Chicago - Look Away (Official Music Video)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Official music video for Chicago - "Look Away" from 'Chicago 19' (1988)
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No one writes music like this anymore. Sad.
@@gregoryyoung8823 I think you forgot to take your meds again.
A lot of old fans (boomer generation) of early Chicago have little regard for songs like this. 😂
Thank god nobody makes videos like this anymore.
The time where there was real music, lyrics and songs
I’m 77 and will always listen to CHICAGO!! Here’s to my beloved wife .
My first concert. 1974.
My son's name is Chicago, after this group lol
Great music from a simpler time. Damn we had it good.
Does anyone sit in their car or ride around just reminiscing of yesterday with all these AWESOME BALLADS AND IM SO GLAD I Was in my teenage years in the 80,
All the time...
Yup. Best music, hair, and clothes.
Im jamming in My Living room with our Surround Sound wide open, & Look up and see My Beautiful Wife with tears streaming down her face! Not because shes sad. Just reminiscing The Days Of Old! We Danced to a Few Songs And Held Each Other And Still Are Jamming to 80’s Love Songs Because Its Our Beginning!
Honestly I do......and I almost tear up because I miss those days of growing up in the 70's and 80's. Chicago was huge in my high school years. Wish I could live those years all over again.
Yep and I morn the days of yesteryear
No one writes songs like Chicago. I miss these kind of songs from the 80s.
Yo opino igual
This one was written by Diane Warren. 😂
I’m so glad I grew up in this magical music era!!
I'm soo glad too for the great music of Chicago.
@@juancarlosvasquezurena5999 me too thank god
I was 16 when this song was originally released. It made me cry then and still does 30+ years later.
Me too😥
I was (-10)
You guys are pussies
That was in 1988. 😃😃
Yes pig ass Mario Jr. Made it happen
80's and 90's are great years for the music...the legend
I'm 51 and the 80s had the greatest music and I love listening to it and reminiscing the good times I had growing up in Arkansas and Missouri. The era might be gone but the music lives on!!!
51 youngster, I am 75 and still listening to this music of my youth
Totally agree. There are actually some great mashups: ua-cam.com/video/zMg2FF59CMw/v-deo.htmlsi=iL0-a6tPu9xAXbC4
I have to disagree. The 80s were the last decade of the Golden Age of music which peaked in the 70s. I was there for both of them and once electronics and autotune became common in the 80s, true music died. I prefer real people with real instruments and nothing but talent
Ditto. 51 here too! GO TEXANS!
I look into the distance and I miss the music of the eighties
One of the best groups ever. It’s 2023 and thus music still gets me right in the heart
Totally agree to you buddy
Miss the 80's. A better time,nice and humble people,good music,no fucking cellphones. Anyone who have a time machine i can buy?becouse i want to go back.
Just get rid of your cell phone
Man, I was 12 years old when I first heard this album. I fell in love with the whole album.. Miss those good ol days.
I think this came out in '89? I was 11 and my mom wouldn't let me watch the video. I loved this song. The whole album was great, I agree.
I was around the same age I think lol so long ago, I feel ancient lol
Your comment was two years ago but it still rings true today.
@@mariapalladino2473 why your mom don't let you wat h this video?
@@mariapalladino2473 It came out in spring, 1988.
I wish I could climb into these great 80's videos. I miss the days when people were people and this country wasn't so screwed up.
Me too Just seems like there was much more of a compassion back. Then. Than there is nowadays everything is race-related gaze bisexual all of these things. It didn't matter back then you. Were who you were you? Are who you are and in the eighty's in any better ticket matter? But or maybe I'm wrong. But I totally am with you on that wish. I could climb in the summer these eighty videos as well
@@carin9568 I wish someone would invent a time machine so I could go back to the 80s
Quien perdió peso fue champlim..no cetera
Lol rose-colored reactionary nostalgia is always good for a laugh
Sadly, the "greed is good" mentality from the 80s is what got us to where we are.
That said, the 80s were great.
Chicago had the best instrumentals, vocals and lyrics.
They still have.
I played the crap out of this song in 88' when it came out! I was 13 and 34 years later I still love this song like it's 1988 all over again!!! Chicago is by far one of the best bands ever & this song will never get old!! 💕
This song is in a special part of my heart.
