The kings of the 80's ballads. Truly, they were all really good. Chicago had one ballad in the 70's that's still my favorite though called "If You Leave Me Now." I love it. 🎵✌❤
@Zoey The Savannah Best part is the: "Oooooh Ohhhhh no, baby please don't go. Oooooh Ohhhhh girl, I just want you to stay!" 🤣 Its the "Ohhhhh" part that's so cool. Patrick could sing it.
They had many ballads in the Terry Kath years (1969-1968) Color My World Just You 'n Me Happy Man No Tell Lover Song of The Evergreens Wishing You Were Here Little One and many more. They usually had at least one per album. They usua
The lead singer, Peter Cetera, has one of the most recognizable voices in the modern era of music. He had a successful solo career after he left Chicago. I'm positive one of his songs would sound familiar to you guys.
I've been watching y'all for a hot minute now & I want to tell you how impressed I am with how quickly you have both grown in your musical knowledge. Many other reactors listen to songs & say they are great but really successful reactors grow & retain the knowledge that goes with it. Perfect example is being able to listen to just a small part of a song or seeing a small part of a video & being able to know what decade it is from. We lived it. We know. But for you, it takes a lot of paying attention to detail & you both do that so well.
You kinda stole my thunder, Jennifer! 😆 lol. (See my other comment elsewhere) I’m just teasing you- But isnt that a little craaazy how I came here to write something and you just-so-happened to have written things that were on your mind too, along the same vein as complimenting them, etc... out of the blue?? ( 👻 Spooky!!!) lol 😉J in Tx
Also check out: Have You Ever Been In Love Feels Like Heaven (duet w/ Chaka Khan) The Last Place God Made Scheherazade (Madonna on backup vocals) One Good Woman
You are in for a treat with Peter Cetera (His voice is incredible) they had quite a few love songs in the 80s..Hard Habit To Break, Love Me Tomorrow, and You're The Inspiration( Beautiful song!) but you do have to understand Peter Joined Chicago in 1967 so he was with them from the get go as their bassist..He sang their big hit from 1976 If You Leave Me Now and also sang lead on Just You `n` Me and Baby ,What A Big Surprise (70s)...he also had some Beautiful solo hits and duets. Solo Glory Of Love(Theme from Karate Kid 2) and duets After All w/Cher and Next Time I Fall w/Amy Grant..Believe me, you will love them all! Keep On Rockin`
Along with Peter Cetera on Chicago albums 16 and 17, one would be remiss not to check out 18-21 as well-- Don't forget the Jason Scheff years with Chicago also. Will You Still Love Me?, Look Away, One More Day, We Can Last Forever, What Kind of Man Would I Be?, If She Would Have Been Faithful, Remake of 25 or 6 to 4, I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love, Man To Woman, You're Not Alone, Victorious, Chasin' the Wind... there's more to be mined there. One of their other awesome ballads, first one with Scheff joining them was "Will You Still Love Me?" th-cam.com/video/XOKqqwgFSbI/w-d-xo.html
Cetera, that man has been my favorite singer,bass player, and songwriter since the early 70's. First time I heard his voice I was hooked. He can rock,the can croon and play a bass like a boss. My all time favorite singer.
being teen at local dances, no guy could wait for Chicago, because we hated fast dancing, but the chance to hold a girl close on the dance floor....... Chicago and Journey were our dance floor heroes
Same band members in this song except Terry's replacement (Bill Champlin) and a guitarist. The change is the new manager (David Foster) made Peter Cetera the headliner, effectively making the rest of Chicago a back up band and not alliowing much of the songwriting of Robert Lamn & James Pankow that permeated their previous albums. Although this song is beautiful, the rest of the band were unhappy; so, after a few albums feeling constrained, since they were a majority rules band and Peter wanted more and more solo career they fired Peter and are making the variety of music they had before that brings the horns back to the forefront. They always did beautiful love songs, but with different variety as they were written by difference song writers in the band. If you other questions, feel free to ask.
