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Chicago ~ "Feelin' Stronger Every Day" LIVE in Studio 1973 Peter Cetera Terry Kath Robert Lamm
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"Feelin' Stronger Every Day" written by Peter Cetera and James Pankow for Chicago and recorded for their album Chicago VI (1973). The first single released from that album, it reached #10 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
Peter Cetera - lead vocals, bass
Robert Lamm - Hohner Pianet electric piano, acoustic piano, backing vocals
Terry Kath - fuzzed wah-wah electric guitar, backing vocals
Danny Seraphine - drums, tambourine
James Pankow - trombone
Lee Loughnane - flugelhorn
Walter Parazaider - tenor saxophone
AMAZING FOOTAGE!
No Chicago without Peter Cetera!
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Or Danny or Terry or Peter
This might be one of the greatest in studio songs ever recorded, it is amazingly good… What a sound and what a tremendous band Chicago was..
People now don't realize they were a rock band when Terry was still alive and Jim Guercio was their producer.
Lol anyone who knows Chicago for more then if you leave me now, understands to the fullest that when kath was around, they were so much more edgy and experimental...and a rock and roll band. Not the bubble pop crap that came after.
I don't know why I never heard about the loss of Kath back then until recently 😔 But I also Love Peter Cetera ❤️
Peter also should’ve never dropped out to go solo pop. His solo career wasn’t very good Commercial pop sucked and then came Amy Grant. 😢
Chicago we’re in a league of their own from 1969 to 1979!! Great song!!
Incredible, what a treat (for us) they video taped it!!!!!!
Man!...they put out some great music!!!!
I’m on a Chicago watching binge and I’m surprised at just how different Peter has looked over the years. It’s like he’s a different guy in each different performance - same voice, though.
Man i absolutely love the change up around the two minute mark when Kath's guitar kicks in. Such an amazing, raw tone between the guitar and drums.
Yes! right there. fantastic!
@@nicktackes3179 would have liked to have seen more of this instead of the bubble pop direction cetera sort of lead them in, but even more so really leaves something unfulfilled that's always going to be desired, being as we never got to see him (kath), go off on his own thing, which I'm sure would have probably sounded amazing.
Looks like Terry just got that Tele. No Pignose Amp stickers yet.
right on🤘😎🤘
Kath and Cetera were from the same womb!
One of my favorites. Everything together just jammed! Peter’s vocals, the horn section, (Pankow just jams it), the beat, the change ups, what a fantastic time this was. So glad I lived it then. Saw them couple times. Dynamic acoustics in Rup arena in KY.
When Kath died the band lots it's heart, and its soul was replaced by mind numbing ballads. It's joyful and sad to see them operating at full steam here, knowing it will all be gone...
If this was '72, I was just three, but I remember when my hippie Uncle would drive Grandma's car to the store, it'd be on the radio and he'd crank it up and I'd be rockin to it in the back seat with my fingers behind me under the cushions rockin back and forth to it, great song! 🙂
That was so tight like prom night!
Very cool footage. Peter, Terry and Robert are Chicago. Thank you for posting.
Dig the mixing board, ha!
But what about Terry, Pete, and Danny as a power trio?
Happy 40th anniversary to the Chicago VI album!
Just getting into these guys, finally. Top notch musicians without a doubt
70s Chicago was great 😊
Danny is laying it downnn
Yes indeed! Those three were the whole band. I hadn’t seen this before. Thank you for posting.
So good. Thanks for pairing.
I like this period in their musical journey for the spontaneity of it, and the pure musical ability of it too!
My favorite rock group of all time Diamond! TY for sharing. This just happens to be my favorite song of Chicago's also!!
My Favorite group! I love you Peter Centera every son you Sing 😘❤️
Bravo!
GREAT STUFF.. SAW THEM IN THE EARLY 70'S
Wow-what a find.
