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What amazing stage presence from an amazing musical talent. G-d's gift to the world.

P.S.- Please rejoin Chicago for the 50th anniversary in 2017. The world is starved for this. This would be bigger than any Beatle's reunion ever could be. And make sure Danny joins you.

Peter Cetera can do no wrong. He is a true musical genius.

I'm dreaming about a reunion for the 50th anniversary of Chicago where Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine rejoin the band. It's okay to dream, isn't it? Peter, put aside your differences and do for the love of G-d and everything right in this world.

That doesn't look like Walt Parazaider. Who's the imposter?

BTW, Lou Pardini is great on this song and others.

My earliest hockey memory. I think Boston beat the Leafs 10-0 that night. I was only 6 years old and I watched it at my grandparents apartment with the rest of my family. Does anyone know where I can get a hold of this entire game? Thanks.

This is my earliest hockey memory... Watching Kennedy fighting just about everybody. I was only 6 years old and I watched it at my grandparents home. Does anybody know where I can get a copy of this game?

Looking forward to Cetera and Seraphine reuniting with Chicago in 2017 for the 50th anniversary. Let's hope the dream becomes a reality.

I don't agree with Keith's singing ability. He doesn't have good vocal range. This song is handled much more competently by Lou Pardini. I saw both perform this song live 4 days apart in Toronto and Lou definitely gets my vote. Keith should stick to his respectable guitar playing.

@siroptimistic No I actually meant Keith Howland. Howland did in fact sing Old Days for the first concert and he did it poorly in my view. I've watched some old videos of Champlin (never saw him live) and definitely agree with you that he wasn't quite right on the pop tunes. I'm looking forward t...

Thank G-d for Lou Pardini. His vocal talents justify this band continuing to entertain throngs of people for the foreseeable future. I saw them twice recently in Toronto and loved every minute of the concert. Love you guys.

re @drhey19:

Lou Pardini isn't annoying. You can't bring Terry Kath back to life. Would your rather Chicago never perform again? I'd like you to try singing that song. Good luck.

Why is there no original video of this on You Tube? Common folks, Hello? This one was one of the bests. Someone's gotta post the original Cetera version. Sorry, but Howland shouldn't be singing lead on this one. He simply can't hit the notes. Just sayin' :)

This is one hell of a great song that really highlights the talents of each individual. This is really The Bee Gees at their absolute soulful best. It really doesn't get any better than this.

I'm going to Massey Hall to see them. I can't wait. Okay, they're not the same without Cetera, but...still one hell of a great band. One of the all time greats.

I saw him perform this song at Madison Square Gardens. They are all class acts maybe especially Nigel Olsson.

Filled with passion, innocence and nostalgia. Really tugs at the heartsrings.

Brilliant version. Alison Wheeler does total justice to this song. Briana should be proud. Hemingway's lost a bit of his edge, though, sadly.

I miss you guys so much. My favourite concert in Toronto was seeing you guys. I kept my girlfriend in suspense all week and when she found out what we were seeing, well, it was really something special. B.S. did not disappoint whatsoever.

Saw them at Molson Amp in Toronto late last night. They've probably aged better than most of their contemporaries. They're quality musicians and storytellers. They're complete human beings who we are very fortunate to have with us on this Earth.

Nigel Olsson was brilliant especially in this number.

Did anyone ever stop and consider that Zal was so high on whatever he was taking at the time that led to his extreme goofiness?

What a class act she is.

A three hour Elton John concert is worth it. The man is a legend. He was also so modest by asking the audience to please allow him to sing a few numbers with Leon Russell. The 8 songs with Leon Russell were new to me but I developed an appreciation for them as the concert wore on.Of course the E...

Must have watched this about 100 times in Bratislava in 1991 when I was over there teaching English shortly after Communism ended. Fun Radio, Rock FM Radio, etc.. Great times; so glad I went. Memories live on forever...Thanks Pavla forever.

Brings back memories of Dave Stieb (ace pitcher of the Blue Jays) striking out everyone and this sound byte would come on: "U Can't Touch This". It spoke volumes then as it does now.

This was a huge video in Bratislava in February of 1991. I was teaching English, I had a Czech girlfriend and I was in heaven.

Great song from January of 1991.

What a voice and what beautiful people enjoying one of G-d's gifts to the world.

Breathtaking...

This performance foreshadows the magic that was yet to come. You could just tell from this that they were destined for greatness.