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- 10/19/88: American singer Peter Cetera sings "The Star-Spangled Banner" prior to Game 4 of the World Series
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There are artists that just massacre the National anthem with these huge vocal calisthenics, which of course, takes the focus off of the song and onto how great the artist thinks he/she is. Peter did a great job in delivering a great performance while at the same time, not being self serving.
Advised.
His hair was serious!!
GORGEOUS! 💋
That unmistakeable golden voice! He has the prettiest pipes ever and even now he still sounds great.
Perfect Pitch Cetera! This ain't easy to sing with that echo! Damn he nailed it!
Donde is right. Perfect pitch isn't what you think it is. It's the ability to distinguish notes by ear without any external clue. So playing a pitch pipe or harmonica to get the key signature in your head is proof that he doesn't have perfect pitch. Doesn't mean he didn't do a great job. Hardly anyone has perfect pitch. It's like a party trick more than anything else. Plenty of people with perfect pitch are lousy singers.
@@Terry212am Let's suffice it to say that he was, however, "pitch perfect."
@@Terry212am Interesting. Thanks for the explanation.
Big deal ! Its not sooo hard
@@Terry212am relative pitch
I was with him.
Bless you child ;-) ( from one raised Catholic to another)
Of course - what kind of brother would you be to not be there! I can only assume that your entire family was there too. What a proud and loving family you have ❤️
Fake Kenny Cetera🤣
never seen anything like this
He’s amazing great singer
Peter Cetera knocked The Star Spangled Banner out of the park. Great!
Chicago early years - one of the greatest bands ever assembled.
Yup.. Peter is an underrated bass player. He could get funky. Very Paul McCartney like. I could imagine he or The Bee Gees doing "If You Leave Me Now" (and there's a few others Peter wrote in the mid-70s that sound so Beatles-esque)
What a Voice! !! 🎶🎼🎙👍👏👏👏🎶🎼
Peter Cetera said once in an interview that this performance here, and the time he sang at the academy awards, was the most nervous he had ever been in his life. He nailed both though I'd say!
Oh my, if a Peter Cetera can get nervous being a Peter Cetera what do you think you and I would feel about doing it too? 😆
He looked pretty uptight, for sure. He seemed to relax into it as the song went along.
@@bryanmory Very strange because he was PETER CETERA! He is an amazing artist.
Lou Gramm once said , "The day I stop feeling the butterflies and nervousness before taking the stage, it would be time to hang up the microphone 🎤 for good" .
This one was a great performance, unlike his Academy Awards performance. He was always hit or miss. But when he was on, he was amazing!
Only took nearly 30 years to finally see this! Thanks!
Same here! What a talent!
How did I miss this? He did a beautiful job!
🌹Love this! Thank you Peter Cetera for your beautiful voice!🇺🇸
That hair.
Perfectly and correctly sung by the greatest ever singer.
I wouldn't recognize his voice if I wasn't watching him!
How IRONIC! Peter singing at the World Series! Love to know what those marines who broke Peter's jaw was thinking as they watched this on TV.
They did a great job stitching him up again - is what they might have thought...
When did some marines break his jaw?
@@MaeMee5
Wow. Thanks, interesting. Peter is really an artist of unique kind. I'm glad he made it through the trauma, just like it was a blessing, rather than a curse on his career. I just love him.
@@carmenmunoz4324 it happened on May 20, 1969. Peter was attending a Cubs vs Dodgers game at Dodgers stadium. When the Cubs won, some Marines there decided they didn't like Cetera because (1) he was rooting for the Cubs (who won) and (2) at the time Cetera had long hair as he was in the band Chicago. So one of the Marine's pushed him down calling him a hippie, and when Cetera went to get back up, another Marine cold cocked him in the face, breaking his jaw. And that's why when Cetera sings, his jaw is clenched; he had to learn how to sing with his jaw wired shut.
Good question...if those Marines are even still alive.
Beautiful!
Just watched this a day ago ..The man can sing anything......
My beautiful Peter, didn't know you had it in you! Man!
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Wow. Just, Wow. Nicely done, Mr. Cetera!
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Jesus that was perfect
Best I’ve heard yet! Hands down, the best!
This is how it's done.
Not bad! What a professional✌️
That dude can 🎶 sing!! those where the days.. I almost made a living playing ( on trombone ) Chicago hits!! Thanks you Peter Cetera🫶
Nailed it ! This makes me smile everytime!
