I'm born in 85, but this is all I know, classic rock and oldies music... love it so much... thank you for the people of the past to make wonderful music.
This song brings back memories! I was a young pup in kindergarten in Denver, CO and my Pop would always play these jams at home and with his friends when they would visit us and I was always around and exposed to these jams at an early age so of course fast forward almost 40 years later I still remember these songs and hold them dear to my heart with nostalgic greatness. A+++
What a time, what a place. It was both sad and a pleasure to see once again the instruments, some studio gear and furnishings etc from the Caribou Ranch at the auction last weekend. Yet I felt like i was attending a family funeral since much of that will never be used again, to become souvenirs on a wall or room etc. The property had since been sold to descendants of the Walton family ( as in Sam Walton) who have said they are not planning on developing homesites but rather preserve the land as stewards of it. We'll see how that goes, I was up at Caribou the other day, looking over the ranch from a nearby hillside. It was quiet and peaceful under a clear blue sky. The big deck where Chicago played in their TV specials is still there, empty but of only a couple chairs and picnic table. The studio barn , all the cabins and the lodge stand as silent reminders of a golden era in time. If you listen carefully within the gently blowing breeze, you can still hear the faint melodies of what was created there. Long Live Caribou Ranch.....
One of my all time favorite and inspirational bands. This song stood the test of time. I remember watching this TV special. Back then it seems they had one every year. I sure miss Terry Kath.
incredible horns, percussion & vocals!!! God love 'em, these guys play actual music! One of their all time great songs!!! Never gets old! Loved it as a little kid when it came out & still love their music!
Yep, amazing place. Always has been. I used to hike on Joe Walsh's land, once by accident, snowshoe around Caribou etc. I was in the PI w/ my gf and her best friend, and Dan Fogelberg was playing darts. He needed a partner, so I stepped up. I had already told the girls, who lived in Boulder, to please not bother him. Told them, "This is his back yard. Do you think he comes in here to get pestered for autographs and stuff?" They were so mad at me after I got done playing darts, but he asked me!
I was blessed by God to live in Nederland in the 70's- early 80's & I can tell you this, Caribou Ranch was a family, The people who lived around this area were blessed by many "impromptu" shows by many in a little mountain bar the "PI" the Pioneer Inn. As anyone will tell you the real talent shows up-close & in person, & we saw some great shows. Many who reach level of FAME Chicago, Joe Walsh Dan Fogelberg (who also lived near by), fail to remain as nice & real as they did!
Yeah,that's Al Green.They collaborated together on a few songs.One of them..."Tired Of Being Alone".....was added onto the remastered CD of Chicago VI.
Judy, I looked up a Newspaper article from a Denver paper, I think if you google Caribou Ranch and the name Al Green it will come up. It was an interview with James Guercio and it mentioned Al Green being up there. My wife and I got into a discussion about it. Then it became an obsession. I dug up as many pic s on the net as I could find and found some where he is wearing the same bracelet...LOL. So...I guess I won the argument in my mind..ha ha ha!
Oh and it would be helpful if you knew who the hottie was in the video @ :17? Seeing you're the first person to respond to any of my comments, I'd thought I'd take a chance and ask. Man, this band was such a super power, just oozing with talent at every turn. I would have loved to be a part of one of their inpromptu shows. Youth today has no idea what they are missing. Everything comes in a package now. It's really sad.
Thank you very much. I knew that it had to be him. So wifee didn't think so, huh? Hope you didn't gloat too much. lol. Those kind of arguments can go on for months with couples from our generation! :)
@Chrisdrumz That's not true!! Chicago and Terry Kath still have a huge fan base!! I'm sure it has a lot to do with the fact that Rolling Stone never gave Chicago it's due credit. And Pete Cetera made a comment about R S. I love and agree with that particular comment. I would prefer to it enshrined on a plaque in a Chicago Hall Of Fame!!
I had heard years back that you had to nominate a band to "the Rock N' Roll hall of fame" And that it also cost 25K to do so. I'm not sure how accurate this is or who has to do the nominating but they said it wasa combination of their fans requesting it and some of the music moguels getting involed. I'm gonna investigate and see what I can find out. because they should have been there a long time ago.
