glad you found this gem. That’s my brother Jason Scheff singing and playing bass. He also wrote and produced that song. It never gets old for me either. I remember hearing that song and it’s infant stages before it became polished off. But the meat and potatoes has always been there. I know he’s proud of this review that you gave him. I’m not trying to put words in his mouth but he shared it on his own page and seems very grateful for your reaction. And lastly, Earth wind and fire was and still is ingrained in our souls from early music days.
Wow!!!! That's incredible!!!! I can certainly hear the influence of Earth Wind and Fire on this song... it's a great song. This is my first time listening to this wonderful tune.
I was a Chicago fan in the 70's. This is the first time I've ever heard this, and I think this is at the top of what they've ever done! 35+ years later and their vocals sound as good, if not better than in their youth.
Gotta check out Chicago's huge catalog of songs like "Colour my world", " You're the inspiration", "Stay the night", "Saturday in the Park", "If you leave me now", " Along comes a woman", " Baby what a big surprise", " Does anybody real know what time it is?", "Look away", "Hard habit to break", "Feelin' stronger everyday", "Will you still love me?", "What kind of man would I be?".
Oh yeah!! I've always thought Chicago was the white version of Earth wind & fire & vice versa. I love both of them. I saw a DVD w/them together! It was amazing!! They performed each others songs & then all of them performed together. Loved it. You should check it out. It's called chicago earth wind and fire live at the greek theatre. Well damn...I've never heard this song, but I love it now! Classic Chicago.
This song made me happy!! Simply a beautiful blend of amazing horns,vocals,lyrics,changes,and it's so great to see these artists having so much fun spreading joy! And especially to you guys with your honest and exuberant reations!! Thank you so much😊
Chicago is my all time favorite band. I saw them live in 1970 when Terry Kath was still alive. Those horns...OMG. GO into their old stuff, "Make Me Smile" "Does Anybody Really Know What TIme It Is" "I'm A Man" "25 or 6 to Four" "Saturday in the Park"
"Poem 58" on their debut album as "The Chicago Transit Authority", which also features "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? " and "I'm A Man", shows their amazing funky side. Start with the appropriately titled very first song of theirs on vinyl, "Introduction" with Terry Kath on lead vocals and his monster Strat playing. Great God Almighty, with Kath in the band they were INCREDIBLE.
LOL, actually the Earth Wind & Fire wind section was playing on this song. This was written, produced and sung by Jason Scheff (who also played bass) who is now a solo artist. Check out his new CD, which is amazing.
While the lineup has changed, Chicago has been performing for over 50 years. Four of the original members are in the video: 1) Robert Lamm (keyboards) 2) Lee Loughnane (trumpet) 3) James Pankow (trombone) 4) Walter Parazaider (sax)
Thanks for sharing this! You actually played a song that I reacted to for the first time and I'm an old-school Chicago fan! That was the best song they've recorded since the 70's.
Like others here, I have been listening to Chicago since the 70s. This is a great "new" song for me. It's very true to their original sound. I encourage you to dig into their earlier music. There is plenty, and you won't be disappointed. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Enjoy more Chicago.
Thanks! I can’t wait till you hear “Colour my world!” It’s one of the most beautiful songs EVER! You’ll learn about Terry Kath, the guitarist who Jimi Hendrix said could play better than himself! Love you guys!
I first got into Chicago in the early 70's because they were all over the radio with hit after hit. Until this video I was unfamiliar with this song so thank you for turning me on to yet another great Chicago tune. I absolutely couldn't stop smiling watching the two of you interacting. So thank you for that too! I recommend the song Stronger Everyday. It's one of Chicago's best 70's songs. To be honest, they really didn't do any bad ones in the 70's. Enjoy the journey!
More Chicago. They got enough of a catalog for you to do an entire Chicago month with no other reactions... and then more :P I LOVE how excited Tasha is for Chicago lol. I love people who love chicago. I'm certain many will ask you to react to their early years stuff... before the David Foster era... before Terry died... before the "dark times" LOL. But I love all era's of Chicago. One of my favorite songs is Chasin' The Wind, after Peter Cetera left, from their album Chicago Twenty One. It's not a big number like the one we just heard, Now. But I don't care!!!
