@TonySopranowhoisgay DannySeraphine used to have Gay hot tub patys with Wink Martindale,Charles Nelson Reilly,Robert Reed,Paul Lynde,Dick Sargent,Jay Ferguson,Rusty Staub,Gene Rayburn,Johnny Bench,Dick Pole,Leo Sayer,Bob Welch back in the 70;s,strickly in the closet you know...but Danny Seraphine is currently engaged to Skunk Baxter and I hear they plan to adopt a little faggott baby boy and name him Truman Capote.
chicago is one of my ultamt fav bands of all time and always will chicago is very soulfull and lively and they always bring a smile to my face when im down or just there for my enjoyment i love chicago <3
I remember reading a Terry Kath interview shortly before he died. Interviewer mentioned Kath was now a world-reknown guitarists & that it would be natural for him to go off on his own in a band featuring him alone, focusing on guitars (mainly his) more towards rock, dropping the horn sound that made Chicago famous. Kath replied that he would never want to be in a band without a complete horn section, & that was what he loved about their music. I felt that showed true character.
To the 12 who dislike this video, may you some day understand the brilliance and power of Chicago. Until that day comes, may you enjoy the simplicity of your feeble minds.
Not all of todays music was made to sit back in an armchair and enjoy. Most of todays music is made for dancing in clubs for 5 hours and just having fun. But when was the last time anyone in here was at a club till 4 am dancing all night? Besides, today there are more great talented bands than ever! 5 seconds on Google confirms this. Music isn't a popularity contest and certainly not a talent contest. Its just about what moves YOU.
This is Pure Talent. In the original video, they played this song and stopped seconds after they started. I think they wanted to make sure the sound was good. But as you can see, they finished the song perfectly in one take. These were the good old days...
These guys were born to be together. Their talents seem to compliment and augment each others. Each has such a unique voice but when put together create one beautiful sound. Few bands with such depth of talent.
amazing, all this without tempo-logic comand synth computers, drum machine beat composers, or sample sequencers? must have been really fun back in the day "makin" music
1969 because it happened weeks before the landing on the Moon in July.Peter had written@ hearing Walter Cronkite remark,' Where do we go from here,'while he was laying in a hospital bed healing his jaw,the title of one of his songs he wrote-think first one actually.It's a shame he managed to collectively piss off the Board of the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame w/some less than respectable remarks & the rest of them have had to suffer for it. At the very least they could induct Terry posthumously.
1969 because it happened weeks before the landing on the Moon in July.Peter had written@ hearing Walter Cronkite remark,' Where do we go from here,'while he was laying in a hospital bed healing his jaw,the title of one of his songs he wrote-think first one actually.It's a shame he managed to collectively piss off the Board of the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame w/some less than respectable remarks & the rest of them have had to suffer for it. At the very least they could induct Terry posthumously.
@carina2244 Hey!Before Peter"found religion"-nothing wrongw/that [how he can have Senna,not marry her mother is beyond me.Lots of people have done it.My 2 nieces-toddlers-were at my brothers' wedding.]Before Peter found religion he could be very crass & quite often.Made his remarks personal,saying some awful things@Jan Wenner-Rolling Stone,then does his 'so sad too bad 'bit w/the Machivellian David Foster,then Foster writes a nasty book.You're so right: Let's NOT forget Bobby and everyone else!
Kath, Cetera, Lamm, Serrafino, Pankow...3 great singers and a couple of great writers, all great musicians! Sorry for the spelling in case I butchered a few!
AWESOME version of this song... started out as a"run-through" and they just couldn't stop!!!! turns into a GREAT ROCKING version ...they really start getting into it a couple of minutes into it... CHICAGO!!!!!!!
why would this be the only track that in studio version has dissapeared from youtube? why let us see all these live tracks but not the studio version. same with ''even in the quietest moments''......any other supertramp song but that. wierd. sensless.
Parazaider said he just put the band together to make a living while he was angling to get a gig with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. I guess this changed after a few years of success!
I'm ashamed I don't know the name of the drummer, but he's better than anyone else I can think of. Perfect timing and he almost looks bored with it, it's so effortless. The only other drummer I've ever seen play like that is Don Henley.
@Feerulace. that's beneath you man.....no need to be disrespectful others for your own confidence boost or acceptness from society.i urge you to change your ways...it'll only do justic with you and your surrounding.
forgive my english...as im tired and its not my mothers tongue
To the new generation: This is talent. It's too bad like everything else in this great Country of ours, there is no fore-thought, it's all about money and being famous. These guys didn't even have to try to be famous. One of the top 5 all time greatest bands ever...