Typical music industry bs: either push the band's to record what the industry wants and/or break up the band to cherry pick "marketable" talents. Destiny's Child, Maroon 5, The Supremes...the list is long
David Foster was never their manager, he was brought in to help write new songs since Robert Lamn was battling drug addiction and neither he or James Pankow were writing anything decent and hadn't been for awhile. David Foster along with Pete Cetera wrote the songs on Chicago 16 and 17 that literally resurrected the band's career and brought them back into the spotlight.
@@dennisjames1973 There's a pretty informative interview as to what was happening from Peter's perspective. th-cam.com/video/tJG15e2rBrs/w-d-xo.html Why he left Chicago... th-cam.com/video/5_rdZXLunGg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/GDxSE0EzLfg/w-d-xo.html
I think I knew Chicago because of this song, I love it, another beautiful song is "If you leave me now". I like very much your reactions, you are learning a lot with them and we too.
Great reaction guys, but this version is missing the entire last minute of the song... which is the best part. Hope you guys check out the full version with the massive horn section at the end because it really is what makes the song so great.
70's singer songwriters, you'd Love them! James Taylor, Carly Simon, Carol King, John Denver, any song from either one. Pure, clean soul reaching music! I can't even believe I haven't found any Journey reactions, especially with your love of live performances! 'The Voice' will change your life! 'Faithfully', 'Don't Stop Believing', 'Lights', really anything! Love you guys! Been binge watching & catching up! 😁💖
You're so right you guys, the 80s have the best ballads! I want to plug some from Journey-- Faithfully and Open Arms (studio and live in Houston 1981 are both brilliant for that one) are classics and will blow you away, but Something to Hide and Mother, Father from that same concert are a few gems I'd love more people to discover as well! Keep up the great work guys!
The harmonies in this are sweeeet! One really BEAUTIFUL song of their's in the 70's was "Color My World" - a HUGE favorite everywhere, too! (*Good job Patrick!! 👏👏👏👏❤)
What about "Just You 'n Me" , "You Are On My Mind", "Wishing You Were Here", "I've Been Searching So Long" and "No Tell Lover" and "If You Leave Me Now"? All were charted hits and all were in the 70s. And yes, of course, my wedding song "Color My World".
I’m just turning 50 & love your channel.. reason 80’s had such good Ballads were we used to go to Disco’s & twice during the night they had slow sets .. with this type of music & guys who fancied a girl would ask her for a dance & it could be just one dance but if she fancied you she might stay for the rest of the set .. chatting her up as you had your arms wrapped in hers .. those were the days 😍🥰😀
I was.lucky enough to see them live in the mid 80's. They were amazing! They switched singers and played each other's instruments flawlessly and effortlessly...blew me away!
When I clicked on this one, I have to admit that I wasn't very excited because this wasn't a favorite of mine. That being said, you made me listen to it like it was new again and with all of your enthusiasm and me giving the song another chance, I fell in love with it. Thanks bros! I've enjoyed your journey so much!
80s was a wonderful decade and to see you young men appreciate the ballads of the 80s is so comforting. Checkout the entire album of Chicago 17...you will love it 😀
Huge and nice reaction. I do love this song since it release in 1983. The harmonies are so smooth and mesmerizing. It reminds me of those of the Bee Gees. Just an anecdote. In the BG's ballad '"Too much heaven", he horn section from Chicago made a guest appearance. At the time, they were next door working on their album "HOT STREETS" The Bee Gees returned the favour as they appeared on Chicago's song "Little Miss Lovin'" and their keyboardist Blue Weaver appeared on "No tell lover"...
You are becoming my favorite reactors. You genuinely listen and appreciate what you are listening to . I love watching you both listen to a song for the first time that I have heard a hundred times. I feel like I am listening to it for the 1st time with you. You dudes are great.
What I like about your channel is that you bring me back to music of my youth that I have always taken for granted and now get to appreciate all over again. Thanks for that.
