This is one of the best “recent” clips of Peter that I’ve seen, and I watch them all the time. Loved this one. Peter still feels the music all the way down to his soul.
Thanks for the compliment on the video. I first saw Peter in October 1970 with Chicago and he has been giving audiences more than their money's worth ever since. I always felt Peter was the heart of Chicago and Terry Kath was its soul.
Going through some really hard times emotionally and I find peace in coming to Amy of his wonderful voice. He has been my go to place when I need and emotional lift. Thank you Peter Cetera for the gift of your one of a kind voice.
I know things change over time but I would love to see Chicago all together again with Cetera. All the great voices of Chicago together would be priceless. They are all great but neither Chicago nor Peter Cetera are the same. They just need to get together and do one last concert for old time sake. I wouldn't be able to afford the tickets though. Imagine those ticket prices!
I really do love Peters voice and respect him as an artist. I just watched Chicago's 2018 live version of this song and I was blown away. This is really good but Chicago doing this song today is spectacular! I would love to see Cetera reunite with Chicago but I don't think it will ever happen.
Peter is singing more Chicago songs on his own than other songs. Doesn't he know it hurts the fans of Chicago that he refuses to ever sing with them. They must have had some very close happy times to bring the bond back. It's not like they have forever!
Paul, that was the first time I shot video at a concert. I had been taking still photos since the late 1970s and it was different as far as trying to hold the camera steady. They sure don't let you bring in a tripod or a unipod.
Robert Hayden I know - I think I got him singing hard to say I’m sorry. He doesn’t like to see people with cameras. My iPhone was inconspicuously on my lap partially covered by my coat but I guess he could see me moving it. So at the end of the song he walks over to my side of the stage and says “ are we guilty of doing something we said we wouldn’t do?” And I said, not me Pete ! What a trip! Peter Cetera yelled at ME in a concert. I’ll upload it if I can figure out how...
PC said once in an interview that breaking with Chicago was like a divorce. Many have asked for a reunion. But PC said that after a divorce (well, he was asked to leave Chicago) would you return to your ex? He said, no. That’s why he didn’t even interested to attend R&RHoF ceremony.
PC has proven there is a life after Chicago. Danny has done the same, playing some of his best Chicago produced tunes with more of a jazz twist. Had Terry survived, he too, no doubt would have moved on, following more a blues direction.
@@HuntChicagoHomes I read an article/interview with Michelle (??) Kath, his daughter. She mentioned that is where his heart was, a blues band. She is also mentioned, Danny most likely would have joined him. They both played so well together, and enjoyed the connection.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE CHICAGO SONG. YAYAYA I KNOW IM A HARD HABIT TO BREAK!!!!! GO L V RAIDERS TO S B 55 TO PLAYED WHERE WE WON OUR LAST - T BAY!!!!! AGAINST T. BARFY? WE'LL C, RIGHT, CHUCKY!!!
Man he should be be playing bass he's a great bass player,, shaking it looks like a toy tambourine. Seems like he would miss playing his bass he definitely looks a lot cooler playing his Bass ,he looks a little weird without it. God bless him ,he starting to age.
Hmmmm......well, OK. Maybe Peter Cetera was the heart of Chicago after all. I kinda always thought it was Terry Kath, and still do to some extent, but then I thought it was Robert Lamm. Now, here's the deal. It's OK that there are 2 very legitimate entities doing justice to Chicago's music.
Growing up in Chicago, there was very little to be proud of....It's just such a corrupt POS city....always has been, looks like it always will be....BUT, the bands Chicago, Ides of March, Styx, REO & Cheap Trick (I think they were more Rockford, but close enough for me), Earth, Wind & Fire, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, Willie Dixon, Chaka Khan, Benny Goodman, Miles Davis, Ramsey Lewis, and a decent amount of other fine talent... otherwise Chicago is a mess...and very forgettable (on a good day), at least for me...
Beautiful man and with a beautiful voice, even in his seventies. I just love him!!!!
