Make Me Smile If You Leave Me Now Hard to Say I’m Sorry Love Me Tomorrow Beginnings Questions 67 and 68 Colour My World Glory of Love Will You Still Love Me Look Away I Don’t Wanna Live Without Your Love And so on and so on....
@@erickthomas325 Hard Habit to Break The end of Hard to Say I'm Sorry really tears me out of the song, but some people like it. The rest of the song is great. Also: Their Christmas album, Chicago 25 is interesting.
This was sung by Peter Cetera, lead singer of Chicago after he went out on his own. Love Chicago and Peter Cetera on his own. His voice is unmistakably beautiful!! ❤️🎵
This takes me back to my childhood in the early mid 80s especially this song right here 1984''. And thinking back on music i grew up on listening to in the 80s i always have vivid memories about where i was when i heard songs like this for the 1st time when they 1st came out back in the 80s🎶😎😎😎
It's good pop, and "If You Leave Me Now" is even better with Cetera as lead vocal - but old school Chicago fans will always prefer their earlier stuff, with that amazing brass section front and center.
Really old school Chicago fans view Terry Kath (guitar) as being front and center, not the brass/woodwinds section. Not only was he an amazing yet unsung guitarist, he was also a great singer, songwriter, and bandleader. But don't take my word for it! Watch their show at Tanglewood, 21 July 1970 -- an official video is available on TH-cam. The opening number, "Introduction," was written and sung by Kath. His abilities as a guitarist are put on display during "25 or 6 to 4," and his range of vocal abilities is probably best represented on the "Make Me Smile" suite (which includes "Colour My World."
Just brought my HS days back to me. I miss the love of my life from that time. Always will be my first and most special ❤️ love. Being a teenager in the early ‘80s was the best
Patricia Barkley I found mine again after 34 years two years ago and ours was the same deal. Timing. So many regrets. Always love him and he knows it. Both of us married to other people. 😢 I really believe real love is not like a light switch, it just doesn’t turn off if it’s real. It was and always will be the real thing 💜 He says the feelings are there for me too. We’ve promised to stay in touch and never lose touch again and we talk often but it still hurts
This song is the TRUE meaning of love. Since I was so much into the 80's music .... my husband and I chose this song to play for our first dance as newlyweds. I just couldn't find a better song to describe how I much I love my husband and how much he means to me. Today makes our 10th wedding anniversary and our love is just as strong as the first day we fell in love ❤❤❤
Love your reactions. Gotta do some original Chicago Transit Authority when Terry Kath was alive, one of the all time great guitarists. 60’s-70’s Chicago was much different from 80’s Chicago. Try “Beginnings”, “Make Me Smile”, “25 or 6 to 4” or “Feeling Stronger Every Day”. You won’t be sorry
"You've Got a Friend" "How Sweet it Is (to be loved by you)" "Your Smiling Face" "Fire and Rain" "If I Keep My Heart Out of Sight" All of them by James Taylor 🤘👌
I love seeing your reactions! It brings a smile to my face in these current crazy times! Music is my safe haven at the moment. Keep up the great work 💕
The 4 dislikes are probably the ones that insist this era of Chicago sucks 😂 People are entitled to their opinions of course, if you prefer their older music there's nothing wrong with that but that doesn't mean their later stuff was all bad. Yes I grew up during the time when Chicago was doing this type of music so it's very nostalgic for me, but I also grew up hearing stuff from every era, genre, etc before this. I happen to like Hard To Say I'm Sorry just as much as Saturday In The Park and vice versa! Regardless of which Chicago you prefer, we can ALL agree that there's nobody like them today and that younger generations need to know that there was amazing music around long before they were even thought of!
You would absolutely love Peter Cetera featuring Az Yet with “Hard To Say I’m Sorry”, you will not be disappointed. That specific version is a just a tad different from the original when Peter was still with Chicago but performed beautifully.
Enyotta Watkins It was really fun, doing all the harmonies and having different parts of the choir answering each other. I wish I would have appreciated it even more back then.
You kept saying that you’ve heard this hook before but can’t think of where. Have you seen ‘Deadpool’? Near the end, after he pulls the knife out of his head, he’s laying on the ground with Vanessa, just staring at her as a psychotropic vision plays out with this song playing over everything.