Hey Guys I also being a afro American who loves Chicago I been heard about this band since way back in 1983 I am so happy that you guys have experienced these guys The horn section is what caught my attention way back in the day There's a song I think you guys will love by them it has the beautiful harmony and on top of all that it has there incredible Horns so Please Please Please Please Please listen to One of their most underrated songs it's HARD HABIT TO BREAK by CHICAGO
You got a hope that somebody from Chicago the band sees this. How could her reaction not absolutely melt your heart if you were the person or the people who created this music this is what every artist wants to do to somebody it’s beautiful. This was such a great reaction such a pure joyful reaction this is what music should do in can-do. Tasha is a rare breed I love you guys best channel on UA-cam hands-down just good damn people!
One more comment, Tasha. You said something so perceptive before. So many people do not know of the existence of such great music like this from back in the day, that they are basically ignorant regarding what's really good!
Tasha, your joy in hearing this was just freakin’ awesome. Love your reaction. Chicago has brass in every song, 50 years worth of music for you to love on. 🔥🙏❤️ PS The song Beginnings should be next if you want a little Salsa action at the end of the song!
Just for some perspective, this is from their 36th album (Now: Chicago XXXVI), released in 2014. Their First album (Chicago Transit Authority) came out in 1969. There's a lot of good music in those five+ decades. Have fun...
Chicago has been making me smile for approx. 50 years! I'm so grateful to my brother for introducing our family to their music! Thrills me to see them making others happy too! 1
Glad you reacted to this and your appreciation for Chicago!!! The first time I saw Chicago was in 1974, and most recently ten days ago here in Austin on March 9th!!! It was my 19th time to see them!! They played a sold out show at the Austin City Limits Theater and were phenomenal!!! The brass section knocked it out if the park that night!!!! It's also interesting that you mentioned Earth, Wind & Fire. I have actually seen Chicago with Earth, Wind & Fire twice!! They each play their own sets, but also played 9 songs together in the show!! That was amazing!! I highly recommend "Questions 67 and 68" and "Saturday In The Park" by Chicago. And you will also like the ballads "Hard Habit To Break" and "You're The Inspiration" ( the album versions) !!
Chicago was formed in 1967.... Trumpet player has a distinct singing voice. Grab the album 'Chicago Transit Authority', which was their debut Their trombonist was on Toto's 'Rosanna'. Recently, their founding reeds player let it be known he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Ps: These guys toured with Hendrix and Joplin.
If you love this, then don't miss out on BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS, GOD BLESS THE CHILD. HORNS, JAZZ AND GREAT VOCALS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 THIS WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR PLAYLIST TOO!
CHICAGO is Jazz Rock, or was. They have toured with Earth Wimd and Fire. I started listening in 1980, but they've done this for 50 years. So many lineup changes. Cue up, 'Just you and Me' or 'Bad Advice', or , 'Introduction'....
Wow, what a great reaction! I have been listening to Chicago for many years and stopped just before this came out and this sounds wonderful. So happy that they still are on fire. There are so many dimensions to this band that it is totally worth going down the Chicago rabbit hole.
Early Chicago - (Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon Tangelwood 1970) be sure you get the whole 14 minutes because it has been cut up. Terry was on fire with both his vocals and guitar.
She said "This is what I've been searching for." So show her their song "I've Been Searching". "Wishing You Were Here" is also a solid choice. Have a great day!
So glad you are talking about my fav band, you will find EVERY generation at their concerts!! There are the ballads yes, but from your vibe, I suggest you check out their songs: "Mongonucleosis", "Happy Cause I'm Going Home" and "The Pull" with the bassist, Jason here, singing lead just for fun. Also Robert Lamm's, the keyboardist here "Another Sunday" on 1 of his solo albums. All these songs are on YT vids. Enjoy the quest, continue the love of good music!!
