Terry Kath was the guitarist, who also sang lead on "Make Me Smile," which you reacted to previously. If you want more Terry Kath on guitar, try "Poem 58." He, Peter Cetera, and Danny Seraphine (the drummer) make a killer power trio on that one. "South California Purples" is another good Chicago track as well, which is more blues-oriented. And if you're feeling REALLY adventurous, you could check "Liberation," a 15-minute jam where Terry Kath cuts loose big time. I'm done now. 🙂
Poem 58 PROVES Jimi Hendrix was right when he told Chicago that their guitar player was better than Jimi himself. Terry Kath was criminally underrated by the media.
I gave up on the band after Terry's passing. The music just wasn't the same. They were still good for sure, but they weren't the band I knew and loved.
Yeah, after his death, I dont think the group ever recovered. Kath was the heart and soul of the group, Chicago had steady success with him. Chicago had to change their sound to a power ballad band to finally find success again.
Hmm, some ppl are saying there is more to his death than meets the eye...?? Was he killed...?? Possibly...why no one knows!?? Owed money maybe for drugs..??
@@mr.snicker-doodles7081 Guess everyone is just sticking to what the band and manager said, the man loved his guns and it was a playful stunt that went bad.
@@mr.snicker-doodles7081 I did read that he was into drugs and liked to drink. According to what I can determine there was another person in the room that was known to him and partying with him. He related the accident to investigators. Personally I think it was an accident. Too many drugs and a loaded gun seldom ends well.
Hi A. The meaning of the song is described here. simply a reference to the time of day, as in “25 or 26 minutes until 4am”. This lends further to the theory about the song’s meaning having to do with psychedelics,
There are a handful of live rock performances that become historic in their energy. This performance by Chicago is one of them. Much is celebrated about guitarist Terry Kath and he deserves it all. But Peter Cetera is a fantastic bass player not to mention rock singer.
Loved this reaction. As I have probably 98% of them. One group that I haven’t heard any reactor do is ARS. The Atlanta Rhythm Section has a pretty deep catalog and we’re quite popular in the seventies. You could start your dive into this group with Georgia Rhythm. A good second choice would be Love Is A Colorful Thing. As I think back, you may have done an ARS reaction. Maybe So Into You. Any way, I don’t think they have a song you wouldn’t like. Thanks in advance for the consideration.
TERRY KATH on guitar. He was on FIRE in this Tanglewood concert ! Now hear him sing the lead in 2 parts of - "Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon" Tanglewood 1970 - ( people cut this one up so look for 14 minutes ) You have already reacted to and liked one of the two, 3 minute cutouts of it.
This song was written when the guys were up all night trying to right music and come up with a new song and one noticed it was almost 4 in the morning thus the 25 or 6 to 4.
Yes you got this one right 👍. Terry Kath was the main band member. Plus he setup the other guys for success. By giving them advice on how to be a great musician ❤
What I don't see in the comments is that the song was written as the last song for an album they had to fill. They were up in the middle of then night and this just became a jam... at about 25 or 6 to 4. If you listen close enough... the lyrics prove this to be true...
I read that Zappas guitar work blew Hendrix away. I think there are numerous stories that allege that Hendrix said so and so was the best guitarist he has ever heard.
Peter Cetera did lead vocals on this song, but the guitarist Terry Kath sang lead as well, and the keyboard player sang lead too edit Watch this, same concert ua-cam.com/video/iFWdkBvxDoA/v-deo.html
Terry Kath hands down is one of the greatest lead guitar players ever! He was an absolute musical genius! Unfortunately, a game of Russian Roulette would end his life at the young age of 31. It was a devastating blow to the music industry at the time. RIP Terry! 🎸
The Late great Terry Kath on guitar. Supposedly, Jimmy Hendrix said Terry was better than him. After the loss of Terry, Chicago more went softer rock than they had been with Terry, The original Chicago as seen here was a great band,
Terry Kath was amazing. The studio version should be good for your phone. It's shorter and has more "wa wa" pedal sound that you seem to like. Jiminy Hendix, All Along the Watchtower," and Cream, "White Room," also have a lot of wa wa guitar. I love your channel. Thank you. I just discovered you last night and must have watched a dozen videos Thank you!