@fluxerflixer1 amazing, all this without tempo-logic comand synth computers, drum machine beat composers, or sample sequencers? must have been really fun back in the day "makin" music
@fluxerflixer1 I was just thinking that when I was listening to this and I could not agree with you more. They have few equals in their field that's for sure.
It's like being in an artist's studio when they are creating great works of art. For someone who wasn't around when this was brand new, clips like this just serve to remind me that this music doesn't simply "come" from radio speakers or a record or CD. This stuff has to be written, arranged and perfected. This is another great performance by Chicago.
I love Pete Cetera ( I named my fish after him & I dated my ex simply because he looked just like him -but he couldn't sing ? ! ) But I also loved Terry Kath, and Robert Lamm. A band with many talented people !!!
@jaywhofan "....strange way of singing"... You mean that clenched jaw way..he's been singing like that ever since his face got busted up in that fight he had at a Cubs/Dodgers game...back in '70 i think?
@Trashfished Peter is a longtime Cubs fan. He and Walt were at a game at Dodger Stadium during the height of the Vietnam war (I believe it was 1969) and they had "hippie" hair and clothes. Unfortunately, four Marines took exception to their look and their team choice. He had his jaw broken in three places and after leaving the hospital went out on tour because it was one of the first major tours for the band. He has commented that he continued singing that way even after his jaw was healed.
Peter Cetera was really laying it down on the vocals on this-Terry Kath had that hippie sounding voice-lol He truly was the 'soul' of Chicago-& one hell of a guitarist-even if Jimi Hendrix said so -The horn section did its usual magic & finally Danny Seraphine was devastating on the drums -wow!
While they were never the same after Terry, they remain (with T.O.P.) the ONLY R & R BRASS band to survive what has been left of the music-business. Even with both Terry, and later Peter no longer being part of this iconic band, they remain one of my favorites of all time. I only wish I could have joined them when they were cruising the Caribbean a few years ago. Imagine being able to see them truly up close and personal on the high-seas!!!
@aeodfw thats silly to say... great musicians are still out there being born everyday that can play better than Terry Kath... its the music industries that are fucked up.
great vid.they could do it all.they mixed jazz and rock without getting hokey.jimmi hendrix once said that terry cath was the best guitarist he had ever heard.he never stops.he just had this flow.everything he did was perfect.guitarist didnt have that crunchy tone back then.terry was about 20yrs ahead of his time.a huge loss.thanx for the post
Music! I absolutely love it. All these instruments playing together making the best noise I have ever heard. Peter Cetera has a voice of a god. Thank god for classic rock and oldies! I am obsessed with this kinda music.
Most comments make me laugh for this. They seem to be getting weaker everyday because they want to suck the life out of people who appreciate this. Sycophants- probably from Chicago and they way they feel they KNOW they can suck blood out of a turnip! Great politcs- thanks for sharing the Chicago way. If you can do for the country what you did with the Cubs, God something you- I'll let God decide. Feel stronger every day on your own, leave us who know who what love is to rule the world.
My late uncle went to school with Peter Cetera. I found out many years ago when we were looking through old High School year books at my Grandparents house. I was I think I was a senior at the time and was floored to learn that after all those years. It is also the 32nd anniv of Terry Kath's passing is in two days. I remember being in Mid terms when we heard. Ironic how I ran accross this video through a old high school friends posts.
This song has inspired me in my recovery from brain surgery. Music heals, and helps me get through the tough times. Love the brass and the keys in this tune! Thank you!
This location (Caribou Ranch) deserves to be declared a historical site by the US government. So much musical history went on and was made there. Chicago's live performances from there should prove that.
@Opqosite I Agree totally, escpecially at the fade out, or outro.That relentless Ride Cymbal.This version is actually better than the album version, you hear Everyone clearly--especially TK's guitar.On the album it is eq'd so damn much that it is barely audible
My favorite Chicago song of all time. Gives me the chills everytime I listen to it. Rush is my all time favorite band but these guys rank in the top 10. This is the way music SHOULD be. Period.
@torontotank LOL itsw techqniqie to the s's and P's are balances and they wont Hiss and Pop as you sing in the studio. if you notice some vocalicists will use a"pop Filter "a small screen in front of the Vocan mike to cut the sharper tones,LOL-- so thats why he looks like he is squeezind his moulth shut-hee!!
