First Time Hearing Chicago - “Call On Me” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Chicago has a treasure chest filled with so many gems.
Asia & BJ, you'll love their “Beginnings”, “Saturday In The Park”, “Does Anybody Know What Time It Is” & "Just You 'n' Me"!!!!
Great tunes and you can add Questions 67&68 to that list as well as Make Me Smile!😊
I grew up in the 70's hearing Peter Cetera's voice in Chicago songs. They are so nostalgic for me. His voice is so smooth. The horns. The drums. There is no other band like it.
In the early days CHicago had a jazzy, bluesy, Latino, and rock blend with the best instrumental group on earth . Among the best drummers ever with Danny leading the way!
I knew this gem would show up, so many great Chicago songs to discover for the algorithm 😛 Wishing You Were Here, Beginnings, Old Days, Colour My World, Just You and Me, Baby What A Big Surprise, Searchin’ So Long…so many more
Saw them live. Gotta tell you that live, they are all that and more. Completely blew me away and this is coming from someone that's seen floyd 3 times, stones 3 times, clapton 3 times and so many more. These guys are artists in every way
Ewe....what year did you see them? I saw them in 2003...it was just incredible
Wife here...I grew up listening to Chicago as they were HUGE fans!!..,Their horn section is phenomenal...Soooo Smooth..!! 👍agreed guys
Danny Seraphine on drums. So underrated.
His drumming is amazing but it really shines on this song and on Beginnings.
@@joelhoulette3244Really? I never knew that 😮…
I totally agree with you!!!
One of the great things about music is that it reminds me of the people I use to know.
It reminds me of where I was, what I was doing and how I felt about the world in general.
Call On Me reminds me of the summer of 1974
I was 13
Chicago was a "jazz-fusion band", combining jazz with rock & pop music & this was something common from 1967 onwards into the seventies, eighties!!
Chicago has got the brass.
Jazz drummer does great in rock.What great accurate timing.
Out of all of the great songs Chicago ever did, I would say that this is their best song. This great tune features all of the band performing together equally throughout the whole track. All of this powerful horn sound by Chicago is always produced by only 3 horns: trombone (low sound), sax (medium sound), and trumpet (high sound); they all blend together, sounding much like lead harmony vocals blasting at high volume. Truly original and truly amazing....
This is the original Chicago lineup, which was some of the greatest musical talent ever assembled. You just can't go wrong with the Terry Kath era (1967-78)
Love the Pirates cap BJ.
Oh man, Beginnings! Hoping you'll tap into that amazing one. What a sound.
Peter Cetera lead singer in the song one of the original singers, sings beautifully on a lot of their songs in the day. Want to say Merry Christmas to both of you!!!!! And much Aloha to both of you!!!
Question 67 & 68
It’s one of my Favorites of Chicago in thier early years love thier early stuff than later stuff cuz more jazzy with the original members
I got to see CHICAGO when I was growing up in the 70's. What made them so unique is that they could make it sound like one. They blended it perfectly, because they had guitar, bass, keyboards, drummer, congas, and 3 horn players, but made it sound so tight. There were other bands like Earth, Wind, and Fire(who actually toured with Chicago), Blood, Sweat, and Tears, KC and the Sunshine band, etc, who all had what I call a multilevel sound, just layered and deep. The late 60's, 70's, and first part of the 80's really featured that sound. It was even better when you saw it live.
When I grew up in the 70's, your LIVE rep was everything. If you could not bring it on a stage, word got around and you were done. All the bands were good because they were seasoned by years of playing live everywhere, from a concert hall to a dive bar. Back then, there were no digital options, like sampling, software, loop tracks, voice enhancement software, etc. It was very darwinian in that only the best survived, survival of the best and fittest.
This is why I Love Old School! Chicago Band is one of the Best! They've been around forever and still going!!! Peter Cetera was the original lead singer but decided to go solo back in the day. Chicago group just kept going, and going, and going! The horn instrument is unbeatable, too the entire group just ROCKS!!!