Beautiful music. Chicago is timeless. Takes me back...hours and hours playing their music on repeat in my room with my headphones on laying on the floor next to the radio. I love love love this song!!!🔥
Don’t know how old you guys are? But you are old souls. The music from 60 s.70 s and 80 s is life changing. I had 3 sons who I could never get into my music like Beatles. Bee gees. CCR. Chicago. Grand funk . Etc. I enjoy watching your reactions. Keep up the great work!
2:37 I am 52, I was a 13 year old when this song came out. What a time to be a teen, it made high school crushes so much more intense with all those amazing power ballads! IT WAS AMAZING GUYS!
Had this record as a kid- LOVE this song! And MANY more of theirs! Deeep rabbit hole in the 80’s as well! “Hard habit to break”, “You’re the inspiration”,and MUCH more!✌️👍
There's only one Chicago. I've loved them from their beginning. Their instrumentation is full and beautiful. When you heard Peter Cetera you KNEW it was Chicago and your were in for a treat.
Salut les mecs , juste pour vous dire que j'apprécie beaucoup vos réactions , je suis Français , j'ai 60 ans mais quand je vous regarde j'ai l'impression de retrouver des potes de jeunesses .
Ahhh...this takes me back to when I was a kid and this was part of the soundtrack of my Friday and Saturday nights at the skating rink. And making mixed tapes from the radio...time flies. I LOVE Chicago--especially from the 80s.
Check out the studio version, Feeling stronger everyday. It’s sound from the actual recording....and gorgeous 70’s sound. 🎼🎶🎹pitch accurate with harmony.......beautiful song.Key change up at the end.....that’s skill.🎼🎶🎹🎤❤️
They had many ballads in the Terry Kath years (1969-1978) Color My World Just You 'n Me Happy Man No Tell Lover Song of The Evergreens Wishing You Were Here Little One and many more. They usually had at least one per album.
I’m a mom of kids probably you guys age and in the 1970-1980’s I probably saw 75 concerts. I saw Chicago when I was as 13 at a college here in Louisiana. Ticket cost me 8 bucks! They were amazing. My fav song by them is Color My World!
Another band worth checking out is Blood, Sweat & Tears. Like Chicago, they had great horn arrangements and could incorporate rock, jazz, rhythm & blues, big band, pop and classical into their music. "Spinning Wheel" is probably their most famous song, but I'd recommend something like "Smiling Phases" or "Go Down Gamblin'", but they had so many other great original and cover songs they did.
Sooo love Chicago!!!!!! Not sure if you're aware but there is a band from RUSSIA called LEONID & FRIENDS that covers their songs..they are out of this world!!! The guys from CHICAGO said this was the best cover band of their songs !!! They are so good that fans from the US brought them to perform...Chicago came to hear them . So in your spare time watch their videos !! My fav " I've Been Searchin' so Long" BE SAFE !!
Their ballads show their vocal talent. That was a number one song. Also....try ....hard habit to break. Another number one for them in the eighties. How about REO SPEEDWAGON? I can’t fight this feeling..another great video
I've realized how spoiled we were back then. I should have paid better attention to all the great music at the time. It ended up being the background to our lives. But my radio didn't have good enough speakers for me to appreciate it and I was busy raising my kids. Thank you for the chance to give it proper attention and really listen to the music of my youth. It's wonderful to see younger people enjoy it so much!
If you like this Chicago song you have to hear "You're the Inspiration " and "If you leave me now". 80's music was the best. Those years I was a teenager and I'have hear music like that since those years.
This was a number one hit for them. I loved this song and was following it on the charts at the time. It was also on the soundtrack of the movie "Summer Lovers." Check that one out. Haha
the 80s were the decade of the power ballads. Listen to Don't know What You've Got Til It's Gone (Cinderella), November Rain (Guns n Roses), High Enough (Damn Yankees), Faithfully (Journey), Heaven (Warrant), Thank You For Loving Me (Bon Jovi) and so many more!