I'm not 100% sure that this is totally live in the studio, but I do know that they're not lip synching/playing to the album track here. The differences are clear. And yes, they sound great on this version!
It's funny how great film editing fools people into thinking bands are playing live when they clearly (from the sound, which is too good) aren't. It's like people forget what live music really sounds like. (Basically, not very good.) It's the difference between eating mustard, or eating mustard powder, with the live stuff being the powder.
Sorry, this one, for the most part, is all live. However, when they hit the double time section at the end (with the "Feelin Stronger Every Day repeating) , Cetera is singing live, but they have him going along with a pre-recorded track of himself. The horns seem to be double-tracked at the end as well.
In the beginning of the video, before the music starts, Terry Kath says I think it needs to be brought down, it,s really F..kin Loud, just a legend, God I miss Him
@shawnlocke We stick together on that. Notice, no vocal/pitch enhancement machines. Just pure ability and talent. This was one of the great songs of my early grade school years.
They weren't recording here. The song was already in the can. They were playing live in the studio, though. More of a rehearsal for the upcoming TV special. And even this was sweetened in post-production. They added the recorded horn parts to the live portion of the performance. It made for a nice segment of the show.
Listen for Terry while Guercio is talking in the beginning..."I don't know man. It sounds really f---ing loud."
Great shots of everyone in the band here. What memories - watching this on TV and not leaving the room during commercials for fear I'd miss something.
@TonySopranowhoisgay DannySeraphine used to have Gay hot tub patys with Wink Martindale,Charles Nelson Reilly,Robert Reed,Paul Lynde,Dick Sargent,Jay Ferguson,Rusty Staub,Gene Rayburn,Johnny Bench,Dick Pole,Leo Sayer,Bob Welch back in the 70;s,strickly in the closet you know...but Danny Seraphine is currently engaged to Skunk Baxter and I hear they plan to adopt a little faggott baby boy and name him Truman Capote.
IfYouThinkItsButter 5 days ago
R.I.P. Peter Cetera 1944-2012
YourKutscheetStinks 1 week ago 2
@YourKutscheetStinks WTF kind of comment is this?
mrosenmeier 6 days ago
@mrosenmeier Peter Cetera was recently diagnosed with the Aids virus....see ya later faggott!!
YourKutscheetStinks 6 days ago
@YourKutscheetStinks how did Peter Cetera die?I heard that he recently wed leo Sayer at a gay church in Downers Grove,Illionois?
IfYouThinkItsButter 5 days ago
@IfYouThinkItsButter he's not dead...this guy is a douche!
babyletscruise66 4 days ago
@babyletscruise66 Peter Cetera died from Aids is the rumor I hear.
IfYouThinkItsButter 3 days ago
@IfYouThinkItsButter yes,Peter Cetera is dead but the family is keeping it a secret
SlapDickInYourMouth 2 days ago
That Hammond Organ is sooooooo kewl!!!
guitarmarcelo 1 week ago
In rural places band was called "Chicago Et Cetera"
BrokenneckYgor 1 week ago
@huskerspew amen to that thankgod my mom introduced me to these guys when i was young and other great older bands and im 20 now
sexybabe09able 2 weeks ago
chicago is one of my ultamt fav bands of all time and always will chicago is very soulfull and lively and they always bring a smile to my face when im down or just there for my enjoyment i love chicago <3
sexybabe09able 2 weeks ago
Theme song for Bosnian hit movie "Dracula Meets the Servians"
BrokenneckYgor 2 weeks ago
Why are homos discussed in every post? Although all of the greatest artists in history have been gay, it's no reason to harp on the subject.
BrokenneckYgor 3 weeks ago
I remember reading a Terry Kath interview shortly before he died. Interviewer mentioned Kath was now a world-reknown guitarists & that it would be natural for him to go off on his own in a band featuring him alone, focusing on guitars (mainly his) more towards rock, dropping the horn sound that made Chicago famous. Kath replied that he would never want to be in a band without a complete horn section, & that was what he loved about their music. I felt that showed true character.
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@TonySopranowhoisgay And your point is? What would that matter? Sounds like you are afraid of gays? Sad...and cowardly
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GeneUs1 1 month ago
Who is singing?
