There is a mistake in the Tittle. This show can't be from 1993 because Danny Seraphine is still playing drums, and he was dismissed from the band in 1990
1. I loved when they'd perform this live, including the trombone solo. 2. Goodness they made a foolish mistake pushing Danny out. Foolish, foolish, and worse.
Jason will make an appearance before Bill would. Bill said that he was treated like a 34 year rookie and that all of the originals couldn’t stand him. He said in an interview recently that he’d never be asked back and wouldn’t return if invited. According to Bill, the originals wanted to get rid of him after Chicago 18, but was spared because the producer of Chicago 19 insisted that he’d be the lead vocalist on Look Away, which ended up being Chicago’s only #1 hit of the 80s. After that, the band decided that getting rid of him on the heels of their most successful song would cause more harm than good, especially since it was clear that Peter Cetera would never come back. They had to settle for what kept them on the charts and on the radio, and Champlin filled that need. By the time the 90s rolled around, the “Chicago sound” was out and Grunge was in. After the tepid reception of Chicago 21 and their ill-fated Big Band album, Chicago transformed into a greatest hits tribute band to itself. The band had its own label, was self-funded and free to tour the world and rake in the bucks without churning out more than a couple of new, or previously unreleased songs on each new greatest hits album. Now, with only 3 originals left in the band, and after several years of personnel shakeups, Chicago really sounds more like a decent cover band than anything else, but the 3 remaining originals, Lamm, Pankow and Loughnane refuse to throw in the towel and retire to enjoy their golden years with their families. They’d rather keep their gentleman’s agreement alive for as long as they possibly can, regardless if they sound like they once used to, or not. Personally, I’d have more respect for the band if they’d reform the band with all of the members from the Chicago 17 album, key the music down to Peter’s range and do a 12 or 15 stop “Farewell Tour” and then call it quits for good… a last hurrah, if you will. It would make the fans happy and bring closure to a brilliant career that’s spanned nearly 6 decades.
I saw that interview Champlin did with all the things you said he spoke about. They were just as jealous of Champlin as they were of Cetera. Look at whose voices are on their 3 number one songs. I'll leave it there 😂@@michaelshaffer8451
@@michaelshaffer8451 and I agree with you on the Chicago 17 retirement tour problem is would Peter or Danny be on board for it if Peter isn’t than maybe bring Jason in.
It’s the final version of the band before they stopped turning out albums, but IT IS Chicago… and still pretty damn good for not having Peter Cetera anymore.
Lol 😆 Peter Cetera never pronounced "SOMEBODAH" in this song 🎵. Jason can pronounce "SOMEBODY" and stop it already . People know Cetera has long left the band and even retired.
In this video it's the original horn section plus Robert Lamm and Danny Seraphine. Five original members out of seven still rocking after decades of existence. How many bands can say that? I loved this lineup. Sadly, Terry, Petie and Danny are no longer with the band and haven't been for decades. Time to get over it and move on.
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There is a mistake in the Tittle. This show can't be from 1993 because Danny Seraphine is still playing drums, and he was dismissed from the band in 1990
My guess is that this performance was actually from 1989.
This was always my “feel good” song. 😝♥️
this is my favorite song by Chicago with or without Peter Cetera :)
1. I loved when they'd perform this live, including the trombone solo.
2. Goodness they made a foolish mistake pushing Danny out. Foolish, foolish, and worse.
Great performance & nice clear sounding audio.
thank you so much
I love it big time
Is Walt the other guitarist. Along with dawayne or is it bill.
He's not peter but as jason got older he sounded better came close to peter not completely but almost.
I think Jason does a pretty good job here, especially having to replace a legend like Peter Cetera.
As always wonderful!!!
Peter Cetera the best 🏆🥇
Not Bad-At All!!.good voice.Nice.
Yess! 💖
thank you 👍
.And along comes a singer, who differently isn't Peter Cetera.
No one is Peter... but I thought that Jason did a pretty good job on this song. Thanks for your thoughts
You think?
