real live musicians who write , play and sing their own original music and who have always been committed to excellence as performers , gifted people who found their true passion for life! Must see them once in your lifetime- so much more meaning to their music & lyrics than just making money , genuine musicians
I met the entire band in January of 1985 at a concert at Indiana University. I was working for the University P.D. then and I was backstage. Everyone in the band shook my hand and talked to me and autographed an album I brought backstage. I talked to Lee Loughnane for about 10 minutes after the show. They were very gracious and polite. However, as Walt Parazaider commented, "He has big gun so you better give him an autograph".
The grandest musicians in the industry... I love to know what they put in their coffee and their meals to give them the sustenance to maintain life on the road
These guys (except Robert) are all from Chicago (like me!). And so many people here are just like them. Especially Walt, Jimmy and Lee. Those three have the look and the Chicago accents as well. Terry, Danny, and Peter did as well. It's a midwestern thing. Robert grew up in Brooklyn originally so he's a little different than the other 6. But you don't stay in a band for 50 years if you don't really care about one another and certainly not on the road like they have been. Those four guys remain brothers. Terry was the glue, and he would have been right with them (and probably Danny and Peter had Terry lived).
Just you and me.... Call on me...... Beginnings..No tell lover. Saturday in the Park. Definitely one of my top songs also. Please don't go. I love Roberts voice when I heard Saturday in the Park. Growing up on the Gulf in Mobile. That song the 4th of July what some great times. Beginnings also. I really really didn't appreciate Peter like I should of. I was very young on voices you know around 12 to 18 years of age with the songs. Cetera was the power Ballard voice at all ranges and now at 58 I know this for certain. Just you and me I try to sing it... Alone. 😆. Love Cetera's range man. Please don't go. Wow. And Call on me. Can't hit those highs at all. Peter you're a classic powerful great singer. And everyone of the songwriter members together you guys made that art not only to hear but to see. Beginnings to Very last of the 70s was my best times hearing the sound of Chicago 🎶. "When I kiss you. I feel a thousand different feelings. The color of chills all over my bodyyyy heyy. 🎶
Yeah, I wish I could agree Sue, but sadly there are two people missing (not including Terry Kath) that were supposed to be their brothers. They’ve done well but the sackings of Danny and not compromising with or sacking Peter were 2 low points. I believe both scenarios were avoidable. Peter will always remain “the voice” of Chicago and the one that made them world famous, but by his own words... they sacked him. I’m glad they’re friends but they did do the dirty on two others.
I can tell they are in Texas, with a freezer full of Blue Bell. Jimmy loves Cherry Vanilla ! On the down side, you can't get to heaven without going through DFW airport......
Interview s členmi skupiny CHICAGO v cestovnom autobuse.....pôvodná štvorica Walter Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow a Robert Lamm v poradí v akom sa objavili v skupine The Missing Links, neskôr Big Thing, potom Chicago Transit Authority a napokon CHICAGO......založená vo februari 1967 v Chicagu
Lamm and Pankow are in the songwriters Halk of Fame, and Lamm pretty much put the group on the map by himself. Cetera was good at writing ballad type stuff.
That’s right - in other interviews, they were treated as the ‘new ‘ kids even though they were in the band for years - reminds me of a high school clique! Watch some of the older videos, seemed like they treated Peter Cetera the same way as he wasn’t one of the original members when they originally formed ‘The Next Big Thing’. I can see why Peter wanted to go on his own...so yes, very sad 😞. They need to put on their ‘big boy pants ‘, get together - all members from the very first to the last, and put on one fantastic show!!!
Is Jimmy Pankow the only one with gray hair? No wonder guys like me don't realize hiw old they must be... I've been listening to them since high school...
This guy goes in and wants to know about the bus!!!! WTF!!!!!! Lamm's face about dropped!!! Interview the band...Like your supposed too!!!!! FOOL!!!!!!
So sad to see that Walt has retired. Thanks for the music Walt!
Walt has Alzheimer’s. He’s still listed as a band member, but he had to stop touring. I really miss seeing Walt on stage.