I don't remember this on the radio or MTV! 1988?!
I was 7 when this song debuted. I love this type of music
Me too! I’m ‘76 and Chicago my jam then and now in car cranked up loud!! ❤❤
Chantel, you are exactly right. Chicago's legacy and body of music is at the top.
Was number 1 when I was born 17th Dec 1988 🎉
Your birthdate is one of the key pieces of information that are used to steal your identity. I would suggest you remove the actual date from your comment.
RIP LOOK AWAY GIRL TAWNY KITAEN (1961-2021)).)
I am having hell getting over a 15 year relationship. This is somehow crippling & healing at the same time.
You'll never truly get over it. Heal the best you can.
Time will make it easier, and don’t think too much on it. It takes two
This song just takes you back when life was good an easy. Before the bullshit started an we had to grow up, iam speaking for the men.
Congratulations, Chicago! You guys are getting inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame! Better late than never.
+Pamela Schonour Amen to that Pamela! Congrats also to Deep Purple! Finally some great rock getting to Cleveland!
Along with Peter Cetera, they were all inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Pamela Schonour They Deserve It
RRHOF is a joke. Madonna got in before Chicago. That Madonna is considered "Rock N' Roll" itself delegitimizes it.
thats awesome i love chicago. man i wish terry kath was still around. he was a good gutair player. congrats chicago
Music today can't hold a candle.
The problem is this.
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Tresean Cann haha! I clicked to see. Couldn’t be more accurate! ✌️
I think that you’re wrong, it can hold a candle, but only for about 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds. Not very long, yea I guess you’re right.
yes i agree 💯% the 80's was the best time for music
@@timmy38583 It was the best time to be alive in the entire 20th Century!
Billy Champlain stepped in on vocals kick ass when they got rid of Cetera Awesome 👌
My dad has always loved Chicago. At 20, I am glad to say I can similarly appreciate this band! 80’s music was like nothing else. Beautiful song!
Same here . I sure missed those days with that music . They don’t make music like this no more2023” . I’m from the 80s my self and I will always love this music no matter what
My favorite Chicago song post-Peter Cetera
Miss the 80's OMG
You said it senorita .Awesome song and video .There is a song By the name of "INVISIBLE" by Alison Moyet .same type of meaning for women instead in the song.
You and me, Rach :)
🧡❤️🌹
Same here --- this song came out when I was a freshman in college --- still remember all those great times of going to football games and parties --- single cute girls everywhere --- hookin' up for a night was so common and fun --- it seemed like every day was heaven on Earth
The most bizarrest the woman changing clothes in the elevator
Bill Champlin has one of the greatest voices in rock.
Roobulator you're absolutely right about that!
Absolutely!
So right!
☆LONG LIVE THE 80'S☆
Chicago, Eagles, Boston. There will never be music like that again. We lived in a very special time for music.
Memories of the skating rink and holding hands during the "couples only" song.
Still listening in 2023 and I will always be listening to this music. I will be 49 this May. This song like others take me back. I love it.
I’ll be 49 this May as well…Happy early birthday to another 1974 May baby!!! I remember listening to all these songs growing up trying to catch them off the radio to put on a tape/cassette….Wish we could all go back and relive all the good times…
I'll be 45 in May 29th my friend however I love Chicago this song is still so potent and heartbreaking in 2023
Ain't no heartbreak song like an 80s breakup song
@@dbel1980 absolutely they definitely don't make songs like this anymore
57 this past Jan. 80s music my FAVE decade
Bill Champin and Jason Scheff should be in Hall of Fame also. They carried the torch and all the pressure of succeeding with a great band.
Hello 2024! 90's Me still love it chicago Songs ♥️♥️
For some reason, this song came to my head right now, after over 25 years...
Blows my mind that this winds up being the #1 song of 1989. Worthy of being a #1 hit? Yes. For the entire year? No. I'm a Chicago fan, admitting this.
People go nuts for a synthesized glockenschpiel. Regular ones too. Don't ask why.
I just found out that this is Chicago's number one selling single... I can honestly say I love Chicago (not a super fan by any means) and I have never heard this song before...
There are so many other Chicago songs that should be #1! I happen to love Chicago. Maybe a lot of people were breaking up that year.
There are just too many great songs in '89 that it just doesn't seem possible. If you don't agree with this comment...just look away.