Yeah the 70s Chicago is different from the 80s. A lot of the same members just after Terry died Peter Cetera moved up front. He actually sang on some of the older music
Hey guys you two are my fave reaction guys. Such a great job how you analyze. There are some great songs from them in 80’s . Try YOU’RE MY INSPIRATION. And there are more on their greatest hits from that period. Omg try also…..WHAT KIND OF MAN WOULD I BE…..oh and IF SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN FAITHFUL. Some great songs guys. I wanna see your reaction to all of them.
Yep a beautiful song for sure! Y'all have barely scratched the surface of it all from about mid 60's thru about mid 80's. You'll be busy for a l o n g time .. srsly. Thnx guys .. enjoy ur evening .. peace out✌🏼🤘🏼💞
Peter's singing style by opening his mouth quite little is because he's jaw was broken and while healing it was wired shut. Peter didn't want to wait removal of wires and learned to sing with them.
My heart was broken when Peter Cetera left Chicago. He and Steve Perry have the most recognizable, unique voices.
I agree with you!!!
I wasn't. he and Greg Foster just kept writing songs together so it worked out.
@@DamionteDavid foster
They are cover bands without them
The kings of the 80's ballads. Truly, they were all really good. Chicago had one ballad in the 70's that's still my favorite though called "If You Leave Me Now." I love it. 🎵✌❤
@Zoey The Savannah Best part is the: "Oooooh Ohhhhh no, baby please don't go. Oooooh Ohhhhh girl, I just want you to stay!" 🤣 Its the "Ohhhhh" part that's so cool. Patrick could sing it.
They had many ballads in the Terry Kath years (1969-1968)
Color My World
Just You 'n Me
Happy Man
No Tell Lover
Song of The Evergreens
Wishing You Were Here
Little One
and many more.
They usually had at least one per album.
They usua
@@karensaldanha4760 ---Color My World.........a song every piano player knew and could play....simple but memorable. I like Dialogues Part 1 and 2.
The lead singer, Peter Cetera, has one of the most recognizable voices in the modern era of music. He had a successful solo career after he left Chicago. I'm positive one of his songs would sound familiar to you guys.
Karate kid song
I've been watching y'all for a hot minute now & I want to tell you how impressed I am with how quickly you have both grown in your musical knowledge. Many other reactors listen to songs & say they are great but really successful reactors grow & retain the knowledge that goes with it. Perfect example is being able to listen to just a small part of a song or seeing a small part of a video & being able to know what decade it is from. We lived it. We know. But for you, it takes a lot of paying attention to detail & you both do that so well.
Thanks for such words Jennifer :)
Couldn't agree more! These guys are my favorite reactors!
Cultural freshness coming from native Georgians, there perspectives are honest and pure, that's what I like about these guys.
You kinda stole my thunder, Jennifer! 😆
lol. (See my other comment elsewhere)
I’m just teasing you- But isnt that a little craaazy how I came here to write something and you just-so-happened to have written things that were on your mind too, along the same vein as complimenting them, etc... out of the blue?? ( 👻 Spooky!!!) lol
😉J in Tx
Hey Jennifer! Agreed! We got a lot in common girl! 😃
Check out the lead singer peter ceteras solo hit “glory of love”.