You are wrong! They should be judged by the entirety of they're recordings & shows. There have been many inducted that fell far from the top when inducted. That is ignorance to say such a thing & obviously biased. My opinion is not in favor of Chicago nor against them,I do agree with fact they deserve to be inducted on the merit of their contribution to Ro.ck & Roll
@101southsideboy Had they stopped performing and recording after Terry died they would have been inducted. By continuing as they did and producing less than stellar music they did serious damage to their rep.
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Glad to have grown up in this era of great music, I was 16 in 1973.
I'm born in 85, but this is all I know, classic rock and oldies music... love it so much... thank you for the people of the past to make wonderful music.
What a great feeling watching that video. The clothes and the hair and the music just brings back those wonderful times.
I am 32yrs old and I love this song......truly an all era classic
Same here bro... 1985 all I listen is to classic rock and oldies.
This song brings back memories! I was a young pup in kindergarten in Denver, CO and my Pop would always play these jams at home and with his friends when they would visit us and I was always around and exposed to these jams at an early age so of course fast forward almost 40 years later I still remember these songs and hold them dear to my heart with nostalgic greatness. A+++
What a time, what a place. It was both sad and a pleasure to see once again the instruments, some studio gear and furnishings etc from the Caribou Ranch at the auction last weekend. Yet I felt like i was attending a family funeral since much of that will never be used again, to become souvenirs on a wall or room etc. The property had since been sold to descendants of the Walton family ( as in Sam Walton) who have said they are not planning on developing homesites but rather preserve the land as stewards of it. We'll see how that goes, I was up at Caribou the other day, looking over the ranch from a nearby hillside. It was quiet and peaceful under a clear blue sky. The big deck where Chicago played in their TV specials is still there, empty but of only a couple chairs and picnic table. The studio barn , all the cabins and the lodge stand as silent reminders of a golden era in time. If you listen carefully within the gently blowing breeze, you can still hear the faint melodies of what was created there. Long Live Caribou Ranch.....
One of my all time favorite and inspirational bands. This song stood the test of time. I remember watching this TV special. Back then it seems they had one every year. I sure miss Terry Kath.
God rest your soul, Terry Kath. Heaven must have one hell of a band.
They were all so young and pretty. God I wish it were possible to travel back to the 70's. I was too young to enjoy. Great decade!
Remember this as a little girl
She's a big girl now,
Happy you were blessed with years of life,☮️👈🏽☀️
Makes me old 1973, I was 18 years old
incredible horns, percussion & vocals!!! God love 'em, these guys play actual music! One of their all time great songs!!! Never gets old! Loved it as a little kid when it came out & still love their music!
The PIANO! no keyboard - legendary
dont,,noo,why, they are not in the hall of fame they should be,,one of the best bands ever ....
Lots of musicians rest on their laurels....Lee Loughnane always seemed to get better as you watch Chicago's performances through the years....
Can anyone figure how to get us back to 1973, love to be 18 years old again.
Musical for a better world.
I love Peter's bass lines, on this song. It's a fun song to play.
70s had the best music
Hey that’s Al Green!
Thank you so much for the info & the compliment :D
happy 68th, Robert Lamm!
Yep, amazing place. Always has been. I used to hike on Joe Walsh's land, once by accident, snowshoe around Caribou etc. I was in the PI w/ my gf and her best friend, and Dan Fogelberg was playing darts. He needed a partner, so I stepped up. I had already told the girls, who lived in Boulder, to please not bother him. Told them, "This is his back yard. Do you think he comes in here to get pestered for autographs and stuff?" They were so mad at me after I got done playing darts, but he asked me!
great sound quality. And I love these guys. Im still also a sucker for a long-haired man :)
I was blessed by God to live in Nederland in the 70's- early 80's & I can tell you this, Caribou Ranch was a family, The people who lived around this area were blessed by many "impromptu" shows by many in a little mountain bar the "PI" the Pioneer Inn. As anyone will tell you the real talent shows up-close & in person, & we saw some great shows. Many who reach level of FAME Chicago, Joe Walsh Dan Fogelberg (who also lived near by), fail to remain as nice & real as they did!
Man this must have been fun!
The look on Al Green's face says it all!!!
It's Al Green in the audience at the 2:12 mark! Cool!
i would have sworn this was the studio version up until the end. Incredible band.
