I loved Chicago back in 60’s /70’s & then I kind of forgot about them. Now listening to them again, I’m blown away by the talent of all band members - 3 awesome singers, 2 kick ass guitar players, Danny Seraphine on the drums, the horn section- they were way before their time. Yes Terry didn’t seem to be quite himself before he died & he didn’t seem like he had the drive that he did in earlier years but he was still a monster on the guitar- his fingers moving so fast it was a blur. It really bugs me how people insist on commenting on his weight- has nothing to do with his talent. I think we need to give a collective thanks to bands like Chicago - that was real music. Not the CRAP that’s out there these days (how can yu tell I’m old!!!).
Sorry to add again, but I just read some of the earlier posts and wanted to say that even if Terry weighed 500 pounds he still would have been one of the sexiest and talented men that ever lived!!! Some things transcend physical appearance and I must say that I saw him in concerts across the spectrum from fit to heavy and NEVER EVER thought of him as anything other than an AMAZING vocalist/guitarist/human being!!! God bless you Terry, I love and miss you so much.
Definetly. Now when I hear him singing & playing his guitar, I get this odd sensation like in”Wish yu we’re here” with the Beachboys. I absolutely love that song.
I saw them in May 1970 when they played at my high school gym. They wee booked just before they broke big. They came and kept the contract and played it like it was a big venue. Very excellent concert!
These guys were the best of the best. Love the way Peter sings "Got to get you into my life." What a great vocalist he is and he could sing in any style.
@@karol7716 I've always liked Chicago. Just in like the past week, I was looking around at Chicago videos to see how good Terry Kath was. He was phenomenal to say the least! BUT I never knew that Peter was the bass player for Chicago. I thought he was just a singer with them, and only for a short time (WRONG). So when I finally put two and two together (with the help of my ex husband, who's also a bass player, a few years younger than Peter), I realized that Peter was the BASS PLAYER and singer! Now I absolutely CANNOT STOP watching Peter in the Chicago videos! I'm 65 now and feel really silly seeming to have a MASSIVE CRUSH on Peter from when he was with Chicago, particularly in the 70s! BUT I couldn't even name one of Peter's hits since he left Chicago. Looking at present-day Peter Cetera, I can't believe it's the same person! But OMG when he was with Chicago, TOTALLY different story!!! GORGEOUS! And the dimples!! And what is with Peter's bottom lip thing he does??? SO sexy!! I gotta say, had I known about him when he was with Chicago, I'm sure I would've gone to see them live!! At least I can sorta re-live that experience with the videos posted! Thanks so much, Peter! I am alive again, LOL!
this really highlights the range of Peter Cetera's voice- no one can belt out an "oooh" like he can-there is all that emotion- he really did have the versatility to sing anything, and yet this seems to be overlooked, follow his vocals through the 68-78 albums & performances-cannot be replaced, just like Kath.
@@lamarravery4094 as I understand it, the band didn't give Cetera any compliments are recognition for his talents; as was heaped on Terry, where btw, they gladly traded in their prized democracy and no lead rule for Terry to take center stage frontman and leader. Peter, after all he could sing the shits out of anything. He had charisma. He could bang out gutsy, jammin bass. Yet was treated a third rate. Maybe he found confidence with Foster who gave him some pointers and helped him grow. Shame on Chi., his brothers for being cold and ignorant, bad etiquette to this day decades later. I wish they would come out and be man enough to admit they never 'took' to Peter, never liked him. The only one who was a great friend to Pete was Terry. Chi. screwed over Pete. I a glad he went. It would have been nicer to keep hearing that iconic voice w/ Chicago but they showed they didn't want him and kicked him out after breaking a promise. Screw them.
Lamar Avery , so glad you pointed all that out , I feel exactly the same way , there will never be another VOICE like Peter, they were never the same without him!
2 of my cousins played in a band in Milwaukee- they had a horn section- they played a lot of Chicago and Blood Sweat And Tears I never saw them playing-, I was too young-,but they turned me on to this great music!!
Peter was and still is a sharp dresser. He really stood out in that band and was so extremely talented and good looking with that smile. He always looked so good up on stage.
