I may be only 27 yrs old and this band was way before my time but i'll rock the hell out of this song every day, before, anything coming out on the radio waves now a days! whoooooooooohoo
There just not the same without Kath... still one of the greatest american rock bands EVER,, its just too bad kath couldnt stick around longer,,,,, dont play with guns people
one of there best finest lineups Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals Lee Loughnane - trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals James Pankow - trombone, backing vocals Walter Parazaider - saxophones, flute, backing vocals Bill Champlin - keyboards, rhythm guitar vocals Jason Scheff - bass, vocals Tris Imboden - drums, Keith Howland - lead guitar, backing vocals
what an amazing band, that even with most of the members gone and after having played this song thousands of times, the spirit of the song is still there and intact.
Thank you, Carlos, for providing this. Terrific performance of the song. You got good taste, dude. And as for the amusing line below -- I wish I were old enough to appreciate Chicago -- all you gotta do is ... listen!!!
For some reason, this song popped into my head and I just had to hear it.... I am so glad that most of these great great classic can be heard again on UA-cam...
I am in heaven...just love them... true story about how this song came about...Does anybody know what time it is? Does anybody really care? Happiness is relative to time and place...Patti
You get past Robert and the brass, we're a little light on original members here, but still a very good performance, the intro is almost like it's off the original recording, and Lamm looks and sounds great, hope he feels well too.
This performance has credibility, because it is the original lead vocalist, the current personell shifts though are starting to border on cover band, more than actually representing Chicago.
hey, does anybody know the name of that chicago song that had the lyrics "I KNOW I'LL LOVE YOU BETTER" right before the hook? it was an uptempo song and i can't for the life of me remember the title!!!!
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I may be only 27 yrs old and this band was way before my time but i'll rock the hell out of this song every day, before, anything coming out on the radio waves now a days! whoooooooooohoo
Robert Lamm you´re amazing baby and so is the rest of the band,simply the band on the land
There just not the same without Kath... still one of the greatest american rock bands EVER,, its just too bad kath couldnt stick around longer,,,,, dont play with guns people
what the hell is going on with pankows hair
one of there best finest lineups Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals
Lee Loughnane - trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals
James Pankow - trombone, backing vocals
Walter Parazaider - saxophones, flute, backing vocals
Bill Champlin - keyboards, rhythm guitar vocals
Jason Scheff - bass, vocals
Tris Imboden - drums,
Keith Howland - lead guitar, backing vocals
what an amazing band, that even with most of the members gone and after having played this song thousands of times, the spirit of the song is still there and intact.
STILL SENSATIONAL.............!!! Just love the groove every time I hear it!
2021, not so much.
Amazing sound. So uplifting, and Lamm has a beautiful voice!
How in the hell aren't these guys in the rock and roll hall of fame?
Love Bobby Lamm!
Best Band Ever!
The Ultimate fusion of Rock and Jazz,Windy city seven were always great and Robert Lamm and Terry Kath sensational.Its always Chicago time...
they were ahead of there time . great musicians . still love this tune after all these years !
i remember grooving on my drumset to this song growing up........wait.......i still do : )
Chicago's performance was never mediocre, even present day. That's incredible.
My last year in high school, the marching band show was Chicago and we played this song. I had that trombone solo at the end.:-)
Fantastic. what a joy to listen to a band that incorrperated all the elements of music. talent un real
This isn't "70's music".
This music LIVES T-O-D-A-Y.
Sounds So Very Fresh!!
God Bless Chicago!
one the greatest bands
Thank you, Carlos, for providing this. Terrific performance of the song. You got good taste, dude.
And as for the amusing line below -- I wish I were old enough to appreciate Chicago -- all you gotta do is ... listen!!!
galing talaga!! I Love The Horn Parts!
For some reason, this song popped into my head and I just had to hear it.... I am so glad that most of these great great classic can be heard again on UA-cam...
I am in heaven...just love them... true story about how this song came about...Does anybody know what time it is? Does anybody really care? Happiness is relative to time and place...Patti
big band rock...the best ...and Chicago was the best at it!!!
Saw them in Oz in 1971,awsome band.
awesome 35-40 years later, even better than i remember
Again! I meant the audio was HORRIBLE!I wanted to send it a dear friend of mine who knows nusic. I would have been embarrased to send him such shit!
great number,reminds me of my time in Sydney, Australia in 1971,
Listening to this song energizes me; My best Chicago song.
One of best songs and bands of my and this time.
You get past Robert and the brass, we're
a little light on original members here, but
still a very good performance, the intro
is almost like it's off the original recording, and Lamm looks and sounds great,
hope he feels well too.
What a song;what a band!!
love this song! :)
Damn Robert Lamm...old enough to be my daddy but he is so hot.
Maestro Lamm is incrediable like always and very sexy...:)
This is MUSIC!!
In a word The Chicago group is great! An American Treasure!
Like so many of American Popular Musicians are..... the great ones!
One of the greatest of all time
are you thinking of "Peg" by Steely Dan?
No Robert, thank you.
Pete ruined the band
Three people have brain aneurysms.
Great job Brothers Pankow, Parazaider, and Loughnane! You make Sinfonia proud!
OAS AAS LLS!
1994
@sealteem6 No shit.
This performance has credibility, because it is the original lead vocalist, the current personell shifts though are starting to border on cover band, more than actually
representing Chicago.
excelent!
hey, does anybody know the name of that chicago song that had the lyrics "I KNOW I'LL LOVE YOU BETTER" right before the hook? it was an uptempo song and i can't for the life of me remember the title!!!!
I was there when they first busted out, and yes it was an exciting sound. But it STILL SOUNDS FRESH AND TERRIFIC TO ME. No?
There aren't many pop songs that were hits in blank verse. This, and "America" by Simon & Garfunkel. Can't think of many others.
That 5/4 time signature before trumpet so nicely done.
@libralady1010 .... Agree wholeheartedly.... can't tell you how many times I blast this one out of my car every week !
robert lamm is up there with brian wilson as americas top contempory song writers!
wauw !!!! they're playing the original introooo
great!!!
"As i was walking down the street one day.......bababaaaaa" *me singing* :0)
@atomicnumber78 He's dead....hasn't been around since 1979
great!
This looks kinda recent , like in the 2000's , no??
brings back memories of my time in sydnet,australia,1971,
@IllestMcGahee2 That is the correct time.
oooohweeee yeeeesss this is my favorite by far 💯💋
Robert Lamm makes it all look so good....
Trumpet solo in the beginning was amazing
Anybody know what time it is?
I caught these guys in 72. Pure energy.
We are playing this in Jazz Band, :D
Good memories! high school days...
a classic guys.thanks.
magnificent!