Tell me about the sun Tell me about the rain Tell me about the fields Tell me about the plains Will they come again, I don't know Will they ever come again, I don't know God above, is there not anything that we might do To try and make this world of ours a better place for me and you? Tell me all about man Tell me so I can understand Tell me somebody all about wars Please try and tell me just how much more Oh pray it's not too late - oh no Please everybody, everybody, everybody pray it's not too late Oh come on, yeah come on Come on, say a prayer for us God Bless America today God Bless America today
Saw this at a theater when I was all of 14. I could barely make it up the aisle for the tears. Damn you, Terry Kath...To this day, it still has that effect on me. And it pisses me off when people ask "Isn't that Ray Charles?" WOW. That many people who don't know a thing about music, or music history.
i saw the movie when it was released and sat mesmerised through the credits. Over 40 years later it stirs such emotions...." to try and make this world a better place for me and you". Powerful. "its not too late"
Scott: We all miss Terry, especially those of us that revered his playing. As a guitarist, he was quite inspirational to many, and the flag is at half mast, forever, in his memory.
I remember the first time I heard this track, my best friend and I crying like babies as we stared with disbelief at Robert Blake's character, sitting dead in the middle of a majestic desert landscape. That impression will never leave me until the day I die. What a hell of a vocalist Terry Kath was...
Survivor2002 Amazing part it was Terry who shot him dead. Jimmy Guericio was one of the producers and pretty much the whole score was tracked by members of Chicago. Most of band nembers make cameos in film.
Survivor2002 Ikr....I felt the EXACT SAME way... I was totally unprepared for THAT ending !! THIS song was PERFECT for it !! Gut wrenching scene... GUT wrenching song !!😢😢
I love early 70's American cinema and Electra Glide must be one of my favourites... The ending is sad, but cause it was filmed in Monument Valley, it has to have some Western 'deeper meaning'.. And in Westerns the hero very often walks away from the camera... Not here, this is a anti-Western context.. So Robert Blake gets shot.. and the camera pulls back, as to repeat the old wild west hero tradition, but in reverse... Just genious thinking on the part of the director...
I'm in the UK.....but I've listened to this Kath song since Electra Glide In Blues came out.....that last scene, never emulated, sticks in the mind, summing up the whole film really....one of the great film endings, which should be watched repeatedly.....I think I know every word!
If there ever will be a chance to state one's unsung hero/heroes in the music industry - Terry Kath will always be first on my list. Gone way too soon. Terry - missing you since Jan 1978. One of a kind.
Goddammit Terry, wait a minute! You changed the world with the lead to 25 to 64...and make me smile. But now hearing you sing "God Bless America" on the Tell Me...Honestly, this Combat Pilot cried like a baby...God Bless your memory...T6 "American" Pilot
Kath's voice takes my breath away. This is a little glimpse of what Terry would have done doing different non Chicago songs. We lost a great one. RIP Terry, we miss you dearly
Terry Kath, still learning what a huge impact he had in this world. Grateful for Michelle Kath Sinclair's documentary about her father The Terry Kath Experience. Thank you Terry Kath. Your music will live on forever 🎶🤘👍
This was the song played at the ending of the 1971 film, "Electra Glide In Blue". Terry Kath had a bit part in the film at the very end when he and a friend's characters are stopped by a policeman played by Robert Blake because they're speeding in their VW van across a long Arizona highway. Great song, super great talent. RIP Terry Kath.
Makes me cry everytime 😢. Why, why, why? Shit, he's waiting for us all to get to where he is. He'll be like, "where the hell have you been?" Big hugs are in order 🤗
Terry..I am so thankful that I can hear your voice so many years after you passed on. This song still makes me cry and smile at the same time. Only you can make me feel this way.
