Chicago - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Official Audio)
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- Official audio for Chicago - "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" from 'Chicago Transit Authority' (1969)
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When I was 12, I begged my much older brother, whom I was visiting out of town, to buy me this 45 rpm single. Instead, he bought me the whole CTA album. My mind was blown, and the rest is history...a 50 year love affair with this bands incredible music was born.
What a great older brother!💗
Wow. What a great brother he is. I am reading crying and I salute him even though I may never get to him and may God Bless him. 💖
Your brother is a legend.
You're as old as me. The greatest hits album is a lifelong companion. If not there something wrong with you
Yeah I think I was about 11 or 12 to then great song still love it.
Those instruments are killing it. Who would thought someone singing about something so simple as time, would become a masterpiece.
Time is not simple at all.
The good old days when music was music 🎶🎶🎶😅🎶🎶
Here tuche for an honest ti giodness not opinion more like truth from a genuine music appritiation individule cpreza
Amen!
@charlenepreza5555 what the hell did you type? Did you have a mini stroke?
My grandmother and grandfather said the same thing in 1967
This tune is over 50 years old and still sounds fresh and crisp.
As I was walking down the street!! Yes!!😀🥰
some of us old'n's can still rock it ;-)
You are absolutely correct. The music is timeless and the CTA album is a true masterpiece.
Rice crisp if anything
I remember the first time I heard the full song with the piano introduction, it made me like the song even more. Radio stations never played the complete version. The radio stations in my area hardly played Chicago songs anyway.
I’ve never felt Chicago got the recognition they deserved. Took what seemed like a lifetime to finally be inducted into the Rocknroll Hall of fame.
Just an absolute shame Terry is no longer with us to participate. I was fortunate enough in 1976 to see my first Chicago concert with all the original members. It will always be my most memorable for another reason also.
Yes, indeed I still love this band's sound. It is 2024 and I am still a fan. A few nights ago I watched a documentary about them. Their story is amazing with some sad times. They finally were inducted into the Rock/Roll Hall of Fame. I was born in 1950. I think the '60s and '70s had the best music.
Moi aussi je suis ne en 1950 en france j'adore la musique de chicago depuis le lycee et je leur suis fidèle, j'espere q'ils viendront en france en juillet 2024 ,un fan pour toujours.
They keep me young,and never die
This is obviously a masterpiece, but nobody ever talks about how fucking amazing the wrap on this track is. That horn outro is incredible.
It's all about the horns, baby!
🙌 Your post 📯 is amazing
The greatest American band..
the Brits refer to them as"the American Legend"
The Masterpiece!!!
J
Every generation ( until now) had something special about their music, but if you grew up in the 60's 70's and 80's?.... Holy smokes!!! What amazing music we had!!!!
Absolutely, the best eras ever!!!!!!
@penncentral --
Absolutely. I tell people that the best era of music was between 1964 -- the British invasion -- until right about 1990-ish, maybe 1992.
The 60's, 70's, and 80's were THE best era for music. The krappe produced today cannot hold a candle to the music of those good ol' days.
So.
Much.
Good.
Music.
My friend you have a real heart some people don't really say what's real & that was real the 1990 was cool as well.
You nailed it!!! So happy to be part of that...having grown up with GREAT music, not fancy costume performances, just PURE classy, classic talent!
That's subjective, every generation has something to take from it. Modern times are rough and so is the music. Hippies got replaced by hipsters and free spirits. By the way does anybody really know what time it is, does anybody really care?
Thanks To GOD, The Band Chicago, and TH-cam
Saw them in 1977 at the university of Notre Dame.
Camped out 3 days before tickets went on sale to get tickets.
Can’t believe my dad let a 17 year old kid camp out to buy tickets.
Great memories!!!
This band is just one of the reasons the 1970s is my FAVORITE decade for music!!!! WAY TO GO CHICAGO 👍😀😀👍
The best Era for all genre of music
I'm listening in February 2024. The absolute mastery of this band back in the 70s remains a wonder of the world
“Nobody really cares”…In 2024 I am listening to it, and while the Lord allows for me to be here I will continue to listen. Thank You, Chicago.
You mentioned "Lord" give thanks to him first. He allows you to hear. And He allowed The Band Chicago to be one of the greatest bands ever.