I grew up with this great band from the 70's-80's. They were a rock & roll band with horns & blended elements of classical music, jazz, R&B, & pop music. They had a lot of great songs such as "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?", "Beginnings", "Questions 67 & 68", "Where Do We Go From Here?", "Free", "Lowdown", "Saturday In The Park", "Colour My World", "You're The Inspiration", "Will You Still Love Me?", "Look Away", "Feelin' Stronger Every Day", Old Days" etc.
Chicago, Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power are in a category of their own!
Chicago's material from their 70s heyday was musically complex but highly attractive at the same time. The way the horns weave in and around the songs was something that was unique to them and the credit for that has to go to the band's trombonist James Pankow who wrote all the horn charts.
Something about their music sounds so clean!
One of my all time favorite Chicago songs!
Their trumpet player wrote that tune. A lot of his songs have Latin based horn lines and rhythms.
May be my favorite Chicago piece. Thanks for the reaction.
I loved every single song by Chicago. Picking a favorite is like choosing a favorite candy bar. But I have to admit that "Call On Me" ranks among the top tunes.
I know all their songs by heart; I grew up listening to them!
Be sure to check out "LEONID & FRIENDS!" They are now what "CHICAGO!" used to be bk than.
They are good, but they have to use twice as many people to replicate the sound.
I feel fortunate to have grown up as a teen in the late 70s and have to say I'm bias when it comes to my music. My oldest sister listened to Chicago late 60s, early 70s and Colour my World with Chicago featuring Terry Kath was huge. My group was Earth Wind and Fire who also have a great horn section and I got to see them tour about 10 years ago. I agree with BJ when it comes to the radio. I don't care for much after '85, maybe a few. I appreciate y'all reactions.
I agree with you completely about 60s and 70s music ,it was the most diverse, of tremendous quality,variety, lyrical content, musically proficient players from piano to horns,guitar,etc. Albums were masterpieces,all killer ,no filler. One legendary ,unique sounding band after another from the black artists to the white ,even the pop songs were great. The past nearly 4 decades combined music and bands can't touch music from roughly 1964-1984. Once MTV came out that was the beginning of the end. Although there were some good artists over the years after 1985 it was nothing like the avalanche of talent in the 60s and 70s. I totally agree with your 1985 assessment of music and I dig Chicago too!
If you want a bluesier feel, try “South California Purples,” or Poem 58” to hear Kath, Cetera and Seraphine make a killer power trio on the extended intro to the song. Both are off Chicago’s first album.
Grew up listening to this group ❤
Terry Kath is off the hook in this song !!!!!
Love me some Chicago. Before my time, but even in the early 80s when I was a child I still remember their early stuff when they were still called Chicago Transit Authority.
There is a video on you tube of the Chicago group in the summer of 1974 in Colorado performing this song outside at some lodge in the mountains & 1974 was the year this song came out on album!! The ending is very spetacular going up several octaves with the wind instruments!!
Caribou Ranch where this and many other C albums were recorded
Awesome to see you guys diggin this song. I've seen Chicago 3 times and they never play this. I think the reason is the lead vocals, Peter, no one can add those intonations like he could. It's a mix of Jazz and some parts even a jam session mixed in and the jam instantly ends and goes back to the jazz groove. Nice job guys.
They performed this outside in the early 70s at their Caribou Ranch recording Studio in the Rocky Mountains...Its in a documentary called "Chicago in the Rockies" here on YT...
The happiest break-up song ever.
Saw them live as CTA in a basement bar (Beneath the Street) in Milwaukee in 1967 and twice more several years later. Always a great show from a large talented group. They were a mid west band in the beginning, but still terrific.
Chicago carries with it the music of the Woodstock groovy 60s 70s, with use of brass instruments 🎷. They are the ending of one music style, merging into the coming craze of bands like KISS, that introduce a harder form of Rock and Roll.