@@sharonlaforest6134 so true. Even in the early days (see videos "Question 67 and 68", "The Tanglewood Concert") he always wore a nice shirt tucked in. I've never seen him wear a t-shirt or jersey to perform. Peter was always destined to be a Star - with or without Chicago. 🎶❤️🎵
TK had such beautiful eyes, and the sexiest, most soulful voice! To pick on TK's weight gain, or mock the circumstances of his death, is utterly disrespectful to his memory, to his widow Camelia, and to his daughter Michelle! I think most will agree ... Chicago without TK, Cetera, and Seraphine is like Journey without Steve Perry! The main components that originally made them so amazing are missing!
Angel Deville And the Gin Blossoms without Doug Hopkins, The Who without Keith Moon and John Entwistle, and the Guess Who without Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings.
Those who are ragging on the clothing,...Do you really think that baggy pants, exposing your underwear, and wearing baseball caps SIDEWAYS really looks any better than what these guys wore? How many people are going to be looking at pictures of themselves thirty plus years from now, saying, "What the HELL was I thinking, wearing those stupid baggy pants??? And, so what if Terry had put on a lot of weight??? It was his playing and singing that counted!
Who cares What they are Wearing !!! - It's their Performance that Counts !!!! Those Guys would even Look Fantastic Singing in the Nude !!! ~~ ? Anyway - Peter Looked Fabulous in his Rhinestone Cowboy Deluxe Jumpsuit w/ the Silver Concho's strapped around his Neck !!! ~~ ? Too HOT for Words !!!
Peter Here - Is - - - Certainly Dressed - To Go Out for the - Whole Nine Yards ! A Very Handsome - Very Confident - The Total Package - Kind of Man . I Call Him the Man with the Golden Voice that has Absolutely - Out of this World - Mesmerizing Eyes -That - Surely doesn't Hurt Anyone's Own Eyes to Look At . - Plus - The One & Only - " Terry" - with his Magical Guitar - Just Tops It Off !!!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Peter & Terry really were the shining stars of this band. So much talent and both were such great looking guys. Peter to this day still is a handsome guy with those eyes and his smile.
Fantastic camera work and direction obviously handled by people who knew the songs and the individual performances within them, getting all the best shots at the right times. I just wish the stage had been lit a bit better. Still far better than most everything I've seen from that era and even many since. I wish this concert video would get the proper respect it deserves and be remastered and reissued on Blu-Ray.
No matter what he weighed Terry was always a handsome, gifted gutarist and singer. And I would wager a bet he could get more action in the chick dept. on his worst day than you could Mr. GM on your best.
PC, a great singer, who never phoned it in in all the years I've seen him. Great soulful bass player Great rhythm. He's always left out of the praise. Terry is showered with it. People are interesting. They will make a point to list every guy in the band and their accomplishment and always leave out Peter. Only true fans of early Chicago can recognise the contributions of PC fairly and say it out loud.'The others have bought into the slight (unfortunately) by his bandmates, who tell lies about things they know happened differently.
I presume that Peter Cetera no longer has this Glen Campbell Rhinestone cowboy outfit in his wardrobe. His ability to run that base line while singing his vocal on "I'm a Man" has always been impressive. Someone recently posted a video on TH-cam of him performing this song with his current touring entourage during which he played his Fender Precision, which he hasn't done in years. For a guy who just turned 71, He can still rock, at least for one song.
PETER & TERRY ! ? !- - - Oooooooooh - La La - - Too Much - For One's Own Mind & Eyes to Handle - In this World of Reality~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I LOVE PETER's OUTFIT and his hair, and his smile and his voice and his hands and his dimples and everything else about the man. The outfit was very fashion forward for its time, I'm sure. Terry looks F-I-N-E too. I don't know what's wrong with some of these commentators.
Chuixupu The concerts in Germany took place in february 1977 - in Essen and Hannover. This one was recorded on 12th of february 1977 (see www.rockpalastarchiv.de/concert/chicago.html).
My apologies, you're correct! Apparently the difference in date numbering between the US and Europe caused the people that label bootleg recordings incorrectly as December (we put the month first). But looking at the time line, it had to be Feb since they were not touring in December.
Angela M. V USA alebo UK dávajú najprv mesiac a potom deň..Terry Kath sa usmrtil vystrelom do hlavy nešťastnou náhodou v domnení, že nie je nabitá dňa 23. januara 1978.