Maybe have a listen to their cover of I’m a Man...... their arrangement appears to follow the earlier arrangement of The Spencer Davis Group ( Stevie Winwood ) but with added Hendrix like runs and riffs. The song itself is a much covered blues standard from a time no one can remember..... started out as Mannish Boy but was probably first re titled as I’m a Man in the early 1900’s. Give the studio version a listen, it is brilliant.
In my opinion, the two greatest guitarist ever were Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Terry Kath. Both were amazing in their two styles. I will not say one is better than the other. To me, they were both equally as great. Love them both.
Sonny Bono was once asked who was the greatest guitar player, and he said it was Jimi Hendrix. Then Hendrix said Prince. Then Prince said Duane Allman. Duane said Clapton. Then Clapton said the dude in Chicago, Peter Cetera.
Once Terry Kath was gone, the band lost the horns and became pop ballad driven even doing the unthinkable in doing a horrible remake of 25 or 6 to 4. Thankfully the band came to its senses as Chicago still tours with the brass back.
The legendary guitar play Jimi Hendrix was blown away by Terry Kath’s guitar playing. When first hearing Terry Kath play, Jimi Hendrix was quoted as saying that he thought Terry Kath played guitar better than he did.
They had great mutual respect for each others abilities, and they were supposed to hook up together for a project that they had discussed. BUT circumstances dictate.
@@Mr.56Goldtop I regret never having seen him live. I was about 17 when he passed away. I saw Chicago in the 80s and I was glad that they still did those older songs but it just wasn't the same.
Angela, the guitarist was the late, great Terry Kath. He tragically passed away in Jan 1978. He was playing around with a gun he didn't think was loaded, and shot and killed himself. He was the heart and soul of Chicago. They were never the same after his passing.
Excellent version . Really shows out guitarist Terry Kath's phenomenal virtuosity . The Chicago with him (first 8 albums) had this gutsy , visceral tone ...bluesy/funk/jazz/rock at the highest level .
Original Chicago in the late 60s and 70s, while Terry Kath is still alive, is remarkable, no one else sounds like them. Great ensemble, so remarkable that horn section but everyone in that band was a super talent. They went soft in the 80s after Terry passed but what you saw is how good they were. Try Beginnings, another classic from them. Also, Tanglewood, where this was filmed, is 20 minutes away from me, here in the Berkshire Hills of Western Mass. It is a world famous music facility that is home to the Boston Pops in the summers and has seen a ton of great popular artists stop there in season. Some all time shows you can see on You Tube are The Who, Jethro Tull, Santana, the Jefferson Airplane and of course, Chicago. Well worth taking a look. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Angela, now you should compare this live version with the current group LEONID & FRIENDS. They play this song and a plethora of Chicago songs incredibly well.
Love the horn section, KC & The SunShine Band had an awesome one as well. This one here is the horn section that played for the Bee Gees on Too Much Heaven as a favor to the BG's for singing back up on a song for Chicago earlier that year
And Rolling Stone magazine doesn’t even list Terry Kath on their list of the Top 100 guitarists. This shows why they are such a joke of any serious musical critique.
That man in the blue denim shirt and jeans on the killer guitar is the late great Terry Kath. He was a confirmed guitar god. Even Jimi Hendrix admitted that Terry was a better guitarist than he was. Of course Jimi had his own style and technique and was a guitar god in his own right and was known to compliment other musicians and did not have a "godlike" persona. He was real, down to earth. I'm not one to grade guitar legends cause there are many who are good, a few who are damned good, and several who are a dimension above. B.B. King once said that Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) was the only man who gave him the cold sweats, his chords were so sweet, such a great, distinctive sound. I love it when great men in their field are gracious enough to state their attention and attraction to others at or near their level.
Find out all you need to know from the Documentary The Terry Kath Experience. Filmed by his daughter, who lost her dad when she was young. It was her tribute to him and equally a good way to know her father she didn't really know. And yes, Terry Kath is the Guitarist. Must see documentary!
When you have a man like Jimi Hendrix say Terry Kath was a better guitarist than he was (per James Pankow when Hendrix discovered Chicago in Los Angeles' Whisky a Go-Go) You know Kath was the heart and soul of Chicago that never recovered after his death in 1978. Hendrix asked the group to go on tour with him and the rest is history. Pankow added, there were talks both Hendrix and Chicago recording an album together! But it never happened since Hendrix passed away.