I just watched this video and was reminded of a Karen Carpenter's song titled NOW. It is a much slower song, but I believe that you will love it. This is the last song that she recorded before she died, about 2 weeks later. Thanks for the music.
Tasha, I just love your reaction to Chicago in general and this song in particular. Chicago will be appearing in Alpharetta, Georgia in the Ameris Bank Amphitheater on Wednesday June 29 @7 pm. I hope you get tix for them- you will love the concert. I have seen them countless times and they give are spectacular . I, myself, will be seeing them in the Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York on July 15. I can't wait!
Chicago has so many great songs! Always loved Brass in the late 60's and 70's, a shame you don't hear as much now. Another great band back around this time is Blood, Sweat & Tears "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" Awesome stuff ✌
I am a long time (70's) HUGE Chicago fan. Fantasy is my favorite song by Earth, Wind and Fire. I'm also a big fan of Earth, Wind and Fire. Their concert together is still my overwhelming favorite.
Dive DEEP into Chicago. They are an evolving band for a variety of reasons and all of their evolutions are top-notch and a beautiful sound. From this particular lead singer you should listen to the songs If She Would Have Been Faithful and Will You Still Love Me. Going back further into their discography you will not be disappointed. The layers and the nuances of the instrumentality in the voices are just beyond. Be prepared to groove and sway.
Chicago is my favorite band! You should listen to Mah Jong off their Stone of Sisyphus album (aka Chicago 32…was supposed to be Chicago 22 but was delayed 15 years), as well as early stuff like Just You N Me, Dialogue Parts I and II, and their live albums. Enjoy! And great video and reactions!
Makes you wanna drive down the highway with the top down on a beautiful day! Chicago is definitely one of my personal top 25 favorite bands of all time!
Chicago will be in Alpharetta GA June 29 at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre. While they don't perform Now in concert, there are so many hits to hear and it's an awesome show - and I've seen a dozen do far. Opening act is Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin.
Y'all need to check out "Thank you Scientist - Mr. Invisible", it would be another song that vibes w her as well !! Grew up listening to this w my mom blaring it all the time, love Chicago in all of its various forms over the years ❤️
You might want to introduce Tasha to Spyro Gira and the track of Catching the Sun Tasha, you're going to want to listen to the entire album then find everything they have done. That kind of GOOD
Chicago always gives you that cool earth wind and fire vibes i grew up in the 70s, also can you do the song called watching all the colors by Chicago it has that cool sanba vibe you will love that song called watching all the colors by Chicago 😊😊
The only thing on the radio today is darkness sex and death. You got to get off the radio to find music with heart, soul, true meaning. I don’t know why the radio big wigs push the crap they do but if people listen to the lyrics even the radio edits most are just evil.
Jason Scheff main vocals on this one and also wrote the song. Next best singer in CHICAGO after Peter Cetera left. Jason's dad played with Elvis Presley.
"Please hold on" very ewf like is a great track .... I believe ... beautiful song with bill Champlain vocals ... But you also must ....must check out the new Tomi malm album ...and previous song by Jason scheff singing this called ...walk-in on air ..
This was great; I've never heard this before! But why, oh, why, aren't people reacting to Anita Baker??? Try 'Sweet Love', 'You Bring Me Joy', 'No One in the World'....she was HUGE in the '80's, please check her out!?
glad you found this gem. That’s my brother Jason Scheff singing and playing bass. He also wrote and produced that song. It never gets old for me either. I remember hearing that song and it’s infant stages before it became polished off. But the meat and potatoes has always been there. I know he’s proud of this review that you gave him. I’m not trying to put words in his mouth but he shared it on his own page and seems very grateful for your reaction.
And lastly, Earth wind and fire was and still is ingrained in our souls from early music days.
Wow!!!! That's incredible!!!! I can certainly hear the influence of Earth Wind and Fire on this song... it's a great song. This is my first time listening to this wonderful tune.
Your brother and Peter Cetera have some of the best voices in pop rock history. Chicago was lucky to have both to cement their legacy😊
I was a Chicago fan in the 70's. This is the first time I've ever heard this, and I think this is at the top of what they've ever done! 35+ years later and their vocals sound as good, if not better than in their youth.
