Band members exclaimed in certain situations they had no idea how Terry was going to "get out of a solo", and "he just powered his way through." What a great way to express the Terry Kath affect.
The way you talk (I...) The things you've done (...do) Make me wish I (...love) Was the only one (...you) Who (I...) Could ever have made you laugh now (...do) Could have made you (...love) Made you want want to cry (...you) To have been there the day You first whispered "I love you" Yes I love you When you discover (I...) All those new things (...do) And when you first (...love) First met the world (...you) When you felt beautiful (I...) And you said hello (...do) To everything you saw (...love) If I could have been all (...you) So I could have known you all those times I love you Yes, I love you Yes I do
Unbelievable that this clip only has 3,800 +/- views and only seven comments. Terry Kath has been called the most underrated guitarist ever. I would say he is most under appreciated guitarist ever. Well, him and Tommy Bolin... Both had wonderful voices to compliment their phenomenal skills on guitar. Why is it that zero talent hacks (I won't mention any names) are nearly impossible to kill while the likes of Terry Kath, Tommy Bolin, Jimi Hendrix & Randy Rhoads are called to Valhalla when they still have so much to give? Like George Harrison sang "isn't it a pity?"
Nothing like the combination of consciousness preservation and music that deepens the soul and thought process... they were not just a musical group but a movement. Long Live Terry Kath's Relentless Spirit.
Caught Chicago back in 69 at The Atlantic City Pop Fest & in 1970 in MD. This is a damn fine performance something they turned in everytime they got to play . Terry was a big influence on myself & so many others , we miss those fiery days . Thanks for the post .
Terry Kath was a powerhouse guitarist and a great person as well, Maybe if enough people see these videos and hear the man in action he will get the retroactive rating due since forever.
amazing, thank you. No wonder Jimi Hendrix said Terry was his favorite guitarist. Terry got the most amazing sound out of his Telecaster. If I could go back in time, I would attend all of these guy's first live shows. Imagine how awesome that would be,
Trivia: The studio recordings get to the music that directly leads to the lyrics at 5:10. In this live recording, they don't get to that point until 6:33.
Dang - this is the show Bill Graham booked Chicago for; the purpose being to keep them out of the Woodstock show, in favor of Santana. They really should have played at Woodstock. Santana would have made it big anyway. But we all know how that Santana performance went - it absolutely smoked. But still … Chicago was NOT TOO HAPPY about that move - who could blame them!
Haa ha ha He was a beast. Many people may not know but Jimi Hendrix said Terry was a better guitar player than he and that means and says everything, but yet he was not even listed in the top 100 of some crappy listing by one of those know-it-all music magazines.... Haaa
@@tjnies Because I am sick (understatement) of that fucking comment. Was Terry not good enough? Does he need that validation in every fucking video? Terry was great period. Mind your own business.
I have a major disappointment in this: we cannot watch Terry ( or Danny or Peter either). Raven Reda: I echo your thought on the transition. How about that horn entrance / crescendo at 8:36. Yikes!
Man I am all about Terry Kath but Peter Cetera on that bass is no freaking joke! Kudos all around!
Band members exclaimed in certain situations they had no idea how Terry was going to "get out of a solo", and "he just powered his way through." What a great way to express the Terry Kath affect.
Once he got going he let it take him wherever it went. The perfect improvisation. There will never be another Terry Kath.
Terry Kath! That's all that needs to be said here...
Terry Kath the best guitarist!!! Criminally underrated
Even to this day no one can compared to this guitar playing, totally amazing. Real guitar players know how great this solo is.
My friend is a huge Terry fan and he's played for 55 years,I'll ask him if he knows...
The way you talk (I...)
The things you've done (...do)
Make me wish I (...love)
Was the only one (...you)
Who (I...)
Could ever have made you laugh now (...do)
Could have made you (...love)
Made you want want to cry (...you)
To have been there the day
You first whispered "I love you"
Yes I love you
When you discover (I...)
All those new things (...do)
And when you first (...love)
First met the world (...you)
When you felt beautiful (I...)
And you said hello (...do)
To everything you saw (...love)
If I could have been all (...you)
So I could have known you all those times
I love you
Yes, I love you
Yes I do
It's excellent
THIS IS the Chicago I grew up with ... missed the good old days ... NOT the crap they have become.
Unbelievable that this clip only has 3,800 +/- views and only seven comments.
Terry Kath has been called the most underrated guitarist ever.
I would say he is most under appreciated guitarist ever.
Well, him and Tommy Bolin...
Both had wonderful voices to compliment their phenomenal skills on guitar.
Why is it that zero talent hacks (I won't mention any names) are nearly impossible to kill while the likes of Terry Kath, Tommy Bolin, Jimi Hendrix & Randy Rhoads are called to Valhalla when they still have so much to give?
