It's a beautiful song - so many oddball chords in it, and the rhythms of the keyboards and the bass line, and the harmonies! Amazing! And he still sounds amazing singing it in the ORIGINAL KEY!
Wow, he killed it. Probably the best vocal performance he's done of this song (That I've seen on youtube anyway) since the Chicago 19 tour in 1989. He looked so comfortable and nailed the notes better than ever. Maybe cuz he wasn't on a long 60-80 city tour not sure but still this was really great. Thanks for posting this.
I didn’t realize how young he still is. Well, young compared to other people in group of the era. You may as well call this a 40 year old song. 38 close to 39, so 40 is close enough. He was really young in 1986 to be fronting Chicago. The band was probably older than he was. I’m not a huge Chicago fan. I know of some of the older songs, but mainly like the 80’s ballads that were hits on the radio when I was a kid. It seems that Chicago is more of a business than a band. The name is established and they replace members as needed. Are there any original members left anymore? They really made this guy sound like Peter Cetera on the recording. I always though it was Peter cetera back then. I was 10 years old, so cut me some slack.
I didn't realise how old he looks, oh that would explain it he was only 23 . What's wrong with 😢me of course he is going too older 🙄. I'm 53 I'm older 😂.
not bad for a 1986 song love the keyboards pretty close to the original. Cetera had quit the group in 1984 'Im tired of being a front man for Chicago."
I'm very impressed that he still sounds so good, almost better than when he was younger, and still singing this song in the same key as it originally was recorded. I thought he was pushing his range when it came out, but he's still hitting all the notes and they sound great. The only thing missing is Bill s voice, or whatever his name is. His smokey bluesy voice sounded good. I'm not a huge Chicago fan, but I do like the 80's pop love song hits. This song, you're the inspiration, and Glory of Love. I know Peter sang those 2 other songs and glory of love wasn't Chicago. It was solo Peter Cetera, but It sounded like Chicago. As far as I know glory of love was Peters only big hit without Chicago. Jason almost sounds like Peter in the studio version of this song. For a long time I thought it was Peter. I was just a kid when these songs came out so I didn't know who was who. I just knew that they were good, almost power ballads.
Excellent execution! And Jason looks like he has shaped back up, physically…. Not being inconsiderate. I remember his PX90 days…. I need to shape back up!😂
His voice actually sounds better than it did when he was younger. I always thought his voice sounded weak and a little off key on some notes live. His voice sounds in tune and strong now.
@@davewalkeden6932 no, but the other guy in Chicago the piano/keyboard player, I can’t recall his name right now, I’m not a massive Chicago fan, he said the same exact thing. So if he’s saying too I’d say that’s about as good as it gets with someone else with the same opinion. The interview where he says it it on UA-cam. I’m not wasting my time trying to find the link. Since think it’s so funny, you can look for it to prove it to yourself.
Of course he's gonna big his fucking band mate up. I don't need to prove anything to myself by watching some lame video. I'm blessed with ears that work, a pretty solid music background, and perfect pitch. But for arguments sake, I listened to it again, through good quality headphones, and it sounded worse. Lots worse. All nasally. And definitely outta tune in places.....🤔
@@Cr16604 F double sharp was usually a G, according to the theory I was forced to learn more than 45 years ago. And perfect pitch is no biggie. Hardly makes me a virtuoso. Just means I hear things differently to most other people..... 😉
You are entitled to your opinion, but I must agree with davewalkeden6932 below as I definitely prefer Peter Cetera overall, as I see Cetera as more talented than Jason Scheff, who performed this great song beautifully when he initially joined the band (definitely not in this clip). Much respect to both singers, however.
@@davewalkeden6932 You are entitled to your opinion, but I must agree with davewalkeden6932 below as I definitely prefer Peter Cetera overall, as I see Cetera as more talented than Jason Scheff, who performed this great song beautifully when he initially joined the band (definitely not in this clip). Much respect to both singers, however.
Peter Cetera had nothing to do with this song, "If She Would've Been Faithful", "What Kind of Man Would I Be", "We Can Last Forever" or any other top 40 Chicago hit after 1985.
Great voice! It helps that he was so young when this came out. Can still bang them out at 60!
