I’m 51, and my big sister introduced me to this video after I got home from living with my grandparents in Texas. Hard to believe that was 40 years ago!
I'm 59 and grew up with Chicago.This album had soooo many hits.Thats rare for a band that old.Moody Blues did it too with Long Distance Voyager in 1981.
Just another great 80's song! The 80's was awsome! Great memories I was a senior in high school when this came out,the best times of my life 80's forever ❤❤❤
The filming locations for this video include Santa Fe Avenue, 6th Street, 2nd Street and the Los Angeles River bed. 0:00 Garage at 1600 Santa Fe, corner of Olympic. Garage is demolished and is now a vacant lot. 1:00 Leaves garage and heads south on Santa Fe. Fire Station 17 (1601 Santa Fe in background). 1:07 Southbound on Santa Fe. The Interstate 10 bridge can be seen in the background. 1:11 Eastbound on 6th Street on the old bridge over the Los Angeles River. 1:15 Southbound on Santa Fe crossing 23rd Street. In the background was a railroad crossing. The Santa Fe bridge over the railroad was not yet built. 1:22 Eastbound on 6th Street with the 6th Street bridge next to it. 1:33 Back on 6th Street bridge. 1:44 Eastbound 2nd Street. 2:00 Eastbound 6th Street. 2:23 Westbound 6th Street. 3:11 Southbound Santa Fe approaching 6th Street bridge. 3:18 LA River bed. 3:43 2nd Street.
I was cool with her driving that Gorgeous 4-4-2 until she swung into that alley and hit those trash cans 😱 I was done then... Great video I took remember it playing on Mtv😎
jmar1973 This is a cool song and video but marred by bad editing: the truck flies off the ramp in the day, then abruptly blows up in the dead of night.
This has to be one of the best videos from the 80's. Great song and only Peter could perform this so well. What an amazing talent he was and it was Chicago's loss when he left.
Most of the band(horn section)did not like being left out of the music altogether and they also did not want him going off on his own. Needless to say they got a little greedy and failed to change with the times.
@@lewislambert4590 Peter Cetera was the greedy one, he wanted a bigger take plus he wanted to rename the band "Peter Cetera's Chicago" or something like that. David Foster got in his ear and his ego got too big for the band. It's a shame he left, but the band played on...
@@AndrewAMartin I’ve never heard about any of that and I’m a pretty big fan of both Cetera and Chicago. According to the interviews and documentaries I’ve seen, Peter wanted a break from constantly touring & a solo career (like Phil Collins had with Genesis) outside Chicago but they refused to let him do one in 1986. So he naturally got miffed at them and left.
I miss the summer of 1984. Being 18 going on 19, hanging out at the shopping mall, talking to your friends on the phone, video game arcades, MTV, occasionally sneaking into the cinema, Spencer’s Gifts adult back room, the pretzel shop, a girl who caught your eye at the mall, and last but certainly not least, FM radio. If you couldn’t buy the album you copied it from the radio to a good cassette tape. Happier times back then. The video was very well done, especially the editing with the opening percussion part. The timing was perfect.
Couldn’t agree more 👍👍 I really miss the music shows on tv 📺 I also loved countdown . Sounds unlimited I still remember the magazines that they brought out they where the years .. I was born in 1965 still love music 🎶
Frank Piccirillo class of ‘84 had a lot of great music across all generes to get misty eye nostalgic over, us 1980’s real Mtv music video era kids had it better than we thought!
The object of Peter Cetera's affection in this video is actress Ingrid Anderson, who was briefly married to Scarface actor Steven Bauer in the 80s following his breakup with Melanie Griffith.
This is probably the best car chase in a music video ever made. Did you see the smoke POURING off the 442's rear tires? Makes me want a musclecar, even though I'm a BMW sort of guy. Also, the motorcycle cops peeling out in perfect syncho to the music? Whoever directed this video was a master.....mad, mad props!
I grew up with mtv in the 80's, and this is still my favorite video ever. It has everything; a beautiful woman, a sweet 442, a fantastic song, incredible cinematography, and it's a mini movie.
Out of all the songs by Chicago this is my favorite and Chicago 17 is the best album. Peter Cetera was and will always be the voice of Chicago just like Steve Perry was the voice of Journey.
I remember this song and video from back in the day. I don't know why it has stayed with me all these years. If you were a teenager back in the 1980s you will understand. It was a great time to be young.
Now that you mention it, it is weird to me that of all the 80s best collections, I rarely find Chicago on them, which is a great travesty. They were the 80s to me.