I was thinking the same. I don't remember this, and it's great!!
When they came out with this,,, I was beside myself,,, love Chicago since the 70.s This is the true Chicago sound!
Tasha you have to dive into Chicago!! One of the best bands ever!! Please! You’ll love it!!
I haven't heard this song before, it sounds like a throwback to their earlier days.
You'll love diving into their 5 decades of great music and they always had a brass on stage.
Gotta check out Chicago's huge catalog of songs like "Colour my world", " You're the inspiration", "Stay the night", "Saturday in the Park", "If you leave me now", " Along comes a woman", " Baby what a big surprise", " Does anybody real know what time it is?", "Look away", "Hard habit to break", "Feelin' stronger everyday", "Will you still love me?", "What kind of man would I be?".
Oh yeah!! I've always thought Chicago was the white version of Earth wind & fire & vice versa. I love both of them. I saw a DVD w/them together! It was amazing!! They performed each others songs & then all of them performed together. Loved it. You should check it out. It's called chicago earth wind and fire live at the greek theatre. Well damn...I've never heard this song, but I love it now! Classic Chicago.
The tour with E W & F was EPIC!! It is on DVD and is a must see!!
This song made me happy!! Simply a beautiful blend of amazing horns,vocals,lyrics,changes,and it's so great to see these artists having so much fun spreading joy! And especially to you guys with your honest and exuberant reations!! Thank you so much😊
One of the greatest bands of all time!
Chicago is my all time favorite band. I saw them live in 1970 when Terry Kath was still alive. Those horns...OMG. GO into their old stuff, "Make Me Smile" "Does Anybody Really Know What TIme It Is" "I'm A Man" "25 or 6 to Four" "Saturday in the Park"
"Poem 58" on their debut album as "The Chicago Transit Authority", which also features "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? " and "I'm A Man", shows their amazing funky side. Start with the appropriately titled very first song of theirs on vinyl, "Introduction" with Terry Kath on lead vocals and his monster Strat playing. Great God Almighty, with Kath in the band they were INCREDIBLE.
She's definitely gonna love Hard Habit To Break and You're The Inspiration from them
Love, love love this song! I really love all of Chicago's songs! Keep going down this rabbit hole. It will make your soul dance. Wonderful reaction!
LOL, actually the Earth Wind & Fire wind section was playing on this song. This was written, produced and sung by Jason Scheff (who also played bass) who is now a solo artist. Check out his new CD, which is amazing.
While the lineup has changed, Chicago has been performing for over 50 years. Four of the original members are in the video:
1) Robert Lamm (keyboards)
2) Lee Loughnane (trumpet)
3) James Pankow (trombone)
4) Walter Parazaider (sax)
Thanks for sharing this! You actually played a song that I reacted to for the first time and I'm an old-school Chicago fan! That was the best song they've recorded since the 70's.
Like others here, I have been listening to Chicago since the 70s. This is a great "new" song for me. It's very true to their original sound. I encourage you to dig into their earlier music. There is plenty, and you won't be disappointed. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Enjoy more Chicago.
Thanks! I can’t wait till you hear “Colour my world!” It’s one of the most beautiful songs EVER! You’ll learn about Terry Kath, the guitarist who Jimi Hendrix said could play better than himself! Love you guys!
RIP Terry Kath. He could make that guitar speak.
I first got into Chicago in the early 70's because they were all over the radio with hit after hit. Until this video I was unfamiliar with this song so thank you for turning me on to yet another great Chicago tune. I absolutely couldn't stop smiling watching the two of you interacting. So thank you for that too! I recommend the song Stronger Everyday. It's one of Chicago's best 70's songs. To be honest, they really didn't do any bad ones in the 70's. Enjoy the journey!
More Chicago. They got enough of a catalog for you to do an entire Chicago month with no other reactions... and then more :P I LOVE how excited Tasha is for Chicago lol. I love people who love chicago. I'm certain many will ask you to react to their early years stuff... before the David Foster era... before Terry died... before the "dark times" LOL. But I love all era's of Chicago. One of my favorite songs is Chasin' The Wind, after Peter Cetera left, from their album Chicago Twenty One. It's not a big number like the one we just heard, Now. But I don't care!!!