Hey, this was the LAST song on the last episode of Miami Vice. I have always loved the music and the movie. But this song always made me cry, it reminded me of my Dad. Watching him walk into the sunset. RIP Pop. 1973 ❤
I agree with "William S", "Sonny Crockett", and many others... It was written by Jim Guercio (Chicago's Producer thru '77)... among other things, Jim was also a songwriter... If he reads this, I'd like to say Thank You for this song... It's a rare beautiful song and somewhat a fitting anthem to America... and maybe Terry Kath as well... for me, I believe this is a perfect song for Terry Kath... just about written for him to sing... This song always wrecks my heart, Sometimes makes me cry... I wonder if it was Jim's intention for Terry to sing it.... or maybe a better word might be, "inspiration" ... "God Bless America"... and Jim Guercio... and Terry Kath, RiP... I think I speak for others here when I say,... we miss you... we miss you.....
I'm just another Chicago fan of the time when Terry Kath was the soul of the band, great guitarist and vocalist. They were great and then Terry Kath tragically died. What a loss. I still listen to their records of that time and enjoy every minute.
I love this song it was so fitting for the end theme and so powerful, everytime I hear it it brings tears to my eyes!!! This song is great!!!11 I love it!!! I also think about Terry when I hear it and cry because we lost a great talented Brother to soon!!! R.I.P. Terry!!!😔😔😥😢😭
Gran tema. Yo vi el film a los 20 años, me encantaba. Lo vi tres veces en el cine, y su cancion era tan logica para el final, su letra. Grande Terry Kath.
I heard this at the end of the movie 'Electra Glide in Blue' in the 80's television... I think this song is cult classic of some sorts.. God bless America today.
Guess it didn't get much airplay on major stations at the time. Wich is too bad since Chicago was in its heyday and Kath did do a lot of lead singing back then.
I got to see Terry and the band 8 times. He was the best guitarist I ever saw and heard. When he passed, it was obvious how the whole dynamic of the band changed. He was and is sorely missed.
From the soundtrack of "Electraglide in Blue", music by James William Guerico, directed also by James William Guerico and starring Peter Blake. Beautiful song performed with heart and soul by the late Terry Kath.
Had he lived, he could have done a masterpiece solo album of Ray Charles' standards, and sold platinum. I can see him doing a cover of Leon Russell's 'A Song For You'. Would have been platinum. Has a voice that can only be described as "Hot Buttered Soul".
I saw Chicago in '71 in Adelaide, South Australia. At now 74 years old that concert & watching Terry play is still emblazoned in my mind. My son & daughter now in their 40's are green with envy!
It's so hard to watch the 1970s clip of Ballet for a Girl from Buchannon at the Fillmore and not miss Terry Kath. I truly appreciate Terry as the ultimate musician, a great front man, and the driving energy and force behind Chicago. May God Bless Your Soul!
So talented - one of the best guitarists that ever lived, with a voice of pure soul. So awful that he went the way he did - such a waste. Clearly, he was the leader of Chicago. Still listen to his stuff every day. A genius in common man's clothing.
I think this song should be our new Anthem! It's perfect, and is so powerful and spot on for th😅s time on 😅ur earth? If anyone agrees pass it on? Thank Beautiful Terry Kath from the band Chicago. YourLyrics are heart felt and when I listen my heart spills over into tears!❤❤❤❤❤
I remember hearing this as a 16 year old at the end of the electra glide in blue movie, I’d had a few spliffs and was just blown away by this track, one great thing about the age of the internet is being able to locate gems like this.
(part II): Tell me all about man Tell me so I can understand Tell me somebody all about wars Please try and tell me just how much more Oh pray it's not too late - oh no Please everybody, everybody, everybody pray it's not too late Oh come on, yeah come on Come on, say a prayer for us God Bless America today God Bless America today
I am doing a research project on Terry Kath. Your comment indicates that Terry is the uncle to your friend Kristopher Kath. Is your friend's Dad Rod Kath? You are right, it is cool that you know Terry's nephew. Terry was a phenomenal musician with an incredible voice. if you could get a hold of me I would appreciate it. My email is vkraus6300@gmail.com Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful song & your photos are beautiful too!! I grew up in Chicago and Terry Kath should never be forgotten.... he was a wonderful, pretty much self taught musician and his awesome voice was... I believe the heart & soul of Chicago. RIP Terry.