これ93年？ どうしてダニー・セラフィンがいるの？
89年の間違いですね😂
Man, Axel Rose plays a mean guitar!
That's Dawayne Bailey.
He definitely looks like him. Haha
Did Danny sub for Tris and did Jason have his hair cut in the middle of this show? I swear he had short hair at this show
They need Jason & bill back.
Jason will make an appearance before Bill would. Bill said that he was treated like a 34 year rookie and that all of the originals couldn’t stand him. He said in an interview recently that he’d never be asked back and wouldn’t return if invited. According to Bill, the originals wanted to get rid of him after Chicago 18, but was spared because the producer of Chicago 19 insisted that he’d be the lead vocalist on Look Away, which ended up being Chicago’s only #1 hit of the 80s. After that, the band decided that getting rid of him on the heels of their most successful song would cause more harm than good, especially since it was clear that Peter Cetera would never come back. They had to settle for what kept them on the charts and on the radio, and Champlin filled that need.
By the time the 90s rolled around, the “Chicago sound” was out and Grunge was in. After the tepid reception of Chicago 21 and their ill-fated Big Band album, Chicago transformed into a greatest hits tribute band to itself. The band had its own label, was self-funded and free to tour the world and rake in the bucks without churning out more than a couple of new, or previously unreleased songs on each new greatest hits album.
Now, with only 3 originals left in the band, and after several years of personnel shakeups, Chicago really sounds more like a decent cover band than anything else, but the 3 remaining originals, Lamm, Pankow and Loughnane refuse to throw in the towel and retire to enjoy their golden years with their families. They’d rather keep their gentleman’s agreement alive for as long as they possibly can, regardless if they sound like they once used to, or not.
Personally, I’d have more respect for the band if they’d reform the band with all of the members from the Chicago 17 album, key the music down to Peter’s range and do a 12 or 15 stop “Farewell Tour” and then call it quits for good… a last hurrah, if you will.
It would make the fans happy and bring closure to a brilliant career that’s spanned nearly 6 decades.
@@michaelshaffer8451 I agree with you on the retirement tour.
I saw that interview Champlin did with all the things you said he spoke about. They were just as jealous of Champlin as they were of Cetera. Look at whose voices are on their 3 number one songs. I'll leave it there 😂@@michaelshaffer8451
@@michaelshaffer8451 actually Hard To Say I’m Sorry was number 1 back in 82.
@@michaelshaffer8451 and I agree with you on the Chicago 17 retirement tour problem is would Peter or Danny be on board for it if Peter isn’t than maybe bring Jason in.
At some point jason hits the high notes of thise song but peters voice hasnt fade
I like Jason but the "someboduh" pronunciation is ridiculous. Even Cetera did not go into silly town like Jason did on this version.
It’s weird to see bill on guitar cuz he plays keys mainly.
He was first hired as a guitarist. After that, Chris joined, so he devoted himself to the keyboard.
@@Max-Mustermann46 they should’ve put him on guitar in the hard habit to break & you’re the inspiration music videos.
Chicago should've had someone like Huey Lewis to let them keep the horn section.
Tpp em muito identico ao Peter Cetera
The lead singer is too nasal.
Lol 😆 when he says "somebodahhh," Uh he's definitely NOT a Peter Cetera.
Sale el vocalista, meten a otro que intenta cantar como el anterior
What BS is this.this isn't Chicago
Actually it is Chicago. It's also awesome.
It’s the final version of the band before they stopped turning out albums, but IT IS Chicago… and still pretty damn good for not having Peter Cetera anymore.
@@michaelshaffer8451 not Chicago without him it's just another cover band
Lol 😆 Peter Cetera never pronounced "SOMEBODAH" in this song 🎵. Jason can pronounce "SOMEBODY" and stop it already . People know Cetera has long left the band and even retired.
In this video it's the original horn section plus Robert Lamm and Danny Seraphine. Five original members out of seven still rocking after decades of existence. How many bands can say that? I loved this lineup. Sadly, Terry, Petie and Danny are no longer with the band and haven't been for decades. Time to get over it and move on.