Chicago - Scrapbook

Dortmund, Germany 1982.

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Music

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• chicago
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• chris
• pinnick
• robert
• lamm
• peter
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• walter
• parazaider
• musik
• dortmund

[1hakon]

With Donnie Dacus it appears as good and groovy as with

the unforgotten Terry Kath (1977). This perforamnce is

a bit faster but in doubt here at this concert the brass

guys are playing more to the point. I love both versions! Thank you for having posted it!

[juantoletemex]

Donnie Dacus played guitar for about 2 years with Chicago (1978-80). Chris Pinnick performs in this concert. Thank you!!

[SJPtrombone]

Chicago 2.0 firing on all cylinders. I'm liking the tweaked horn arrangments, and if Pinnick isn't Kath, he's pretty d*** close.

Saw this live in '82 or '83 in Poughkeepsie, NY (remember the 'Chicago's Back' T-shirts?)....Very cool then and now.

[terrykathforever]

I´m a Terry fan forever, but Chris Pinnik as the only guitar player after Terry, had real "Balls".

He never tried to copy him, but played is as off!

Great Guy!

[planeagain]

This is a real jewel. Robert's performance is very powerful and this song is one of my favorites from Chicago X, I think the most personal as a band they did. I actually have the original music score for piano and guitar from that album. Good for Chris, is there a perfomance of this song featuring Terry? Gracias y felicidades!!!

[bibchr]

@scribbled309 "..." Kath is an artist: unchained, unpredictable, dangerous."

Well-said. I didn't appreciate it sufficiently at the time. Hindsight's something, innit?

[plusplusfort]

Great band. Great tune. And Lamm's just soooo hot singing it here.

[scribbled309]

What's with Jimmy tying his shirt at the waist like a chick?

[cdadave83814]

Chris Pinnick may not be Terry Kath, but he's plenty good, and I wish he'd been brought into the band on a permanent basis, and Robert Lamm's voice can actually be heard on this live version, unlike the original version on Chicago 'X'.

[scribbled309]

Completely agree with you on this one. Pinnick is underrated; as a craftsman he's impeccable; love his solo on 'Sweet Marie.' But Kath is an artist: unchained, unpredictable, dangerous. And you're right: when I think of the Kath versions of this song (esp the Cosbee version), I think: sly.

[bibchr]

Gotta register a friendly disagreement with 1hakon. Loved Pinnick, very clean and talented - but his strum on this song is very mechanical and bloodless. Kath's is more sly and sassy; and his solo's vintage Terry. Advantage Kath.

[Mattbluhalofan]

He's a fantastic, and unfortunately underrated guitarist.

He actually suffered a heart attack hears after his tenure with Chicago. FORTUNATELY, he got a heart transplant, and wound up losing 100 pounds. My blood ran cold when I first heard of it.