Hearing this again sent me back in time to a theater in Las Vegas when I was a 18 year old kid. Standing at the exit curtain listening to this moving, soul stirring song as my friends screamed at me to "come on" They all laughed at me when they saw tears in my eyes. I guess they would be laughing now because the tears are flowing again. R.I.P T.K. Oh yeah....amazing photo journal scwells64
for some of us - this means a great deal inside our souls & spirits, 1973 when the world was inside out, and a few visions became real enough to share with the rest of the human race, live on Terry, we will be together again in a great day-to come-
I didn't expect to leave ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE in tears...then THIS song came on over the opening credits. And over the years, friends swore up and down that Ray Charles sang this song...but being a Chicago fan, I knew better. We know what Terry Kath was capable of...and wish we'd had him a bit longer, to create more amazing songs like this.
"I have always believed that this land was set aside in an uncommon way. That a Divine plan placed this great continent between the oceans, to be found by a people from every corner of the Earth, who have a special love of faith, freedom and peace...." -----------Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States
I remember, I sat in the movie theatre and listened to the last note of this great song Not only a very special film, but a fantastic end. Thank you for sharing.
Terry your soul was so visible in your guitar playing and never more vocal than in this beautiful song. You are so very missed. One day...we will all be together again! RIP
Here ya' go (part I): Tell me about the sun Tell me about the rain Tell me about the fields Tell me about the plains Will they come again, I don't know Will they ever come again, I don't know God above, is there not anything that we might do To try and make this world of ours a better place for me and you?
I first heard this at the end of Miami Vice and loved it ever since. To me, as a nullifidian, the song is about remembering that we should try to mend the wrongs in the US but we should remember that the US is a power for good in the world, and that there is a genuine beauty in the people and country.
Thanks for posting these amazing photos!! A true tribute to Terry Kath. One of my favorite songs of all time since seeing "Electra Glide in Blue" in the theater in my teen years. The soundtrack was released on cd 2 years ago by Quartet Records and includes this song.
we miss you kath... im 38 years old and to thsi day i remember being 5-6 years old with my dad in his checvy truck listening to chicago. RIP my Brother. We'll see you in heaven soon enough. I'd like to shake your hand Sir.
Do this.........put away all speakers 3 mm across.....close the doors all over the house...sit down.. grab your major headphones.....volume 11....sit back and listen to one of the great film-ending anthems of all time; wonderful singing by Kath with just the best backing you've ever heard. Not convinced?....don't worry; one day you will be.
Electra Glide in Blue brought me here. And you can take that to the bank.
POSSIBLY ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS WRITTEN.
This man was the most underrated guitarist of the 70's, and had the most soulful voice
The last song ever played on Miami Vice. Perfect song for a perfect ending to a perfect show.
miami vice was a piece of shit
Afi James
thank you for speaking up
Episode "Freefall", during the montage of past episodes.
Very very true,Miami vice was just perfect 👌🏻
Just found this. Miami vice was as special as it gets!
Tell me about the sun
Tell me about the rain
Tell me about the fields
Tell me about the plains
Will they come again, I don't know
Will they ever come again, I don't know
God above, is there not anything that we might do
To try and make this world of ours a better place for me and you?
Tell me all about man
Tell me so I can understand
Tell me somebody all about wars
Please try and tell me just how much more
Oh pray it's not too late - oh no
Please everybody, everybody, everybody pray it's not too late
Oh come on, yeah come on
Come on, say a prayer for us
God Bless America today
God Bless America today
God bless America.
Truly relevant in today's divided world.
Saw this at a theater when I was all of 14. I could barely make it up the aisle for the tears. Damn you, Terry Kath...To this day, it still has that effect on me. And it pisses me off when people ask "Isn't that Ray Charles?" WOW. That many people who don't know a thing about music, or music history.
Me too bro!
i saw the movie when it was released and sat mesmerised through the credits. Over 40 years later it stirs such emotions...." to try and make this world a better place for me and you".
