,of Cancer...R.I.P. A L T O...one of the 1st to fly above the crowd on a wire while playing,a True Pioneer!

This masterpiece never leaves my Walkman playlist. Thanks Bob!!

Bob Seger was my very 1st concert. Whenever I'm around ne karoke I sing this song each and every time. March17th is my Sisters Birthday. She turned 50 this year and we went to the karoke bar. And after singin my Turn The Page, everyone applauded for me. That was the very first time that people other than my family applauded my performance of Turn The Page. I'll never forget it. I really felt like a true rock star..

This version was played at my Husband's Funeral yesterday....He loved it..Love this version....RIP Lennie Schmidt.....I will miss you Cindy Schmidt.....

I was at this concert in Cobo Hall in Detroit the night this was recorded. What a great night.

The soul in his voice!!

I was introduced to this song when I was 16. 34 years ago.it still gives me goosebumps...lol

this is an unbelievably memorizing song and who'd of ever thought the live version would be the best

Bob Seger Michigan's best I grew up listening to him.

That night at Cobo Hall when this was recorded I was there, Bob Seger was the warm up guy for BTO.

RIP, MR. ALTO REED ,,12-30-2020 ! TURN THE PAGE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. THANKS FOR ALL THE YEARS! I ❤

just saw him live 2 weeks ago for his farewell tour he sounded excellent and hasn't lost a beat. it was about 2 1/2 weeks after he turned 74. so much can be learned from him (mr. bon jovi) he is a true talent that can never be replaced

one of the top 10 rock songs ever

A stark realistic view of the rock n' roll life, by a veteran of the road.

Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan; upper level, C 21; September 4 1974. I remember like it was yesterday. He was the warm up act to Bachman-Turner Overdrive but played it so hard, he and the Silver Bullets should have had top bill. First concert...

So much soul in the end of the song. This is the best version of the song in my opinion. You can really feel his pain in the ending. Anyone suggesting Metallica's version is better is just plain nuts. Bob's a legend. Metallica's version is all that pretend anger. This one is real hurt. Real depth. Great job Mr. Seger. One of the best road songs of all time.

Dad died last week; it's a fitting epitaph even after all the years I've heard this tune and thought I knew what its was about. Bye Dad.

Anyone who grew up/lived in Detroit in the 1970's would not be surprised to find this recording imprinted in his/her DNA. Live Bullet was everywhere for awhile there. With damned good reason, too!

On a long and lonesome highway, east of Omaha You can listen to the engine moanin' out its one-note song You can think about the woman, or the girl you knew the night before But your thoughts will soon be wandering the way they always do When you're riding sixteen hours and there's nothing much to do And you don't feel much like riding, you just wish the trip was through Say, here I am, on a road again There I am, up on the stage Here I go, playing the star again There I go, turn the page Well, you walk into a restaurant, strung-out from the road And you feel the eyes upon you as you're shaking off the cold You pretend it doesn't bother you but you just want to explode Most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can All the same old clichés: "Is that a woman or a man?" And you always seem outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand Here I am, on a road again There I am, up on the stage Here I go, playing the star again There I go, turn the page Out there in the spotlight you're a million miles away Every ounce of energy you try to give away As the sweat pours out your body like the music that you play Later in the evening as you lie awake in bed With the echoes from the amplifiers ringin' in your head You smoke the day's last cigarette, remembering what she said Ah Here I am, on a road again There I am, up on the stage Here I go, playing the star again There I go, turn the page Ah, here I am, on a road again There I am, up on the stage Here I go, playing the star again There I go, there I go

They don't make music like this anymore.....glad to be teen in the 70's......best music ever

Bob is a simbolic part in my life his music tells my story in moor ways than you could ever imagine phillywilly

As a singer, song writer, photographer, video producer, and traveler. This song says it all. Been there, and done that. This one song hits me so close to my soul. It is what is for those with the experience. I perform this with a twelve string and harp. So many will never know what it is like. I thank Mr. Seger for this song. Similiar to mine. "One day closer."

