Hola muchachos de esta excelente banda de los metales dorados Chicago,gracias por proporcionarnos su arte,Robert,Peter,Terry,Danny Walter,Lee y James como nos emocionan hasta la otra
Un error gravísimo de la Columbia Records no haber filmado en video este concierto en el Carnegie Hall. Solamente tenemos fotos y la grabación musical del mismo. Un fallo imperdonable de esa casa disquera.
One of the things about Terry is: I don't think he ever did the same thing twice. Other very talented guitarists will come up with their lead for this or some song, and do it every night. Not Terry. You can find a number of live versions of this song, and NO two of them are alike. Not even the strum.
Por cierto todos muy buenas voces y coros,y la de Terry Kath como si fuera la voz de un cantante de color sin afan de ofender,sino mas bien de reconocer la calidad interpretativa de todos uds muchachos Chicago ahora si hasta la otra
The Carnegie Hall performances were brilliantly performed, but horribly recorded. Neither Jimmy's trombone, nor Bobby's vocal can be heard. Thankfully, what CAN be heard is fabulous, including Walt's flute, Pete's bass, and, of course, Terry's unequaled guitar.
Thanks for keeping history alive!
My pleasure good music must be shared
The interplay between Terry and Peter on this version alone make this the best version of this song hands down!
7:46 and beyond .............Pete was ON FIRE during this whole song.
One of my favorites. Never get tired of Chicago's first two albums.
For me all 10 first albums are extraordinary . As you this tittle is my favorite 😉😉👍👍
LOVE Walter on this song!
Hola muchachos de esta excelente banda de los metales dorados Chicago,gracias por proporcionarnos su arte,Robert,Peter,Terry,Danny Walter,Lee y James como nos emocionan hasta la otra
Best version ever.Walt’s jams and Terry’s preach.More exciting than the album and Tanglewood.The song keeps building and building to greater heights
Sing it Terry! This song relevant even today.
Did I hear a bar or two of Chopin's requiem on here just ahead of Dixie? Whatever the case, I love this song.
Lots of different versions available on Carnegie Hall complete. 1970 Isle of Wight version from VI decades live is pretty smoking.
Terry a god on guitar.
Un error gravísimo de la Columbia Records no haber filmado en video este concierto en el Carnegie Hall. Solamente tenemos fotos y la grabación musical del mismo. Un fallo imperdonable de esa casa disquera.
Pedro Armando, te doy mi voto ojala hubiese habido un video de este magnifico concierto...lastima hast la otra
I agree
Tanglewood is better in my opinion, but Walt’s solo is fantastic on this recording.
The Tanglewood version of this song is epic.
Indeed.
For me the best title of this wonderfull group . So i prefer original on album II .
goddamn
Terry Kath, the best guitarist with the lest recogition.
One of the things about Terry is: I don't think he ever did the same thing twice.
Other very talented guitarists will come up with their lead for this or some song, and do it every night.
Not Terry. You can find a number of live versions of this song, and NO two of them are alike. Not even the strum.
Por cierto todos muy buenas voces y coros,y la de Terry Kath como si fuera la voz de un cantante de color sin afan de ofender,sino mas bien de reconocer la calidad interpretativa de todos uds muchachos Chicago ahora si hasta la otra
The Carnegie Hall performances were brilliantly performed, but horribly recorded. Neither Jimmy's trombone, nor Bobby's vocal can be heard. Thankfully, what CAN be heard is fabulous, including Walt's flute, Pete's bass, and, of course, Terry's unequaled guitar.
Can't get enough of IBES. Every version is so epic. This one is particularly gross.
It's the damn acoustics of Carnegie Hall made the horns sound like kazoos.