AllTimeKatelynO 1 month ago
@AllTimeKatelynO - PETER CETERA IS SINGING
OBEONE2424 1 month ago
Not all of todays music was made to sit back in an armchair and enjoy. Most of todays music is made for dancing in clubs for 5 hours and just having fun. But when was the last time anyone in here was at a club till 4 am dancing all night? Besides, today there are more great talented bands than ever! 5 seconds on Google confirms this. Music isn't a popularity contest and certainly not a talent contest. Its just about what moves YOU.
Scolecite 1 month ago
The horns and the drums are just plain sick!!!
dieselemt 1 month ago
Great to see footage of actual performance in studio, not lip sync overdub bs.. Got to see these guys, plus Zepplin, Who, Stones.
DukeofWild 1 month ago 2
I really wish I wasn't born in the 80's. I would have loved to have seen these guys perform, this song is Incredible.
cykomaton13 1 month ago
This really makes me loathe music made in the last twenty years; maybe longer. (Old) Chicago friggin' rocks!
pete7138 1 month ago 2
Thanks for posting this tune I remember listening to stuff like this in the back of my dad's Chevy Impala.
MCguit88 2 months ago
Talent, depth, harmony...youve all said it before...
capnbley 2 months ago
As of Nov. 17th, 2011, there are at least 12 extremely deaf and dumb people who watched this video.
Such a shame that they can't enjoy such an amazing piece of pop music.
gtrdave 2 months ago 2
Mr Cetera sure can sing almost as good as his brother.
monzavideo 2 months ago
This is Pure Talent. In the original video, they played this song and stopped seconds after they started. I think they wanted to make sure the sound was good. But as you can see, they finished the song perfectly in one take. These were the good old days...
Krikthomer 2 months ago 2
I'm definitely feeling stronger now that I watched that - thanks so much, Parkwaymania!
anczelowitz 2 months ago
I never knew Peter played the bass. Very McCartney-like bass line on this!!!!
ironcitydevildog 2 months ago
Righteousness and inspiration are two key ingredients when experiencing such epic sounds...gotta love these classic ass tunes man, it's where it's at
Herbalskankin 2 months ago
Gods
skot66 2 months ago
These guys were born to be together. Their talents seem to compliment and augment each others. Each has such a unique voice but when put together create one beautiful sound. Few bands with such depth of talent.
probrojeffro 2 months ago
Every time I watch this (and I watch it every day), I fall more in love with Peter Cetera.
bs92349 3 months ago
They don't make em like they use too.
xhardcorechicx 3 months ago
I do my lil' shrug dance (Cetera!), when i'm driving with this song on repeat & full blast! and that is how i roll......
taurus2leo 3 months ago
Yes there are a lot of differences in this music, and the music of today,
Only and idiot would argue there wasn't,
But in my opinion, the main difference:
These guys actually play the instruments, and they can sing.
No synth, no drum machines, no autotune.
How do you see a live show of something that is pre-recorded anyway?
TheOrangeRoad 3 months ago 2
My favorite lineup wit Cetera, Kath and Lamm trading off on lead vocals each such different sound but all great!
johnnykov 3 months ago
I love how nobody comments on how the music makes them FEEL. This song makes me think of how much my love for my boyfriend grows every day. :)
jamielovesgoonies 3 months ago
@jamielovesgoonies (He's going on deployment and I'm stationed far away, but we're going to have to part and stay strong)
jamielovesgoonies 3 months ago
Comparing Eminem to Britney Spears is a top comment? Have you listened to Eminem?
zofspade 3 months ago
amazing, all this without tempo-logic comand synth computers, drum machine beat composers, or sample sequencers? must have been really fun back in the day "makin" music
baychecks100 3 months ago
@Feerulace hey man you can't say Eminem is a "clown" because he is probably the best rapper who raps about life not other shyt
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1969 because it happened weeks before the landing on the Moon in July.Peter had written@ hearing Walter Cronkite remark,' Where do we go from here,'while he was laying in a hospital bed healing his jaw,the title of one of his songs he wrote-think first one actually.It's a shame he managed to collectively piss off the Board of the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame w/some less than respectable remarks & the rest of them have had to suffer for it. At the very least they could induct Terry posthumously.
libralady1010 4 months ago
1969 because it happened weeks before the landing on the Moon in July.Peter had written@ hearing Walter Cronkite remark,' Where do we go from here,'while he was laying in a hospital bed healing his jaw,the title of one of his songs he wrote-think first one actually.It's a shame he managed to collectively piss off the Board of the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame w/some less than respectable remarks & the rest of them have had to suffer for it. At the very least they could induct Terry posthumously.