Hey Guys I also being a afro American who loves Chicago I been heard about this band since way back in 1983 I am so happy that you guys have experienced these guys The horn section is what caught my attention way back in the day There's a song I think you guys will love by them it has the beautiful harmony and on top of all that it has there incredible Horns so Please Please Please Please Please listen to One of their most underrated songs it's HARD HABIT TO BREAK by CHICAGO
This has an Earth Wind and Fire feel. Very good.
You got a hope that somebody from Chicago the band sees this. How could her reaction not absolutely melt your heart if you were the person or the people who created this music this is what every artist wants to do to somebody it’s beautiful. This was such a great reaction such a pure joyful reaction this is what music should do in can-do.
Tasha is a rare breed I love you guys best channel on UA-cam hands-down just good damn people!
Jason Scheff has seen it!! ❤️
One more comment, Tasha. You said something so perceptive before. So many people do not know of the existence of such great music like this from back in the day, that they are basically ignorant regarding what's really good!
Chicago is an awesome band live. I've been lucky enough to see them a couple of times, always amazing
They were awesome when they toured with Earth, Wind and Fire.
This is an absolute "VIBE!!!"...Chicago is "LIT" and on "FIRE!!!"
Tasha, your joy in hearing this was just freakin’ awesome. Love your reaction. Chicago has brass in every song, 50 years worth of music for you to love on. 🔥🙏❤️
PS The song Beginnings should be next if you want a little Salsa action at the end of the song!
Dude that played for that, Laudir De Olivera, passed away a few years ago. He and Danny rip it UP for the outro of that tune!
Just for some perspective, this is from their 36th album (Now: Chicago XXXVI), released in 2014. Their First album (Chicago Transit Authority) came out in 1969. There's a lot of good music in those five+ decades. Have fun...
Older Chicago, Saturday in the Park, is excellent! Happy vibe. Of course 25 or 6 to 4 is THE BEST 😉 IMO.
Man great reaction, I think your wife would really love No Tell Lover by Chicago. It's fire!✌️
Chicago has been making me smile for approx. 50 years! I'm so grateful to my brother for introducing our family to their music! Thrills me to see them making others happy too!
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Chicago -…love me tomorrow,,…hard habit to break…will you still love me…what kind of man will I be.. gorgeous songs
Glad you reacted to this and your appreciation for Chicago!!! The first time I saw Chicago was in 1974, and most recently ten days ago here in Austin on March 9th!!! It was my 19th time to see them!! They played a sold out show at the Austin City Limits Theater and were phenomenal!!! The brass section knocked it out if the park that night!!!! It's also interesting that you mentioned Earth, Wind & Fire. I have actually seen Chicago with Earth, Wind & Fire twice!! They each play their own sets, but also played 9 songs together in the show!! That was amazing!! I highly recommend "Questions 67 and 68" and "Saturday In The Park" by Chicago. And you will also like the ballads "Hard Habit To Break" and "You're The Inspiration" ( the album versions) !!
Chicago was formed in 1967.... Trumpet player has a distinct singing voice. Grab the album 'Chicago Transit Authority', which was their debut Their trombonist was on Toto's 'Rosanna'. Recently, their founding reeds player let it be known he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Ps: These guys toured with Hendrix and Joplin.
Been loving the band since the 70's so much great music! Thanks for posting. Love you channel guys
If you love this, then don't miss out on
BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS, GOD BLESS THE CHILD. HORNS, JAZZ AND GREAT VOCALS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 THIS WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR PLAYLIST TOO!
Iconic...show her some of the early stuff. If she like this, that will blow her away!
I love this channel! Thanks for the stuff! Greetings from Brazil!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
CHICAGO is Jazz Rock, or was. They have toured with Earth Wimd and Fire. I started listening in 1980, but they've done this for 50 years. So many lineup changes. Cue up, 'Just you and Me' or 'Bad Advice', or , 'Introduction'....