Like George Harrison sang "isn't it a pity?"
II know, it blows me away. Hendrix called Terry a better guitarist than himself.
Rory Gallagher nicest guy that loved to sing and play.
@@Challender I saw Rory in 73. He could shred
And the great Frank Marino can be added to a fantastic talent under appreciated by the masses.
@@SavageGrace so bummed about his physical problems... I'd go see him every week if I could.😢
Terry Kath. The reason I saw Chicago 23 times in the 70's. First time July 1972 Yale Bowl and I fell in love with TK. Guitar monster !!
Most underrated guitarist ever.
Terry Kath was a tremendous talent....RIP
Terry was a guitar god
incredible loss to the music world
Nothing like the combination of consciousness preservation and music that deepens the soul and thought process... they were not just a musical group but a movement. Long Live Terry Kath's Relentless Spirit.
This is the sh*t...a kick-ass band firing on all cylinders!!
TK sure gave Chicago a real edge that is sorely missed after his untimely death😕😟
Caught Chicago back in 69 at The Atlantic City Pop Fest & in 1970 in MD. This is a damn fine performance something they turned in everytime they got to play . Terry was a big influence on myself & so many others , we miss those fiery days . Thanks for the post .
TK in all his glory
Was at their UK Albert Hall concert end of '69 . Best concert I ever attended.
One day there will be literally thousands of comments down here. I have faith people will wake up soon.
I always wondered what this song sounded like live when these guys did it. Now there is a live version on here and it kicks ass.
Terry Kath was a powerhouse guitarist and a great person as well, Maybe if enough people see these videos and hear the man in action he will get the retroactive rating due since forever.
Just absolutely ageless. Heavy and soulful. A hybrid of Cream and soul. Solid Jam.
Love this jam , and also wondered if they ever did Poem 58 LIVE. Well,,,my Q was answered...:))))))
he was 22, maybe 23 for this show.
23 1/2
Terry was an absolute monster.
….or Master.
@@arneemilbredland2339 yes he was.
Terry’s solo has me speechless!!! RIP Terry 🙏🏾
Wow what guitar playing. Loved it when I first heard Terry play as a young teen-ager. This only makes me wish he were still here to awe us.
amazing, thank you. No wonder Jimi Hendrix said Terry was his favorite guitarist. Terry got the most amazing sound out of his Telecaster. If I could go back in time, I would attend all of these guy's first live shows. Imagine how awesome that would be,
I think you're the first person I've seen get it right that Jimi said that about terry🙂
@@timhoovermusicman thanks Tim
Trivia: The studio recordings get to the music that directly leads to the lyrics at 5:10.
In this live recording, they don't get to that point until 6:33.
Terry did this particular tune without much of a rhythmic backdrop!!! Just bass and drums as a support cast on that main lead. Wow
Dang - this is the show Bill Graham booked Chicago for; the purpose being to keep them out of the Woodstock show, in favor of Santana. They really should have played at Woodstock. Santana would have made it big anyway. But we all know how that Santana performance went - it absolutely smoked. But still … Chicago was NOT TOO HAPPY about that move - who could blame them!
Genius
So underrated!
Musicianship to the max by THE Band...
Brilliance
very Duane Allmanish....RIP to TK and DA as the two best ever!
I’ve allways wanted to listen live like this, its amazing. I‘d want to listen ”Italian from New York" on Hq someday.
Thanks to share it
Terry Kath !!
Fucking brilliant
Terry un caged.
Haa ha ha He was a beast. Many people may not know but Jimi Hendrix said Terry was a better guitar player than he and that means and says everything, but yet he was not even listed in the top 100 of some crappy listing by one of those know-it-all music magazines.... Haaa
@@Sunkisstube haha many people may not know... ? I only ever read this stupid comment underneath every Chicago video.
@@hesch-tag Why do you feel the need to make such a stupid reply? Yes, few know how good TK really was. Crawl back under your rock
@@tjnies Because I am sick (understatement) of that fucking comment. Was Terry not good enough? Does he need that validation in every fucking video? Terry was great period. Mind your own business.
@@hesch-tag so glad you can read...🤷♂️
Terry was pretty restrained on the albums, unfortunately, but he let all hell break loose in concerts.
This is the gift of these bands back in the day. Seeing their musicianship not heard in those studio albums
I have a major disappointment in this: we cannot watch Terry ( or Danny or Peter either). Raven Reda: I echo your thought on the transition. How about that horn entrance / crescendo at 8:36. Yikes!
Their brass crescendo was similar to 3 Dog Nights voice crescendo
Inedito!!!!***
Existe algún video donde la banda esté tocando esta Rola..si es así,pasen el dato por favor,,gracias.