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carina2244 4 months ago
@carina2244 Hey!Before Peter"found religion"-nothing wrongw/that [how he can have Senna,not marry her mother is beyond me.Lots of people have done it.My 2 nieces-toddlers-were at my brothers' wedding.]Before Peter found religion he could be very crass & quite often.Made his remarks personal,saying some awful things@Jan Wenner-Rolling Stone,then does his 'so sad too bad 'bit w/the Machivellian David Foster,then Foster writes a nasty book.You're so right: Let's NOT forget Bobby and everyone else!
libralady1010 3 months ago
Yeah, living in the moment...Was so different back then.
sandncee 4 months ago
This is groovy in the extreme!
muggymug 4 months ago
Can't get enough listens to this. Very addicting. Was this the session when this was recorded. (Not the take, obviously, but the session?)
muggymug 4 months ago
@GeorgeCarlinIsInHell Is this morbid prediction?
pimpyourhideontube 4 months ago
when i run XC this is my theme!
kingbob3009 4 months ago
my favorite lineup
Kath, Cetera, Lamm, Serrafino, Pankow...3 great singers and a couple of great writers, all great musicians! Sorry for the spelling in case I butchered a few!
johnnykov 4 months ago
Tight, top notch, excellent musicians, real talent... not this non melodic grunge noise stuff your hear today. These guys were mesmerizing!
Then, it was all about the music, now, it's all about the image (if you can even call it that)
Example, every Chris Daughtry song sounds the same
peace :)
haansgruber 5 months ago
Somehow this song never gets old! My favorite by them :-)
misslantana52 5 months ago
@GeorgeCarlinIsInHell
??? He is alive and well as far as I know!
cherrygirl67 5 months ago
Yeah. Where's the studio version?
mranamtip 5 months ago
So Peter Cetera was Justin Bieber's inspiration for his hair style?
huskerspew 5 months ago
AWESOME version of this song... started out as a"run-through" and they just couldn't stop!!!! turns into a GREAT ROCKING version ...they really start getting into it a couple of minutes into it... CHICAGO!!!!!!!
icemanq212 5 months ago 2
wow, what an awesome song
CasualGlance 5 months ago
why would this be the only track that in studio version has dissapeared from youtube? why let us see all these live tracks but not the studio version. same with ''even in the quietest moments''......any other supertramp song but that. wierd. sensless.
SplitSecondTowing 5 months ago
Parazaider said he just put the band together to make a living while he was angling to get a gig with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. I guess this changed after a few years of success!
333KAW 5 months ago
CLASSIC!
Marshall654B 5 months ago
I'm ashamed I don't know the name of the drummer, but he's better than anyone else I can think of. Perfect timing and he almost looks bored with it, it's so effortless. The only other drummer I've ever seen play like that is Don Henley.
hitcharide1 5 months ago
Neil Peart, Keith Moon.
mbilight 5 months ago
@hitcharide1 Danny Seraphine was Chicago's drummer from 1967 to 1990.
Milewskige 5 months ago
@hitcharide1 that is Danny Seraphine and you are right I love the drumming in this tune!
johnnykov 3 months ago
This is why I hate clowns like Eminem and Britney Spears so much.
Feerulace 6 months ago 27
@Feerulace. that's beneath you man.....no need to be disrespectful others for your own confidence boost or acceptness from society.i urge you to change your ways...it'll only do justic with you and your surrounding.
forgive my english...as im tired and its not my mothers tongue
1995yuda 2 months ago
@Feerulace
Don't hate, appreciate.
SteelerEagleFan 1 month ago
@Feerulace ...that's right, M and M should go back to where he belongs...the chocolate section of the local supermarket.
OnTheLibraryComputer 1 month ago
To the new generation: This is talent. It's too bad like everything else in this great Country of ours, there is no fore-thought, it's all about money and being famous. These guys didn't even have to try to be famous. One of the top 5 all time greatest bands ever...
fluxerflixer1 6 months ago 49
@fluxerflixer1 Well said.
jbjester1 3 months ago
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@fluxerflixer1 amazing, all this without tempo-logic comand synth computers, drum machine beat composers, or sample sequencers? must have been really fun back in the day "makin" music
baychecks100 3 months ago
@fluxerflixer1 You sound like my dad, btw I'm 50 y.o. LOL!!
TheRonaldo666 1 month ago
@fluxerflixer1 They have total mastery over their instruments. As you said, "This is talent."
munchichi123 1 month ago
@fluxerflixer1 I was just thinking that when I was listening to this and I could not agree with you more. They have few equals in their field that's for sure.