Terry Kath was the beating heart of the original Chicago sound. His death was tragic beyond measure. If you want to hear what the intention and feel of the original Chicago band was meant to be… listen to their first song, off their first album… the song is appropriately called “Introduction”… and what an introduction it was! Many of the band members were graduates of the Julliard School for the Performing Arts, extremely talented and highly trained actual musicians. They decided to form a band… Thank God they Did!!!!
None of them went to Julliard - they were all from the Chicago (some of them did attend DePaul). Could you be thinking of Blood, Sweat and Tears (I think they might have had a Julliard grad or two in their ranks).
Terry Kath was the heart & soul of Chicago, & as many have already said one of the all time great monsters on guitar! Terry was also one of the better lead singers, check out “Make me smile”.
Peter Cetera was lead singer sometimes, the great guitar player Terry Kath also sang lead on some songs with a deeper, grittier voice and also Robert Lamm sang leads too.
Terry Kath, one of the best guitarists of his generation and a soulful singer. He died tragically and incredibly young. Chicago survived but was never the same after his death.
Chicago is a phenomenal band but after Terry Kath passed (RIP) they lost there edge and it became Peter Cetera's band in direction with his balads and they were never the same!
3 lead vocalists: Peter Cetera that you heard in this performance, Terry Kath who was that brilliant guitarist and Robert Lamm jamming on the keyboards.
Great reaction to a fantastic group and song. Now do yourself a favor and check out the very next song on the album - "Color My World"! It was the theme song for my HS Junior Prom. It is one of the great love songs of the 1970's!!!
Terry Kath was the guitarist, who also sang lead on "Make Me Smile," which you reacted to previously. If you want more Terry Kath on guitar, try "Poem 58." He, Peter Cetera, and Danny Seraphine (the drummer) make a killer power trio on that one. "South California Purples" is another good Chicago track as well, which is more blues-oriented. And if you're feeling REALLY adventurous, you could check "Liberation," a 15-minute jam where Terry Kath cuts loose big time. I'm done now. 🙂
Liberation is amazing.
Poem 58 PROVES Jimi Hendrix was right when he told Chicago that their guitar player was better than Jimi himself. Terry Kath was criminally underrated by the media.
Just shows,that if your drunk,don't play Russian roulette.tragic waste of a gifted player.
After guitarist Terry Kath's tragic death, Chicago became a ballad driven band. He was amazing and irreplaceable...😟
I gave up on the band after Terry's passing. The music just wasn't the same. They were still good for sure, but they weren't the band I knew and loved.
Yeah, after his death, I dont think the group ever recovered. Kath was the heart and soul of the group, Chicago had steady success with him. Chicago had to change their sound to a power ballad band to finally find success again.
Hmm, some ppl are saying there is more to his death than meets the eye...?? Was he killed...?? Possibly...why no one knows!?? Owed money maybe for drugs..??
@@mr.snicker-doodles7081 Guess everyone is just sticking to what the band and manager said, the man loved his guns and it was a playful stunt that went bad.
@@mr.snicker-doodles7081 I did read that he was into drugs and liked to drink. According to what I can determine there was another person in the room that was known to him and partying with him. He related the accident to investigators. Personally I think it was an accident. Too many drugs and a loaded gun seldom ends well.
The greatest horn driven rock & roll band of all time.
Earth Wind and Fire has done quite a few tours with Chicago, which is perfect because they are both horn-driven bands.
Hi A. The meaning of the song is described here. simply a reference to the time of day, as in “25 or 26 minutes until 4am”. This lends further to the theory about the song’s meaning having to do with psychedelics,
Terry Kath (RIP), one of the best to ever pick up a guitar... awesome performance!
Thank you so much for playing the entire song without interrupting. Made your reaction that much better.
That solo was insane.
There are a handful of live rock performances that become historic in their energy. This performance by Chicago is one of them. Much is celebrated about guitarist Terry Kath and he deserves it all. But Peter Cetera is a fantastic bass player not to mention rock singer.
Loved this reaction. As I have probably 98% of them. One group that I haven’t heard any reactor do is ARS. The Atlanta Rhythm Section has a pretty deep catalog and we’re quite popular in the seventies. You could start your dive into this group with Georgia Rhythm. A good second choice would be Love Is A Colorful Thing. As I think back, you may have done an ARS reaction. Maybe So Into You. Any way, I don’t think they have a song you wouldn’t like. Thanks in advance for the consideration.