It's a beautiful song - so many oddball chords in it, and the rhythms of the keyboards and the bass line, and the harmonies! Amazing! And he still sounds amazing singing it in the ORIGINAL KEY!
Hahah true. He was I think 23 when he started in Chicago. Before that he had a band at 14.
Affluent harmony has ever been David Foster's strong tool. 😊
ピーターセテラが17で脱退し、シカゴがどうなるかという心配を吹き飛ばしてくれたのが18のこの人だった。特にこの曲は18の中でも別格で、当時何度リピートして聴いたことか。今もご顕在で何より。こんな映像を日本で観れる時代に感謝です。
Arigato gusaymas hahaha
My fav song since teenager and now 41 never grow tired of listening to it, this song is a pick me up song
Wow, he killed it. Probably the best vocal performance he's done of this song (That I've seen on youtube anyway) since the Chicago 19 tour in 1989. He looked so comfortable and nailed the notes better than ever. Maybe cuz he wasn't on a long 60-80 city tour not sure but still this was really great. Thanks for posting this.
He can still belt it out a special voice, a special song, a real Time Machine 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
昔から大好きな曲歌です、
変わらない声量素晴らしく感動しました。
His voice sounds the same 😮amazing still. Chicago’s most popular love song 80s hits nothing will top it 🤗😍
Thank you for uploading video
A great voice. A great bass player. Amazing Chicago lead vocals. Youre a legend sir! From us here in the Philippines
Chicagoの中でも一番大好き❤で
切なく❤なる名曲❤です〜❗
Jason your soo amazing,great voice
Loved it live than recorded one! Sounds so natural
What a song and Voice Jason...you are a legend Man...Bravo.
🥹🤍🩷💞🤍🥰this is beautiful beyond words. Bless him🩷
Chris Rodriguez was in Cetera’s band too, I believe! Great performance! ❤
It's good to see Tom Yankton, Chris Rodriguez, and Jason Scheff hanging out together. All are extremely talented.
Damnnnn!!! Our man still has it!!! Amazing bravo bravo & the band also!! 👏👏👏👏👌🤘👍🍻🥃😎✌️🤩🤩
Beautiful memories LEYEND ALL THE WAY…..
That cat did a great job covering Bill Champlin's parts. Classic song forever.
I didn’t realize how young he still is. Well, young compared to other people in group of the era. You may as well call this a 40 year old song. 38 close to 39, so 40 is close enough. He was really young in 1986 to be fronting Chicago. The band was probably older than he was. I’m not a huge Chicago fan. I know of some of the older songs, but mainly like the 80’s ballads that were hits on the radio when I was a kid. It seems that Chicago is more of a business than a band. The name is established and they replace members as needed. Are there any original members left anymore? They really made this guy sound like Peter Cetera on the recording. I always though it was Peter cetera back then. I was 10 years old, so cut me some slack.
He was only 23 when he joined in 1985
❤very young
I didn't realise how old he looks, oh that would explain it he was only 23 . What's wrong with 😢me of course he is going too older 🙄. I'm 53 I'm older 😂.
Love this! Wish they had the extended outtro with the runs at the end but they might not have had time. :)
Nombeee, ste Sr se lleva todo mis méritos, 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yes Jason Scheff!
Stay around, you'll never be alone 😢 4:48
Best line in the song.
LEGEND...
reminds me when I was little my father always played this song because he was a fan of the Chicago and Phil Collins bands.
My favourite song love it!😊
전설의 라이브를 보게 되서 너무나도 행복합니다. 당신은 저의 영웅이에요!!! "I'm so happy to see the legendary live performance. You are my hero!!!"
ジェイソン・シェフ最高!
Jason es el mejor su tesitura y color de voz son de primera y que decir de su cabello es mágico todo él es bello lo Amoooooo
You were great.Beautiful.done
WooT
シカゴを知るキッカケの曲。ベストヒットUSAです。ジェイソンシェフ童顔だったから今でも若い！声も健在で何より！やっぱりバックボーカルはチェンプリンが良かったな！
Great song
Let’s not forget how great Bill Champlain was as well and how great they were together.
Bill and Jason resuscitated Chicago's career. Don't get why they get thrown so much shade. Jason sounds great here.
What a great talent.
not bad for a 1986 song love the keyboards pretty close to the original. Cetera had quit the group in 1984 'Im tired of being a front man for Chicago."