MrB17FlyingFortress 3 weeks ago
Timeless high class music!
ThePreciousguitar87 7 months ago 4
Wow, did these musicians actually play their own instruments? With no hip hop soundtrack? :)
Caledonia62 7 months ago
Great song!
Natedawg2365 8 months ago
Epic! Thank you for posting this!
skedular 8 months ago
This is how its done young people
LoneStarBenF1995 8 months ago 3
@LoneStarBenF1995
Im 13 and I completely agree! I was born in the wrong era.
STUNNER9722 8 months ago 2
It's like being in an artist's studio when they are creating great works of art. For someone who wasn't around when this was brand new, clips like this just serve to remind me that this music doesn't simply "come" from radio speakers or a record or CD. This stuff has to be written, arranged and perfected. This is another great performance by Chicago.
TravelinBand747 8 months ago
This is the ultimate drum track.
koyunbaba73 8 months ago 2
@koyunbaba73 Totes.
thecitychicken 7 months ago
@thecitychicken..Back in the day musicians actually played their own music! That's why you know this shit rocked it out!!!!!!!!
emmtampa 7 months ago 3
I love Pete Cetera ( I named my fish after him & I dated my ex simply because he looked just like him -but he couldn't sing ? ! ) But I also loved Terry Kath, and Robert Lamm. A band with many talented people !!!
lakeladymel 8 months ago
This song could never get old. Still sounds great.
1crimm 8 months ago 4
Oh Please 12 people are soooo Weak!
cooldudebailey 8 months ago
fook yeah!!!
sabotaj 9 months ago
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OBEONE2424 9 months ago
Nothing like this music! Love it!
kidnurse1970 9 months ago
i know Chicago since they played 25 or 6 to 4.... still great
xsellsbrod 9 months ago
I love this shyte. so tight.
MrWolfsbmw 9 months ago
I love this shyte.
MrWolfsbmw 9 months ago
the outro is best right after a huge line
Justen1980 9 months ago
@Justen1980 :) Yep - right at 2:15
rogerbleck 4 months ago
Wow...Nice ! Now that`s what i call Real Music !!!
The One and Only Peter Cetera !
ChicagoCeteraEra 9 months ago
listen to those incredible horns...love it! You definitely don't hear that anymore.
dauntes27 10 months ago
There are 11 dislikes for this song....Question?..What the fuck are you doing here?
voodoocan4 10 months ago
Rip Peter Cetera 1947-2011.
FreeBlwJobJudyKhan 10 months ago
@FreeBlwJobJudyKhan Peter Cetera is not Judy. So... how bout that blowjob? :)
RangRing68 10 months ago
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@FreeBlwJobJudyKhan Peter Cetera is not dead Judy. So um.... how bout that blow job?
RangRing68 10 months ago
@FreeBlwJobJudyKhan Wow, i didn't know Peter died! So so sad. His voice was amazing!
envy187thuglife 10 months ago
@FreeBlwJobJudyKhan um...Peter Cetera is alive and well...great nick by the way...rolls eyes
traceww 9 months ago
Most underrated bands. Every peice of the band is flawless. They arent bands like this anymore. Its all money now.
UKBluegrassfan 10 months ago
Peter Cetera has a strange way of singing. lol
jaywhofan 10 months ago
@jaywhofan "....strange way of singing"... You mean that clenched jaw way..he's been singing like that ever since his face got busted up in that fight he had at a Cubs/Dodgers game...back in '70 i think?
taurus2leo 4 months ago
@taurus2leo For Real????
Trashfished 4 months ago
@Trashfished Peter is a longtime Cubs fan. He and Walt were at a game at Dodger Stadium during the height of the Vietnam war (I believe it was 1969) and they had "hippie" hair and clothes. Unfortunately, four Marines took exception to their look and their team choice. He had his jaw broken in three places and after leaving the hospital went out on tour because it was one of the first major tours for the band. He has commented that he continued singing that way even after his jaw was healed.
carina2244 4 months ago
@carina2244 Interesting! Well Peter sure made it work for him. Thank you for the info.
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Peter Cetera was really laying it down on the vocals on this-Terry Kath had that hippie sounding voice-lol He truly was the 'soul' of Chicago-& one hell of a guitarist-even if Jimi Hendrix said so -The horn section did its usual magic & finally Danny Seraphine was devastating on the drums -wow!