When I was 3 years old, my father showed me this video. I remember the feeling I watched this video, and I can't get it out of my mind. I love this song and video.
This video epitomizes what MTV was originally all about & meant to be, great songs with imaginative videos incorporating comedy & drama blended together to tell a story in a fun & seemingly realistic fashion. Not the tabloid, sensational
One of Chicago's best songs from the Peter Cetera era (nice!), and one of the best videos of the eighties...Smokin' hot chick, super nice Olds 442 doing burnouts and donuts, great stunts, funny but good acting by Peter, all set to a cool song. What more could you ask for? And finally a band that post's pristine versions of their videos on RUclips! (If in fact this is their channel).
So well put!! I was 20 in 1980 and a guitar player and the 80s exploded with all different types of rock!! MTV was the best thing ever to come out! Man I stepped back and looked closer how rock became glorified and party days were on!! It was glorious! Not to mention fund raisers for the homeless and people in need! I’m still sad it’s all gone but at least we got to experience it!!!
I was 9 years old when I saw this video of Chicago's "Stay The Night" on a music channel that at the time showed only music videos. I think they called themselves MTV at the time. Bill Champlin rockin' the mighty beard at the time.
Lol, I remember this 1984 song/video from Chicago, while dealing with efforts of mending a broken heart, and at the time, everything that occurred in this video, was something I felt I should do to win her back. My how time has wised me up, a classic 80's Pop song, from one of the finest bands to ever walk the earth...
Sweet 1968 Olds 442 convertible! Love how its daytime when the pickup goes over the ramp and it suddenly turns to night 3:47 Guess they thought the explosion would be more spectacular in the dark.... lol
my Father had a Olds 442, Fastest muscle car in the valley, till he met up with a Corvette. Wish I had that ride now. RIP Pops, too bad you never got to know me as an adult.
0:41 - 1:03 That opening motif sequence that repeats is one of the most basic chord progressions in 80's music. It goes to show how simplicity is sometimes the best.
I'm a fan of metal but Chicago is one of the biggest groups in rock music. Its first period with Terry as leader, then with Cetera in the eighties with powerful ballads and Danny Seraphine on drums, one of the best in the history of music.
I FOUND the filming location for the gas station/body shop (Olympia & Santa Fe, LA), since you can faintly see a "fire station 17" as she's driving off. The Google Earth pics only go back to 1994 (10 years after this) and even by then the Texaco was gone, and it looks to be a recycling center now, but if you match everything else up, its very recognizable.
I also do the same with some of my favorite music videos or films looking for the exact filming location sites and then I search them onto the fantastic Google Earth.
There's a video here on RUclips that goes to all the different locations from the Karate Kid movie. I'm pretty sure you know about it, but in case not, go check it out!
As a kid I remember this playing constantly on MTV. Now I can recall why-WOW! What a fantastic mini-80s film this video was! (Complete with obligatory cars jumping off ramps + explosions).
Chicago has always been one of my favorite bands going back to 1969. Loved the band since. The staying power of the band is incredible. The talent over the years has been incredible! Rock On!
Both of the 442's in here were nice. One is an automatic, the other is a 4 speed. Ingrid was (and still is) gorgeous! I had my 442 when this video came out, and it was one of the nicest cars in town! I miss that car (I never left the 80's though)!
I was 10 when this video came out but 7 years later I got my 1st car and it was a mint 1985 442. Not as cool as the one in this video but to this day I still miss my 442. I had it from 92 to 2003.
I'm 92 and still love Peter Cetera's voice.In 1985 I demo'd stereo systems with Chicago.
me too!
ur 92 years old?!?!? or born in 1992?
@@svensk_flicka17 Haha! Nubuda nufanx! 😋
@@svensk_flicka17If he was born in ‘92 he couldn’t have been demoing stereo systems in 1985 unless he traveled back in time 😂
I was 16 in 85 and dating with my first car and peter's music.
1984, what a year! What a decade!
My Birth year. love it.
The greatest year for American pop music
What a decade....like to do it over and over again....
Also 2005
@@aaronfc02 It really was a damn good year in Rock/Pop.
I love this song and totally forgot how fun the video is. I'm 52 now and remember seeing this on MTV....back when the M stood for music.
Now it stands for moronic.
I’m 51, and my big sister introduced me to this video after I got home from living with my grandparents in Texas. Hard to believe that was 40 years ago!
@@mattdawg83686Chicago Band
Feb 28, 2014
1984
Chicago 17 was an outstanding album with so many hit tracks like this one. Still loving it 40 years later...