I'm very impressed that he still sounds so good, almost better than when he was younger, and still singing this song in the same key as it originally was recorded. I thought he was pushing his range when it came out, but he's still hitting all the notes and they sound great. The only thing missing is Bill s voice, or whatever his name is. His smokey bluesy voice sounded good. I'm not a huge Chicago fan, but I do like the 80's pop love song hits. This song, you're the inspiration, and Glory of Love. I know Peter sang those 2 other songs and glory of love wasn't Chicago. It was solo Peter Cetera, but It sounded like Chicago. As far as I know glory of love was Peters only big hit without Chicago. Jason almost sounds like Peter in the studio version of this song. For a long time I thought it was Peter. I was just a kid when these songs came out so I didn't know who was who. I just knew that they were good, almost power ballads.
The original members left are James Pankow(trombone),Lee Locknane(trumpet),Robert Lamm,(keyboard and vocals) that I’m aware of.
Yes and Robert just turned 80 and struggling at times 😢
O Baixo do Jason é top
Excellent execution! And Jason looks like he has shaped back up, physically…. Not being inconsiderate. I remember his PX90 days…. I need to shape back up!😂
Yes I remember those days and he was buff!!!
soooo good.........
I miss Billy Champlin too!!!!
🔥 🔥 🔥
Come on Jason. Ditch the HAIR!!
Agreed wholeheartedly! Looks ridiculous on a man his age.
Nah, leave it there as a distraction for some of the bum notes he hit.....
Does he sing what kinda man would I be anymore? Or if she would've been faithful?
He played What Kind Of Man Would I Be during this show. All the recordings I have are collected in a playlist with the link in the video description.
Thank you for your posts--these are lovely videos. :)@@concertserenity
Great...but will be perfect with Bill Champlin as a 2nd vocalist
Yeah, this guy is ok but nobody sings the second vocal like Bill. He has such a strong, soulful voice. I miss both Bill and Jason in Chicago.
His voice actually sounds better than it did when he was younger. I always thought his voice sounded weak and a little off key on some notes live. His voice sounds in tune and strong now.
Are you ears painted on? 🤣
@@davewalkeden6932 no, but the other guy in Chicago the piano/keyboard player, I can’t recall his name right now, I’m not a massive Chicago fan, he said the same exact thing. So if he’s saying too I’d say that’s about as good as it gets with someone else with the same opinion. The interview where he says it it on UA-cam. I’m not wasting my time trying to find the link. Since think it’s so funny, you can look for it to prove it to yourself.
Of course he's gonna big his fucking band mate up. I don't need to prove anything to myself by watching some lame video. I'm blessed with ears that work, a pretty solid music background, and perfect pitch. But for arguments sake, I listened to it again, through good quality headphones, and it sounded worse. Lots worse. All nasally. And definitely outta tune in places.....🤔
@@davewalkeden6932 musical background and perfect pitch, huh? Ok, what’s an f♯♯?
@@Cr16604 F double sharp was usually a G, according to the theory I was forced to learn more than 45 years ago. And perfect pitch is no biggie. Hardly makes me a virtuoso. Just means I hear things differently to most other people..... 😉
I PREFER JASON SCHEFF TO PETER CETERA !!!!!
Your ears must be painted on..... 🤣
You are entitled to your opinion, but I must agree with davewalkeden6932 below as I definitely prefer Peter Cetera overall, as I see Cetera as more talented than Jason Scheff, who performed this great song beautifully when he initially joined the band (definitely not in this clip). Much respect to both singers, however.
@@davewalkeden6932 You are entitled to your opinion, but I must agree with davewalkeden6932 below as I definitely prefer Peter Cetera overall, as I see Cetera as more talented than Jason Scheff, who performed this great song beautifully when he initially joined the band (definitely not in this clip). Much respect to both singers, however.
He'll always live in the shadow of Peter Cetera and he knows it.
Peter Cetera had nothing to do with this song, "If She Would've Been Faithful", "What Kind of Man Would I Be", "We Can Last Forever" or any other top 40 Chicago hit after 1985.
Absolutely agree. No one even comes close to Peter's caliper.
The man is great, no need to compare him to anyone….
the best ever