I believe that he played the harmonica on "In Terms of Two" on Chicago VI in 1973.
He did.
Great to see this. This was the same year (1988) that he released his 3rd solo album “One More Story” which was a perfect balance of Light Pop & Harder Rock material. Lots of catchy original songs too. He did great stuff after that but I always felt that OMS was his best album.
One Good Woman...
Awesome , Thank You Very Much For Posting :)
Chills!!!!!
He is a legend! GLory of Love, one of my favorites.
I love your voice!!
I was going to say this was posted in 2017 and I couldn't believe to see Jose Canseco on the Oakland A's. What a long stretch !
Até sem instrumentos acompanhando o cara canta muito!! Grande Peter Cetera.
Excellent‼️Peter is a legend 😆
Incredible
Te amo Peter Cetera ♥️
Wow!!! He was good!!!
The maestro
A very hard song to sing and make it sound great (much better when sung in a higher key). I'm a monster fan of Peter Cetera specifically and of Chicago in general but if he had sung it higher it would have been even better. Still a good job.
Ur favorite peter cetera song
Mine is no explanation
Setting the base so low allowed his highs to soar without going off pitch.
@@Xkiller123 No explanation, a very good pick. I have the original cassette from Pretty Woman :)
If he would have changed the key to sing even higher from the beginning, he would not have been able to hit the high notes he did. Singing in that key allowed him to nail the higher ranges of the song.
I've never heard him sing that low.
Todd Walker His voice started to change, around then. Happened to a lot of these guys .. Steve Perry's voice changed around when Journey released Raised On Radio.
It's Cetera's P.C. Moblee voice.
Listen to "Song For You" by Chicago, in that song his voice sounds pretty similar to the way he's singing in this video.
Cetera sings that song in two different keys. The guy really had a unique voice. Chicago made a huge mistake in letting him leave in 1985.
Robert G. Many people don't know his side of the story. Robert Lamm tried to force him to sign a contract promising he would never release any solo material or else he would "just get another bassist". Don't get me wrong, I like Jason Scheff, but Peter was/is something else.
25 or 6 to 4
This is one of the best national anthem performances I have ever seen. I'm still a bit confused as to how was he able to sing that low.
Only natural talents can.
The lows made his highs that much more special.
Listen to a Song For You from Chicago 14.
BIG P
Lindo
The way it should be performed..without the up and down notes and anything in between ....
I cant tell which version is better Peter Cetera Roy Hamilton or Roy Orbison im too busy crying .
That hair
He’s falsetto and excellent vocal control.
None of that vocal performance was in falsetto. It was all done in his natural tome and range.
@@timconway7962 l did some research on him. Before his mouth was wired shut from the fight he had at a baseball his singing tone range changed. After the wires were removed he made a decision to sing as if the wires were still in. It’s very noticeable. He is considered to be a falsetto. I may have been referring to that. Its been six month and don’t remember the video.
The adults loved it,the children are dumbfounded...
Had the George Michael look going on..
Similar voice, too.
Nice but would love to hear the Chicago version
Which of the boys other than Cetera could sing the high notes?
The "Chicago" version?? "Nice"? He's the best!
you just did!
To think, his Chicago bandmates gave him the Axe.
They didn’t. He walked. Good decision!
Hair of the gods! Also, fine job on a bitch of a song.
He's not singing as high as he normally does?
felpin He's 73 now not bad for his age eh?
This was in 1998, Peter would have been 44 years old.
1988, not 1998
felpin The song is difficult because it ranges from low keys to high keys throughout. Cetera is really a tenor so he wouldn't be able to hit those really high notes that many sopranos and female singers can. Still good but surprisingly low. Glad he was able to get out there and sing it. Cetera history!
@@linsioux217 His voice didn't really drop off any until he went on hiatus after his 1998 tour concluded. He didn't sing publicly for a few years and not much privately so his vocals suffered. You can listen to his Salt Lake City performance from 2004 to see how his voice changed.
Much better than Rosanne Barres version
spacepatrolman Without a doubt! 😂
That comparison is already insulting to Mr. Cetera!
@@PragueImport NO its just a little joke everybody loves Petes vocals
if you / I listen to Roy Orbisons version and Roy Hamiltons version I cant tell which is better im too busy crying
@@spacepatrolman Oh, I know that you are joking...So was I.
Effortless
Avowed.
This is" Acapella" without instruments. Absolute perfection. This version by Roco and Whitney Houston's rendetion are the two best in history. 👏👏 ❤