LoneStarBenF1995 10 months ago
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LoneStarBenF1995 10 months ago
is the singer terry kath????
JHONNYplatano 10 months ago
While they were never the same after Terry, they remain (with T.O.P.) the ONLY R & R BRASS band to survive what has been left of the music-business. Even with both Terry, and later Peter no longer being part of this iconic band, they remain one of my favorites of all time. I only wish I could have joined them when they were cruising the Caribbean a few years ago. Imagine being able to see them truly up close and personal on the high-seas!!!
specialone8 11 months ago
Very cool. ....A legendary song is born!.....thx for the post
CapnCrunch66 11 months ago
RIP Peter Cetera 1947-2011.
BlankFracksmokesdix 11 months ago 2
@BlankFracksmokesdix ???
liveandletsdive 11 months ago
@BlankFracksmokesdix MUST BE THINKING OF YOUR DAD PETER ????
glassof1966 10 months ago
Yup, there was once a day when there was not just great music being made, but unbelievably awesome music...like this tune.
greenblue1979 11 months ago
This is 100% gold and righteous. Love it!
knoxunflower1 11 months ago
They don't birth musician like this any more. This is great talent which does not exist these days. Old days. Nuff said.
aeodfw 11 months ago
@aeodfw thats silly to say... great musicians are still out there being born everyday that can play better than Terry Kath... its the music industries that are fucked up.
upyanuts 11 months ago
@upyanuts Of course there are musicians who are technically better, however, It's all about the vibe! That's why these guys are legends.
ezalburez 11 months ago
great vid.they could do it all.they mixed jazz and rock without getting hokey.jimmi hendrix once said that terry cath was the best guitarist he had ever heard.he never stops.he just had this flow.everything he did was perfect.guitarist didnt have that crunchy tone back then.terry was about 20yrs ahead of his time.a huge loss.thanx for the post
diagreen 11 months ago
Today... Music.... not synonymous!
loucarey62 11 months ago
I'm 22 years old, and I can say this is real
Music! I absolutely love it. All these instruments playing together making the best noise I have ever heard. Peter Cetera has a voice of a god. Thank god for classic rock and oldies! I am obsessed with this kinda music.
TheCross31 11 months ago
Most comments make me laugh for this. They seem to be getting weaker everyday because they want to suck the life out of people who appreciate this. Sycophants- probably from Chicago and they way they feel they KNOW they can suck blood out of a turnip! Great politcs- thanks for sharing the Chicago way. If you can do for the country what you did with the Cubs, God something you- I'll let God decide. Feel stronger every day on your own, leave us who know who what love is to rule the world.
TheHawkeyemark 11 months ago
Pete Ceterra looks so young in this video. Is this from the mid-1970s?
jwsf941 11 months ago
@jwsf941 1974
drunkattheparty 11 months ago
F@CKING Awesome
MyThrillKillKult 1 year ago
i didnt know david spade ever sang for chicago
celkins812 1 year ago
brings tears too my eyes this is so damn good it hurts
bhamss 1 year ago
This was some good music! Dang????!!!!!
Beadbud5000 1 year ago
Someday, maybe, I will possibly play my trombone that well. As for now, AWESOME!!!!!
Korban3 1 year ago
dang I meant 33rd. Keep forgetting it's 2011
663514 1 year ago
My late uncle went to school with Peter Cetera. I found out many years ago when we were looking through old High School year books at my Grandparents house. I was I think I was a senior at the time and was floored to learn that after all those years. It is also the 32nd anniv of Terry Kath's passing is in two days. I remember being in Mid terms when we heard. Ironic how I ran accross this video through a old high school friends posts.
663514 1 year ago
Peter Cetera Love you in Chicago and your voice is so good to listen with your eyes close...
maria3845 1 year ago
Very poignant stuff -It is awesome to hear that........music can truly change lives... hope you are soaking it all in !
nagee76 1 year ago
This song has inspired me in my recovery from brain surgery. Music heals, and helps me get through the tough times. Love the brass and the keys in this tune! Thank you!
jetbax13 1 year ago 2
This location (Caribou Ranch) deserves to be declared a historical site by the US government. So much musical history went on and was made there. Chicago's live performances from there should prove that.
draggardevir 1 year ago 2
i love the horns but to me the drums made this track
Opqosite 1 year ago 2
@Opqosite I Agree totally, escpecially at the fade out, or outro.That relentless Ride Cymbal.This version is actually better than the album version, you hear Everyone clearly--especially TK's guitar.On the album it is eq'd so damn much that it is barely audible
janemacdonnell1 1 year ago
Terry throwing in slide on this take is a real treat.