Wow, this concert is amazing, and I never say amazing, but yeah, in Essen 1977, I saw them in SD, CA in 1971 or 72, and they kicked butt, however, I really think they sound freaking beautiful here, Got to Get You Into My Life, (Beatles) I love this tune and I'm a Man!!!! Thanks for posting juantoletemex!!!!!
Always found interesting how Peter played bass with a pick. I heard a interview recently with James Guercio, he said he needed Peter to play with a pick for recording purposes in the CTA days.
you are right bruce t cetera is a great singer and an even greater bass player and an even greater sellout..but a lesser sellout of the the remaining members of the band( the horn section and robert lamm) who contintue to tour..playing their watered-downed hits....as much as i love chicago the band , i wouldnt walk across the street to see them perform
I don't know why this performance has me glued to this video. Can't take my eyes off of him. Every movement he makes SPARKLES like diamonds. He is MORE than just a great singer/songwriter/bass player. Peter is a real performer. You feel he is singing directly to you. 🎶❤️🎵
@@MaeMee5 I agree. Peter is extremely talented and it shows in all of these videos. Not only is he extremely good looking (and still is at the age of 75) but his stage appeal is over the top. He has a natural talent and just stands over and above the others. He did it without being a stage show-off and that is what makes him so special. This video is just one of his many great performances. Another great video is the live in Tokyo concert from 1972. There are several videos from that show posted on You Tube. He was outstanding in that one too.
@@sharonlaforest6134 Tokyo is the one where he is dressed in some pinkish outfit and the camera is from Peter's backside shaking his bootie in rythum to the song. LOVE IT 🎶❤️🎵
@@MaeMee5 Priscilla: Please see my post further up. I have the most INTENSE crush on Peter just from these videos. But I have trouble with the present-day Peter Cetera being the same person as the "Chicago" Peter Cetera. Maybe it's the length of his hair, I don't know. But I only have an intense crush on the Peter Cetera from Chicago from the 70s! And this has been just in the past week or so, and I'm 65! I can't explain it, and like you, I can't take my eyes off of him either. SO glad we have these videos to watch over and over and over and over! Thanks, Peter.
@@jeanniemccarthy8135 WOW! I literally thought I was the only woman who feels just like you! Your comment expresses the exact feelings I have for Peter. I am 70 in 2 wks and had a slight crush in 1970. Then I lost touch with the band as I got married, had children etc... But NOW I am heavily into the 70s Peter. And YES, it is his hair, his clothes, and his Passion. I even went for weeks thinking about him all day long and always had one of his songs in my head. How can we have a crush on a person who no longer really exist? The current Peter now is OK, but my intense feeling for 70s PC is still here. I really miss the YOUNGER Peter.
This is going to sound like heresy to fans of The Fab Four, but Chicago (at least on this night) actually out-Beatled The Beatles on "Got to Get You Into My Life."
How Cute ! I think he got it at Sakowitz or Macys ! He was surely Well Decked Out for that Performance !!!! ???? ~~~~ The Rhinestone Cowboy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the outfit though. I think the rock and roll thought of that time period for a lot of bands was: "If you really are a rock star then look like one"!
If you want a cultural reference point re: Cetera’s oufit, check this out - one of Robert Redford’s best acting roles: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Electric_Horseman. I went to UNLV in that era and this is exactly what was going on - country/disco fusion. Thank heavens Chicago didn’t fall into that trap, other than clothing-wise! 😅
What a great performance by Chicago and the late Great Terry Katy. Do you have "a Hit by Varese" from this concert? My version is kind of fuzzy. It would be great to see this version of Varese.
This was the Peter Cetera I wish I was in a Disco band faze! In my opinion where he ended up a disco band would have been ideal! Without Terry Kath though it just was over!
I loved Chicago back in 60’s /70’s & then I kind of forgot about them. Now listening to them again, I’m blown away by the talent of all band members - 3 awesome singers, 2 kick ass guitar players, Danny Seraphine on the drums, the horn section- they were way before their time. Yes Terry didn’t seem to be quite himself before he died & he didn’t seem like he had the drive that he did in earlier years but he was still a monster on the guitar- his fingers moving so fast it was a blur. It really bugs me how people insist on commenting on his weight- has nothing to do with his talent. I think we need to give a collective thanks to bands like Chicago - that was real music. Not the CRAP that’s out there these days (how can yu tell I’m old!!!).