Powerful. "its not too late"
I never thought of that, that he sounds like Ray Charles, but he does!
he was my cousin and i will miss him forever
I'm 45 sharing your cousin's work with my 10-year-old. Gone far too early, but he's going to be around a long time.
I cried when your cousin died. Heard it on the radio while getting dressed for school
Scott: We all miss Terry, especially those of us that revered his playing.
As a guitarist, he was quite inspirational to many, and the flag is at half mast, forever, in his memory.
@@mrmusic248 ty very much, he was someone special and made plenty hearts feel good
...sorry ... was Terry you cousin ? ... blessings ...
I remember the first time I heard this track, my best friend and I crying like babies as we stared with disbelief at Robert Blake's character, sitting dead in the middle of a majestic desert landscape. That impression will never leave me until the day I die. What a hell of a vocalist Terry Kath was...
Survivor2002 Amazing part it was Terry who shot him dead. Jimmy Guericio was one of the producers and pretty much the whole score was tracked by members of Chicago. Most of band nembers make cameos in film.
Survivor2002 Ikr....I felt the EXACT SAME way... I was totally unprepared for THAT ending !! THIS song was PERFECT for it !! Gut wrenching scene... GUT wrenching song !!😢😢
I love early 70's American cinema and Electra Glide must be one of my favourites... The ending is sad, but cause it was filmed in Monument Valley, it has to have some Western 'deeper meaning'.. And in Westerns the hero very often walks away from the camera... Not here, this is a anti-Western context.. So Robert Blake gets shot.. and the camera pulls back, as to repeat the old wild west hero tradition, but in reverse... Just genious thinking on the part of the director...
@@ZoolGatekeeper Never occurred to me before. Good observation!
50 years later and I still listen to this once a week. Terry Kath, you are missed
I'm in the UK.....but I've listened to this Kath song since Electra Glide In Blues came out.....that last scene, never emulated, sticks in the mind, summing up the whole film really....one of the great film endings, which should be watched repeatedly.....I think I know every word!
If there ever will be a chance to state one's unsung hero/heroes in the music industry - Terry Kath will always be first on my list. Gone way too soon. Terry - missing you since Jan 1978. One of a kind.
Goddammit Terry, wait a minute! You changed the world with the lead to 25 to 64...and make me smile. But now hearing you sing "God Bless America" on the Tell Me...Honestly, this Combat Pilot cried like a baby...God Bless your memory...T6 "American" Pilot
Terry was vehemently antiwar
Kath's voice takes my breath away. This is a little glimpse of what Terry would have done doing different non Chicago songs. We lost a great one. RIP Terry, we miss you dearly
Terry Kath, still learning what a huge impact he had in this world. Grateful for Michelle Kath Sinclair's documentary about her father The Terry Kath Experience. Thank you Terry Kath. Your music will live on forever 🎶🤘👍
this needs to be played at every sporting event...every one...and everyone sings toward the end...
Right - with the audience standing - not kneeling - with their hands on their hearts
What about sporting events outside America?
Just caught a rerun of Miami Vice finale and this song played during the closing scenes. Never heard it before. Solid song.
Okay, it was great in Miami Vice. But the final scene in Electra Glide in blue is a spiritual experience
This was the song played at the ending of the 1971 film, "Electra Glide In Blue". Terry Kath had a bit part in the film at the very end when he and a friend's characters are stopped by a policeman played by Robert Blake because they're speeding in their VW van across a long Arizona highway. Great song, super great talent. RIP Terry Kath.
Makes me cry everytime 😢. Why, why, why? Shit, he's waiting for us all to get to where he is. He'll be like, "where the hell have you been?" Big hugs are in order 🤗
He seems to have had such a big heart ❤️
After Terry, Chicago was never as good as with him.
They certainly were never as soulful. Kath's voice could make a bronze statue get goose bumps.
Terry..I am so thankful that I can hear your voice so many years after you passed on. This song still makes me cry and smile at the same time. Only you can make me feel this way.
it's nice to know that you know!
it does the same thing to me,what a beautiful piece of music
He has been gone for 40 years now. Hard to believe.