This was our first dance at our wedding !!! We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in August 2019 ! Thank you for helping to relive the memory again xx
I was raised in a strict house , we weren't allowed to listen to music on the radio, but I was allowed to be in the band at school, and I loved it, we played a song in high school called "25 or 6 to 4" later I found out who Chicago was, and that this was their song, it's my favorite.
I forgot this wonderful band and now I can go and rediscover them all over again thanks to you and your subscribers. It's a great gift to someone who has forgotten so much. Bless you all. Take care and stay safe please everyone Mary-Ellen UK
While Blood Sweat and Tears were always my favorite group, Chicago was a close second. My husband and I saved pennies to be able to afford every album by both groups when we were in college. Saw both groups in concert many, many times. Love this music!
Recorded right before Peter Cetera left Chicago... This was recorded 1984, and he embarked on his solo career in 1985. I'm hoping to sing this to my fiancee, but Cetera's range is stupid high in the tenor range, and I sing baritone, so.... Yeah, got some work to do.
Just a few Chicago tunes you MUST hear… ✌🏼😎👍🏼 "Just You And Me" "Saturday In The Park" "Dialogue pt. 1 and pt. 2" "What's The World Comin' To" "Question 67 And 68"
Hey Brother! Great comments from ya! 2 Words: PETER CETERA! He Was Frontman- Played Bass & Sung at the same time= Hard To Do. Rock God. Ballad Babe. 50 yr career with band * SOLO. He's been Solo Since the End of 84. This Song Came from Chicago 17. 1984! THEIR BEST. They toured like crazy that yr! If it were Not For Peter & David Foster- we would not be talking about Chicago Today. They Wrote all the songs for this album. Due to Robert Lamm & The 3 Drunk horns in extensive Rehab at the time.. They were headed down the tubes fast! Peters is Extremely Versatile! 70s 80s & 90s. Everybody says Steve Perry is the Best. I just voted Peter #1 for Frontman/AOR Male Vocalist of the 70s & 80s with Rolling Stone- Ultimate Classic Rock * Billboard. I could try and gather thousands from all over the world- to find his voice. Flat out wont happen! UNIQUE & DISTINCT. Among the 3 best tenors of Rock & Ballads. Check out CHICAGO 17 J!
This is new Chicago. Old Chicago will ring your bell! 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park... You got four maybe five albums before this one. (Four I think. I'll have to go look, I have them all with the exception of the Chocolat album which is...meh.)
Peter Cetera sings lead on this song. He also cut some solo music that is also awesome. Someone mentioned "The Glory of Love" from the "Karate Kid" Soundtrack. Sheer perfection. You might also check out: "25 or 6 to 4" and "If You Leave Me Now". As someone also mentioned, with Chicago, you can't go wrong.
Chicago has had several lead singers, but Peter Cetera's my favourite of them...such a distinctive sound, and then their harmonies behind him...Peter had a substantial solo career after leaving Chicago, too. There's a live concert recording of his featuring an entire symphony orchestra that's really impressive...
Chicago have many good song: 1. If You Leave Me Now 2. Hard To Say I'm Sorry 3. Will You Still Love Me 4. Glory Of Love (i don't know wether this is Chicago or single from the lead singer Peter Cetera) 5. Sonh for You
I grew up since '67 and I got rhythm by the time I was 6 months old. I like it LOUD! I've always loved Chicago! Sang every single song with a hairbrush until i got a play mic! You should just have jam sessions of nothing but their amazing work!
I am smiling watching you and groaning at the video.lol. When this came out there were no canned videos like this. Just live performances via concerts and albums and the disc jockey on the air. Peter Cetera vocals and the band. Match in heaven..
No more tears, Ozzy That's how much I feel, Ambrosia Long long time, Linda ronstadt Live to tell, Madonna (and watch At Close Range, a true story) Time after time, Cindy Lauper Baby comeback, Players Mama I'm coming home, Ozzy Reminiscing, little river band She's gone, Hall and oats Islands in the stream Summer breeze Sailing, Christpher cross Babe, Styx She's like the wind, Patrick Swayze (yes him, it's not amazing but it's worth hearing once at least)
You gotta hear "25 or 6 to 4," for sure, from their earlier stuff. "If you leave me now" is newer and a real tear jerker. And definitely hear "Saturday in the Park" from their early stuff. Brilliant.