Peter is the best of the best , no one could ever replace him , voice, looks , or stage presence!!!!!!!
@@patriciaarchie7822 Cetera is and has always been my favorite singer as well.
Peter can play that Bass like a monster. Love his sexy voice & looks too
@@zgfitI can't agree more!!!! Peter Cetera for sexiest man alive ❤
There is no doubt that the two most electric performers on stage for Chicago were Kath and Cetera.
While I agree with what you're saying Cetera has morphed now into a whiny type of pop music singer and sold out to top 40 junk.
You cannot omit Danny Seraphine, one of rock’s greatest but overlooked drummer
Instablaster...
@@josephjohnson7256 Saw Danny perform here last year. As good as ever.
@@michaelpuderramirez2331 No Sorry your wrong! Obviously know nothing!
Sorry to add again, but I just read some of the earlier posts and wanted to say that even if Terry weighed 500 pounds he still would have been one of the sexiest and talented men that ever lived!!! Some things transcend physical appearance and I must say that I saw him in concerts across the spectrum from fit to heavy and NEVER EVER thought of him as anything other than an AMAZING vocalist/guitarist/human being!!! God bless you Terry, I love and miss you so much.
I agree
Terry ♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰😍
Definetly. Now when I hear him singing & playing his guitar, I get this odd sensation like in”Wish yu we’re here” with the Beachboys. I absolutely love that song.
He might've been depressed so that's how he gained the weight. He seemed kind of lost during this time.
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I seen this Chicago in the 70s, with the original line up, Peter cetera and Terry kath, what an amazing band, still are, RIP Terry kath
Peter did a fantastic job in this Beatles classic.
Not surprising, given Paul McCartney was Cetera's inspiration for his style of bass playing -- quite melodic and challenging.
If you don't like this group there's something wrong in your head
I saw them in May 1970 when they played at my high school gym. They wee booked just before they broke big. They came and kept the contract and played it like it was a big venue. Very excellent concert!
OMG I L over Peter , his voice his performance everything about him , he's the best !!!!!
Peter has always been and always will be EYE CANDY, 🎶👀🍬😍🎶
Peter is perfect!!!!!!! 😍
Can you believe this was 39 years ago! And Peter STILL ROCKS HARD! 2016!
yes!
Yep,only Peter !!!!!!!
Peter hasn’t rocked hard since Kath died.
Oh my, what a band of high end musicians. I have loved this band for over 50 years!
The one and only, one of a kind, "Chicago"
Oh yeah! Great memories of mega fun times. The best music and still I love it 40 years later.
These guys were the best of the best. Love the way Peter sings "Got to get you into my life." What a great vocalist he is and he could sing in any style.
He's such a versatile singer!
Gives me chills when I hear him sing that line! What a vocal powerhouse.
Oooh Peter 🤤
Peter had soul, brought life to anything he sang.
@@karol7716 I've always liked Chicago. Just in like the past week, I was looking around at Chicago videos to see how good Terry Kath was. He was phenomenal to say the least! BUT I never knew that Peter was the bass player for Chicago. I thought he was just a singer with them, and only for a short time (WRONG). So when I finally put two and two together (with the help of my ex husband, who's also a bass player, a few years younger than Peter), I realized that Peter was the BASS PLAYER and singer! Now I absolutely CANNOT STOP watching Peter in the Chicago videos! I'm 65 now and feel really silly seeming to have a MASSIVE CRUSH on Peter from when he was with Chicago, particularly in the 70s! BUT I couldn't even name one of Peter's hits since he left Chicago. Looking at present-day Peter Cetera, I can't believe it's the same person! But OMG when he was with Chicago, TOTALLY different story!!! GORGEOUS! And the dimples!! And what is with Peter's bottom lip thing he does??? SO sexy!! I gotta say, had I known about him when he was with Chicago, I'm sure I would've gone to see them live!! At least I can sorta re-live that experience with the videos posted! Thanks so much, Peter! I am alive again, LOL!
terry voice is husky n big love it.. rocking
this really highlights the range of Peter Cetera's voice- no one can belt out an "oooh" like he can-there is all that emotion- he really did have the versatility to sing anything, and yet this seems to be overlooked, follow his vocals through the 68-78 albums & performances-cannot be replaced, just like Kath.