This live version smokes! But I always felt it deserved a big ending- not a cheap fade out
i didn't even know who this group was in 1973. It wasn't til the 80's when I discovered them. and i'm glad i did. love their music!
I got into them in the 80s too. My stepmom told me she was into them in the early 70s so I knew they were around before.
Can't beat this!
Love this.....mmm🎼🎶❤️😎
Damn. I didn't even recognize Peter until he started singing
Epic....
Was a freshman in HS when this came out; so many fantastic songs it helped growing up in Chicago the band received quite a bit airplay. After Terry's death the band was good but not the same.
Timeless
Great song and performance--funny how this "live" version fades out at the end ;)
Kath was German, English and Scandinavian descent.
Totally one of a kind. Miss him every day.....no one had his soulful talent.
This is probably the fittest Terry Kath was.
wonder if we have we seen the end of bands like this, VERY SAD
Excellence
Other “CHICAGO” videos have their comments turned off…especially those about PETE CETERA LEAVING….. those videos ignore the monster issue, the suicide of TERRY KATH , the greatest guitarist of any genre of hard rock…. Indeed when JIMI HENDRICKS says “he is better than me”, that is something to take note of.
Losing TK was a huge blow to CTA…. That said , the super groups they formed with EWF and DAVID FOSTER WERE EXCELLENT…. I think they had a gig at FILLMORE EAST the same weekend as WOODSTOCK so they couldn’t make it?
Kind of wish the end part eventually dove into crazy Terry Kath solo. I can hear more of him on this take than the album version, but still pretty subdued. Curious about the decision to keep the cleaner sound throughout. Love the song regardless.
Wow
From Day 1 - "That 🔥 Blonde" Was The Voice Of That Band! And An incredible Solo Career. His Voice Will NEVER be Duplicated! Kath was a Beast w Guitar- but his voice could not transition into the ever changing world of music back then, and he knew it. And if it were not for Pete- that band would never have survived the 80s!
BS. Don't presume you know enough to make this ridiculous claim about Terry Kath. Music Scholar that you I have no doubt. Chicago was at its peak in the 70s, not the 80s. Kath played a huge role in that. You are a poser.
@@brianmerkel9558 WTH! Look dude Chicago had 2 Peaks..72-75 and Then 82-85. I can go with Both! Kath knew he was on the way out anyway before he died. He told his wife and he told Peter. He & his wife were gonna build a house & go from there. Kath was smart enough to know that his voice could not transition & adapt to the ever changing music scene. HE KNEW IT! Music was changing at a rapid clip back then - and If you ask ANY Female who knew Anything about this band- we wanted the Blonde! The guys got into Kath. But it was the Female population who filled up the arenas!
Day One voice of Chicago was 80% Bobby and 10% each Terry and Peter. Peter started to emerge over time
Hello. I'm a bass player. A great bass player. But I also sing...😉
Sounds pretty dark!
Was at Caribou Ranch?
Yeah.
Caribou Lodge
Im surprised to see all that brass, knowing how Peter and Terry both hated horns.
This band was so much more edgy, in a good way, experimental, raw, and pure rock n roll when tk was around. Not a fan of the bubble gum pop group they became afterwards. Wedding/prom music and nothing else lol. I wonder what would have come from him had he branched out and not had that accident. We missed out on something with that one. Sorry for his family ❤.
The harder and faster they played and he sang the better they were... None of that slow "Hard habit to break" bullshit that came later!
Terry Kath had some form of eastern European accent in his voice, I'm not deaf, I know I'm hearing that
I believe he was Hungarian.
@@rayjr62 Woah, did not know that. My dad always said it was just a really thick midwestern accent. Where did you get this info?
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Born in Chicago. Lived in the Western Suburbs of Chicago around the suburb of Maywood or Bellwood I believe. His guitar teacher was Stu Pierce, also in the western suburbs.. No accent, unless you call a Chicago accent an accent. It is, I have it too so I'm told.
Born and raised in Chicago❤
Sob....they were good
Peter’s face is chunky.