Wow, what a great reaction! I have been listening to Chicago for many years and stopped just before this came out and this sounds wonderful. So happy that they still are on fire. There are so many dimensions to this band that it is totally worth going down the Chicago rabbit hole.
This is sooooo good! 🤯🥰 That song gives me life, instant happiness 😊
Early Chicago - (Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon Tangelwood 1970) be sure you get the whole 14 minutes because it has been cut up. Terry was on fire with both his vocals and guitar.
She said "This is what I've been searching for."
So show her their song "I've Been Searching".
"Wishing You Were Here" is also a solid choice.
Have a great day!
Chicago is great! They have so many good songs. Chicago did a concert with Earth Wind and Fire that is SPECTACULAR!
Get him, Tasha! 🤣🤣 Y'all are awesome! 💙 from Texas!
So glad you are talking about my fav band, you will find EVERY generation at their concerts!!
There are the ballads yes, but from your vibe, I suggest you check out their songs: "Mongonucleosis", "Happy Cause I'm Going Home" and "The Pull" with the bassist, Jason here, singing lead just for fun. Also Robert Lamm's, the keyboardist here "Another Sunday" on 1 of his solo albums. All these songs are on YT vids. Enjoy the quest, continue the love of good music!!
Chicago is a good rabbit hole to fall into. Great music since the 70's. Terrific in person. Enjoy.
I just watched this video and was reminded of a Karen Carpenter's song titled NOW. It is a much slower song, but I believe that you will love it. This is the last song that she recorded before she died, about 2 weeks later. Thanks for the music.
I have been a fan of Chicago since I was in junior high on 80's!
Chicago is the best 🧡🧡🧡
Tasha, I just love your reaction to Chicago in general and this song in particular.
Chicago will be appearing in Alpharetta, Georgia in the Ameris Bank Amphitheater on Wednesday June 29 @7 pm. I hope you get tix for them- you will love the concert. I have seen them countless times and they give are spectacular . I, myself, will be seeing them in the Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York on July 15. I can't wait!
For the earliest late 60s Chicago, which sounds a lot like this song, try "25 or 6 to 4" and "Make Me Smile". I'll guarantee you'll get blown away. :)
Earth Wind and Fire vibe is exactly what I got fromt this song Great JAM!
Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire are good friends and they have toured & played together on stage to put on "SUPER SHOWS!!!"
Chicago has so many great songs! Always loved Brass in the late 60's and 70's, a shame you don't hear as much now. Another great band back around this time is Blood, Sweat & Tears "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" Awesome stuff ✌
I am a long time (70's) HUGE Chicago fan. Fantasy is my favorite song by Earth, Wind and Fire. I'm also a big fan of Earth, Wind and Fire. Their concert together is still my overwhelming favorite.
Well Tasha you are in for a treat! Chicago has tons of fantastic songs.
My favorite Chicago song of the past 30 years
Chicago is a very, very deep rabbit hole. Amazing musicians, and they have a catalog of everything from "soft rock" to psychedelic rock to power pop.
Dive DEEP into Chicago. They are an evolving band for a variety of reasons and all of their evolutions are top-notch and a beautiful sound.
From this particular lead singer you should listen to the songs If She Would Have Been Faithful and Will You Still Love Me.
Going back further into their discography you will not be disappointed. The layers and the nuances of the instrumentality in the voices are just beyond. Be prepared to groove and sway.
Chicago -Look Away is my favorite and their biggest hit
Chicago is my favorite band! You should listen to Mah Jong off their Stone of Sisyphus album (aka Chicago 32…was supposed to be Chicago 22 but was delayed 15 years), as well as early stuff like Just You N Me, Dialogue Parts I and II, and their live albums. Enjoy! And great video and reactions!
For a great Chicago suggestion:
INTRODUCTION IS A MASTERPIECE
Makes you wanna drive down the highway with the top down on a beautiful day! Chicago is definitely one of my personal top 25 favorite bands of all time!