TERRY KATH on guitar. He was on FIRE in this Tanglewood concert ! Now hear him sing the lead in 2 parts of - "Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon" Tanglewood 1970 - ( people cut this one up so look for 14 minutes ) You have already reacted to and liked one of the two, 3 minute cutouts of it.
This song was written when the guys were up all night trying to right music and come up with a new song and one noticed it was almost 4 in the morning thus the 25 or 6 to 4.
Cool reaction, happy you did old folks' music. Keep Rocking.
The late Great Terry Kath on guitar. Loved your reaction. You were living that guitar solo.
Yes you got this one right 👍. Terry Kath was the main band member. Plus he setup the other guys for success. By giving them advice on how to be a great musician ❤
Fun fact ,jemi Hendricks said terry Kath was one of the best he ever seen play guitar
What I don't see in the comments is that the song was written as the last song for an album they had to fill. They were up in the middle of then night and this just became a jam... at about 25 or 6 to 4. If you listen close enough... the lyrics prove this to be true...
Terry Kath's voice, in it's own way, is as awesome and soulful as his guitar playing.
Terry Kath blew Jimi Hendrix's mind. He thought he was the best guitarist he ever heard. THAT says a lot!
I read that Zappas guitar work blew Hendrix away. I think there are numerous stories that allege that Hendrix said so and so was the best guitarist he has ever heard.
Terry Kath, one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived! I just wish he could have lived much longer.
Peter Cetera did lead vocals on this song, but the guitarist Terry Kath sang lead as well, and the keyboard player sang lead too edit Watch this, same concert ua-cam.com/video/iFWdkBvxDoA/v-deo.html
Terry Kath hands down is one of the greatest lead guitar players ever! He was an absolute musical genius! Unfortunately, a game of Russian Roulette would end his life at the young age of 31. It was a devastating blow to the music industry at the time. RIP Terry! 🎸
Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire are touring this year as a double bill!
Sir Terry Kath is Rock and Roll.
I'm so proud that my 4 year old Grandson can tell you that is the late Terry Kath, and that he's playing a Fender Srat!
Terry Kath could play lead, rhythm and bass guitar with equal enthusiasm...amazing. They were cutting edge for the day
The mighty Terry Kath, besides being top man and foundation for group was also a killer on the guitar.
The Late great Terry Kath on guitar. Supposedly, Jimmy Hendrix said Terry was better than him. After the loss of Terry, Chicago more went softer rock than they had been with Terry, The original Chicago as seen here was a great band,
You're one of the Best!!
Terry Kath was amazing. The studio version should be good for your phone. It's shorter and has more "wa wa" pedal sound that you seem to like. Jiminy Hendix, All Along the Watchtower," and Cream, "White Room," also have a lot of wa wa guitar.
I love your channel. Thank you. I just discovered you last night and must have watched a dozen videos
Thank you!
Chicago at this time was connecting the 60s to the 70s, exactly right.
And that’s how it’s done
Maybe have a listen to their cover of I’m a Man...... their arrangement appears to follow the earlier arrangement of The Spencer Davis Group ( Stevie Winwood ) but with added Hendrix like runs and riffs.
The song itself is a much covered blues standard from a time no one can remember..... started out as Mannish Boy but was probably first re titled as I’m a Man in the early 1900’s.
Give the studio version a listen, it is brilliant.
RIP Terry Kath.
They had 3 lead vocalist.
Peter Cetera was the lead singer on this song. He does not sing lead in all the songs. Robert Lamm as well as Terry Kath also sing lead.
RIP Terry Kath. So tragic.
The Terry Kath Story on UA-cam
25 min or 26 minutes till 4:00 am
The guitar player is Terry Kath, gone way to young. Terry was a great player who really never got his due.
In my opinion, the two greatest guitarist ever were Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Terry Kath. Both were amazing in their two styles. I will not say one is better than the other. To me, they were both equally as great. Love them both.
Hey Angela luv your channel how about "Love Ballard" by LTD. An amazing song
Sonny Bono was once asked who was the greatest guitar player, and he said it was Jimi Hendrix. Then Hendrix said Prince. Then Prince said Duane Allman. Duane said Clapton. Then Clapton said the dude in Chicago, Peter Cetera.
