First Time Hearing | Chicago - Feelin Stronger Everyday | Reaction
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2023
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Peter is one of the great singers of all time.
One of their greatest songs 👍🏼🔥👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Chicago's Early material is their finest. Hands down.
You ought to check out
"I've Been Searching So Long"
released in 1974.
GREAT Chicago song to listen to when you need "positive motivation". Whenever I don't have energy, like to Work Out, this song always give me an emotional boost! Its just so uplifting and positive. The song should be "sad", because it's about a great relationship that has finally ended. But rather than dwelling on the pain and loss, the lyrics predict that his strength is returning. And the stength didn't just come back at once, but relistically bit by bit, he's "getting stronger every day". The late-60's/mid-70's was the best time for music!
This song was sung by bassist Peter Cetera 🎤
Thank you! I THOUGHT it was.
I love a ton of Chicago songs, mostly older but a couple newer, but this remains my absolute favorite. I like everything about it from every angle on every level. And there is absolutely no way for me to sit still during this song. It is literally impossible.
The first part of that song almost gives me something like a Stevie Wonder in slow motion vibe, it's wonderful.
And Chicago is one of those lucky bands, like Kansas and the Beatles and Three Dog Night, where you essentially had multiple lead singers in a band. It just gives you so much flexibility and I love it. That means the backing vocals are always guaranteed to be incredible as well.
That is Peter Cetera singing.
Seen them LIVE in the 70's.....Ohhhh Yeah... Chicago 9 was Massive!!!
When Jimi Hendrix met Chicago at the Whisky-a-Go-Go in LA, he told them their horns sounded like they were blowing through one set of lungs they were so tight, and he admitted that Terry Kath was a better guitarist than him. He invited them to tour with him, but died before it could be worked out. Imagine Jimi and Terry Kath shredding side-by-side...
Plain & simple Chicago is an "Elite Band!!!"
Chicago had 3 Lead singers. Robert (keyboards) Terry (guitar) Peter (bass) Peter was the last member recruited for the original lineup. They liked his vocals and he could play bass freeing up Terry to play lead and rhythm guitar. Peter was considered the best and became the main vocalist as they morphed into power Ballads.
Someone must've mentioned it below,but-- this is bassist Peter Cetera on lead vocals. They had 3 lead singers-- Terry Kath,Pete Cetera and Robert Lamm. When you watch the live 'I'm A Man' vid,you can see them trade off singing...T
I was in a horn band in high school and we played many Chicago songs like "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is" and "25 or 6 to 4"plus others. I'm 65 so it was a minute ago
Chicago is amazing!
1. Sing A Mean Tune Kid.
2. What's This World Coming To
3. It Better End Soon .
### Top Shelf all timer Chicago groove .
This is a break-up song, so it IS about "sh*t". Speeds up on the back half, & he's rockin' on his way. GREAT song from Chicago! Thanks for your reaction.
Such a great song, and a great reaction! I really hope y’all react to “beginnings“ next. Then you’ll get to hear Robert Lamm singing, lead vocals.
YES! Beginnings!
"Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?", "Beginnings"
Terry Kath and Chicago, "Wishing You Were Here", '74 New Year's Rockin' Eve Chicago and the Beach Boys boys toured together and Peter wrote this song to play with them.
Terry and Peter both sing lead in this one. The Beach Boys do their great backing vocals. Peter normally plays Bass but in this one he is playing an acoustic guitar while Terry plays bass.
If you enjoy the horns section - their best song for powerful horns is "Questions 67 & 68" which also contain 3 tempo changes.
Street player too
INTRODUCTION (studio version first, please) Thank you! ...You'll absolutely love it!!
Cool reaction. The drums are so underrated in this song and recorded brilliantly. You can here every crash of the cymbals. Especially on the opening chords. It’s something I made a mental note of years ago but still surprises me when I hear this song.
Danny Seraphine is a really great drummer.
I saw them twice back in the 70's! My favorite group growing up!
One of the many cool things about them is you will see a bunch of diversity for their concert goers. Everybody who loves good music loves Chicago. You can definitely hear the different influences they have with funk, motown, rock, etc.
My favorite song of all time
Peter was lead on 25 or 6 to 4 as well. He sings high tenor parts.
Peter Cetera on vocals for this track (and bass)
Early Chicago was soooo good and I have been really enjoying your reactions to them. One Chicago song that I rarely hear reactions to that I would recommend is "In the Country" from Chicago II. It is one of my favorites. They also performed it in that Tanglewood concert that you have reacted to a couple of times. You really can't go wrong with any song off the first two albums especially.
A lot of great album cuts are overlooked by casual fans recommending radio hits only. "Poem for the People" is another one of my favorites from II and V is another top album.
@@bookhouseboy280 Yeah, this happens a lot. I started with Chicago IX (greatest hits) myself which was great but I am never satisfied with greatest hits albums. So I went back and checked out a lot of their older albums and they certainly have some absolute gems that are just album cuts
Haven’t heard this in a minute. Forgot how good it was.
I get what you mean about the song being in a movie. It certainly gives you energy and the ending is so upbeat.
