REO Speedwagon is an American rock band that grew in popularity in the Midwestern United States during the 1970s and peaked in the early 1980s as one of America???s most popular arena rock bands at this time. REO Speedwagon hits include "Keep On Loving You" and "Can't Fight This Feeling". Both songs are power ballads, the former being prototypical of the genre and appearing on the group's most commercially successful album, "Hi Infidelity", which also included the hit "Take It on the Run", a song that peaked at number five on the U.S. charts. REO Speedwagon was formed by students attending the University of Illinois in Champaign, Illinois in the fall of 1967 to play cover songs in campus bars. The band???s name came from Ransom Eli Olds (REO) an early 20th Century truck manufacturer of the Speedwagon model, commonly used for fire engines. The first line up consisted of Alan Gratzer on drums and vocals, Neil Doughty on keyboards, Joe Matt on guitar and vocals and Mike Blair on bass and vocals. In the spring of 1968, Terry Luttrell became lead singer, and Bo
| 1 | Keep The Fire Burnin' | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 2 | Here With Me | The Hits |
| 3 | One Lonely Night | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 4 | Keep on loving you | Moments in love |
| 5 | Keep Pushin' | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 6 | 14-ridin' The Storm Out | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 7 | Keep The Fire Burning | The Hits Of Reo Speedwagon |
| 8 | Back On The Road Again | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 9 | I Dowanna Know | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 10 | Here With Me | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 11 | In My Dreams | The Hits |
| 12 | Don't Want To Lose You | The Hits |
| 13 | Tough Guys | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 14 | Roll With The Changes | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 15 | Don't Let Him Go | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 16 | Can't Fight This Feeling (Live) | The Second Decade Of Rock And Roll 1981 To 1991 |
| 17 | Back On The Road Again | The Hits |
| 18 | Vareity Tonight | The Second Decade Of Rock |
| 19 | Ridin' The Storm Out | REO Speedwagon Hits |
| 20 | Take It On The Run (Live) | The Second Decade Of Rock And Roll 1981 To 1991 |