Shele Grimm This is from " Electra glide in Blue" .... the final scene..... Terry was the killer who shoots Robert Blake !!!
@@micheledeleon1680 It still saddens me to this day that he is gone from us. I am 68. I was 14 when I first heard the band, CTA.
A home run Mr. Kath. Rip Terry
more like a grand slam homerun
Hey, this was the LAST song on the last episode of Miami Vice. I have always loved the music and the movie.
But this song always made me cry, it reminded me of my Dad. Watching him walk into the sunset. RIP Pop. 1973 ❤
How he backs out at the end to let the orchestra and backround singers become fire! What a fine sense he had..
good observation
bim bam ikr... like they KNEW when to come in..... gives me the chills ( in a GOOD way) !!😢👍👍
What a great song. It`s so good, it was used as the ending theme for Electra Glide in Blue AND the finale of Miami Vice!
Miami Vice,last episode....nostalgic ending!
Love love love this song. RIP Terry
I agree with "William S", "Sonny Crockett", and many others... It was written by Jim Guercio (Chicago's Producer thru '77)... among other things, Jim was also a songwriter... If he reads this, I'd like to say Thank You for this song... It's a rare beautiful song and somewhat a fitting anthem to America... and maybe Terry Kath as well... for me, I believe this is a perfect song for Terry Kath... just about written for him to sing... This song always wrecks my heart, Sometimes makes me cry... I wonder if it was Jim's intention for Terry to sing it.... or maybe a better word might be, "inspiration" ... "God Bless America"... and Jim Guercio... and Terry Kath, RiP... I think I speak for others here when I say,... we miss you... we miss you.....
I'm just another Chicago fan of the time when Terry Kath was the soul of the band, great guitarist and vocalist. They were great and then Terry Kath tragically died. What a loss. I still listen to their records of that time and enjoy every minute.
EXTREMELY powerful and inspirational song. This is the song played on the ending of the 1973 movie "Electra Glide in blue" starring Robert Blake.
I love this song it was so fitting for the end theme and so powerful, everytime I hear it it brings tears to my eyes!!! This song is great!!!11 I love it!!! I also think about Terry when I hear it and cry because we lost a great talented Brother to soon!!! R.I.P. Terry!!!😔😔😥😢😭
I still consider him the greatest guitarist of all time. He was Chicago. Just ask Robert Lamm.
And his singing voice, a soulful bonus. Greatness lost.
The band was never the same without Terry. He was the heart and soul of Chicago.
Means more now than it did in '73 when I was 12 years old. Wonderful!!!
Best ever.
J Bowman I think so !!😢👍
his voice, his genius, just makes me tearful..... Thank you for your music
Your right. Will be missed.
"There are Artists that will wrest you up and place you into them... rather than them into you."
Such was that of Terry's appetite. -gilpin 8-1-16
Gran tema. Yo vi el film a los 20 años, me encantaba. Lo vi tres veces en el cine, y su cancion era tan logica para el final, su letra. Grande Terry Kath.
Terry had an energy that can still reach inside of people to this very day.
this song is a masterpiece !!!!!!!! but not many have heard of it.a shame.
I heard this at the end of the movie 'Electra Glide in Blue' in the 80's television... I think this song is cult classic of some sorts.. God bless America today.
Guess it didn't get much airplay on major stations at the time. Wich is too bad since Chicago was in its heyday and Kath did do a lot of lead singing back then.
I got to see Terry and the band 8 times. He was the best guitarist I ever saw and heard. When he passed, it was obvious how the whole dynamic of the band changed. He was and is sorely missed.
Cool. My best guitarist I ever seen was ritchie blackmore, Micheal schenker, Rik emmit, evh ronnie montrose and stevie ray vaughan
This tune is EPIC. like the open spaces of America.
From the soundtrack of "Electraglide in Blue", music by James William Guerico, directed also by James William Guerico and starring Peter Blake. Beautiful song performed with heart and soul by the late Terry Kath.