2022, and I'm still in love with Chicago, and their awesome jams like this song!
Yes, it's an amazing place also.
My mom loved Chicago, I remember driving in the car as she sang her lungs out to this song! I didn’t realize then the significance of that moment until now almost two years after her passing! RIP MOMMY LOVE & MISS YOU! Thank you for these beautiful memories ❤️
Sorry for your loss
I'm still listening in 2020 especially during lockdown
same here
Me too...i was listening joseph Williams
Me too ❤
Such a great song. Hope we all stay healthy and get out of this crazy horriable time
Same here Oct.. 8 2020
No one knows the value of a person until they loose them" bottom line of the song. Such powerful lyrics!
I wood like to meet you
Agree
Yes, and it can still hurt if you have a heart. Yes powerful lyrics
Agreed. Hold on to them tight.
"Some people don't know what they have until it's gone."
"But what about the ones who do know ? The ones who never took a damn thing for granted ? Who tried their hardest to hold on, yet could only look on helplessly while they lost the thing they loved the most.
Isn't is so much worse for them ?"
-Lang Leav
Bill Champlin is absolutely incredible.
One sad song of the 80 's
Definitely one of the best....... A GOAT
When i broke up with my boyfriend he called me and played this song through the phone. We got back together and now he is my husband of 13 years. Very powerful song. Holds a special place in my heart
Very beautiful may God bless you with many more years I pray that I find my soulmate
Nice job.im impressed.
I dont mean to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost my password. I love any tips you can give me.
YAHOO!
Yeah a girl did something similar to me after breaking up with me..I slammed the phone down and turned it off. 🤣
Bill Champlin is an incredible singer!
Yep and their song hard habit to break
What happened to Peter Cetera?
@@daltonrandall4348 He left Chicago in 1985
@@daltonrandall4348 He left the band in 85 for a solo career.
Agreed but Chicago treated him like crap
Baby Look Away, Classic...
This song is for everyone that's had their heart ripped out breaking up.
Great tune by a great band. Top single of 89'
Yup
When this song skyrocketed to the #1 spot on Billboard, many people who had never heard of Chicago instantly fell in love with Chicago, and those who had loved Chicago since it’s inception, couldn’t believe it was them because the group had not had a hit without Cetera or Scheff since the early 70s.
Peter Cetera had been the de facto voice, and with the advent of music videos on MTV and VH1, the face of Chicago, an inconvenient consequence of the medium and a thorn in the side of most other members of the band who did not want any one member of the band to outshine the rest.
The band had been struggling with the death of Terry Kath since early 1978. They lost the soul of the band, she’d their first producer and struggled for several years with drug addiction and a fan base that wanted more ballads than their avant garde roots of the past. Seeing the future of music videos and wanting to make a name for himself as a part-time solo artist, Peter Cetera took the lead and was the first member of the band to clean up his life by quitting the drug scene that had plagued the band for the better part of the past decade. He also lost weight and got into the best shape of his life. He had recently gotten married, was starting a family and wanted to put his best foot forward in order to bring the band back up and to plant the seeds for his eventual departure from the group. This culminated in the band’s ultimatum to Cetera to either sign a contract of compliance, or leave the group. Cetera, for better or worse, decided to leave Chicago upon the completion of their 1985 world tour and embark on his solo career and a decidedly less demanding schedule that would afford him more time to spend with his family while he worked.
Jason Scheff joined the band in 1986 after the band tried to find a replacement for Cetera and subsequently record their new album, Chicago 18. Scheff was a very good fit for the band, being an outstanding bass player and the tenor voice Chicago needed after losing Cetera. Although Cetera’s departure was abrupt, Scheff and keyboardist Bill Champlin were able to take Chicago into a slightly different direction and kept the band’s success intact until the early 90s when rock and roll gave way to the angst sound of grunge. By the mid-90s, there was essentially no market for the “Chicago Sound” on top 40 radio. At that time, Chicago transitioned into a touring band with a catalog of hits that would still fill stadiums and arenas. The band toured relentlessly, playing their greatest hits and releasing an occasional new song or two on different iterations of their greatest hits albums.
Today, the band only has three original members who still tour with the group. They still tour relentlessly and will still fill smaller venues with their die hard fans.