I'm 59 and grew up with Chicago.This album had soooo many hits.Thats rare for a band that old.Moody Blues did it too with Long Distance Voyager in 1981.
@@mpatrickthomas Same here - 53 soon and I wore this cassette OUT on my Sony walkman. Loved these guys!
@@IlliniPicker 1984
That stuntman earned his money that day holy crap
Thought the same thing.
From what I heard, he did get clipped at 1:26.
J'adore le clip. 😅😅 J'aurais kiffé qu un mec me courre après comme ça. J'aurais craqué
Peter Cetera's stunt double did well on the tumbling, dodges and other dangerous stunts.
He sure did!😂 Love this video! Too hilarious!!😂
Just another great 80's song! The 80's was awsome! Great memories I was a senior in high school when this came out,the best times of my life 80's forever ❤❤❤
Chicago's golden years with Peter Cetera.
Scheff wasn’t bad but it just wasn’t the same.
The filming locations for this video include Santa Fe Avenue, 6th Street, 2nd Street and the Los Angeles River bed.
0:00 Garage at 1600 Santa Fe, corner of Olympic. Garage is demolished and is now a vacant lot.
1:00 Leaves garage and heads south on Santa Fe. Fire Station 17 (1601 Santa Fe in background).
1:07 Southbound on Santa Fe. The Interstate 10 bridge can be seen in the background.
1:11 Eastbound on 6th Street on the old bridge over the Los Angeles River.
1:15 Southbound on Santa Fe crossing 23rd Street. In the background was a railroad crossing. The Santa Fe bridge over the railroad was not yet built.
1:22 Eastbound on 6th Street with the 6th Street bridge next to it.
1:33 Back on 6th Street bridge.
1:44 Eastbound 2nd Street.
2:00 Eastbound 6th Street.
2:23 Westbound 6th Street.
3:11 Southbound Santa Fe approaching 6th Street bridge.
3:18 LA River bed.
3:43 2nd Street.
👍🛣🚘 Excellent!
That's awesome!!
Wouw!!! exellent GPS !!!
I was cool with her driving that Gorgeous 4-4-2 until she swung into that alley and hit those trash cans 😱 I was done then... Great video I took remember it playing on Mtv😎
Increíble 👍
Love this song (summer of ‘84) and the video Legendary band Chicago!!🩷🩷
The 80's music is unmatched seriously though ❤️💪👍🤘
You are so right!
This was back in the day, back when music videos were mini-movies, and incredibly entertaining!
And sexy as hell.
A favorite of mine!
This also was when music was music, not this noise nowadays.
And the singers did their own stunts.
Yes!!
To my eleven year old self, this was the coolest rock video.
Ever. In life.
Yep!! Still Is, Bro! :D Peace
Me too !
I can't believe I never seen this video!! I was about 13 or 14 at the time and we just recently got MTV on our cable system too. What a shame. :-(
Great music
jmar1973
This is a cool song and video but marred by bad editing: the truck flies off the ramp in the day, then abruptly blows up in the dead of night.
3:05
✨🎶🎤😆We're gonna have a really
good time!!!🥳✨🎶
The whole production for this video is crazy when you think about it. That's a big-time budget and most importantly, an excellent song.
Chicago Band
How much was the cost?
The stunts are incredible. That guy got hit by the truck...
The spin that 442 makes was real stuff
its top notch and chicago band is the only one that can pull it off..
Besides Steve Perry, Peter Cetera is the greatest love ballad & soft-rock voice of all time.
and may be he could have sing in metal group, like Europe or else
how about Survivor - you never know :) @@raphaeljapan5338
The dudes from Foreigner and TOTO are pretty awesome, too.
Cetera was no slouch at the hard rock either, if you ask me.
Cetera sang some rockers too. Have you ever heard of 25 or 6 to 4? Hideaway from Chicago viii was written and sung by Cetera and it's another rocker.
47 years old and I still cant let *Chicago's* music go.....
44, and this is still one of the most bad ass songs i know ;)
And shouldn't,vintage music is like wine.🥂
Me either one of my favorite cds
They're fabulous and so are the Chicago Tribute Band Leonid and friends ❤️ check them out they sound exactly like Chicago👍
@@soapqueen100 check out the Chicago Tribute Band Leonid and friends 👈 they're awesome n sound exactly like Chicago
The late but amazing Jeff Pocaro on drums.
This has to be one of the best videos from the 80's. Great song and only Peter could perform this so well. What an amazing talent he was and it was Chicago's loss when he left.
Изюминка!
Most of the band(horn section)did not like being left out of the music altogether and they also did not want him going off on his own. Needless to say they got a little greedy and failed to change with the times.