I like the rare gem haunting Chicago song , Wishing You Were Here by P Cetera from 6th album Chicago VII 1974 Lead vocal Terry Kath
This is awesome! God bless you Walt.
First class band and thee greatest song writers of all time!
real live musicians who write , play and sing their own original music and who have always been committed to excellence as performers , gifted people who found their true passion for life! Must see them once in your lifetime- so much more meaning to their music & lyrics than just making money , genuine musicians
Coming up on 50 years. An awesome achievement.
They all come across like just the nicest most normal everyday guys despite the celebrity they've achieved.
I met the entire band in January of 1985 at a concert at Indiana University. I was working for the University P.D. then and I was backstage. Everyone in the band shook my hand and talked to me and autographed an album I brought backstage. I talked to Lee Loughnane for about 10 minutes after the show. They were very gracious and polite. However, as Walt Parazaider commented, "He has big gun so you better give him an autograph".
How do these guys stay so happy all the time they spend together? ! 50 years of touring and traveling together, Wow!
its called money$$
friendship
They’re happy because they’re normal centered guys and they know from where they came
Ram hit it. As a native, raised Chicago resident, now 40 years removed, I still get it and love it watching these guys together.
The grandest musicians in the industry... I love to know what they put in their coffee and their meals to give them the sustenance to maintain life on the road
Wow. Thank you so much for this!
Robert lamm is a handsome man.
Thanks to his plastic surgeon
Take me back to CHICAGO
A bunch of nice guys, I had the chance to talk with them in Mexico City....Real gentlemen at the highest level.
These guys are brothers. Awesome peeps. Awesome musicians. Awesome band. Personal favorite of mine. Peace
I enjoy watching their interviews, great bunch of guys :)
I love Lee's "Blood and Guts" description of the movie collectoioon
These guys (except Robert) are all from Chicago (like me!). And so many people here are just like them. Especially Walt, Jimmy and Lee. Those three have the look and the Chicago accents as well. Terry, Danny, and Peter did as well. It's a midwestern thing. Robert grew up in Brooklyn originally so he's a little different than the other 6. But you don't stay in a band for 50 years if you don't really care about one another and certainly not on the road like they have been. Those four guys remain brothers. Terry was the glue, and he would have been right with them (and probably Danny and Peter had Terry lived).
Jim was born in St. Louis...
@@Mandi7882 but moved to Chicago in HS
Just you and me.... Call on me...... Beginnings..No tell lover. Saturday in the Park. Definitely one of my top songs also. Please don't go. I love Roberts voice when I heard Saturday in the Park. Growing up on the Gulf in Mobile. That song the 4th of July what some great times. Beginnings also. I really really didn't appreciate Peter like I should of. I was very young on voices you know around 12 to 18 years of age with the songs. Cetera was the power Ballard voice at all ranges and now at 58 I know this for certain. Just you and me I try to sing it... Alone. 😆. Love Cetera's range man. Please don't go. Wow. And Call on me. Can't hit those highs at all. Peter you're a classic powerful great singer. And everyone of the songwriter members together you guys made that art not only to hear but to see. Beginnings to Very last of the 70s was my best times hearing the sound of Chicago 🎶. "When I kiss you. I feel a thousand different feelings. The color of chills all over my bodyyyy heyy. 🎶
Just saw them in the Woodlands, TX last week. It was such a great show. When Chicago rolls through your area, you really should check them out.
Totally agree that a cool tour bus is way better than airports.
such down to earth men, a pleasure
Robert Lamm looks much younger than the other group members.
And he's actually the oldest current member(only Peter Cetera is older).
I am sure he has had plastic surgery!
cocaine and he's handsome and from the East Coast
Robert Lamm,always the gentleman
He's so much the heart of this band.
I hope l get to see them in concert one day. ❤️
And I agree: This is an awesome interview!
11/6/2024 Love these guys!!!!!
For the first time this covid has affected these great musicians love yall❤
What a great bunch of guys. The interviewer needs to let the legends talk a little more, though.