Also check out:
Have You Ever Been In Love
Feels Like Heaven (duet w/ Chaka Khan)
The Last Place God Made
Scheherazade (Madonna on backup vocals)
One Good Woman
You are in for a treat with Peter Cetera (His voice is incredible) they had quite a few love songs in the 80s..Hard Habit To Break, Love Me Tomorrow, and You're The Inspiration( Beautiful song!) but you do have to understand Peter Joined Chicago in 1967 so he was with them from the get go as their bassist..He sang their big hit from 1976 If You Leave Me Now and also sang lead on Just You `n` Me and Baby ,What A Big Surprise (70s)...he also had some Beautiful solo hits and duets. Solo Glory Of Love(Theme from Karate Kid 2) and duets After All w/Cher and Next Time I Fall w/Amy Grant..Believe me, you will love them all! Keep On Rockin`
Along with Peter Cetera on Chicago albums 16 and 17, one would be remiss not to check out 18-21 as well-- Don't forget the Jason Scheff years with Chicago also. Will You Still Love Me?, Look Away, One More Day, We Can Last Forever, What Kind of Man Would I Be?, If She Would Have Been Faithful, Remake of 25 or 6 to 4, I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love, Man To Woman, You're Not Alone, Victorious, Chasin' the Wind... there's more to be mined there.
One of their other awesome ballads, first one with Scheff joining them was "Will You Still Love Me?"
th-cam.com/video/XOKqqwgFSbI/w-d-xo.html
Don't forget from Chicago 17 the following:
Stay The Night (Fun music video)
Along Comes a Woman
I Remember The Feeling
*Hard Habit to Break
I love Peter Ceteras voice. ❤️❤️❤️
Another great Chicago song is “If You Leave Me Now”...you will love it!
Added!
@@broaction5343 and "I've Been Searchin So Long"
omg yes!. Another beauty by Chicago!.
Great choice! That was my recommendation as well & definitely my favorite ballad of theirs.
Oh yeah! What a classic beautiful song!
What a song , what a meaning , one of also .
"Saturday In The Park"
Another beautiful song from my generations. LUCKY US..
Cetera, that man has been my favorite singer,bass player, and songwriter since the early 70's. First time I heard his voice I was hooked. He can rock,the can croon and play a bass like a boss. My all time favorite singer.
Beautiful just amazing singing
You need to react to Chicago 'You're The Inspiration'
Yes! It was mine and my husbands first dance at our wedding...1989.
That one, Hard Habit To Break and I Remember the Feeling
Chicago is timeless! "WISH YOU WERE HERE" The Beach Boys are singing backup Reaction please
Dang! I never knew that! How cool!!
It's "Wishing You Were Here"
@@Decurion505 Oops Thanks
Hey brothers!!!! God bless...
being teen at local dances, no guy could wait for Chicago, because we hated fast dancing, but the chance to hold a girl close on the dance floor....... Chicago and Journey were our dance floor heroes
Check out the longer version with an added ending
Chicago was the first concert I've ever been to, I was 14. with my first love and it was amazing! Such memories...
5:23 That key change! Gets me every time.
Same band members in this song except Terry's replacement (Bill Champlin) and a guitarist. The change is the new manager (David Foster) made Peter Cetera the headliner, effectively making the rest of Chicago a back up band and not alliowing much of the songwriting of Robert Lamn & James Pankow that permeated their previous albums.
Although this song is beautiful, the rest of the band were unhappy; so, after a few albums feeling constrained, since they were a majority rules band and Peter wanted more and more solo career they fired Peter and are making the variety of music they had before that brings the horns back to the forefront.
They always did beautiful love songs, but with different variety as they were written by difference song writers in the band.
If you other questions, feel free to ask.
Typical music industry bs: either push the band's to record what the industry wants and/or break up the band to cherry pick "marketable" talents.
Destiny's Child, Maroon 5, The Supremes...the list is long
All else aside tho, Peter's got a amazing voice
David Foster was never their manager, he was brought in to help write new songs since Robert Lamn was battling drug addiction and neither he or James Pankow were writing anything decent and hadn't been for awhile. David Foster along with Pete Cetera wrote the songs on Chicago 16 and 17 that literally resurrected the band's career and brought them back into the spotlight.
@@dennisjames1973 There's a pretty informative interview as to what was happening from Peter's perspective. th-cam.com/video/tJG15e2rBrs/w-d-xo.html
Why he left Chicago... th-cam.com/video/5_rdZXLunGg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/GDxSE0EzLfg/w-d-xo.html
I think I knew Chicago because of this song, I love it, another beautiful song is "If you leave me now". I like very much your reactions, you are learning a lot with them and we too.