Vince1961 1 year ago 16
My favorite Chicago song of all time. Gives me the chills everytime I listen to it. Rush is my all time favorite band but these guys rank in the top 10. This is the way music SHOULD be. Period.
lancekasten 1 year ago 5
Horns.
probrojeffro 1 year ago
THIS IS SO GOOD SO MUCH TALENT
amcanmike 1 year ago
Such a great song. To bad music today sucks...
ILikeCheeze24 1 year ago
I think everyone is accustomed to bad concert sound, and such a clean sound from 35 years ago might throw the ear, but it is real!
renergutierrez 1 year ago
it's live. The pristine sound is due to the controlled studio environment, but there are plenty of clams and other live events. It's great!
renergutierrez 1 year ago
@renergutierrez Well said!
ToddSweeneyOnce 1 year ago
his mouth is wierd
torontotank 1 year ago
@torontotank LOL itsw techqniqie to the s's and P's are balances and they wont Hiss and Pop as you sing in the studio. if you notice some vocalicists will use a"pop Filter "a small screen in front of the Vocan mike to cut the sharper tones,LOL-- so thats why he looks like he is squeezind his moulth shut-hee!!
janemacdonnell1 1 year ago
@torontotank Sorry about the spelling , i did not read it, i cant type to save my life!!!!!
janemacdonnell1 1 year ago
what year was this?
taximan55 1 year ago
Nuff said!! lol
MrConman71 1 year ago
Great Band!!!! Buff said!
MrConman71 1 year ago
I'm not 100% sure that this is totally live in the studio, but I do know that they're not lip synching/playing to the album track here. The differences are clear. And yes, they sound great on this version!
ToddSweeneyOnce 1 year ago
It's funny how great film editing fools people into thinking bands are playing live when they clearly (from the sound, which is too good) aren't. It's like people forget what live music really sounds like. (Basically, not very good.) It's the difference between eating mustard, or eating mustard powder, with the live stuff being the powder.
rogueradish 1 year ago
@rogueradish
Sorry, this one, for the most part, is all live. However, when they hit the double time section at the end (with the "Feelin Stronger Every Day repeating) , Cetera is singing live, but they have him going along with a pre-recorded track of himself. The horns seem to be double-tracked at the end as well.
luke3jes 1 year ago
In the beginning of the video, before the music starts, Terry Kath says I think it needs to be brought down, it,s really F..kin Loud, just a legend, God I miss Him
2564mandy 1 year ago 3
That actually sounds like the one they laid to vinyl.
msrebel54 1 year ago
Freaking AMAZING video!! Thanks for the upload, I miss Terry Kath SO much he was the best!
russwho1 1 year ago 3
How could anybody "Dislike" this song or video?
diapertommy 1 year ago 4
One the best groups ever, the sound mix of brass and guitar was pure genious
filmrat 1 year ago 4
@filmrat
amen man, the brass is so tight, makes me realize how music today is trash
shawnlocke 1 year ago 60
@shawnlocke We stick together on that. Notice, no vocal/pitch enhancement machines. Just pure ability and talent. This was one of the great songs of my early grade school years.
DTM1864 11 months ago
@shawnlocke The WHOLE BAND is tight!!! This wasn't even the take that made it to the album!
Milewskige 5 months ago
They weren't recording here. The song was already in the can. They were playing live in the studio, though. More of a rehearsal for the upcoming TV special. And even this was sweetened in post-production. They added the recorded horn parts to the live portion of the performance. It made for a nice segment of the show.
tdelamont 1 year ago 3
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tdelamont 1 year ago
great song, Hadn't heard it in a long time. pretty cool how they record it in one take like that. nobody does that anymore. these guys were great!
Mustanghands 1 year ago
I never get tired of this song... 3:00 - 3:46 rocks!!
utahdrumtech 1 year ago
Listen for Terry while Guercio is talking in the beginning..."I don't know man. It sounds really f---ing loud."
Great shots of everyone in the band here. What memories - watching this on TV and not leaving the room during commercials for fear I'd miss something.
willard2729 1 year ago
wish i could have grown up in this era.this era/generation sucks so bad!!!!!!!
chrisnlee2001 1 year ago
I have is video on my I pod.... :-)
williamkatt81 1 year ago