Michael, when too many original band members quit, die, or get fired, then it's often a sign that it's time to hang up the guitars and hit the showers. Otherwise, they can come across as their own tribute band.
I'm one of their die hard fans and I finally got to see them in 2019 in July. They were great! I had a blast with the love of my life. We had 3rd row floor seats. Was hoping Peter Certera would have showed up and crashed the concert. That would have been so cool!!!!!
I use to see Peter Cetera at my job ever so often. One day I said hi as he walked in. He never said ,hi. So that night I went to his fb page. I said to him on his page, it doesn't hurt to say, hi!
A few weeks later I was working at my job. This guy walked in. He said, hi! He smiled. I was off guard and surprised, to say the least, it was the PETER CETERA I was working at a Home Depot. I was cashiering. I looked up and there was Peter Cetera again! He was at the front of the door, heading out. He nodded his head and smiled. Once again, he blew me away with his appearance, and waited for me to look up to let me know he was there. He nodded, and I was totally stunned!!!!!! He's a really sweet caring guy.❤
You said a mouthful and it's true!
muchas gracias, valiosa informacion
Is this the David Foster era that killed the horns and effectively, in essence Chicago? There may be only 3 original members left, but 2 are horns and one a lead singer. When they are featured, they're enough for me!
34-35 years later this is still a masterpiece
True
Bill Champlin did an excellent job singing this song! I love his voice!💕
I was born in ‘85, and this morning before the sun even came up, this song popped in my head, and I had to hear it
From SongFacts...
This song was written by Diane Warren, one of the most successful songwriters of her era and a very versatile tunesmith: her hits include "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" for Aerosmith, "Love Will Lead You Back" for Taylor Dayne, and "Have You Ever?" for Brandy.
Warren says the song was inspired by a friend who worked in her building. This woman had divorced her husband, but they agreed to still be friends. It was clear that the guy was hoping to get back together, and he was devastated when he found out she was going to marry someone else.
Thanks for the info
she stole the chorus melody and some lyrics from some dude according to him ok idk he´s should be still
on youtube somewhere with his video of his side of the story idk something like same record company
as her and he was turned down and some time later he hears ´look away´ everywhere hehehh..
Here's another interesting tidbit: They offered this song to Cheap Trick, along with The Flame, before Chicago. Needless to say, Cheap Trick didn't want it. (Imagine if Cheap Trick had recorded this & left Chicago to record The Flame!)
@@RumTumJPM It was also pitched to Europe, but Joey Tempest declined. God forbid he record one cut where he didn't get writing credits. They could have used this single. Out of This World was a tepid follow up in the States.
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I'm constantly reminded that I grew up in one of the greatest music eras of all time. I first heard this song after a break-up in high school more years ago than I wanna count.
this was real music
I was born in 1994 and I love music from the entire 20th century from the 1900s to the 1990s. When it comes to music, I live by the saying, "Variety is the spice of life." I don't have anything against today's music. I mean, I like Bruno Mars and Imagine Dragons. However, I will be honest about one thing. While I like hip hop and rap as much as the next person, I despise music that involves twerking or anything related to such dancing, such as this song for instance.
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I am 43 years old and this song definitely takes me back to a certain time in a certain place, with a certain young lady.......LOOK AWAY, BABY LOOK AWAY.
Probably like 45 now
I'm a 48 yr old woman this song takes me back to a lot of things 😊
2024 and I am 22 years old and was not around yet when Chicago was making music. I had feelings for someone in high school and I never told her how I felt. She found someone else and ended up choosing the wrong guy and I relate a lot to this song because I was physically and emotionally depressed because I blew who I thought was the one for me. But the years have gone on I recognized she was not the one for me and I know that I will find the one for me soon and she’ll feel lucky to have me.
never was much of a Chicago fan, but this song is one of my all time favs
Hello Jane how are you doing
Uh how can you not like their 70s songs but you like this ?😂😭
i think its because most of their songs had too many horn instruments and wernt rock enough for me, plus this song was attached to a great love turned heartbreak so i have to love it, lol
@@herpaderp-bp4pe
@@herpaderp-bp4peDifferent sound. Different era. Kind of.
Eighties love songs sure could hit you in the feels.
Even better thing about the 80s, there werent as many utterly obnoxious, nauseating, faux hipster wannabe phrases as "in the feels", "hits different" etc.
