I WAS ACTUALLY AT THIS CONCERT. I CAN still remember EVERY SONG, AND HOW exciting IT WAS. THEY WERE TRULY. wonderful. I COULDN'T GET OVER HOW DIFFERENT PETER CETERA LOOKED IN THOSE GLASSES AND WITH A BEARD!
i absolutely cannot take my eyes off of Peter. I've never seen a man look drop dead gorgeous with a beard but he pulls it off. God what a hot rock star fox!
This just a flat out, era defining jam! With particular emphasis on Part 2, where the brass and guitars exchange powerful attacks. And at maybe the zenith of album oriented rock radio’s indulgence years-they let the musicians flex heir muscles.Add that to a powerful background of chanting rhythms of “We can make it happen. We can change the world now...”, and It’s Chicago’s at their absolute peak. And the whole lineup is here. This band, at this particular time was not just its best, but as good as any other top bands at their zeniths. And though at this point, they were California transplants, their music still had a Chicago flavor to it that had us in Chicagoland beaming with pride. An extremely underrated rock classic.
There's something about this song; it seems to embody all that was good about Chicago. Great rhythm section playing, great lead vocals and lyrics, killer guitar soloing, terrific harmony vocals, and (oh, yes by the way) great horn arrangement brilliantly executed. Not bad,
I've seen them live countless times since the late 80's. Never with Terry or Peter. But, I wish to hell I could've. Terry was by far one of the top 5 guitarists EVER. And Peter is one of the best, yet underrated bassists ever.
Terry had such a great voice and Cetera plays and singing is amazing- so good and thanks for posting and inspiring future musicians such as Leonid and friends!
Leonid and friends are the closest thing I have heard to Chicago except their lead guitarist. Nobody, Nobody, Nobody will ever come close to Terry and his playing. God bless his soul!
I consider myself to be lucky to be in the same age group as the guys in this original band . I went to 3 concerts during those years, they were at the top of their game.
I was there at the Arie Crown for this and a few other times at the auditorium at Roosevelt a few times and at Soldier Field and Ravinia, Man, I miss him so much. God Bless his Soul.
This awesome band always cheered me up. They were soooo good. They made music for the senses and it made sense. Nowadays, you have all these new "artists" fabricating spectacles and they call it 'music'
This takes me back to my teens driving around with my girlfriend in my one year old Trans Am, the windows down and my 8 track tape player cranked up loud.
I'll pick my favorite rock guitarrist of all times: TERRY KATH, above "slow hand" (Eric Clapton) Eddie Van Halen and his clones, (there's like a million) Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Howe, Alvin Lee, etc., etc., etc.,
NikkkitoNippongo had he lived I believe he would have been a super star. As a solo artist his voice would have won the hearts of women and his guitar would have been the guys' favorite.
Terry made singing and playing at the same time look easy... I can't even imagine how much more he had to offer our world of music. Most of todays music just doesn't do it for me.... Sorry RIP Terry and Freddie... ;)
Agree with all comments on Terry's gift. How he (and Danny) never seem to appear in the top rankings of best guitarists and drummers of all time by the multitude of magazines who post their polls amazes me. The polls are all beauty contests. Terry and Danny were both far ahead of their respective competitors in both range, physical and natural talent. Peter was no slouch on bass on either.
To set the record straight: 1. Kath didn't leave the band, he died in 1978 of an unintentional gunshot wound. 2. Chicago has so much material that they don't cover anything. "I'm a Man" (Steve Winwood) would be an exception if you're lucky enough to hear it at a concert. 3. The band has had many great songwriters. Kath, Pankow, Lamb and Ceterea were the most prolific early on with all the others contributing. 4. To date they've had 33 albums of which I would say 4-5 are "best of" albums.
These guys sing so well together. Personally I like Kath's voice more than Cetera's and Lamm's but when they sang together it was all good. Never the same after this time period in particularlly after Terry Kath passed. I kind of turned them off at that point.
Terry Kathy's daughter, Michelle is presently working on a documentary of his life. Visit the terry Kath website for details or if you want to contribute.
These guys are all so tall except for Danny. I think Walt looks like he's about 16 years old with his cute, ruffly ,blue suit! lol J.P. is so funny at the end of this vid! What a ham!
This is a great performance. The band that calls themselves the Chicago now, although excellent players, just don't have nowhere near the "magic" the original band had.
yeah, peter kinda lost his ability to mesmerize me after he stopped playing bass and started with the adult contemporary crap he's more recently known for. damn shame.
As you can see there is a wide range of talent within Peter, he can rock out and sing his ballads. So his preference is the latter, it doesn’t diminish his value or the mark he has left in music history. His unmistakeable voice will live on forever never being duplicated. He’s also a very fine bass player.
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When Kath & Cetera leaned into their vocals, they had so much power.
This is the best version there is of this song! Terry's soulful voice brings chills listening to this. Gone way too soon.... RIP Terry
I say that for every version I listen to! hahaha
the early chicago was a super group!!! kath, lamm, and cetera. so much talent it is sick!!!
The soul of Chicago, Mr Terry Kath!! Heaven must have one hell of a band!!