Once Terry Kath was gone, the band lost the horns and became pop ballad driven even doing the unthinkable in doing a horrible remake of 25 or 6 to 4. Thankfully the band came to its senses as Chicago still tours with the brass back.
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Terry Kath guitar solo. Doesn’t get much better. Fabulous guitarist and had a beautiful, soulful voice. His tragic death was so, so sad. RIP Terry. 🙏
Kath was in the zone with that solo, one of the best live performances all time in my opinion
Amazing….Chicago was great from 1969-1979…..The early years were the best 🙏🏻☮️❤️
They took me from 8 years old to my senior year. What a time for music to form my teen years.
The legendary guitar play Jimi Hendrix was blown away by Terry Kath’s guitar playing. When first hearing Terry Kath play, Jimi Hendrix was quoted as saying that he thought Terry Kath played guitar better than he did.
They had great mutual respect for each others abilities, and they were supposed to hook up together for a project that they had discussed. BUT circumstances dictate.
@@Mr.56Goldtop what a treasure that would have been!
@@magneto7930 Without a doubt.
@@Mr.56Goldtop I regret never having seen him live. I was about 17 when he passed away. I saw Chicago in the 80s and I was glad that they still did those older songs but it just wasn't the same.
And the kicker is, when they approached Terry to join CTA, he was a bass player.
Angela, the guitarist was the late, great Terry Kath. He tragically passed away in Jan 1978. He was playing around with a gun he didn't think was loaded, and shot and killed himself.
He was the heart and soul of Chicago. They were never the same after his passing.
Excellent version .
Really shows out guitarist Terry Kath's phenomenal virtuosity .
The Chicago with him (first 8 albums) had this gutsy , visceral tone ...bluesy/funk/jazz/rock at the highest level .
Great song, I think Chicago’s early records are the best, thanks for doing the live performance, great music from the 70’s
Chicago was never the same band after Terry Kath died.
A Classic. Also a truly great live performance. This is old school. The live horns
take it to another level.What a great group!
Jimi Hendrix once told Chicago "your guitarist is better than me." However, Jimi Hendrix was extremely humble.
They were both great. Just different styles. Kath more jazzy rock; Hendrix very psychedelic!
The early group was GREAT. Every song/ album a winner. Beginnings was our (my wife and me) wedding song.
Terry Kath was a beast on the guitar. Just amazing. RIP, friend.
Loved it! You will love “Colour my world” by Chicago! Terry Kath sings lead on that one!
Original Chicago in the late 60s and 70s, while Terry Kath is still alive, is remarkable, no one else sounds like them. Great ensemble, so remarkable that horn section but everyone in that band was a super talent. They went soft in the 80s after Terry passed but what you saw is how good they were. Try Beginnings, another classic from them.
Also, Tanglewood, where this was filmed, is 20 minutes away from me, here in the Berkshire Hills of Western Mass. It is a world famous music facility that is home to the Boston Pops in the summers and has seen a ton of great popular artists stop there in season. Some all time shows you can see on You Tube are The Who, Jethro Tull, Santana, the Jefferson Airplane and of course, Chicago. Well worth taking a look. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Angela, now you should compare this live version with the current group LEONID & FRIENDS. They play this song and a plethora of Chicago songs incredibly well.
That’s Terry Kath on guitar.
Jimi Hendrix said Terry was his favorite guitar player. They had three lead singers.
Guitarist was the Amazing Terry Kath!
He also had an equally incredible and soulful voice.
Also I know you are not a big fan of cover bands….BUT Check out Leonid and Friends….they are a Chicago cover band 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love the horn section, KC & The SunShine Band had an awesome one as well. This one here is the horn section that played for the Bee Gees on Too Much Heaven as a favor to the BG's for singing back up on a song for Chicago earlier that year
And Rolling Stone magazine doesn’t even list Terry Kath on their list of the Top 100 guitarists. This shows why they are such a joke of any serious musical critique.
This is early chicago ,before Terry Kath died....his death changed their sound completely....
Terry Kath was incredible! RIP❤️🙏
Finally a good request!!! 🎶🔥♥️👍
So good... I think I'm gonna learn that noodling around stuff TK plays before he kicks it off.
Terry Kath acting a fool on lead guitar!
Please react to Leonid and Friends doing Chicago covers, including 25 or 6 to 4. They are fantastic.