Keep on listening 😊
I don’t care neather!! ❤❤❤
@@elizabethsales1543neither
I'm here in 2024 and still loving it
One of the greatest bands in history. They bring me joy everytime I hear them. 😎🎺🎹🥁🎷
Xmas in Hollis
yes life affirming. philosophicall in it's matter of fact attitude who really knows what time it is in there indiviual life.? just because one is young doesn't mean they have a lot of time ahead of them .if thery are old doesn't mean there time is noticiable shortened. it's what you do with that time .
Terry Kath😣love him! He never got recognition but his daughter is fighting for that. God bless her
Terry kath will always be remembered.
Yes indeed, bless her. Terry Kath will always be remembered by the millions of Chicago fans❤❤
Jimmy knew
Yes, he did. Peter Cetera made sure of it. There's an interview on YT here They are talking about the good old days and how they felt Terry Kath must've known he was going to die young, bc he always played his guitar really fast, did everything he could possibly do...fast. setting up the stage, etc... he got his recognition. RIP Terry Kath.⚘❤🎵🎶
He DID get his recognition ppl. I saw and watched it!!! Terry Kath may 💙 ❤ you watch over all who love the Older Chicago songs 🎵
Was just suffering from a smallpopped blood vessel in my brain.. and the pain is extremely rough... But sitting in the shower with as much hot water I can take.. and listing to this song on loop.. it's like night and day.. pain becomes finally manageable Crazy what music can do for you In your time of need. Beautiful stuff amen
Hope you get well Soon. On between time, let this song be medicine for your soul. Get well soon.
You have my best wishes for a full and speedy recovery! In the meantime, keep listening to any music that eases your pain and brings you comfort. I've been a musician for well over four decades now, and I'm a very firm believer in the healing power of great music.😁
@@That70sGuitarist been great 👍 thank you so much, yeah crazy what music can do for you. For me it's medicine for sure. Appreciate that greatly
Get to a hospital you're having an aneurysm
The music is therapeutic and it’s great we have all the forms of media to contain and store their music for decades to come.
Boys blowing air through horns correated a masterpiece.
The best.
My husband and I were married in "72" we still have this album and listen to their music...and our grandsons too. They're 14 and 16...
That's good that you're giving your grandsons a listen to real music Norma as there's not much around these days,this is a great song though.
The family feel of this music is awesome
Every single note and beat of this song is pure genius!! These guys were so good, it's scary!!! The horns, the drumming, the singing, MAGICAL!! Saw them in concert in 1972, and again about 5 years ago. Still amazing!
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This is the first song Chicago ever tracked.
Así es 👍
I love this song the brass section. I was 14 years old. Love to dance to it. I put it on repeat. The 70's was the best time of my life.
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This actually came out firmly in the late 60s.
@@user-mx5ub9zf1k1970 is actually still 60s ... according to Georgian calendar 1971 kicked off the 70s decade.
PURE EAR CANDY ...... the closest thing to Heaven on earth is a Chicago tune!!!
YES! I Love it!!! Please take care!
Roger that for me more than 50 years later.
Oh my God, the memories. Dancing around the campfire, guys with ponytails, us in halter tops. I feel sorry for young people nowadays, no good times like that at all 😊
Oh my God, the memories. Dancing around the campfire, guys with ponytails, us in halter tops. I feel sorry for young people nowadays, no good times like that at all 😊
I remember my first time hearing this song in the summer of '76.
It STILL sounds amazing 46 years later!
This was November 1970!
@@robertthacher-dv4kn Yes, but I didn't hear that song for the first time until nearly six years later.
@@davidharrison7014 It happens! At least you heard it!
That's about how long it took for the idiots who do the induction for hall of fame , 46 years , so absurd.
The rock and roll hall of fame only means that very stupid people didn't think that great and famous was really that for some great bands, like Chicago it wasn't till 2016 they became famous hall of fame stars 😂 😆 so ridiculous!!!!!
I absolutely love the storytelling of Chicago’s early music.
One of the best intros of any song ever. Amazing drumming, piano, bass and horns in a complex arrangement that is total genius.
Agree!!
You've nailed it!! Danny Seraphine what a drummer,one of the best.
