Chicago • “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is/25 Or 6 To 4” • LIVE 1969 [RITY Archive]
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This is without a doubt the best of the original Chicago! Never get tired of listening. Really enjoy Terry on guitar. The horn section an percussion is second to none !
It's funny how a song can bring up do many memories.
and an encompassing mood from those memories...
Terry Kath guitar solo. First solo I learmed. I thought it was unique, different from everyone else's at the time. Hearing this years later I must say it is STILL the most unique style I've come across.
Wow. Thanks Lord for the music of the 20th Century...
😲 Wow! I just realized that these epic songs were made when I was 3! I still listen to them to this day! Sure do miss those days 😪. Thank you for this video! Terry is probably smiling down and saying "Right on!"
That's bradley.
Man, I never get tired of listening to their first album, Chicago Transit Authority! Can’t believe it’s been so long since this! Awesome! Keep up the good videos and old clips RITY66, awesome stuff!
That was one of the greatest guitar solos…better than the recorded version 😮
He was a shredder years before anyone else
Love Chicago! No one like them. Terry Kath on that guitar ❤️🔥
Can't believe I was 7 yrs old when this came out! Wow! Great Job!~
Keep 'em coming!~
that was excellent
Ah, my first year of college, away from home, good times!
Great audio- visual and performance!, very different venue too.
Amazing song and performance!
They were originally a six-piece jazz group (Robert Lamm, Terry Kath, Danny Seraphine, Walt Parazaider (retired), Lee Loughnane and James Pankow), in which they relied on the organ pedals for the bass parts (until Cetera came along).
Peter Cetera kickin it on the bass.
I love Chicago Transit Authority
Very smooth!
If Kath and Cetera left Chicago and joined forces with another prominent drummer, they could have made a great trio. Kath and Cetera were that talented. Also, I believe Cetera is a very underrated bass player.
You think Seraphine is a bad drummer? Go see the live version of "I'm a man" because wow!
My all time favorite Chicago song........WOW......its perfect!!
Love that hohner pianet, it might be louder here than Tanglewood recording
CLASSIC!!! ✂️
Is volume adjustment in effect or am I going deaf at 65 yrs old this Friday March 25th 2022?! ❄️🌍❄️
I feel old at 56! Oh boy...
But I still want to marry James Pankow!
🤣🤣🤣
@@laurenval2370 u're funny 2 which is good! 😂✌️❄️🌍❄️
25 🙂
Edit I known... typo, but thought I’d let you know, for the title
He's adorable
We win.
Bff. ❤
That reminds me of my lunchbox.
Everyone is always leaving.
Mr. Haveson.
Don't make me call back the doobie brothers
I really need an answer.
I'm tightly controlled. B urself.
What time is it?
😂😂😂😂😂
In the first song is this the singer that's on charted version?
Looks and sounds like young Robert Lamm
@@marygirardin5300
Was he the one that took that song to the top 100?
@@b_uppy well he has been with the group since the beginning and is still with Chicago, so yes.
Yes, Robert Lamm, one of the founding members. All these guys you see here are all founding members.
You both are missing my point...
Jeffrey are these all ur friends?
Which one are u.
😂
The guitarist seems (sort of) out of place with the brass. Looks like Ozzy head banging on stage with Lawrence Welk music 😆…Great song.
I didn't know america was a death machine..according to...
What year was it really?
1969
I thinknits that bad...
Beachweek
No I mean someone makes me an idiot.
Ur adorable
Noone sings like that...
That wasn't someoneiknow
Any day now I'll get a job....
What in the....
I cant believe that you sound like that...
Call me.
Jeffrey...
I knew u loved me
Who are these ppl... go away.
What the eff
Wtf
Ugh.
Yeah, i'm the Dislike. Lyrics are trite, clunky & pretentious all @ once. Like those boys in the corner of "Sultans of Swing", don't give a damn about any trumpet- playin' band.
Do you know anything about talent? Obviously, not
C'mon Oliver
We all have an opinion, and you expressed yours and we should honor and respect that
@@laurenval2370 Thank you.
Mind you, compared to "I Am The Walrus" they're neither trite, clunky, pretentious or even nonsensical and the music is arguably a whole lot better - I know "I am The Walrus" wasn't released in 1969. I was born in '68 and this is 2022........I can fairly confidently say there have been much more trite, clunkier, pretentious and generally terrible recordings in the 54 years I've been around. But thanks for your opinion.