Best voice in the world !!!!!!!
Even after 1978, Cetera really found his voice when Dave Foster became their producer.
Just like I feel.love when Peter sings ooh
@@lamarravery4094 as I understand it, the band didn't give Cetera any compliments are recognition for his talents; as was heaped on Terry, where btw, they gladly traded in their prized democracy and no lead rule for Terry to take center stage frontman and leader. Peter, after all he could sing the shits out of anything. He had charisma. He could bang out gutsy, jammin bass. Yet was treated a third rate. Maybe he found confidence with Foster who gave him some pointers and helped him grow. Shame on Chi., his brothers for being cold and ignorant, bad etiquette to this day decades later. I wish they would come out and be man enough to admit they never 'took' to Peter, never liked him. The only one who was a great friend to Pete was Terry. Chi. screwed over Pete. I a glad he went. It would have been nicer to keep hearing that iconic voice w/ Chicago but they showed they didn't want him and kicked him out after breaking a promise. Screw them.
Lamar Avery , so glad you pointed all that out , I feel exactly the same way , there will never be another VOICE like Peter, they were never the same without him!
the whole band is magnificent
2 of my cousins played in a band in Milwaukee- they had a horn section- they played a lot of Chicago and Blood Sweat And Tears I never saw them playing-, I was too young-,but they turned me on to this great music!!
Early days were the very best!
Good video! Peter and Terry are in good form, and Robert Lamm was still singing with gusto!
Danny's drumming kicks royal tail bone!
Great sound, Danny"s drums are incredible.
He was a way under-rated drummer... the guy was phenomenal.
The absolute greatest guitar player was performing here at this concert. Jimi Clapton any other names cannot compete with Terry Kath.
My favorite band saw them in concert so many times!❤❤❤
First time seeing this. LOVE Peter in all the sparkly red. Killer outfit.
Peter was and still is a sharp dresser. He really stood out in that band and was so extremely talented and good looking with that smile. He always looked so good up on stage.
@@sharonlaforest6134 so true. Even in the early days (see videos "Question 67 and 68", "The Tanglewood Concert") he always wore a nice shirt tucked in. I've never seen him wear a t-shirt or jersey to perform. Peter was always destined to be a Star - with or without Chicago. 🎶❤️🎵
Priscilla Schroeder He was the star and he still is !!!!!!
@@patriciaarchie7822 did you hear about his retirement?
@@patriciaarchie7822 th-cam.com/video/gFwHAs7YDKE/w-d-xo.html
@52:00 he talks about ending his career now. It is an excellent 1 hr interview.
excellent students of composition and great entertainers, they could really put on a show.
Terry Kath, hands down best guitarist. He also added a soulful Ray Charles style voice that made Chicago a one of a kind band. RIP Terry.
TK had such beautiful eyes, and the sexiest, most soulful voice! To pick on TK's weight gain, or mock the circumstances of his death, is utterly disrespectful to his memory, to his widow Camelia, and to his daughter Michelle!
I think most will agree ... Chicago without TK, Cetera, and Seraphine is like Journey without Steve Perry! The main components that originally made them so amazing are missing!
thats why they are doing this song because Terry is dead
That's why they did this song in Central park because Terry was dead
Angel Deville And the Gin Blossoms without Doug Hopkins, The Who without Keith Moon and John Entwistle, and the Guess Who without Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings.
That band died with Terry Kath.
😍😍😍😍
ol skool Chicago is the shit! love that rhythmn section goin off on Im aMan !
Those who are ragging on the clothing,...Do you really think that baggy pants, exposing your underwear, and wearing baseball caps SIDEWAYS really looks any better than what these guys wore? How many people are going to be looking at pictures of themselves thirty plus years from now, saying, "What the HELL was I thinking, wearing those stupid baggy pants??? And, so what if Terry had put on a lot of weight??? It was his playing and singing that counted!