Longer than the ALBUM one of Beginnings! And this songs total length intro one the l p etc is still much longer with solo piano
...the time bars say it all.... Nice one guys... Hahaha 😎
and a 5/4 time signature - how dare they
Chicago there’s no better band. I first saw them at SIU. I was only 17 in 1971 I listen to them now and don’t think there’s any better. Most of them are still alive and still touring
That horn section made that band
You've seen them live before?
And Terry Kath...
paylowman /Cetera’s vocals & outstanding bass work along with Lamm’s writing! Can’t forget Danny’s drumming either!! 😁
They amaze!
i call it the brass band fukin awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This song still moves me like the first time I heard it.
I love the beat the drummer keeps so awesome. Wish bands played like this today. So much talent in rhis band
Me too!
YES!!!
I'm getting goosebumps listening to this now!
This group was deifinitely ahead of it's time
As many zillions of times as I've listened to this, I'm still floored by how good it is. Every second is masterpiece.
I totally agree. It's still one of my all time favorite songs. And I'm 71 and have listened to a ton of music. This song just makes you feel happy. Ya gotta love it.
I'm Definitly a Kid from the 70s, born in 63 this brings back so many memories.
Me too!......baaaaybeeee! Rah! Bro Irving!
Same here born in 1965 I treasure my classic gems from my favorite decade of music "1970s".🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
My favorite song by Chicago. This was the first song the band ever recorded for their first album, not released as single until after their second album was released. This went to #7 in the USA. Something fresh and different on the radio then. It made me stop and think more than a Beatles or Stones song back then. Robert Lamm, baby!
The vocal harmony and counterpoint is awesome.
Mine too!
The best horn section of all time! Tower of Power is great but Chicago is on another level! 👍🏽👍🏽❤️
I don't know. I've seen Tower of Power many times and they're pretty hard to top. And...what about Blood, Sweat and Tears?
This song will remain beautiful for eternity.
Will never get old.
Terry Kath. The best. Never forgotten
Patty I couldn't put it better myself,this is a gem!!
I WILL NEVER BE TIRED OF THEIR UNIQUE SOUND....HAVE BEEN A FAN SINCE THE 70'S...SND I STILL FEEL CHILLS WHEN I LISTEN TO THIS.....BRINGS BACK MY HOMETOWN (CHICAGO) AND MY YOUTH❤
Tears in my eyes hearing this after 50 years! Rollin' good time music, makes me so happy!
WOW!Thought it was just me😢
Rite on. I get all tearing up too. Good memories huh?
Omg butterflies in my stomach listening to this !!
We’re still standing !!!!!!!
I can understand that brother.
ABSOLUTE MASTER MUSICIANS.
Most of these men actually possessed PHD's in Musicianship. They are SO brilliant and yet SO underappreciated in today's world of electronically produced "music".
All DePaul guys !
@@prodbywoozy lolol
Very underrated band. So many memorable, sing along songs especially from 70s and great guitarist, Terry Kath.
Believe me, they were NOT underrated. I was 12 when this song was released. Chicago was one of the maybe very top American rock bands of the early 70's. Both in sales and critical acclaim. They were the very top.
Not underrated at all. This band was popular for a span of three decades. You all just didn't know about them, because you aren't old enough to remember when Chicago played on the radio. Peter Cetera (the lead singer) went on to have a solo career in the 80s.
I grew up in Detroit in the fifties with Motown just cutting its teeth and as a teenager in the 60's when CTA first broke loose from the psycadelic sound and distanced themselves from everyone .Better than The Beatles ,The Stones , more musically diverse than any band of that time.The set the standards of what a full band could, should sound like. Admired by all bands,black and white , they were the lions roar of the time.Sold out concerts everytime,everywhere !😎 MUCHLOVE .....BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!
@@leealvinpurifoy9344 ROTFLMFAO@ "Better than the Beatles" hahahaha
Couldn't agree more. They are rarely brought up with the all time greats. They were fabulous!
Thank you Chicago Band😀 truly the best horn section ever!
Rare these days indeed
hardly want to think about it
Incredible horns for sure!
Chicago is one of the best bands of it's time and always will be
This song just makes me feel good! They don't make music like this anymore, sad
My watch still stops every time I hear this original version,,,, what a great combo of horns and vocals……
Love this Band
My heart still stops:):) Please take care!