Peter Cetera has one of my favorite voices. He shot Chicago to superstardom in the 80s. Every song was a masterpiece.
Great reaction guys, but this version is missing the entire last minute of the song... which is the best part. Hope you guys check out the full version with the massive horn section at the end because it really is what makes the song so great.
70's singer songwriters, you'd Love them! James Taylor, Carly Simon, Carol King, John Denver, any song from either one. Pure, clean soul reaching music! I can't even believe I haven't found any Journey reactions, especially with your love of live performances! 'The Voice' will change your life! 'Faithfully', 'Don't Stop Believing', 'Lights', really anything! Love you guys! Been binge watching & catching up! 😁💖
Such a beautiful song!
You're so right you guys, the 80s have the best ballads! I want to plug some from Journey-- Faithfully and Open Arms (studio and live in Houston 1981 are both brilliant for that one) are classics and will blow you away, but Something to Hide and Mother, Father from that same concert are a few gems I'd love more people to discover as well! Keep up the great work guys!
I thought I was the only one who appreciate this song. Thank you guys.
Love,
Lu
Nope, you're not alone.
The harmonies in this are sweeeet! One really BEAUTIFUL song of their's in the 70's was "Color My World" - a HUGE favorite everywhere, too!
(*Good job Patrick!! 👏👏👏👏❤)
What about "Just You 'n Me" , "You Are On My Mind", "Wishing You Were Here", "I've Been Searching So Long" and "No Tell Lover" and "If You Leave Me Now"? All were charted hits and all were in the 70s. And yes, of course, my wedding song "Color My World".
I’m just turning 50 & love your channel.. reason 80’s had such good Ballads were we used to go to Disco’s & twice during the night they had slow sets .. with this type of music & guys who fancied a girl would ask her for a dance & it could be just one dance but if she fancied you she might stay for the rest of the set .. chatting her up as you had your arms wrapped in hers .. those were the days 😍🥰😀
I was.lucky enough to see them live in the mid 80's. They were amazing! They switched singers and played each other's instruments flawlessly and effortlessly...blew me away!
This is one of my favorite bands ever. Love love Chicago!!!♥️♥️♥️🎶🎵♥️♥️
They have many great songs!! ❤
When I clicked on this one, I have to admit that I wasn't very excited because this wasn't a favorite of mine. That being said, you made me listen to it like it was new again and with all of your enthusiasm and me giving the song another chance, I fell in love with it. Thanks bros! I've enjoyed your journey so much!
80s was a wonderful decade and to see you young men appreciate the ballads of the 80s is so comforting. Checkout the entire album of Chicago 17...you will love it 😀
Yes! another great 80s power ballad, can never get enough of Chicago!
This song has been giving me chills for years. Chicago’s music is truly felt.
Its too beautiful,, the melody, the vocal, its just perfect..
Huge and nice reaction. I do love this song since it release in 1983. The harmonies are so smooth and mesmerizing. It reminds me of those of the Bee Gees. Just an anecdote. In the BG's ballad '"Too much heaven", he horn section from Chicago made a guest appearance. At the time, they were next door working on their album "HOT STREETS" The Bee Gees returned the favour as they appeared on Chicago's song "Little Miss Lovin'" and their keyboardist Blue Weaver appeared on "No tell lover"...
This is my favorite band of all time; started in the late 60s, worked through the 70s and continued in the 80s.... They just kept making hits. Period.
Et ils existent toujours
You are becoming my favorite reactors. You genuinely listen and appreciate what you are listening to . I love watching you both listen to a song for the first time that I have heard a hundred times. I feel like I am listening to it for the 1st time with you. You dudes are great.
What I like about your channel is that you bring me back to music of my youth that I have always taken for granted and now get to appreciate all over again. Thanks for that.