One of the Best Songs in the .... i'm a truckdriver and listen tat Song every Day . Bob seger Best Song in my opinion. thanks Bob. and congrats for the Hall of fame entering

this man is beyond Awesome! I live in Michigan, he's a god here; as he well should be!!!

imagine if they played this song on the radio back then

Great song from an absolutely spectacular album. I like Bob's early music the best and "Live Bullet" absolutely kicks rock n roll ass. Thanks to Bob and the boys.

Just missing the intro from the album. “This songs from ‘72 also, about being on the road. Songs called Turn the Page, yeah”. Segar is one of the best at painting a picture with his lyrics. And this one paints a crystal clear picture of what he felt at the need of a long road trip. Just a great song that I would bet every person who has toured knows the exact feeling he is talking about.

Brings back a lot of high school memories.....seems like yesterday.

The was one of many songs that I've always associated with my Dad. Driving home from Rockford today, this version came on the radio. I had to pull off to the side to cry my eyes out.

I dont get tired , of heard this song , simple the best thank Bob

this is the best version EVER!

Bob sugar live was awesome, back in the day for us older crowd, but concerts were kick bottom fun 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

There was a short story I read years ago called Black Country about a horn player. I remember reading it and getting a weird chill. Every time I hear Alto playing that sax in this song I get that same chill. It's wonderful and frightening at the same time. Magical.

I still love this song and had this album back in the day....thank God I didn't want to be a musician for a living...this songs sums it up but it tells the true life of a performer. Great, great song. Thanks for this upload.

I had a live bullet 8 track take that was played a million times and never ate itself,,,like other 8 tracks,,,if you know what an 8 track is you remember live bullet,,,awesome,,,brings tears to my eyes,,, I saw segar 8 times live in my life and he truly is the hardest working rocker from good old detroit,,,, he and his band will always have a special place in my heart and in my soul,,,,

One of his all time best!

It's such a beautiful and mature song. He was 28 singing like a 40 year old with the passion of a 20 old. So many miles on a young heart.

My husband Lennie has been dead now for 4 months...He so loved this song...This is the best version......I never get tired of it....you can feel his pain of being on the road.....RIP Lennie.....

Have loved this song for a day ( year ) or two ( about 40 ) . Have related to it many night driving down the interstates as a driver . THE MAIN MAN !!!

maybe the greatest song ever!

I remember that sax player flying out of rafters onto a platform...spot light on him..crisler arena 1978

best ending of a song EVER

We on right page bob it's been a while 👑

I'm in my late 30s and remember listening to this as a kid but forgot about the song for years. Then coming back from seeing family this holiday had it on an oldies station while driving home and they played it, I forgot just how good of a song this is and now I can't stop listening to it.

My favourite "live" Mellotron of all time....

Bob seger is the best

one of the best live songs ever done and it sounds so much better than the studio version!

Ive always love Bobby me n my husband. Courted yo his albums

Im turing the old pages back on the shelf and starting new pages of two souls to show the hole world what true soul love is it's time to get out of the flesh in to soul love real love with one another with amazing soul mate ❤❤

what an awesome classic song, I really dig hearing alto making that sax of his sing like he does, sounds like bells skipping across a clear lake. I can listen to this kind of music any day of the week. thanks for posting this song.

I kept listening to the non live version thinking "this isn't right". Then I clicked on this one and sure enough, live is the best one

This is/was my song, when I was a trk driver. Long, lonely, late night driving.

ridin, drivin, or walkin through this thing called life, this music & vocals turn your page in one way or another. the chains are broken in this song. but yet they had to explain those chains first. @ some point were all in the spot light, some point, we wish the trip was through, & other times, were a millon miles away. peace,DaKwala

was there man what a memory, priceless

1 of the very best songs EVER !!❤❤🎶🎵🎶❤

This was a great concert I'll never forget it , I was proud to be at that concert and knowing it was going to be a live album ! Of course back then ,u had to go the concert to be able to know what the songs sounded like and If you liked the whole album or just a couple of the songs ? And this album I did order and it was worth buying the whole album and concert was well worth the money I spent for both Concert and album and it was cheap then ? And people are paying outrages prices now for especially a concert nowadays it 8$ when I went to see it at COBO ARENA DWNTN DETROIT THE JAMES GANG OPENED FOR BOB SEGAR & THE SILVER BULLITT BAND ! GREAT CONCERT GREAT ALBUM !