R.I.P. Terry, the greatest guitarist there ever was!
Real music, from real musicians, not the auto-tuned crap you hear today.
What a great loss Kath was for Chicago, and for the intire world of music.
I WAS ACTUALLY AT THIS CONCERT. I CAN still remember EVERY SONG, AND HOW exciting IT WAS. THEY WERE TRULY. wonderful. I COULDN'T GET OVER HOW DIFFERENT PETER CETERA LOOKED IN THOSE GLASSES AND WITH A BEARD!
you lucky person...
KATH AND CETERA BOTH ARE GREAT SINGERS
Great song!!!!Kath and Cetera what voices they had!!!
I have heard Terry Kath referred to as "The White Ray Charles" (baritone vocals). He was one of the very best....
One of the greatest creative Rock Groups of all time. Their Music NEVER loses its uniqueness! It'd always fresh! Thanks guys!
Kath's passing is amongst the greatest losses to rock music.
+Casparus Kruger yes. the worst thing for this band
+Steven Davis Kath not only accidently killed himself, he killed this band.
I miss Terry’s guitar ...
and the “back-n-forth “ vocals with Peter Cetera (like this song).
Don't play with guns damn it
AGREED
Chicago was fortunate to have the talents of Terry and Peter. Those two were great together. This song is a perfect example of their great vocals.
The Entire Band was Great! Way, Way Way Underrated!
Now THAT is how Dialogue should sound. Kath and Cetera just make the duet work so beautifully.
i absolutely cannot take my eyes off of Peter. I've never seen a man look drop dead gorgeous with a beard but he pulls it off. God what a hot rock star fox!
Peter 💋💋💋💋💋💋
Is so sexy 🤤😍😍😍🤤😘
This just a flat out, era defining jam! With particular emphasis on Part 2, where the brass and guitars exchange powerful attacks. And at maybe the zenith of album oriented rock radio’s indulgence years-they let the musicians flex heir muscles.Add that to a powerful background of chanting rhythms of “We can make it happen. We can change the world now...”, and It’s Chicago’s at their absolute peak. And the whole lineup is here. This band, at this particular time was not just its best, but as good as any other top bands at their zeniths. And though at this point, they were California transplants, their music still had a Chicago flavor to it that had us in Chicagoland beaming with pride. An extremely underrated rock classic.
R.I.P. Terry. My favorite chciago album of all time and song Chciago v Love Dialogue.
This is when Cicago was Chicago cant stand the new Chicago.
Awesome! This band was hot back in the day. Terry was on fire!
There is nothing like seeing this band perform live, especially this song!!!
There's something about this song; it seems to embody all that was good about Chicago. Great rhythm section playing, great lead vocals and lyrics, killer guitar soloing, terrific harmony vocals, and (oh, yes by the way) great horn arrangement brilliantly executed. Not bad,
I've seen them live countless times since the late 80's. Never with Terry or Peter. But, I wish to hell I could've. Terry was by far one of the top 5 guitarists EVER. And Peter is one of the best, yet underrated bassists ever.
"Man, I'm pretty good. But that cat's fantastic!" - Jimi Hendrix referring to Terry Kath
That Kath's fantastic.
I would bet that I was at this concert. I went to see them every time they came back to Chicago. Rock on!
Terry Kath in one word, "Irreplaceable!"
Terry had such a great voice and Cetera plays and singing is amazing- so good and thanks for posting and inspiring future musicians such as Leonid and friends!
Leonid and friends are the closest thing I have heard to Chicago except their lead guitarist. Nobody, Nobody, Nobody will ever come close to Terry and his playing. God bless his soul!
they were there in chicago that week for 7 days sold out i was at 1 of those concerts,,,,
Do you recognize anybody from the audience in this video?
Who is still listening with me in 2020 ❤🎵🎤💕💜
I consider myself to be lucky to be in the same age group as the guys in this original band . I went to 3 concerts during those years, they were at the top of their game.
There's no getting around it. These guys were AWESOME!!
I was there at the Arie Crown for this and a few other times at the auditorium at Roosevelt a few times and at Soldier Field and Ravinia, Man, I miss him so much. God Bless his Soul.
listen to them Guitar Licks....Yeahhh!!!!!!
Amazing. Terry Kath! What the band was even trying to do, let alone pull off. So cool.
Cetera , what a great voice!!!1
This IS Chicago!!
Terry Kath and Chicago the best ever.
This awesome band always cheered me up. They were soooo good. They made music for the senses and it made sense. Nowadays, you have all these new "artists" fabricating spectacles and they call it 'music'
This takes me back to my teens driving around with my girlfriend in my one year old Trans Am, the windows down and my 8 track tape player cranked up loud.
I'll pick my favorite rock guitarrist of all times: TERRY KATH, above "slow hand" (Eric Clapton) Eddie Van Halen and his clones, (there's like a million) Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Howe, Alvin Lee, etc., etc., etc.,
+NikkkitoNippongo Totally agree. Both as a soloist and as a rhythm guitarist. Throw in his vocals and he was a unique force of nature.