A fantastic band.!!
Brings back memories
Saw them like in 2003...they played for almost 3 hours!!
Asia and BJ the #1 power couple! I love your channel and your reaction videos you are very good At your explanation of the songs and you are open to older songs I truly enjoy your channel!! ☮️🙏🏻❤️
❤❤❤❤..Soooo Good!!!! Chills!
ASIA and BJ, I absolutely love your reactions. I would like to highly recommend a great song by RICK JAMES and TEENA MARIE ( FIRE and DESIRE ). This is one of the all time great love songs. I promise you will not be disappointed.
Old school Chicago let's go! Such a good band.
Wishing You Were Here with 3 members of The Beach Boys on harmony background vocals.
BJ they were a horn driven band with great writers and two great leads. Although Peter Cetera got lots of shine, Robert Lamm was an excellent vocalist and keyboardist…
If you liked this, I think you'd LOVE, "Introduction" also by Chicago :-)
And ironically this tune was scribe by trumpet 🎺 player Lee Loughnane a person to my knowledge hadn’t really wrote a lot of their hit songs Now how was it he was able to come out of the blue and write this great song which totally fits into Chicagos style only to never write any other of there big hits?…. 😮…
The total band. Play many different genres.
I had Chicago on 8-track! lol
We all did!
The late great Terry Kath was special. But Peter Cetera became the star of this group. He went on to be a unique voice of the 80’s with Chicago, solo, and movie themes. Many younger reactors have heard these songs, but dont know its Peter Cetera from the legendary band Chicago.
Peter Cetera has one of the greatest voices ever.
Chicago is “the Cadillac of Rock,” guys.
Asia and BJ....do much more Chicago!!
So damn good!
Wow, haven’t heard this one since my ‘72 Volkswagen Beetle days. That horn section, if loud enough, would contribute 2 more miles to the gallon of gas.
Man, the horn section is tight, but wow what about the drummer man he’s back there, banging it out
Their category is: Good Music.
Go to review Leonid and Friends a Russian band that play the studio quality version of these songs. Check them out. This is my fav song
Under rated song
This was how it was done in the ‘70’s where there was no “Pro Tools”, only PRO’S
Y'all really should check out "poem 58". My favorite Chicago tune.
As a Chicago fan, I have to vote boring. For interesting ballads. they haven't covered, I'd suggest Searching So Long or there's a good live Color My World/More Than Ever.
Try their song - hard habit to break
It's called Jazz Rock.
Check out their song No Tell Lover. It's sexy!✌️
Awesome
Ouija Macc~Route 17
Asia, I hope you feel better. 🙁
Their current hit off of Chicago 36 dips you back 50 years
Born For This Moment
Don’t know if you have checked out Tell me something good by Chaka Khan yet but it’s awesome. Love ❤️ this. I think you will too.
Side note: Chaka Khan provided backup vocals on the Chicago XI track "Take Me Back To Chicago".
Checkout Lorrie Morgan -- Something In Red, next level song
No R&B?
Well, off the top of my head, there's Skin Tight, Ain't it Blue?, Rediscovery...
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Does anyone think they fit in with Earth, Wind and Fire?
Please react to Hailey Whitters song
Our Grass Is Legal.
HOW ABOUT THOSE 🤘 HORNS?
How about that drummer...
That cough didn't sound good.
Don't ignore it please.
Heart this comment pls
lol you got it
@@AsiaandBJ haha thanks
Think of them as: Jazz + Rock = Chicago
Can y'all react to Simply Red "Sunrise" the beat and one verse will sound and is sampled from Hall and Oats "I can't go for that" (y'all reacted to the Hall and Oats version of the beat). I think y'all will love it!!!
You know your band is in trouble when the lead singer starts dressing like Olivia Newton John making Lets Get Physical…..he came close to destroying this band.