I know some commented that they prefer 70s Chicago. I was born in ‘76, and I always preferred 80s Chicago. I have tried listening to their earlier stuff and just could never get into it. I guess it’s what you grew up with. Regardless, keep it up with the 80s! I love it. Try “Look Away” and “Hard to Say I’m Sorry/Get Away”.
Well actually they were Chicago Transit Authority, till they were made to change their name to Chicago by the way of a lawsuit filed by the Chicago Transit Authority in Chicago
This video doesn't have enough views for how great the song is! I bet most of his subscribers are probably young. The music today is listened to because of the beat. The music of yesterday spoke to your soul
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You can never go wrong with Chicago, or telling people that you love how much you feel about them. ❤️👍🏼
Make Me Smile
If You Leave Me Now
Hard to Say I’m Sorry
Love Me Tomorrow
Beginnings
Questions 67 and 68
Colour My World
Glory of Love
Will You Still Love Me
Look Away
I Don’t Wanna Live Without Your Love
And so on and so on....
Chicago with Peter Cetera tho!
@@erickthomas325 Hard Habit to Break
The end of Hard to Say I'm Sorry really tears me out of the song, but some people like it. The rest of the song is great.
Also: Their Christmas album, Chicago 25 is interesting.
🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
A true 80's classic right here my friends.
This was sung by Peter Cetera, lead singer of Chicago after he went out on his own. Love Chicago and Peter Cetera on his own. His voice is unmistakably beautiful!! ❤️🎵
This is still Chicago. It was on either Chicago 17 or 18 album.
Peter Cetera the lead singer had a solo called Glory of love and its awesome
If you leave me now, big hit from Chicago and a beautiful song.
Glory of Love - peter"s best song. From the Karate Kid 2 soundtrack.
Otter great song
one of my all time favorites, gorgeous song!
Used this song in cobra kai.
This takes me back to my childhood in the early mid 80s especially this song right here 1984''. And thinking back on music i grew up on listening to in the 80s i always have vivid memories about where i was when i heard songs like this for the 1st time when they 1st came out back in the 80s🎶😎😎😎
You're such a lovely guy Jayvee. You really feel the depths of songs. This song is beautiful and you just get it.
I love this song!! Brings back so many memories of the 80's.💗💗💗
To think there are generations that don't know about all this great music. Keep up the great work. 🙌
My sons favourite Chicago song, he was always playing their Greatest Hits LP as a child, can't fault his taste (gets it from his mum)
You make this Momma smile! Love your sweet nature. God bless you
Power ballad perfection! 💞
It's good pop, and "If You Leave Me Now" is even better with Cetera as lead vocal - but old school Chicago fans will always prefer their earlier stuff, with that amazing brass section front and center.
Really old school Chicago fans view Terry Kath (guitar) as being front and center, not the brass/woodwinds section. Not only was he an amazing yet unsung guitarist, he was also a great singer, songwriter, and bandleader. But don't take my word for it! Watch their show at Tanglewood, 21 July 1970 -- an official video is available on TH-cam. The opening number, "Introduction," was written and sung by Kath. His abilities as a guitarist are put on display during "25 or 6 to 4," and his range of vocal abilities is probably best represented on the "Make Me Smile" suite (which includes "Colour My World."
Definitely the older stuff. 25 & 624!
I like the older stuff but this song and Will You Still Love Me and stuff from around that time is what I think of first.