NikkkitoNippongo had he lived I believe he would have been a super star. As a solo artist his voice would have won the hearts of women and his guitar would have been the guys' favorite.
Terry made singing and playing at the same time look easy... I can't even imagine how much more he had to offer our world of music. Most of todays music just doesn't do it for me.... Sorry RIP Terry and Freddie... ;)
Thanks for posting- this will always be remembered as greatness -super group!
Unbelievably awesome! We can change the world now!
Love the way Pete goes off on "Fine" (2:59)
Great, fantastic, awesome music! And they all had really cool hair, too.
Agree with all comments on Terry's gift. How he (and Danny) never seem to appear in the top rankings of best guitarists and drummers of all time by the multitude of magazines who post their polls amazes me. The polls are all beauty contests. Terry and Danny were both far ahead of their respective competitors in both range, physical and natural talent. Peter was no slouch on bass on either.
What a loss, I can only image what Terry Kath would have done.
To set the record straight:
1. Kath didn't leave the band, he died in 1978 of an unintentional gunshot wound.
2. Chicago has so much material that they don't cover anything. "I'm a Man" (Steve Winwood) would be an exception if you're lucky enough to hear it at a concert.
3. The band has had many great songwriters. Kath, Pankow, Lamb and Ceterea were the most prolific early on with all the others contributing.
4. To date they've had 33 albums of which I would say 4-5 are "best of" albums.
"Got to get you into my Life" great cover
To set the record straighter: I'm a Man was by the Spencer Davis Group.
This was so great and thx for posting- such great musicians!
Of course we love Kath, but Cetera has a certain power that is undeniable.
RIP Terry Kath.
Great to see what a great band they once were. Sad to see the group touring as Chicago now and the deterioration of their sound
Well, most of them are 70 years old, so there's that.
Jimmy Pankow I love you and miss seeing your moves
I saw them in Mobile, Alabama, 1974 and in November, 1975.
We can make it happ!!
Awesome song!
Lord I miss Terry. Would have been wonderful to see what he would have been doing now.
chicago forever
The sexy groupies at 3:06. Great video of Chicago!
GONE ELSEWHERE ,BUT SURELY NOT FORGOTTEN.
Terry Kath, one of Jimi Hendrix's favorite guitarist.
Hendrix loved the whole band also!!!
Yes, he did.
you are absolutely right on....
Happy 2020 kids!
Hendrix said Terry Kath is better than me! Wow! That's the ultimate compliment !
Chicago in their prime
My God!! How can you not put Terry Kath up there with guys like Hendrix, Clapton, Page and SRV??
Cetera playing a Gibson Ripper, rather than his normal Fender Precision.
Robert G. Actually it's a Gibson EB3...
@@groundhog713 Certainly sounds like an EB3. Camera never showed it enough to tell by sight.
QUE BANDA TAN FREGONA
Kath, smoking hot guitar makes it happen.
Great!!!!
The One The Only....
These guys sing so well together. Personally I like Kath's voice more than Cetera's and Lamm's but when they sang together it was all good. Never the same after this time period in particularlly after Terry Kath passed. I kind of turned them off at that point.
Terry Kathy's daughter, Michelle is presently working on a documentary of his life. Visit the terry Kath website for details or if you want to contribute.
Walt appreciation comment.
Ain't that Jimmy cute in the beginning!
When asked How does it feel to be the best guitarist?...........Jimi Hendrix replied, why don't you ask Terry Kath. :)
Terry Lives here, wow
Is this a performance that is part of a film or documentary? If so, is it something that is available for purchase?
Terry Kath!
THE GREAT !!
Terry! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
These guys are all so tall except for Danny. I think Walt looks like he's about 16 years old with his cute, ruffly ,blue suit! lol
J.P. is so funny at the end of this vid! What a ham!
It seems you almost forgot to include the audio.
bad ass
So, what did the director have against Walter?
How are you going to replace Terry Kath and Peter Cetera? You can't.
Now if the audience could only learn to clap on the offbeat. 2, 4, 2, 4, people.
I LOVE TERRY KATH !
sad day when he pulled that trigger
James Pankow and Geraldo Rivera separated at birth?
Terry Wolowiec hilarious!!!
lol 😂😂😂😂
This is a great performance. The band that calls themselves the Chicago now, although excellent players, just don't have nowhere near the "magic" the original band had.
Super talented and great vocals and performance!
yeah, peter kinda lost his ability to mesmerize me after he stopped playing bass and started with the adult contemporary crap he's more recently known for. damn shame.
kimberkley please he's still going at73 and worth more
As you can see there is a wide range of talent within Peter, he can rock out and sing his ballads. So his preference is the latter, it doesn’t diminish his value or the mark he has left in music history. His unmistakeable voice will live on forever never being duplicated. He’s also a very fine bass player.
@@michellec-i9415 The tenor on Leonid and friends is the only one that I've ever heard that can come close to Cetera.
All those beards is making me confused.
great band HOF was long overdue.....
Terry great guitar dude......wanna see the best? See Joe Bonamassa....
Hearing people talk about Bonamassa gets really boring.
Name 1 original hit song by Joe B.