That man in the blue denim shirt and jeans on the killer guitar is the late great Terry Kath. He was a confirmed guitar god. Even Jimi Hendrix admitted that Terry was a better guitarist than he was. Of course Jimi had his own style and technique and was a guitar god in his own right and was known to compliment other musicians and did not have a "godlike" persona. He was real, down to earth. I'm not one to grade guitar legends cause there are many who are good, a few who are damned good, and several who are a dimension above. B.B. King once said that Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) was the only man who gave him the cold sweats, his chords were so sweet, such a great, distinctive sound. I love it when great men in their field are gracious enough to state their attention and attraction to others at or near their level.
Took them far too long to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Find out all you need to know from the Documentary The Terry Kath Experience. Filmed by his daughter, who lost her dad when she was young. It was her tribute to him and equally a good way to know her father she didn't really know. And yes, Terry Kath is the Guitarist. Must see documentary!
Yeah she was able to track down 2 of his guitars. They are worth a fortune.
Free on UA-cam, BTW.
So glad you liked this!!!!! ❤
One of my all time favorite Chicago tunes!
When you have a man like Jimi Hendrix say Terry Kath was a better guitarist than he was (per James Pankow when Hendrix discovered Chicago in Los Angeles' Whisky a Go-Go) You know Kath was the heart and soul of Chicago that never recovered after his death in 1978. Hendrix asked the group to go on tour with him and the rest is history. Pankow added, there were talks both Hendrix and Chicago recording an album together! But it never happened since Hendrix passed away.
3 lead singers in Chicago at that time. Peter Cetera (Bass), Terry Kath (Guitar), Robert Lamm (Keyboards).
Wonderful reaction! I knew you would love it.
There also a great cover of this and several other Chicago songs by the super-talented Russian band "Leonid and Friends."
My step mom had all their albums on vinyl. They had a shitload of albums.
So did I!!!!
Unfortunately, he shot himself accidentally thinking the gun was not loaded,1978, He’s definitely a legend.
Terry kath
I remember Kasey Kasem reporting on this. It was sad.
The guitarist is Terry Kath.
Sounds great and it was live. Most bands rely on tech to cover their voice.
Terry Kath HAD to be playing that solo by feel and sound...Because he didn't look like he could see anything with all that hair flying around!!
They have 3 lead singers Peter Cetera Terry Kath and Robert Lamm
Guitarist Terry Kath's death tore the soul out of the band. What a guitarist and a bandleader.
Terry had a great voice too. Dialogue 1 &2 Peter and Terry sing a story of two friends one went to work and the other went to college.
OMG was that an Awful version
Terry Kath was the beating heart of the original Chicago sound. His death was tragic beyond measure.
If you want to hear what the intention and feel of the original Chicago band was meant to be… listen to their first song, off their first album… the song is appropriately called “Introduction”… and what an introduction it was!
Many of the band members were graduates of the Julliard School for the Performing Arts, extremely talented and highly trained actual musicians. They decided to form a band… Thank God they Did!!!!
None of them went to Julliard - they were all from the Chicago (some of them did attend DePaul). Could you be thinking of Blood, Sweat and Tears (I think they might have had a Julliard grad or two in their ranks).
Terry Kath was the heart & soul of Chicago, & as many have already said one of the all time great monsters on guitar!
Terry was also one of the better lead singers, check out “Make me smile”.
Peter Cetera was lead singer sometimes, the great guitar player Terry Kath also sang lead on some songs with a deeper, grittier voice and also Robert Lamm sang leads too.
Terry Kath, one of the best guitarists of his generation and a soulful singer. He died tragically and incredibly young. Chicago survived but was never the same after his death.
It's a classic. Kath died too young
I'm surprised how good this live version is
Chicago is a phenomenal band but after Terry Kath passed (RIP) they lost there edge and it became Peter Cetera's
band in direction with his balads and they were never the same!
3 lead vocalists: Peter Cetera that you heard in this performance, Terry Kath who was that brilliant guitarist and Robert Lamm jamming on the keyboards.
Great reaction to a fantastic group and song. Now do yourself a favor and check out the very next song on the album - "Color My World"! It was the theme song for my HS Junior Prom. It is one of the great love songs of the 1970's!!!
After Terry Kath passed they suck. Great with him😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