Chicago will be in Alpharetta GA June 29 at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre. While they don't perform Now in concert, there are so many hits to hear and it's an awesome show - and I've seen a dozen do far. Opening act is Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin.
Fabulous band! One of my favorites! Try Questions 67&68 by them!!
Great song!
Oh yes! I would say that "Questions 67 & 68" is one of the top 3 songs in Chicago's great career.
Y'all need to check out "Thank you Scientist - Mr. Invisible", it would be another song that vibes w her as well !! Grew up listening to this w my mom blaring it all the time, love Chicago in all of its various forms over the years ❤️
These guys were ELLIGIBLE for the Rock Hall, 25 YEARS ago. The Rock Hall FINALLY CAVED and let them in,oh, about 2016!!!!!
Chicago no longer performs this song live. After Jason Scheff left, they took it out of their set.
Chicago been around since the 60s. So many songs
Growing up in the 70s I never could afford to go to very many concerts.in fact I've only been to one, Chicago.
That whole album is LIT!!!!!
You might want to introduce Tasha to Spyro Gira and the track of
Catching the Sun
Tasha, you're going to want to listen to the entire album then find everything they have done. That kind of GOOD
I saw them in 2019 and they are still amazing live.
Chicago always gives you that cool earth wind and fire vibes i grew up in the 70s, also can you do the song called watching all the colors by Chicago it has that cool sanba vibe you will love that song called watching all the colors by Chicago 😊😊
"25 or 6 to 4" Chicago, You'll love it
Wait until she hears the new Chicago album coming out in June! Some killer mixes on it.
If you like this tempo how about: Toto,"Pamela" their music video🥃
Gorgeous Song 🎵 😊!!
One of my favorites!
For feel good, the Chicago classic Saturday in the Park!
Yep. What else is there to say!!! Chi Flies High No High!
Careful, the Chicago rabbit hole runs deep. Tasha meet your new addiction :)
Early Chicago is what I like the best, back when Terry Kath was still alive. Check out 25 or 6 to 4, or Saturday in the Park.
Also the message!!!
If you love this song and Latin beats you have to try Call on Me from Chicago VII. Also Another Rainy Day in New York City from Chicago X.
Also Happy Man from Chicago VII
Welcome to Chicago Tasha...start diggin
Listen to:
If you leave me now
You're the inspiration
Hard habit to break
I like this song but haven’t been able to find it. I have so many Chicago albums and digital downloads but can’t find this song. Where can I find it?
Chicago, the white Earth, Wind & Fire lol. Two excellent bands with similar vibes
The only thing on the radio today is darkness sex and death. You got to get off the radio to find music with heart, soul, true meaning. I don’t know why the radio big wigs push the crap they do but if people listen to the lyrics even the radio edits most are just evil.
Chicago is the best!
Just classic.
How familiar are you with George Benson? Try the song called This Mascarade.
Jason Scheff main vocals on this one and also wrote the song. Next best singer in CHICAGO after Peter Cetera left. Jason's dad played with Elvis Presley.
And he has a song on Chicago 32: Stone of Sisyphus -- Better Than Elvis -- a song for his dad...
Chicago is 🔥
Speaking of Searching ck out "I've Been Searching" (so long) by Chicago
If you love old school, as you say, salsa then you definitely need to listen to Fania All-Stars if you haven't.
Chicago is The vibe! ( at least mine anyway lol)
"Please hold on" very ewf like is a great track .... I believe ... beautiful song with bill Champlain vocals ... But you also must ....must check out the new Tomi malm album ...and previous song by Jason scheff singing this called ...walk-in on air ..
You need to see the two DVD set of Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire together. They do some songs together.
Tasha since you said this is what you are searching for...please react to Chicago's "I've Been Searching So Long" -
This was great; I've never heard this before! But why, oh, why, aren't people reacting to Anita Baker??? Try 'Sweet Love', 'You Bring Me Joy', 'No One in the World'....she was HUGE in the '80's, please check her out!?
We addressed this in one our videos. We love Anita baker and her popular songs like the back of our hand. We did her on our karaoke stream night.
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