This video is great 80s nostalgia art.
Just look away !
I was born in the 70s and grew up in the 80s. What a great time to be alive. We had real music and got to experience childhood!
Omg my heart. Brings me back to my teenage heartbreak💔
I'm 72. . .I had never heard this song, I was a Chicago fan back in the day. . .this is a nice ballard. . .But I would have never guessed it was done by Chicago . . .It's so out of character.
42 and still loving my 80s music i grew up with! ❤
I see a lot of comments in here who were in their teens and youths back when this song was released. 80s song easily makes me envious of those people who were born back then. So many good songs back then
If you are listening to this in 2022, you are a living legend
Awesome song 🎵
Hip hop music is number 1 on my list but i been bumpin this since i was a little boy. Born in 96 & i love old school music. Aint nothing like the old skool music dawg🤘😎
So are you my friend from one legend to another.💪
its raining full vibes here
I’m a legend & so are you!🤘🏻
Awesome comment my friend!
Still Hits! The 80s power ballads never get old...
Inspiration was OUR song when we were together and this one was mine when we broke up 33 years ago. Brings back all the good times though.
To...my longggggg losttttt bestfriend...AND...Love of my life !!!!
ill neverrrrrrr.... ever forget about him...
maybeeee 1 day .....he'll Realize...
He was myyyyy everyyyythingggg...not a person could complete me butttt him..luv ya....puck !!
Oh how sweet can't believe I look away
The 1980's ended on a tragic note for me and family when I lost my big brother, shortly after his 16th birthday in 1989. Only 5 years of memories of him are locked in my mind and are the best because he played with me a lot, he worked, was a high school footballer and quite popular. Overall, I'm glad the new generation (most of them) are fond of this era of music; but it's forever home to me when the Sun was just a bit brighter.
Hugs ❤
@@LBart218 Means a lot. Ty ✌️
That was truly one of the most genuine emotional commentaries I've ever read - thanks for sharing that , it made my evening.
os filhos eles se foram
Sorry for your loss, lost my dad so I feel you
Teenagers today have no idea what they missed out on - growing up with great music.
I totally agree!
Todays teenagers have no idea what good music is that's why they listen to rap
@@ifimnothereandimnottherewh2576 im teen and Im here listening to that song 💁♀️
im 17 and love chicago, survivor, journey, reo speedwagon
im 14 and i want to be in the 80s
Omg. I love this song. ❤
I just heard this one on my way home from an event. AS a father it hurts me to the core that my now 18 year old daughter refuses to talk to me, but for me this is the message I would give her. I dont want her to see her father hurting, just to look away.
I wouldn’t give up. Ever. Be persistent even if for a long while she doesn’t budge. It will work eventually & in the meantime she will get the message.
♥️♥️
Reach out to her
I think I'm in the same spot with my 19 year old daughter....not estranged but not talking.
Bill Chaplin is great, but I still dig the first 2 albums with 25 6 to 4 horn and guitar rocker 👍👍
I❤ this song I was born in the 70s I miss those days
If you're here, congrats you've got a great music taste
If you see me walking by and the tears are in my eyes look away baby
I am in a lot of pain right now over a breakup, and this song really hits home.😢
Who’s still listening to this in December 2020!
Me!
Me
Me
Obviously not the people who clicked on the video, dumb-dumb!
I seriously find people who type this so extremely irritating, ... people get a clue! If you are going to comment, please write something that no one else has ever written before. I swear, there goes 2 seconds I cannot get back, not to mention the time it took to explain the concept of originality to the millions of halfwits out there who asks everyone the same damn question a trillion times over again. Intellectually speaking, the entire human population is so incredibly DENSE!!!
The #1 song of 1989. Such a great song.
+ James Kingsmill presne dva týždne od 10. decembra 1988 na vrchole Billboardu
@@13towerofpower Top ten songs of 1989
1 "Look Away" Chicago
2 "My Prerogative" Bobby Brown
3 "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" Poison
4 "Straight Up" Paula Abdul
5 "Miss You Much" Janet Jackson
6 "Cold Hearted" Paula Abdul
7 "Wind Beneath My Wings" Bette Midler
8 "Girl You Know It's True" Milli Vanilli
9 "Baby, I Love Your Way/Freebird Medley" Will to Power
10 "Giving You the Best That I Got" Anita Baker
It was the No. 1 song on the 1989 year-end Billboard Hot 100 chart, even though it never held the No. 1 spot at all in 1989. This is because Billboard's year-end chart covers the charts as far back as late November of the previous year.