Chicago one of my favorite groups,really good vocals by Peter Cetera
Just brought my HS days back to me. I miss the love of my life from that time. Always will be my first and most special ❤️ love. Being a teenager in the early ‘80s was the best
Janice Smith , I miss my first love too. The timing was always off. I still love him though. I have heard he feels the same. ❤️🌹❤️
Patricia Barkley I found mine again after 34 years two years ago and ours was the same deal. Timing. So many regrets. Always love him and he knows it. Both of us married to other people. 😢 I really believe real love is not like a light switch, it just doesn’t turn off if it’s real. It was and always will be the real thing 💜 He says the feelings are there for me too. We’ve promised to stay in touch and never lose touch again and we talk often but it still hurts
Excellent song. I saw them in concert and they were great. I wasn’t so much of a fan until then. They are amazing. ❤️🌹❤️
This is from 1985's Chicago 17, which also contains the hits "Stay The Night" and "Along Comes A Woman".
I love Stay the Night is very good video Peter Cetera goes threw hell in this video.
I live in the Chicago suburbs, and I *love* the band Chicago. #100%TotallyAwesome 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
This song is the TRUE meaning of love. Since I was so much into the 80's music .... my husband and I chose this song to play for our first dance as newlyweds. I just couldn't find a better song to describe how I much I love my husband and how much he means to me. Today makes our 10th wedding anniversary and our love is just as strong as the first day we fell in love ❤❤❤
Peter Cetera is awesome. Love your reactions man. One of the most authentic on TH-cam imo. I enjoy them
Love your reactions. Gotta do some original Chicago Transit Authority when Terry Kath was alive, one of the all time great guitarists. 60’s-70’s Chicago was much different from 80’s Chicago. Try “Beginnings”, “Make Me Smile”, “25 or 6 to 4” or “Feeling Stronger Every Day”. You won’t be sorry
I like the earlier era Chicago before they became a Love Song/Ballad band.
Me too!
"You've Got a Friend"
"How Sweet it Is (to be loved by you)"
"Your Smiling Face"
"Fire and Rain"
"If I Keep My Heart Out of Sight"
All of them by James Taylor
🤘👌
I love seeing your reactions! It brings a smile to my face in these current crazy times!
Music is my safe haven at the moment. Keep up the great work 💕
The 4 dislikes are probably the ones that insist this era of Chicago sucks 😂
People are entitled to their opinions of course, if you prefer their older music there's nothing wrong with that but that doesn't mean their later stuff was all bad. Yes I grew up during the time when Chicago was doing this type of music so it's very nostalgic for me, but I also grew up hearing stuff from every era, genre, etc before this. I happen to like Hard To Say I'm Sorry just as much as Saturday In The Park and vice versa! Regardless of which Chicago you prefer, we can ALL agree that there's nobody like them today and that younger generations need to know that there was amazing music around long before they were even thought of!
There are soooo many great Chicago songs.
Listen to...a hard habit to break! Chicago is awesome!
This was prety much played at every 80s wedding and early 90s wedding I ever went to. Still amazing.
Oh i haven't heard this in so long. One of my top favs of theirs.
You will LOVE watching and listening to Meatloaf singing
“ Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad” - find the video of him singing it live- you won’t be sorry!!!
That and I’d Do Anything For Love, (But I Won’t Do That) are my favorites
What a great group! I really enjoyed them, and all their big hits!! Bring on the good times!!
I love watching your reactions to the incredible music of my youth. Forgot how much I loved this song.
You would absolutely love Peter Cetera featuring Az Yet with “Hard To Say I’m Sorry”, you will not be disappointed. That specific version is a just a tad different from the original when Peter was still with Chicago but performed beautifully.
Iconic Chicago!!! Love it!!!
We would sing this in our high school choir. Our teacher was really into Chicago and Toto. 😄
Oh wow I would've loved that
Enyotta Watkins It was really fun, doing all the harmonies and having different parts of the choir answering each other. I wish I would have appreciated it even more back then.
Chicago is fantastic
When you love somebody till the end of time..💝🎼💝
Peter Cetera has a sick voice!!! Luv it!!
The voice of an Angel!!!! Do happy they were part of my life growing up!!!!💜🎶🎼🎵
You kept saying that you’ve heard this hook before but can’t think of where. Have you seen ‘Deadpool’? Near the end, after he pulls the knife out of his head, he’s laying on the ground with Vanessa, just staring at her as a psychotropic vision plays out with this song playing over everything.
The only thing I like about break ups is I will listen to lots of Chicago and it pulls me out of any funk
My late brother was the biggest Chicago fan ever, he knew all there was to know about this group, love and miss him every day!