The first song you reacted to by them, 25 or 6 to 4, Peter Cetera sang lead.
I haven't watched many of your reaction videos but another great band that utilized horns was Blood, Sweat, and Tears. They were also from that era and as good a band. "Spinning Wheel" is a good song to start off on for them. Also a band called The Band you should check out. A good song by them to check out is "The Night They Drove ol' Dixie Down".
LUCRESIA MCEVIL (SP)
YOU MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY
You definitely need to check out "introduction", "poem 58", and "listen". Some of my favorites by Chicago
Peter also sang “25 or 6 to 4”.
25 or 6 to 4 was Peter on lead vocals.
Small correction, Peter sings lead on this song, not Terry. Terry has the more soulful deeper voice like on Colour My World or Make Me Smile. Peter also sang lead on 25 or 6 to 4.
Peter Cetera on lead vocals actually. Terry sings in the lower range. Very Raw and Ray Charles like. They had 3 great singers
I have been rooting for this for ages with you. I can't wait.
Regarding the lyrics, it's basically one of the most mature breakup songs ever.
My favorite Chicago song. I’ve listened to this for decades, and it still doesn’t fail to get me jumping when that chorus hits in full at 6:11.
If you love the horns check out their song "Free". It has some amazing horn parts. It will get you.
Peter Cetera is singing lead on this one not Terry. Love your reactions 💛
"oh WOW, that's Peter"
Chicargo in my top 5 rock bands all time, van halen ,zepplin,boston ,queen and Chicago
"It could've been about $#!+, I don't even care" 😂😂
There's a fantastic song that talks about essentially nothing called, Hook by Blues Traveler. You should check it; there's some INCREDIBLE harmonica playing by the Lead Singer in it too.
Aaaah hell. You got the Chicago bug... I've had it for many years....and love it.
This music was my favorite, and I was 15 y/o.
Another great one. Thanks for sharing!
Peter sang lead on 25 or 6 to 4
Panko, but really all of it was stellar here. I'm glad you're shouting it out.
I believe that is Peter Cetera on vocals.
So many hits, but this is one of my favorites. Have you reacted to BEGINNINGS?
Another great song
Suggesting you check out Dialogue Parts 1 & 2. Great lyrics in Part 1, which gives way to a groove in Part 2. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy your reactions to the music from my younger days 😊
That is Peter Cetera on vocals
Such a fun song to play on bass. ❤ Love the channel bro, keep it up.
Erm, the lead vocal on this is Peter Cetera, the bassist.
That's not Terry Kath singing lead on this song. Guitarist Terry Kath had a deep baritone voice (he sang lead on "Introduction", "Make Me Smile", "Colour My World" and many others). The lead singer here is bass player Peter Cetera (also lead on "25 Or 6 To 4"), who has a higher tenor voice.
That's not Terry's voice That is Peter Certera ... Initially featuring guitarist and vocalist Terry Kath, keyboardist and vocalist Robert Lamm, drummer Danny Seraphine, saxophonist Walter Parazaider, trumpeter Lee Loughnane and trombonist James Pankow, the band added bassist and vocalist Peter Cetera in December 1967 for his voice.
24 or 6 to one ...Peter is the lead voice!
25 or 6 to 4 is Peter singing. Terry sang lead in Make Me Smile.
Love it
Peter sang on 25 or 6 to 4
Based on your reaction to this song, we might be soulmates!!!
great reaction!
Terry is the guitar that lost his life playing russian roulette!
I love the song Old Days by Chicago. You gotta check it out.
"Beginnings" pretty please
Lee Loughnane (pronounced LOCK-nane) on trumpet.
NO, Peter sang lead on 25 or 6 to 4 also, Did you not react to the Live in Tanglewood version? (Terry with iconic guitar solo, but Peter on lead)
Chicago- does anybody know what time it is
OK tune. Bolstered by Ceteras' competent vocals and Seraphines' always stellar drumming.
Good song but I actually liked 3 or 4 other songs better on this album including the bonus track with Al Green
@@jimmoore8951 Agree. What's This World Coming To and Something In This City, come to mind for me. Just You & Me is also a nice pop ditty.
@@chrisjamieson3452 yep… I always liked Hollywood too. The song not the place of course
Listen to Ballad for a girl from Buchanan live at Tanglewood
NEXT UP Chicago -- try "Just You 'N' Me"
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Or, "Beginnings"
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Or, "Dialogue Part 1 & Part 2"
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Should be played in a gym 24/7
It really irks me to put a pic of a different lineup of a band than the lineup you are listening too.
The pic you show is the lineup in 1981-1985.
The song you react to is from Chicago VI in 1973.
Terry Kath died in 1978. So when you post a pic from a later lineup YOU ARE ERASING TERRY KATH!!!’
By the way, the singer here is not Terry Kath but Peter Cetera.
You’ve listened to the following before with singers:
25 or 6 to 4, studio & live: Peter Cetera
Make Me Smile: Terry Kath
I’m A Man: each singer does a verse: Terry Kath, Robert Lamm, Peter Cetera
Might sound funny, but, this is a break up song.
Dude u talk too much....cut it off bro!!!!