Who cares What they are Wearing !!! - It's their Performance that Counts !!!! Those Guys would even Look Fantastic Singing in the Nude !!! ~~ ? Anyway - Peter Looked Fabulous in his Rhinestone Cowboy Deluxe Jumpsuit w/ the Silver Concho's strapped around his Neck !!! ~~ ? Too HOT for Words !!!
They will be dead in thirty years because of climate disruption.
That's what we wore in the 70s,..... they look great !!!
I dig NO TATTOOS
Peter Here - Is - - - Certainly Dressed - To Go Out for the - Whole Nine Yards !
A Very Handsome - Very Confident - The Total Package - Kind of Man .
I Call Him the Man with the Golden Voice that has Absolutely - Out of this World -
Mesmerizing Eyes -That - Surely doesn't Hurt Anyone's Own Eyes to Look At .
- Plus - The One & Only - " Terry" - with his Magical Guitar - Just Tops It Off !!!!!
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Peter & Terry really were the shining stars of this band. So much talent and both were such great looking guys. Peter to this day still is a handsome guy with those eyes and his smile.
Peter was absolutely EYE CANDY! 🎶🍬😍🍫🎵
Phenomenal ! It was an unforgettable experience to see and hear this group.
R.I.P. Laudir de Oliveira, brazilian percussionist
❤️ Laudir
REST IN PEACE TERRY 🙏 AND LAUDIR
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TERRY !!
Fantastic camera work and direction obviously handled by people who knew the songs and the individual performances within them, getting all the best shots at the right times. I just wish the stage had been lit a bit better. Still far better than most everything I've seen from that era and even many since. I wish this concert video would get the proper respect it deserves and be remastered and reissued on Blu-Ray.
Wow so good
Excellent!
One of the greatest bands ever! Terry Kath is one of the guitarists ever!
Terry Kath was the damn BEST !!!!!!
No matter what he weighed Terry was always a handsome, gifted gutarist and singer. And I would wager a bet he could get more action in the chick dept. on his worst day than you could Mr. GM on your best.
The Best banda of Golden metals very very good,
Say what you will, Cetera is a truly great singer.
Bruce Todesco Great singer, average bass player.
He is recognizable
He liked his gum.
Dan Slick you must be kidding , or maybe u can't hear !!!!!
PC, a great singer, who never phoned it in in all the years I've seen him.
Great soulful bass player Great rhythm.
He's always left out of the praise.
Terry is showered with it.
People are interesting. They will make a point to list every guy in the band and their accomplishment and always leave out Peter.
Only true fans of early Chicago can recognise the contributions of PC fairly and say it out loud.'The others have bought into the slight (unfortunately) by his bandmates, who tell lies about things they know happened differently.
I presume that Peter Cetera no longer has this Glen Campbell Rhinestone cowboy outfit in his wardrobe. His ability to run that base line while singing his vocal on "I'm a Man" has always been impressive. Someone recently posted a video on TH-cam of him performing this song with his current touring entourage during which he played his Fender Precision, which he hasn't done in years. For a guy who just turned 71, He can still rock, at least for one song.
he had it in Central park it sounded good
Cetera wore that same outfit when I saw Chicago in Indianapolis in the summer of 1977.
He has a blue one that he wore live in VINO 3 years ago. Its on TH-cam.
KILLER fret work on “ I’m A Man” by Cetera 🎸🔥
Peter looks scorching HOT in that red outfit!!!! A total rock star if ever there was!!
I agree. He was one of the best back in the 70's and best looking as well!
@@sharonlaforest6134 he was and still is the best , his voice will live on forever !!!!!
PETER & TERRY ! ? !- - - Oooooooooh - La La - -
Too Much - For One's Own Mind & Eyes to Handle - In this World of Reality~~~~
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I LOVE PETER's OUTFIT and his hair, and his smile and his voice and his hands and his dimples and everything else about the man. The outfit was very fashion forward for its time, I'm sure. Terry looks F-I-N-E too. I don't know what's wrong with some of these commentators.
You forgot about his Gorgeous - Mesmerizing Eyes ! We need to get together & start a Peter Cetera TH-cam Fan Club !!! ~~~ ?