This was our first dance at our wedding !!! We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in August 2019 ! Thank you for helping to relive the memory again xx
Woww ❣ Big congratz on your 25 th wedding anniversary!May ur 💕 grow stronger each day ... .🌺👏👏
Great band and music
That’s when MTV played videos day and night!
I was raised in a strict house , we weren't allowed to listen to music on the radio, but I was allowed to be in the band at school, and I loved it, we played a song in high school called "25 or 6 to 4" later I found out who Chicago was, and that this was their song, it's my favorite.
We played that song in my high school band, too. Syncopation nightmare, but fun nonetheless.
I forgot this wonderful band and now I can go and rediscover them all over again thanks to you and your subscribers. It's a great gift to someone who has forgotten so much. Bless you all. Take care and stay safe please everyone Mary-Ellen UK
💙Chicago!!Especially their stuff from the 60's and 70's.
Love Chicago. Love this song.
My favorite Chicago song! Ahhhhmazing!
Chicago has a Song with the Beach Boys called "Wishing You Were Here".It is absolutely beautiful.
When a song truly had meaning 💕
While Blood Sweat and Tears were always my favorite group, Chicago was a close second. My husband and I saved pennies to be able to afford every album by both groups when we were in college. Saw both groups in concert many, many times. Love this music!
This grandma loves your videos! Music brings back so many great memories. Thanks!
Another one with Peter Cetera's vocals is Just You And Me!!
Recorded right before Peter Cetera left Chicago... This was recorded 1984, and he embarked on his solo career in 1985. I'm hoping to sing this to my fiancee, but Cetera's range is stupid high in the tenor range, and I sing baritone, so.... Yeah, got some work to do.
Just a few Chicago tunes you MUST hear…
✌🏼😎👍🏼
"Just You And Me"
"Saturday In The Park"
"Dialogue pt. 1 and pt. 2"
"What's The World Comin' To"
"Question 67 And 68"
What a voice ❤❤❤🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽❤❤❤
Hey Brother! Great comments from ya! 2 Words: PETER CETERA! He Was Frontman- Played Bass & Sung at the same time= Hard To Do. Rock God. Ballad Babe. 50 yr career with band * SOLO. He's been Solo Since the End of 84. This Song Came from Chicago 17. 1984! THEIR BEST. They toured like crazy that yr! If it were Not For Peter & David Foster- we would not be talking about Chicago Today. They Wrote all the songs for this album. Due to Robert Lamm & The 3 Drunk horns in extensive Rehab at the time.. They were headed down the tubes fast! Peters is Extremely Versatile! 70s 80s & 90s. Everybody says Steve Perry is the Best. I just voted Peter #1 for Frontman/AOR Male Vocalist of the 70s & 80s with Rolling Stone- Ultimate Classic Rock * Billboard. I could try and gather thousands from all over the world- to find his voice. Flat out wont happen! UNIQUE & DISTINCT. Among the 3 best tenors of Rock & Ballads. Check out CHICAGO 17 J!
So amazing. I love the vocals in this. Pretty powerful, emotionally. Good reaction
You can never go wrong playing a Chicago song. Best group ever and the lead singer Peter Cetera is absolutely the best singer ever.
SO MUCH GREAT MUSIC!
Songs like this one would sometimes play on an intercom before a drive-in movie would start.
PETER CETERA has an amazing voice ..and his range id flawless !!
If you were diggin' the Bee Gees and also this Chicago track--you need to check out Chicago's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry"
For sure the older Chicago is completely different than the newer Chicago... It's all good but the early stuff is just classic
This is new Chicago. Old Chicago will ring your bell!
25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park... You got four maybe five albums before this one. (Four I think. I'll have to go look, I have them all with the exception of the Chocolat album which is...meh.)
I agree!
70's Chicago music was the best!
This was my wedding dance song in 2000! Miss ya Big G xxx
Chicago was a great band. This was a great song. You should listen to their song If you leave me now. The lyrics and music are beautiful.
This was my Jr. Prom song in 1985, good memories.