I'm blessed to have lived through the 4 best decades of music ever
Just heard this on the radio last night they were doing oldies! This is so good I wish we had some musicians incorporating all these instruments like this today! A full horn section and the piano is perfectly not annoying, it's incredible!
The Greene Brothers Band's horn section, from HTX USA, do a pretty good rendition of it. I am their new drummer and it is on the set list for tomorrow's July 4 gig. The 5/4 timing in the beginning parts is a little tricky but doable.
Channel 829 Comcast, 70smusic the best!
@@cashmooreproductionsllc267 Yup. He (Lamm) wanted to write something completely different, not blues, and give the horns a chance to shine. The song is about time and he plays with time. His piano intro is freestyle and the intro continues with each measure changing time sig. from 7/8 to 9/8, making it sound "out of sync", then several measures in 5/4, resolving to a walking 4/4 for the rest of the tune. It's fabulous and he does it without making it sound complicated or dense. It sounds happy-go-lucky. Love it.
It’s time to say yes to things that bring you joy and no to things that don’t. Keep it simple. ✌🏼
I think he's hinting to a thought, what time is it ? 🤔
Time to love again, time for peace, time to erase all hate, time to respect God's word, time to enjoy a quiet memory, on a cool sunny day.🌷🌤️⏳
After all these years, this music is still relevant!!!!!
It ALWAYS will be!!!!
What an appropriate song in today's world !
Such a relevant song for any era. And, oh, those horns!
Chicago is the wonderful incredible happy soundtrack of my teens and they're still my absolute faves.
Just getting into them now but I'm young (57)....also Boston... Nice... B-)
You know what's sad man, real sad? It's why we as a people cannot get it together. That's what this music makes me think about. It's too beautiful for people. They can't live it.
people are too greedy and self serving.....and would rather hate you than help you.
51 years old and this is one of the first records I heard my parents play. Absolutely sublime.
This was the first Chicago song I ever heard on the radio and I was about 12. I'm 43 now and it's still a classic Chicago song. Lamm's writing and singing with the horns stand the test of time and are trye radio classics!
FACT!!!!!!
What a classic. That trombone hanging over at the end...man its so good. No one makes music like this anymore.
I love every Chicago song! This song brings back good memories.
Saw Chicago in concert June 2023. I treated myself to 4th row tickets for my birthday. It was mind blowing. Seeing them and EWF together soon. I cannot be more excited!!!
THIS IS ONE OF MY DAD'S FAVORITE SONGS, REST IN PEACE DAD LOVE YOU
One of my most favorite bands 50 years later
Saw them in concert in the mid 70's - Those horns were just as good Live !
WOW!
Zoe luukee! Mate.
I am 44 years old, and this makes me wish I could go back in time. Just one day. I can close my eyes I and feel like I am there when I hear this.
Anyone listening in 2024?❤
Yep! Saw these guys in Kalamazoo MI. Awesome!!! Love them ❤❤
Me and it still sounds good 😂
@@caroltompkins9619it always will! Timeless 🔥🥃
Classic lyric
Until all music ceases to exist or the Human race is no more which ever comes first 😊
Great song! From a time when much of the youth had so many questions and not enough answers!
I wish I could go back. I don’t like the answers!
Now a new group of youth have even more questions and less prospective answers
The build up and the push from the beginning of this song, culminating in :25 part gives me chills every time!!
Yes! Powerful.
Genius
This song is so soothing. Sitting in a park having a beer a month after my 14 year old son died. This song has been in my head all day for some reason. Great song though. 42 years old so it's not really from my time. Always preferred the old stuff though.
I'm so very sorry for your loss. May God comfort you through this difficult time 🙏😢
Fabulous music then and now......I played the trumpet as a kid and imagine myself playing this everytime I hear it.....Their horn arrangements are fantastic.......
Perfect song for the pandemic. No one seems to know what time it is or care.
The first song Chicago ever recorded. Amazing. 😊
Everybody needs to listen to this song, get their head focused on what really matters.
Well said,Real talk.Thank You for your message.
3rd greatest band of all time. Behind the Beatles and Rolling Stones
This song came out the month and year I was born. As I sit here listening to it, I am getting literal chills!
AND I am born and raised in Chicago! A fitting welcome to the world for me....and a timeless question that I still do not know the answer to!