Darla T I'm in I love peter cetera ,the way he sings ,his dimples everything about I love
🤤🤤🤤🤤♥️ Is so beautyfull and sexy
🤤🤤🤤🤤😏
2:31 🤤🤤🤤🤤😍😍😍😍
I was there in Germany. Was the 2nd time I saw Chicago .1969 Amsterdam was the 1st. Unfortunately the last time with Terry Kath :-(
You see with Peter cetera Chicago was really true and without him they're nothing
Chicago Pays Tribute To The Beatles two of my favorite bands who inspires me to become a musician.
It's really sad when you realize that Terry died less than two months after this concert. :(
Terry died 11 months later, in january 1978
tubenglotz This was recorded December 2nd 1977.
Chuixupu The concerts in Germany took place in february 1977 - in Essen and Hannover. This one was recorded on 12th of february 1977 (see www.rockpalastarchiv.de/concert/chicago.html).
My apologies, you're correct! Apparently the difference in date numbering between the US and Europe caused the people that label bootleg recordings incorrectly as December (we put the month first). But looking at the time line, it had to be Feb since they were not touring in December.
Angela M. V USA alebo UK dávajú najprv mesiac a potom deň..Terry Kath sa usmrtil vystrelom do hlavy nešťastnou náhodou v domnení, že nie je nabitá dňa 23. januara 1978.
yes, yes!
El genial Peter
Wow, this concert is amazing, and I never say amazing, but yeah, in Essen 1977, I saw them in SD, CA in 1971 or 72, and they kicked butt, however, I really think they sound freaking beautiful here, Got to Get You Into My Life, (Beatles) I love this tune and I'm a Man!!!! Thanks for posting juantoletemex!!!!!
Peter Cetera did not get too many bass solo, but on this night, he showed he could smoke on bass guitar.
I wished Peter would sing the Beatle's Here, There and Everywhere, that would be awesome to hear.
@lamarravery4094 💯The Beatles are one of Peter’s all time favorite bands!
No disrespect to Paul McCartney but this is freakin AWESOME!!!!!!
Agreed. Not often that a cover is better than the real deal. Sorry Paul 🎶😍🎵
Cada uno de los integrantes de Chicago dió su mejor aporte en esos años me parece 1977
OMG. Peter Cetera was so hot. Hand me a fan!
@tamcocar💓🔥🥰I knowwwwwww💯🎤🎸I never get sick of watching these videos!
This Beatles chart inspired these guys to form "Chicago (the band)!"
When I saw them do this Chris Pinnick was on guitar and Peter's hair was short and slicked back. Kansas somewhere.
Wow concert the super band chicago
Los originales y su mejor tiempo los que siguieron no tuvieron ese sonido especial del Chicago original
Y es obvio quienes eran más lindos y son los 7 del Chicago original
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1978 Lincoln Mark 5 Pucci car music 🎵🎵 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Well then, tell Laudir 'thanks' on behalf of a hardcore Chicago fan...my first show was during his first tour.
Chewing gum, singing and playing the Bass, all at the same time!
Dedicado para una persona super especial
Always found interesting how Peter played bass with a pick. I heard a interview recently with James Guercio, he said he needed Peter to play with a pick for recording purposes in the CTA days.
@exualmet TK final performance was in LA. My dad was at that show.
Enero 2023
Yo soy el hombre que te quiere con todo el alma que más dice tu canción mi grupo favorito y Peter el mejor
My version is not good, too. And it's longer than 10 minutes. Saludos and thanks for posting!
OMG!
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I honestly think Peter sings this classic Beatles song better than Paul McCartney did. One of a kind!
Peter really gives this song his all! Does it better than his idol Paul. 😍
No way
Priscilla Schroeder. Oh yes !
Excelent singer peter cetera
questi erano i grandi chicago prima che diventassero un gruppo di easy music...grande danny seraphine ,e terry kath...
Terry Kath gave this band the edge
Can you imagine Johnny Farnham singing with them
you are right bruce t cetera is a great singer and an even greater bass player and an even greater sellout..but a lesser sellout of the the remaining members of the band( the horn section and robert lamm) who contintue to tour..playing their watered-downed hits....as much as i love chicago the band , i wouldnt walk across the street to see them perform
En especial Peter
4EVeR live the original rock group CHiCAGO!
TERRY KATH
TheEternalNow And PETER CETERA !!!!!!
Los geniales beatles o los geniales muchachos de Chicago
This version way more popular than the original by Steve Winwood. This was the first version I heard when I was a kid.