I listened to 80's Chicago and just love Peters voice 🤗 This is the first song I heard and still one of my favourites 🥰
Great song. Love the harmonies.
Beautiful music. Chicago is timeless. Takes me back...hours and hours playing their music on repeat in my room with my headphones on laying on the floor next to the radio. I love love love this song!!!🔥
My fellow teenage school band members were obsessed with 80s CHICAGO! So many memories...
Don’t know how old you guys are? But you are old souls. The music from 60 s.70 s and 80 s is life changing. I had 3 sons who I could never get into my music like Beatles. Bee gees. CCR. Chicago. Grand funk . Etc. I enjoy watching your reactions. Keep up the great work!
I love these guys man. The emotional response from you brings back memories of when I first heard this song
Your reaction to one of my favorite 80s groups is enough for me to subscribe. I never subscribe before watching at least 3 videos so well done you!
My favorite Chicago era was ‘82-‘88; these were the key ballad years.❤️
What’s really good is they got lots more good rock songs and lots more awesome ballads.
Make Me Smile or If You Leave Me Now next!!!
Such a nice song, these guys could really sing.beautiful💖💖💖 thank yall💕
2:37 I am 52, I was a 13 year old when this song came out. What a time to be a teen, it made high school crushes so much more intense with all those amazing power ballads! IT WAS AMAZING GUYS!
Had this record as a kid- LOVE this song! And MANY more of theirs! Deeep rabbit hole in the 80’s as well! “Hard habit to break”, “You’re the inspiration”,and MUCH more!✌️👍
Fantastic .. Love you guys .. Sending you all love and light from LONDON 💖
2:19 you right, best ballads 👍. Fact!
There's only one Chicago. I've loved them from their beginning. Their instrumentation is full and beautiful. When you heard Peter Cetera you KNEW it was Chicago and your were in for a treat.
I love to watch you two guys. Many love from Hamburg, Germany ❤️
Absolutely love Chicago.An underrated group.I thought I was the only person who still listens to them anymore
"If You Leave Me Now" is another
Chicago masterpiece! ❤
I listen to them almost every day, timeless music.
I’ve reached the point where I don’t even CARE what you react to anymore....
I JUST LUV YOU GUYS!! lol 🥰
J in Texas
"GOOSEBUMPS"! The true barometer of a successful song!
Salut les mecs , juste pour vous dire que j'apprécie beaucoup vos réactions , je suis Français , j'ai 60 ans mais quand je vous regarde j'ai l'impression de retrouver des potes de jeunesses .
Ahhh...this takes me back to when I was a kid and this was part of the soundtrack of my Friday and Saturday nights at the skating rink. And making mixed tapes from the radio...time flies. I LOVE Chicago--especially from the 80s.
is one of their best songs... lol I hit send to quickly. "Baby what a Big Surprise" is another great one.
Check out the studio version, Feeling stronger everyday. It’s sound from the actual recording....and gorgeous 70’s sound. 🎼🎶🎹pitch accurate with harmony.......beautiful song.Key change up at the end.....that’s skill.🎼🎶🎹🎤❤️
Album Chicago 16 (1982), beautiful song. Great reaction 👍
They had many ballads in the Terry Kath years (1969-1978)
Color My World
Just You 'n Me
Happy Man
No Tell Lover
Song of The Evergreens
Wishing You Were Here
Little One
and many more.
They usually had at least one per album.
I’m a mom of kids probably you guys age and in the 1970-1980’s I probably saw 75 concerts. I saw Chicago when I was as 13 at a college here in Louisiana. Ticket cost me 8 bucks! They were amazing. My fav song by them is Color My World!
Early Chicago before Terry Kath died is the absolute best ♥️ This is 1982. Terry was the soul of the band 🎶🎸
I grew up in the 80s and I loved every minute of it!
The long version has an amazing musical part. Greetings from Spain. 😷🇪🇸😘😘
Et on la trouve ou cette version longue ?