Damn right!!! They have los of stories to tell, and this kiddo with the microphone, duh... I had enough! Let the big guys talk!!!
Had to check the spelling of your last name, close to Lamm
1henryable Lamb lol
WTF ???? Check the spelling...???
Terrible interviewer.... painful.
Good people in Chicago
They all looked so happy together, with their “brothers”.
Yeah, I wish I could agree Sue, but sadly there are two people missing (not including Terry Kath) that were supposed to be their brothers. They’ve done well but the sackings of Danny and not compromising with or sacking Peter were 2 low points. I believe both scenarios were avoidable. Peter will always remain “the voice” of Chicago and the one that made them world famous, but by his own words... they sacked him. I’m glad they’re friends but they did do the dirty on two others.
@@conartist267 3 people. You forgot Cetera.
@@fieldysgrl98 hon, he was talking all about Cetera....as in Peter Cetera.
nicely done
I can tell they are in Texas, with a freezer full of Blue Bell. Jimmy loves Cherry Vanilla !
On the down side, you can't get to heaven without going through DFW airport......
Blue Bell is the best!
And continued Prayers to Walter Parazaider and his family as he battles Alzheimer’s. A true Gem of a man…
I want to meet Lee L!!!!
They did show up 3 hours late for a concert at Indiana University in January of 1985.
No ego, just class!!!
rock on
Interview s členmi skupiny CHICAGO v cestovnom autobuse.....pôvodná štvorica Walter Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow a Robert Lamm v poradí v akom sa objavili v skupine The Missing Links, neskôr Big Thing, potom Chicago Transit Authority a napokon CHICAGO......založená vo februari 1967 v Chicagu
No one can write songs or sing them like Peter Cetera
What a pity Chicago is not the same without him
ya supeeerenlo
Lamm and Pankow are in the songwriters Halk of Fame, and Lamm pretty much put the group on the map by himself. Cetera was good at writing ballad type stuff.
Dam - 71 hits touring w/o a missed date since '67....?????
I have heard the other 4 members travel in the second bus. They joined the band much later (the 80s), so they don't get recognition here. Pretty sad.
That’s right - in other interviews, they were treated as the ‘new ‘ kids even though they were in the band for years - reminds me of a high school clique! Watch some of the older videos, seemed like they treated Peter Cetera the same way as he wasn’t one of the original members when they originally formed ‘The Next Big Thing’. I can see why Peter wanted to go on his own...so yes, very sad 😞. They need to put on their ‘big boy pants ‘, get together - all members from the very first to the last, and put on one fantastic show!!!
It's clear that Dwayne Bailey has done his job and now left.
I’ll bet any true fan of the band would have wanted to ask Pankow how he came up with that stunning Ballet for a Girl in Buchanan.
It's Chicago and the first thing you want to ask is to see their tour bus...Really?
dude... it was an arranged interview ON the bus... derrrrr.
Danny talks about that same Nebraska show in his book (also on some videos) -- the hairpiece that saved his life.
Lucky son of a gun. Get 2 interview one of the greatest bands ever.
The rest of the band follows behind on bicycles.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Is Jimmy Pankow the only one with gray hair? No wonder guys like me don't realize hiw old they must be... I've been listening to them since high school...
You get a chance to hang with Chicago and you want to learn about the bus. Geeez.
What happened to intelligent interviewers?
I thought he did a fine job... hes young and enjoyed Chicago!! and did great.
The millennials! LOL
come back mexico...
BOBBIE LAMM - "The Blonde Era" (revisited...??) Lognane acts wasted...???
Glen Cadieux musical
I would say tour buses because of more than one bus
They never chose their shops.
오리지널멤버가없고흐인들이많이투입되었네요
This guy goes in and wants to know about the bus!!!! WTF!!!!!! Lamm's face about dropped!!!
Interview the band...Like your supposed too!!!!! FOOL!!!!!!
Rough life
Chicago died on January 23 1978 when there brilliant guitarist Terry Kath Tragically died.....
Nope. They carried on, and are still great.
@@jrsdsu1986 👍
🤦🤦🤦🤦 keith es muy bueno