You should listen to songs by survivor. Anything from Rocky IV. Also “the search is over”
No denying that voice.
This is in the 80s. Past their peak as a tighter edgier group. This is more POPpy
Peter Cetera sings lead on this song. He also cut some solo music that is also awesome. Someone mentioned "The Glory of Love" from the "Karate Kid" Soundtrack. Sheer perfection. You might also check out: "25 or 6 to 4" and "If You Leave Me Now". As someone also mentioned, with Chicago, you can't go wrong.
Thank you Jayee Vee, you should check them out in concert live, will not disappoint!
🎶💜❤🎤🎧🎸🎵🎹🎻🎺🎷🎸 from " Chicag💚" . ☝🙏🙌 Be Blessed.
Again u brought me back to my youth... this was a major hit back in the 1980's.
Oh yea
Pure talent.. I get it..
Chicago has had several lead singers, but Peter Cetera's my favourite of them...such a distinctive sound, and then their harmonies behind him...Peter had a substantial solo career after leaving Chicago, too. There's a live concert recording of his featuring an entire symphony orchestra that's really impressive...
Chicago have many good song:
1. If You Leave Me Now
2. Hard To Say I'm Sorry
3. Will You Still Love Me
4. Glory Of Love (i don't know wether this is Chicago or single from the lead singer Peter Cetera)
5. Sonh for You
Oh yay you already reacted to it! Thank you! :)))
I grew up since '67 and I got rhythm by the time I was 6 months old. I like it LOUD! I've always loved Chicago! Sang every single song with a hairbrush until i got a play mic! You should just have jam sessions of nothing but their amazing work!
This is mine & hubby’s ‘song’. We just celebrated our 35th anniversary on June 1st.
This was the opening dance at my wedding to my black wife... we both adored this song... and so fitting for our love....
I am smiling watching you and groaning at the video.lol. When this came out there were no canned videos like this. Just live performances via concerts and albums and the disc jockey on the air. Peter Cetera vocals and the band. Match in heaven..
No more tears, Ozzy
That's how much I feel, Ambrosia
Long long time, Linda ronstadt
Live to tell, Madonna (and watch At Close Range, a true story)
Time after time, Cindy Lauper
Baby comeback, Players
Mama I'm coming home, Ozzy
Reminiscing, little river band
She's gone, Hall and oats
Islands in the stream
Summer breeze
Sailing, Christpher cross
Babe, Styx
She's like the wind, Patrick Swayze (yes him, it's not amazing but it's worth hearing once at least)
"Live to Tell" and "Papa Don't Preach" both of these were great Madonna tunes :))
your gotta hear " if you leave me now" or hard habit to break
You gotta hear "25 or 6 to 4," for sure, from their earlier stuff. "If you leave me now" is newer and a real tear jerker. And definitely hear "Saturday in the Park" from their early stuff. Brilliant.
Very, Very overlooked but "Along comes a woman" one of my favorite of theirs
TOP NOTCH.....Peter Cetera (lead singer ) has some range and always east to listen to . he did vocals for Karate Kid 2 movie ...2 thumbs up on this **
Saturday In The Park, check it out.
I know some commented that they prefer 70s Chicago. I was born in ‘76, and I always preferred 80s Chicago. I have tried listening to their earlier stuff and just could never get into it. I guess it’s what you grew up with. Regardless, keep it up with the 80s! I love it.
Try “Look Away” and “Hard to Say I’m Sorry/Get Away”.
Well actually they were Chicago Transit Authority, till they were made to change their name to Chicago by the way of a lawsuit filed by the Chicago Transit Authority in Chicago
Nothing like the 70's & 80's Played Hard, Worked hard.
Try old school Chicago Transit Authority Jay. " Introduction", "Poem 58", and "South California Purples"
Check out Bruce Hornsby material "The way it is", "Mandolin Rain", and "Every Little Kiss"
Great songs from them
Amazing song. Amazing band. Check out ‘The Only One’ featuring Lenny Kravitz!
This video doesn't have enough views for how great the song is! I bet most of his subscribers are probably young. The music today is listened to because of the beat. The music of yesterday spoke to your soul
This song was also referenced toward the end of Dead Pool.