Peter Cetera is an absolute treasure. Soothed my savage teenage beast into my adulthood. Love this!!!
Yes, I agree. Thanks.
Real nice video. Thank you! ❤
This is one of the best “recent” clips of Peter that I’ve seen, and I watch them all the time. Loved this one. Peter still feels the music all the way down to his soul.
Thanks for the compliment on the video. I first saw Peter in October 1970 with Chicago and he has been giving audiences more than their money's worth ever since. I always felt Peter was the heart of Chicago and Terry Kath was its soul.
Going through some really hard times emotionally and I find peace in coming to Amy of his wonderful voice. He has been my go to place when I need and emotional lift. Thank you Peter Cetera for the gift of your one of a kind voice.
Love that unmistakably wonderful voice of Chicago and so many spectacular songs.
All good thing in life are wished for Peter. Thank you, sweet man!!
Thanks for this video , Peter is awesome and some great guitar work from Chris
Even if he IS a natural tenor, he's amazing at 74 to sing this song at this level wow.
One of the greatest talents of our time, much love and respect🙏 ❤🎉
Dialogue is my all time favorite Chicago song!
Cant wait to them again!
Pete still likes singing in his soulful style.
those two were loose and into it.
glorious to watch!
amazing!!!!
Adoro os duetos de Peter Cetera. Generosidade.
Peter is and always will be Chicago
His the one and the only🥰🥰
Meu amor te amoooo❤️❤️❤️❤️
You can tell how much Cetera likes singing old Chicago. Voice sounds better during Dialogue.
Uma das música mais bonita.
Como eu gosto de PETER CETERA.
I know things change over time but I would love to see Chicago all together again with Cetera. All the great voices of Chicago together would be priceless. They are all great but neither Chicago nor Peter Cetera are the same. They just need to get together and do one last concert for old time sake. I wouldn't be able to afford the tickets though. Imagine those ticket prices!
I really do love Peters voice and respect him as an artist. I just watched Chicago's 2018 live version of this song and I was blown away. This is really good but Chicago doing this song today is spectacular! I would love to see Cetera reunite with Chicago but I don't think it will ever happen.
Too much water under the bridge I'm afraid
Too much water under the bridge I think J and R
Peter is singing more Chicago songs on his own than other songs. Doesn't he know it hurts the fans of Chicago that he refuses to ever sing with them. They must have had some very close happy times to bring the bond back. It's not like they have forever!
They had a chance to re-unite at the R&R HOF but inflated egos made shipwreck of that plan.
Wow, pretty good Champlin standin.
Great! Seeing Dialogue again with one of the original singers was a real treat. The lady's vocals added a lot, too.
Verygood
Sou muito xonada nesse homem💟💟😍😍😍❣️💞💞
Que amor de pessoa
Haha...after watching this again, Pete looks like he’s really missing his bass sometimes. 😄
Really enjoyed Chris Rodriguez...(Dialogue) Dayum
Hard Camera To Hold Steady. Thanks for the vid. I recorded Peter on my iPhone in nj and he caught me. I should upload it.
Paul, that was the first time I shot video at a concert. I had been taking still photos since the late 1970s and it was different as far as trying to hold the camera steady. They sure don't let you bring in a tripod or a unipod.
Robert Hayden I know - I think I got him singing hard to say I’m sorry. He doesn’t like to see people with cameras. My iPhone was inconspicuously on my lap partially covered by my coat but I guess he could see me moving it. So at the end of the song he walks over to my side of the stage and says “ are we guilty of doing something we said we wouldn’t do?” And I said, not me Pete ! What a trip! Peter Cetera yelled at ME in a concert. I’ll upload it if I can figure out how...
. LOLOLOL......Yep, pC doesn't like being recorded....😅
The guitar player is great! Wow!