It's hard to believe this song was done live. There is music today that is recorded and mixed and over produced and mixed again that doesn't come close to the sound of this live song.

I seen Bob seger ,I was 15,16, Pacific coliseum,57 now ,still thank you ❤️🇨🇦

Brings back a lot of memories

In my junior year in college working a 9-midnight shift at the radio station, I played this for the first time without ever hearing it before. Stunning. The station program director had marked this LP as ok to play all tracks and I randomly picked this one. I was in the Liberal arts building by myself that night (or so I thought) and played this song. In that setting, it was the most surreal thing I had ever heard. I later found out there was a photography major roaming the halls that night and took a picture of me that ended up in the campus paper. I had on a pair of overalls and a Mack truck hat turned backward on my head. If any East Texas State grad has a copy of this I would love to see it.

the perfect voice for a song I can't stop playing

Five years old would listen to this song this record over and over again

The guy playing the sax on this, Alto Reed, just passed away. RIP!

Awesome hearing him live! Saw him for the first time in Cleveland in 2014 and he owned classic rock for the evening. A true legend with unprecidented stage performance. It was an honor........

the more I hear it the more special it is

just beautiful memories

Saxophonist Mr. Alto Reed 72, who provided the intro & ending, passed away today (12/31/20) from colon cancer. Thank you for leaving us this beautiful & haunting riff, easily making this Seger tune instantly recognizeable..

Best version ever done!!!!

Love how the Mellotron enters the song softly yet so prominent Brilliant Haunting Beauty

So wonderfully classic... I was clearly born in the wrong era.

about 14 when I first heard this song about a year later seen him live at the silver dome, 63 now still one of my all time Favorites

REST IN PEACE TROY BOB SEAGAR BEST OF THE BEST STRAIGHT AS A ARROW 💘 AMEN

This is one that Seger got right.

damn greatest song of that decade man...i had my headband and long hair rocking to this song...

When my niece died at the age of 12 days the catholic church would not do the services because my brother had once lived in sin. The reverend who did the service used his song as the analogy of her life. Thank you reverend Bowman.

Miss you mom

BEEN 39 CHAPTERS SINCE 1981 5-19 REFORMATION OF CHAPTER 260 TO CHAPTER 256 UP ON THE STAGE LIKE BOB SAID CHAPTER 51 VERSE 3-16 PHILLWILLIY

PASSING BY PAY MY RESPECT 👑♥️🌴🦃👻

R.I.P. Alto Reed.

for my friend Doug who we lost today RIP *1971-2021*

I have a radio station that plays the love version instead of studio for several songs including this

Still 🔥 2019

Remembering Alto Reed born on May 16, 1948. He was an American saxophonist best known as a long-time member of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. His most recognizable performances include the saxophone introduction to "Turn the Page" and the saxophone solo in "Old Time Rock and Roll". - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alto_Reed

This is a great road trip song, on top of being a great song in general. It's a shame music like this doesn't get much attention anymore. People my age need to realize what good music really is, not any of that 1D/JB bullcrap.

My rockin' lullaby!

I just got this cassette at a thrift shop today, can't wait to get my truck running again so I can play this on a night cruise.

Agreed. It's the best version.

When copitition in visions became clear 5-19-1981 I became 11-19 in chapter 51 verse 57 first and last Jesus Christ chapter 19 today it's hard to fantum such unknown world we live in God bless

bob seger rock love the band

Thank you for not blocking this video. It's so hard to find old music on KZfaq that isn't blocked in America.

This record has always sounded to me like walking across a field on a crisp, foggy late-autumn night looks and feels.

I saw Bob and the silver bullet band 2 times live.... Against the wind tour and like a rock tour... there's the Beatle's... Elton John.....Elvis...Led Zeppelin.. The rolling Stones....and of course Bob Seger....what a talent God bless him and his band.