Reo Speedwagon: Every Album, Every Song

Once, there were four university students who started a rock band named after a firetruck. Five and a half decades later, REO Speedwagon are still going strong, still drawing massive crowds, and, thankfully, still have no plans to stop. With classic albums like the multi-platinum You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish and the ten million-selling Hi Infidelity, REO conquered America's heartland, then the nation, and then - as a ten-year 'overnight sensation' - the world. It was the rock tunes like 'Golden Country' and 'Back on the Road Again' that built their reputation before the ballads like 'Keep on Loving You' and 'Can't Fight this Feeling' brought them global fame. REO have sold over 40 million records under their own name and are further featured on the soundtracks to scores of films and television programs, including Supernatural and Ozark. The current line-up with the 'new guys' has been together for more than 30 years. REO Speedwagon - on track shines a light on the band's lengthy career. This book delves into the tracks on each of their 16 studio albums, their official live releases, and several compilations, and provides a glimpse of some of the band members' outside projects, creating a comprehensive companion to the music of REO.

Author: Jim Romag
Publisher: Sonicbond Publishing
Published: 06/15/2023
Pages: 160
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.53lbs
Size: 7.87h x 6.07w x 0.47d
ISBN13: 9781789522624
ISBN10: 1789522625
BISAC Categories:
- Music | Genres & Styles | Rock
- Music | History & Criticism | General

About the Author
James Romag grew up in the American Midwest has been a classic rock fan since long before it came to be known as 'classic rock.' He's an avid concert-goer, particularly those featuring loud, screaming rock and roll guitars. James works for an investment firm and is a US Air Force veteran. He has a degree in publishing and has edited several books and published a handful of short stories. This is his first book for Sonicbond. James lives in Colorado at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, where he's careful not to get caught when the wind comes up and the sun goes down.