Robert Blake
Had he lived, he could have done a masterpiece solo album of Ray Charles' standards, and sold platinum. I can see him doing a cover of Leon Russell's 'A Song For You'. Would have been platinum. Has a voice that can only be described as "Hot Buttered Soul".
Jimmy Hendrix commenting on Terry Kath--"Man, I can't touch that cat"
Terry Kath was Chicago. They never recovered. Such a sad ending to one of the greatest bands ever.
Nobody but Terry, crying.
Sherry Howard Ray Charles might be able to have pulled this off !!
His music will live on forever, So will his spirit!
One of a kind… Terry Kath forever…❤️
I saw Chicago in '71 in Adelaide, South Australia. At now 74 years old that concert & watching Terry play is still emblazoned in my mind. My son & daughter now in their 40's are green with envy!
This song gives me the chills! Sigh, Terry. I get really sad every time I remember hearing the news of his death.
It's so hard to watch the 1970s clip of Ballet for a Girl from Buchannon at the Fillmore and not miss Terry Kath. I truly appreciate Terry as the ultimate musician, a great front man, and the driving energy and force behind Chicago. May God Bless Your Soul!
A major talent - with way too little recognition
he was the greatest at what he did singing and playing the guitar and creating music I love him I will always miss him
So talented - one of the best guitarists that ever lived, with a voice of pure soul. So awful that he went the way he did - such a waste. Clearly, he was the leader of Chicago. Still listen to his stuff every day. A genius in common man's clothing.
I think this song should be our new Anthem! It's perfect, and is so powerful and spot on for th😅s time on 😅ur earth? If anyone agrees pass it on? Thank Beautiful Terry Kath from the band Chicago. YourLyrics are heart felt and when I listen my heart spills over into tears!❤❤❤❤❤
Terry was Heart and Soul of Chicago.
After his death, Chicago became another Band.
Can't stop watching the Terry Kath experience, phenomenal documentary
Magnificent! I heard this on Miami Vice and it took 20 years to track this down. Thank God for Mr. Kath and for Miami Vice!!
he could sing just like he played/ with heart
and soul
I remember hearing this as a 16 year old at the end of the electra glide in blue movie, I’d had a few spliffs and was just blown away by this track, one great thing about the age of the internet is being able to locate gems like this.
(part II):
Tell me all about man
Tell me so I can understand
Tell me somebody all about wars
Please try and tell me just how much more
Oh pray it's not too late - oh no
Please everybody, everybody, everybody pray it's not too late
Oh come on, yeah come on
Come on, say a prayer for us
God Bless America today
God Bless America today
This is my friend Kristopher Kaths uncle! So cool I know the relative of such a great musician!
I am doing a research project on Terry Kath. Your comment indicates that Terry is the uncle to your friend Kristopher Kath. Is your friend's Dad Rod Kath? You are right, it is cool that you know Terry's nephew. Terry was a phenomenal musician with an incredible voice. if you could get a hold of me I would appreciate it. My email is vkraus6300@gmail.com
Thank you!
@Cash Darden I would really like to your friend about some research I'm doing.
Beautiful absolutely beautiful god bless you mr. Terry kath
Gorgeous song Gorgeous movie Gorgeous America I will never forget
Such a major talent - who went largely unrecognized
Happy 70th Birthday, Terry. Thank you for your amazing contributions to music. Love you still!
Terry Kath was so talented,he could sing and play guitar better than any human musician that's walked the 🌎
Thanks for sharing this beautiful song & your photos are beautiful too!! I grew up in Chicago and Terry Kath should never be forgotten.... he was a wonderful, pretty much self taught musician and his awesome voice was... I believe the heart & soul of Chicago. RIP Terry.
Genius, guitarist,vocalist,songwriter.
we all loved terry,we always miss our prince of hearts,god bless you terry,all our love man.
Thanks! Thank you so much from Germany.
What a great song, what a masterpiece!
God bless america!
Love you all!
Ok he was great. Why do we lose all them. Song is timeless.