Is that Al Green (the black dude clapping his hands at the end of the video) ????
Yeah,that's Al Green.They collaborated together on a few songs.One of them..."Tired Of Being Alone".....was added onto the remastered CD of Chicago VI.
Very underrated and understood. They quite possibly have the best contemporary song book that is under exploited.
I'd give a million bucks to have been there
Damn, if I could have only been there!
Lee Loughnane.Still a member of the group to this day.
wow..thanks for this!
No MTV. No I phones, No cell phones,....better life.....!
What a fantastic recording!
Judy, I looked up a Newspaper article from a Denver paper, I think if you google Caribou Ranch and the name Al Green it will come up. It was an interview with James Guercio and it mentioned Al Green being up there. My wife and I got into a discussion about it. Then it became an obsession. I dug up as many pic s on the net as I could find and found some where he is wearing the same bracelet...LOL. So...I guess I won the argument in my mind..ha ha ha!
Are these the original singers who sad Colour my world?
yes
1 OF BEST EVER GREAT IN CONCERTS LUV THE BRASS
Saw/heard them a few months later (Sept.) in Denver at the Coliseum. What a thrill!
Oh and it would be helpful if you knew who the hottie was in the video @ :17? Seeing you're the first person to respond to any of my comments, I'd thought I'd take a chance and ask. Man, this band was such a super power, just oozing with talent at every turn. I would have loved to be a part of one of their inpromptu shows. Youth today has no idea what they are missing. Everything comes in a package now. It's really sad.
Thank you very much. I knew that it had to be him. So wifee didn't think so, huh? Hope you didn't gloat too much. lol. Those kind of arguments can go on for months with couples from our generation! :)
Rev. Al Green in the house.
Good song, good performance, kinda looked like Chicago plays the Spahn Ranch!, Lolol
I'm reading Danny Seraphine's book right now. They were probably all high as a kite when this came out, especially Terry.
Ok,what did they produce AFTER Terry's death that was as good as anything they produced with him?
QUE BELLO, ME ENCANTA ÉSTA CANCIÓN, ES UNA DE MIS PREFERIDAS, SE VEN TAN DIVERTIDOS.
Please enjoy Annie !🎉
Can anyone post the whole Chicago in the Rockies special? It was posted at one time.
2:12 Al Green!
I'd like to know too. It looks just like him
Si l'on est habitué aux versions de L&F Chicago apparaît nettement moins attrayant !
Does any know why the Rock/N Hall of fame is screwing them? They should be in the hall of fame no questions asked !!!!!!!!!!
Who is that hunk at :17? Beautiful smile?
judy wood The incomparable Lee Loughnane
@Chrisdrumz That's not true!! Chicago and Terry Kath still have a huge fan base!! I'm sure it has a lot to do with the fact that Rolling Stone never gave Chicago it's due credit. And Pete Cetera made a comment about R S. I love and agree with that particular comment. I would prefer to it enshrined on a plaque in a Chicago Hall Of Fame!!
I had heard years back that you had to nominate a band to "the Rock N' Roll hall of fame" And that it also cost 25K to do so. I'm not sure how accurate this is or who has to do the nominating but they said it wasa combination of their fans requesting it and some of the music moguels getting involed. I'm gonna investigate and see what I can find out. because they should have been there a long time ago.
I was definitely born in the wrong year - 20 years too late.
groovy
One person doesn't know what time it is.
Wait, they're not in the hall of fame? If they are not then the hall of fame is bogus and a sham!
LOVED THIS. was 16 here ,, great times, not all this bullshit music , with their sound track ,, freakin bullshit
TOOT TOOT TOOT TOOT!
You are wrong! They should be judged by the entirety of they're recordings & shows. There have been many inducted that fell far from the top when inducted. That is ignorance to say such a thing & obviously biased. My opinion is not in favor of Chicago nor against them,I do agree with fact they deserve to be inducted on the merit of their contribution to Ro.ck & Roll
I guess their 80s music killed that option...
@101southsideboy Had they stopped performing and recording after Terry died they would have been inducted. By continuing as they did and producing less than stellar music they did serious damage to their rep.
DARKWTII?
The Beastie Boys are in the Hall of Fame but not CHICAGO???????? Get serious HOF! That's rediculous!