Nostalgic! Great song-Great musicians-Great times!
“I command you in the name of Lucifer to spread the blood of the innocent” -Little Nicky
Oh my god Chicago kicks ass 😆😂🤣
Great band, great music. First heard this while in college in Minnesota. Brings back many memories. I will always love Chicago band's songs. Especially this song.
Favorite band they were outstanding
STILL ARE!
So great
U have to hear the instrumental at the beginning of the song (very rarely gets played) to appreciate the musicianship in this song. How the piano-playing slowly builds-up to a peak, and then seamlessly leads into the horn/brass intro heard at the beginning of this track…flat-out brilliant.
Just stumbled upon this band and I'm so loving this nostalgic music.
Listen to I'm a man
DJ check out "Blood Sweat and Tears" too,great music!!
@@gregmullins6927 ...and the Chase!!!
Plumb their entire catalog, sir. You will be astonished at what you'll find there. Happy musical trails!
IVE LOVED every Chicago Song since I've been 10 or 11.And I'm 59 now,still Stellar.❤❤❤!!!!!
This song gave me too many memories that it made me very emotional. Anyway, thanks Rhino.
Me too..........
63 yrs of age.
Great memories!!!!!
Thank God! Bcause they far outweigh the bad ones.
I know what you mean, Sadie. 😐👍🏾
Me to - good memories and I am 61
Love this song. Always had a Sesame Street and Electric Company vibe to it👍🙂
My favorite band since I remember…. I’m actually 61 and…. I don’t care about time!! ❤❤❤❤
This song is so relevant because all some people say is I don't have the time to be their for others. The one thing we will never run out of is time. As long as you're alive you have nothing but time.
michaeldix3329, Absolutely true! If only MORE people would realize this. Take care and GOD bless all.
Robert Lamm was waiting for friends outside a Brooklyn movie theater. He asked a stranger what time it was and got this song title as the answer
Thumbs up for Chicago!!
Wasn't born in Chicago, but how much I love this group. Hit after Hit. Awesome group!
One of the greatest songs ever by one of the greatest bands ever. Volume is too low, though.
At least 50 year love affair with Chicago's music
Still love ypu guys 💜👏
Great song!!! what an amazing intro!!! their music is timeless!!!!!
Chicago kicks ass
Little nicky
This band is my end-all-be-all favor band of my soundtrack of my life. Of course I play piano and Terry is one of my all-time keyboard role models and I'll forever be in love with him and his music and Chicago and all of their children. Sharing this with future Generations and I will never ever forget what this music has done for me in my life.. our family are all musicians from the sixties my father was a jazz trumpet player in this music will live forever and ever .. God bless you all everybody.. I love you Chicago Transit Authority
I was in Anke 1970 with Manning A. Haley. We both served in Vietnam together. A really good guy from Evelth, Minnesota. RIP BROTHER !!
I always remember being at the back of my late dad's car on a drive to somewhere. Or he would driving us to boarding school on Sunday, all sad. 😔Man the good old days. 😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
A horn section , second to NONE !!!!!!
Song leaves me speechless. What a treasure!
I was in my late teens when this song was popular. Their instrumental ability blew me away, even then. You never heard this kind of sound from a rock band.
Oldschool...one of my moms favs.rip~peace!
I really don't know about this song until I have seen the link through My Boss' timeline... He likes this kind of music so much.... He has a great taste of music... Love it..♥️
77 today and enjoying my favorite band Chicago.
Takes me back to the early 70’s I was a Chicago freak I had Chicago posters and I love the memories of those days !
... that horn section is Everything!! Loved them then and still do today❤
Maybe because my cousins had it, but this was my first album, and this song was one of my favorites on it.
1:11 “wow chicago kicks ass”
I was only 13 when this song first came out. Fifty-two years later, I still love this song.
Me too
I was 16 yrs. old growing up in Cleveland Ohio and now I'm 68yrs old and still love this song.
I was in FM radio in the 70's in Chicago and got to play this on the air. Even then, as a 'kid," I knew it was magic. That and getting to listen to Fleetwood Mac's "Rumors" album before it showed up in record stores and trying to figure out with other in the station what to play on the air. WOW. I was SO fortunate and I am just happy to know I was listening to real art at the time I experienced it for the first time...never mind decades later.
Rumours was great