Another band worth checking out is Blood, Sweat & Tears. Like Chicago, they had great horn arrangements and could incorporate rock, jazz, rhythm & blues, big band, pop and classical into their music. "Spinning Wheel" is probably their most famous song, but I'd recommend something like "Smiling Phases" or "Go Down Gamblin'", but they had so many other great original and cover songs they did.
Sooo love Chicago!!!!!!
Not sure if you're aware but there is a band from RUSSIA called LEONID & FRIENDS that covers their songs..they are out of this world!!!
The guys from CHICAGO said this was the best cover band of their songs !!!
They are so good that fans from the US brought them to perform...Chicago came to hear them .
So in your spare time watch their videos !!
My fav " I've Been Searchin' so Long"
BE SAFE !!
You’re The Inspiration and Hard Habit To Break are two more Chicago beautiful melodious ballads. Love to see you react to them both.
Hey guys, this was the bass player you saw in the tanglewood videos with his hair in his eyes.
This album won the grammy awards for best album.
1 OF THE GREAT 7 MAN BANDS EVERRRRR WITH THAT AWESOME VOICE OF ( PETER CETERRA ) AMD OF COURSE ALLLLLL THE SOUNDS AND THE BRASS. :)
That key change tho 🔥🎶👏👏👏
It was the horn section,from Chicago,who played on Too much Heaven.
they had a lot of love ballets, Peter Cetera and Cher song After All from the movie Chances Are. also Hard Habit to break, Glory of love.
I forgot how much I Loved this Song! Thanks guys..💜
None of these masterpieces we could find these days.
Cherish the great time of the past.
How many tears for this song.....
Their ballads show their vocal talent. That was a number one song. Also....try ....hard habit to break. Another number one for them in the eighties. How about REO SPEEDWAGON? I can’t fight this feeling..another great video
I've realized how spoiled we were back then. I should have paid better attention to all the great music at the time. It ended up being the background to our lives. But my radio didn't have good enough speakers for me to appreciate it and I was busy raising my kids. Thank you for the chance to give it proper attention and really listen to the music of my youth. It's wonderful to see younger people enjoy it so much!
If you like this Chicago song you have to hear "You're the Inspiration " and "If you leave me now". 80's music was the best. Those years I was a teenager and I'have hear music like that since those years.
Another beautiful song
This was a number one hit for them. I loved this song and was following it on the charts at the time. It was also on the soundtrack of the movie "Summer Lovers." Check that one out. Haha
This song Shines !!
This was on the radio 10000 times a day for 3 months
the 80s were the decade of the power ballads. Listen to Don't know What You've Got Til It's Gone (Cinderella), November Rain (Guns n Roses), High Enough (Damn Yankees), Faithfully (Journey), Heaven (Warrant), Thank You For Loving Me (Bon Jovi) and so many more!
Yeah the 70s Chicago is different from the 80s. A lot of the same members just after Terry died Peter Cetera moved up front. He actually sang on some of the older music
A masterpiece!!!
80's BALLOTS ROCK! PLAY THEM ALL
Love this song!
I love "Hard Habit To Break"!!!
Hey guys you two are my fave reaction guys. Such a great job how you analyze. There are some great songs from them in 80’s . Try YOU’RE MY INSPIRATION. And there are more on their greatest hits from that period. Omg try also…..WHAT KIND OF MAN WOULD I BE…..oh and IF SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN FAITHFUL. Some great songs guys. I wanna see your reaction to all of them.
Yep a beautiful song for sure! Y'all have barely scratched the surface of it all from about mid 60's thru about mid 80's. You'll be busy for a l o n g time .. srsly. Thnx guys .. enjoy ur evening .. peace out✌🏼🤘🏼💞
Peter's singing style by opening his mouth quite little is because he's jaw was broken and while healing it was wired shut. Peter didn't want to wait removal of wires and learned to sing with them.
Wow, a truly a classic 👍