The last of their 3 Billboard Hot 100 #1 songs along with topping the Billboard Hot 100 for 1989.
It was the top-ranked song on the 1989 year-end Billboard Hot 100 chart.
quillworts I’m shocked that it was because I never heard my parents play it. And yes I think this is an awesome ballad
Patrick Lauer 🧡❤️
should have been number 1
Sadly the album only got as high as #37 on the Billboard 200, with all these hits on it should have crack the top 20 at least.
@@ricthompson5776 yes-well deserved-i remember so well...will never get old to me...luv it!!
So greatfull to bbe a teenager in the 80's
Does anyone write ballads like this anymore? Classic!
Chicago didn't write it, Diane Warren is credited for it, but there's some controversy over that, some songwriter claimed she stole it from him.
I can't help it! I've always loved this song! The video doesn't really fit the song, but then again, the song is all that matters.
So true. So true.
MaryAnn Taylor They never got the hang of doing music videos. Believe it or not, this is one of their better ones.
Like I mentioned in an earlier reply, back in '88 the PTB at MTV were trying to appeal to a young, white heterosexual demographic. A despondent man heartbroken over his ex didn't fit that image.
+Нурлан Коке The video was back in the 80's. It was a VERY sexist decade. When my husband and I are listening to Sirius Satellite Radio, there are times when I'll make him turn off "80's on 8" because the top 40 list is from a time span I'd prefer to forget.
+ Alberta Rose prvý hit na MTV v roku 1981 dvojica Buggles Video Killed The Radio Star v UK ako 44. hit na vrchole rebríčka týždeň od 20. oktobra 1979..autori Wooley, Horn a Downes.
One of Chicago's 3 number one hits even as late as 1988. Even without Cetera Bill Champlin along with Jason Scheff led them to chart toppers.
who’s still listening 2024 ✨✨💖🤚🏼🫶🏻💖 pass the 70s 80s 90s vibe✨✨📀💿📽️📟🎥☎️🎞️📺📠📀💾💽📟📟📟✨✨
Yes!!! I will always be listening to Chicago!
😅
2020 ,, I m still here .. anybody else
George Lee timeless classic!
George Lee Yes still here They don’t make music like this anymore
Timeless music here, 👍👍👍 but ages like fine wine.👍👍👍
Always will be
Right here George....wish I could go back!
I'm 42 years old & have always loved Chicago from a child & to be honest this is my mom's influence on me & that I was always a fan of the 80's. Of course aside from "if you leave me now" & "color my world"I was more into their stuff from the 80's, this is 1 of my most favorite songs from them. Chicago is one of those bands that could never put out a horrible piece of music no matter the decade 🙂♥️.
I’ve always loved this song by Chicago
The number 1 song for that year!
I can still hear Shadoe Stevens introducing this on AT40 back then!
Behind every hit song, was a DJ's banter.
I used to record the entire countdown on tapes just to hear how the DJ's spoke....Casey Kasem and Shadoe Stevens.
That's how I kept the pulse of pop from coast to coast week after week back then!!!
No Rick Dees?
@@RoadCone411 over here in Malaysia back then, we only had AT40 with Casey Kasem and then Shadoe Stevens.
I was 18 when i heard this song, it was cassette tapes back then. One of the influential bands during the 80's. They deserve to be inducted in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame.
They got inducted.
The original 7 got inducted into RNRHOF in 2016. But JS and BC and others deserved it big-time. Maybe in future the HOF will add them all as everyone else who were involved had priceless input.
menino me pegou la no voo
LOL you missed out on some drama there.
I just heard this song walking my dog and for the life of me could not remember who made this...a forgotten Chicago era!
One of the most beautiful song's I've ever heard
Was only 3 years old when this song came out in 1988 I’m 39 now time flies by so fast!!!
I was born 1976 and when the 80's came I was not yet a teen but fell in love with all these songs..the best childhood ever
Me to I was born in 1978
The ultimate break up song of all time. Hits differently listening to this as an adult (and several breakups under my belt). I loved this song as a teenager.