Cetera swiveling his hips like a hula dancer in his Glen Campbell inspired suit.
I don't know why this performance has me glued to this video. Can't take my eyes off of him. Every movement he makes SPARKLES like diamonds. He is MORE than just a great singer/songwriter/bass player. Peter is a real performer. You feel he is singing directly to you. 🎶❤️🎵
@@MaeMee5 I agree. Peter is extremely talented and it shows in all of these videos. Not only is he extremely good looking (and still is at the age of 75) but his stage appeal is over the top. He has a natural talent and just stands over and above the others. He did it without being a stage show-off and that is what makes him so special. This video is just one of his many great performances. Another great video is the live in Tokyo concert from 1972. There are several videos from that show posted on You Tube. He was outstanding in that one too.
@@sharonlaforest6134 Tokyo is the one where he is dressed in some pinkish outfit and the camera is from Peter's backside shaking his bootie in rythum to the song. LOVE IT 🎶❤️🎵
@@MaeMee5 Priscilla: Please see my post further up. I have the most INTENSE crush on Peter just from these videos. But I have trouble with the present-day Peter Cetera being the same person as the "Chicago" Peter Cetera. Maybe it's the length of his hair, I don't know. But I only have an intense crush on the Peter Cetera from Chicago from the 70s! And this has been just in the past week or so, and I'm 65! I can't explain it, and like you, I can't take my eyes off of him either. SO glad we have these videos to watch over and over and over and over! Thanks, Peter.
@@jeanniemccarthy8135 WOW! I literally thought I was the only woman who feels just like you! Your comment expresses the exact feelings I have for Peter. I am 70 in 2 wks and had a slight crush in 1970. Then I lost touch with the band as I got married, had children etc... But NOW I am heavily into the 70s Peter. And YES, it is his hair, his clothes, and his Passion. I even went for weeks thinking about him all day long and always had one of his songs in my head. How can we have a crush on a person who no longer really exist? The current Peter now is OK, but my intense feeling for 70s PC is still here. I really miss the YOUNGER Peter.
This is going to sound like heresy to fans of The Fab Four, but Chicago (at least on this night) actually out-Beatled The Beatles on "Got to Get You Into My Life."
ha.... Peter is really putting on his Ozzy Osbourne face at 1:13....lol
Cetera must have been shopping at the Wal-Mart "Elvis Collection" department that day.
Venom101002 Cetera once referred to 1975 to 1977 as his Elvis period. Overweight with gaudy stage outfits.
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How Cute ! I think he got it at Sakowitz or Macys ! He was surely Well Decked Out for that Performance !!!! ???? ~~~~ The Rhinestone Cowboy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Venom101002
. I don't think he gave a carp hat anyone thought. His wallet was way filled......
.. Get real
I love the outfit though. I think the rock and roll thought of that time period for a lot of bands was: "If you really are a rock star then look like one"!
A la distancia
If you want a cultural reference point re: Cetera’s oufit, check this out - one of Robert Redford’s best acting roles: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Electric_Horseman. I went to UNLV in that era and this is exactly what was going on - country/disco fusion. Thank heavens Chicago didn’t fall into that trap, other than clothing-wise! 😅
A la distancia entre mil mares como dice otra canción
What a great performance by Chicago and the late Great Terry Katy.
Do you have "a Hit by Varese" from this concert? My version is kind of fuzzy. It would be great to see this version of Varese.
En español y peruano alma corazón y vida
This was the Peter Cetera I wish I was in a Disco band faze! In my opinion where he ended up a disco band would have been ideal!
Without Terry Kath though it just was over!
Def. the cocaine era tempo....i prefer the 68-72 live versions ...especially Terry in those shows!!!
Peter Cetera tiro a la goma la goma de mascar a 00:30, ademas usa los pelos como John Fogerty de CCR en 1969, que tiempos aquellos...!
DONT FORGET ROBERT LAMM!!
Actually, I believe it was December 1, 1977 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco.
No, they played the Oakland Coliseum in December 1977....I was at the show.
But this video was not from Oakland. The description is probably correct.
Chicago was really coked up here!
Cetera is such a hambone.
Kevin Hall You gotta love him 💜💜💜
Dare I say, McCartney who? #cetera