Hearing this again sent me back in time to a theater in Las Vegas when I was a 18 year old kid. Standing at the exit curtain listening to this moving, soul stirring song as my friends screamed at me to "come on" They all laughed at me when they saw tears in my eyes. I guess they would be laughing now because the tears are flowing again. R.I.P T.K.
Oh yeah....amazing photo journal scwells64
for some of us - this means a great deal inside our souls & spirits, 1973 when the world was inside out, and a few visions became real enough to share with the rest of the human race, live on Terry, we will be together again in a great day-to come-
thx Terry.
you were amazing
I didn't expect to leave ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE in tears...then THIS song came on over the opening credits. And over the years, friends swore up and down that Ray Charles sang this song...but being a Chicago fan, I knew better. We know what Terry Kath was capable of...and wish we'd had him a bit longer, to create more amazing songs like this.
"I have always believed that this land was set aside in an uncommon way. That a Divine plan placed this great continent between the oceans, to be found by a people from every corner of the Earth, who have a special love of faith, freedom and peace...."
-----------Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States
I remember, I sat in the movie theatre and listened to the last note of this great song Not only a very special film, but a fantastic end. Thank you for sharing.
How did I just find this ?? Awesome . Great ending to Miami Vice , now to watch Electra
it is a good one Movie,with good action and actors,and,above all with good Music,God bless America
Terry and that wah wah - very distinct sound. The main 2 words in this composition - God bless
Actually not TK on guitar but Larry Carlton Terry is on bass and plays great
Thanku for this.......a loyal fan in the UK 💖xxx
Terry Kath could turn a song into a story.
to me is one of the best songs ever created thank you Terry...
Thank you for posting your pictures and this song. I hope to see you on the other side, Terry.
Terry your soul was so visible in your guitar playing and never more vocal than in this beautiful song. You are so very missed. One day...we will all be together again! RIP
Crockett and tubbs. ....im gonna miss u man
I think this is my favorite song from Terry Kath.
god bless America today
This song means more in 2022, pray for our country Now! Thank you Terry!!!!!
Thanks God, thanks Terry Kath ..What a wonderful song.
I have been listen to Terry's voice since I was 8 be about 37 year s--he speak to my soul
Uplifting!
God bless Terry and Chicago
Terry Kath was just a monster. Takin from us far too soon
Deep, deep, down in your soul blues
Here ya' go (part I):
Tell me about the sun
Tell me about the rain
Tell me about the fields
Tell me about the plains
Will they come again, I don't know
Will they ever come again, I don't know
God above, is there not anything that we might do
To try and make this world of ours a better place for me and you?
All I think about is the last episode of MIAMI VICE. Lovely song. Brings tears to my eyes.
I first heard this at the end of Miami Vice and loved it ever since. To me, as a nullifidian, the song is about remembering that we should try to mend the wrongs in the US but we should remember that the US is a power for good in the world, and that there is a genuine beauty in the people and country.
Thanks for posting these amazing photos!! A true tribute to Terry Kath. One of my favorite songs of all time since seeing "Electra Glide in Blue" in the theater in my teen years. The soundtrack was released on cd 2 years ago by Quartet Records and includes this song.
Great photos. Nicely done. God bless America.
we miss you kath... im 38 years old and to thsi day i remember being 5-6 years old with my dad in his checvy truck listening to chicago. RIP my Brother. We'll see you in heaven soon enough. I'd like to shake your hand Sir.
Do this.........put away all speakers 3 mm across.....close the doors all over the house...sit down.. grab your major headphones.....volume 11....sit back and listen to one of the great film-ending anthems of all time; wonderful singing by Kath with just the best backing you've ever heard. Not convinced?....don't worry; one day you will be.
I never forget this song since I was a kid. I have been looking for it too! Thanks for posting it. It is a song that people need to hear right now!!!!
that's right pucky!
pucky72 Ikr....it was ALL about " Electra glide in Blue" !! VERY MUCH HEART felt !!😢
Terry was a "one off". There will never be another.
God bless America .
Meaningful then, and now. Terry’s soulful voice 🕊