Lance37a 4:23
Now that Pete retired ..the guitar/singer player should be invited to join Chicago
PC said once in an interview that breaking with Chicago was like a divorce. Many have asked for a reunion. But PC said that after a divorce (well, he was asked to leave Chicago) would you return to your ex? He said, no. That’s why he didn’t even interested to attend R&RHoF ceremony.
Chris is doing a really great job
PC has proven there is a life after Chicago. Danny has done the same, playing some of his best Chicago produced tunes with more of a jazz twist. Had Terry survived, he too, no doubt would have moved on, following more a blues direction.
yeah, at the time of his death he was planning on quitting chicago and starting a new soul rock band , Cook County. No doubt he would have hit it big
@@HuntChicagoHomes I read an article/interview with Michelle (??) Kath, his daughter. She mentioned that is where his heart was, a blues band. She is also mentioned, Danny most likely would have joined him. They both played so well together, and enjoyed the connection.
I sure hope that Cetera plays bass still on stage? He played great bass on the original Chicago hit “Dialogue”!
Astrosjer At the encore.
He does...he breaks it out at the end and crushes it!
"Well I try to mind by bi-nith, that is no bi-nith at all"
Cetera still kills it. Who cares if they dropped the key of the song?
They didn’t.
@@pocopico7409 - Are you saying that this version of Hard Habit is in the same key as the hit on Chicago 17? Lol
@@chriscianciolo5823: Lol….well ok, the original’s a little higher. 😂 But he “can still cut it in any key” (nearly) and make it sound great. 😏
ABSOLUTELY DIANE! Fastest pinkie in the world!
I never concert him!
When wasn’t PC fine?
Dialogue is like a third lower than he did it with Chicago. The best I ever heard it was NYE 1975.
Bill Clinton sounds pretty good
can u hear me
I thought Peter he is going to slap the lead guitar...lol
THIS IS MY FAVORITE CHICAGO SONG. YAYAYA I KNOW IM A HARD HABIT TO BREAK!!!!! GO L V RAIDERS TO S B 55 TO PLAYED WHERE WE WON OUR LAST - T BAY!!!!! AGAINST T. BARFY? WE'LL C, RIGHT, CHUCKY!!!
CHRIS RODRIGUEZ IS OUTSTANDING IN EVERYWAY!
Nah,
Still youthful at 54
Não tem pra ninguem
Man he should be be playing bass he's a great bass player,, shaking it looks like a toy tambourine. Seems like he would miss playing his bass he definitely looks a lot cooler playing his Bass ,he looks a little weird without it. God bless him ,he starting to age.
Peter plays the bass for the encore - 2 sometimes 3 songs.
Agreed he is a great bass player and should play it the entire show with it. He looks incomplete without it. lol
sounds better than the current Chicago
Peter Was Chicago .
Raymond tovey and always will be. Can never replace the beautiful voice of Peter Cetera.
Hmmmm......well, OK. Maybe Peter Cetera was the heart of Chicago after all. I kinda always thought it was Terry Kath, and still do to some extent, but then I thought it was Robert Lamm. Now, here's the deal. It's OK that there are 2 very legitimate entities doing justice to Chicago's music.
At some point you have to let go and retire, I did.
Bill Chaplin only..
Growing up in Chicago, there was very little to be proud of....It's just such a corrupt POS city....always has been, looks like it always will be....BUT, the bands Chicago, Ides of March, Styx, REO & Cheap Trick (I think they were more Rockford, but close enough for me), Earth, Wind & Fire, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, Willie Dixon, Chaka Khan, Benny Goodman, Miles Davis, Ramsey Lewis, and a decent amount of other fine talent... otherwise Chicago is a mess...and very forgettable (on a good day), at least for me...
Bad cover band ,do the reunion tour with the band and play the songs as done ‼️‼️
Dumbest comment here. That ship sank like the Titanic, dude. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Cetera is starting to get that aging Jerry Lewis denture look.
As will you and I. If you don't already have it. I'm not there yet not even remotely close.
cetera is fantastic, his partner ruined it
Terrible key.