@@lewislambert4590 Peter Cetera was the greedy one, he wanted a bigger take plus he wanted to rename the band "Peter Cetera's Chicago" or something like that. David Foster got in his ear and his ego got too big for the band. It's a shame he left, but the band played on...
@@AndrewAMartin I’ve never heard about any of that and I’m a pretty big fan of both Cetera and Chicago.
According to the interviews and documentaries I’ve seen, Peter wanted a break from constantly touring & a solo career (like Phil Collins had with Genesis) outside Chicago but they refused to let him do one in 1986. So he naturally got miffed at them and left.
Awesome singer,songwriter and bassplayer.
My hero Jeff Porcaro from Toto layin down a very solid drum track as usual!! Also LA session legend Mike Landau on guitars!! Killer track!!
Didn;t Steve Lukather play guitar on this as well? Thought he played some lead for them in the early 80s, but I wasn't sure what song it was on.
@@jeff-ds2pr Don't think Luke played on this track but Foster did bring him in some
Summer of 1984! I was 15! Awesome song and times!!!
1984
I miss the summer of 1984. Being 18 going on 19, hanging out at the shopping mall, talking to your friends on the phone, video game arcades, MTV, occasionally sneaking into the cinema, Spencer’s Gifts adult back room, the pretzel shop, a girl who caught your eye at the mall, and last but certainly not least, FM radio. If you couldn’t buy the album you copied it from the radio to a good cassette tape.
Happier times back then.
The video was very well done, especially the editing with the opening percussion part. The timing was perfect.
Preach!
@@garyreid2178 I agree 100%
I was 16. Biggest highlight was going to Kmart and picking up Van Halen. 1984
Ingrid anderson was one Gorgeous young lady here...wow.
Awesome video and song 😊😊😊😊
This song became popular early in the fall of 1984. It’s hard to believe that makes it 40 years old.
Time has flown by!
Just as good today as it was 40 years ago
@@Metalbeard13 You got that right!
Peter Cetera's voice is Awesome
One of the greatest videos ever made . What a time
I want to go back to 1985 and stay there
Chicago 17 (1984)
@@DavidWeber-y7n 1984
Me too .
It was good but I'll take a pass 😃
Me too! 😅
Ah, summer of '84. Good times.
All of '84-good times!
I agree, it was the best year of my life
The 80s were awesome & '81 to '85 best years of my life!!
Not that movie from Alter, though. 😉
GO TIGERS!!!
Chicago great band!
442 great car!
Volte anos 80,! Tempo em que realmente existiam músicas de qualidade,. Que saudade! Clipe maravilhoso desta grande banda, Chicago!
Back in the '80s, I remember watching this on MTV. Man, I miss those days when MTV actually played good music videos. The '80s will always rule.
Couldn’t agree more 👍👍 I really miss the music shows on tv 📺 I also loved countdown . Sounds unlimited I still remember the magazines that they brought out they where the years .. I was born in 1965 still love music 🎶
Hello Lisa how are you doing, hope you are enjoying your day?
@@michelleseal988Chicago 17 1984
@@antoniomilley45281984
The 80's was my teenage decade.. I loved this song and video.. Peter Cetera could always sing...
I was 16 when this song hit...
We never knew how good we had it until it was gone...
Dayum!! This does NOT get more '80s than this vid!! Pete does not stop for shit!! That woman was a knockout!!
What a gorgeous woman
If you were a black kid in the hood singing every lyric of this song, REPRESENT! ❤️
"Stay the Night" becomes "Stay the Night in the Hospital".. I must say I prefer 70s Chicago, though, from the very "Beginnings"
Here and accounted for!!!!!! 🙋🏽♀️Chicago with Peter Cetera was THE BUSINESS!!!
They'd be saying, boy, have you lost your mind? Listen to some Earth, Wind and Fire.
@@lamarravery4094 I love EWF and saw Chicago with EWF years ago. So good!!!
Bruh!!! YES!!!!
0:36 I always laughed at how Peter got slapped and hit the gate in sync with the drum beat lol.
The magic of editing. :D
Summer of 1984. watched this video on MTV , cheesy yet nostolgic. I always wonder where Ingrid Anderson is today, What a beauty!
Look her up... this is the internet after all. I could find out in 3 mins or less!!
Frank Piccirillo class of ‘84 had a lot of great music across all generes to get misty eye nostalgic over, us 1980’s real Mtv music video era kids had it better than we thought!
Cheesy yes, But at least not very cheesy like Stilton
mikey pee-pee What’s a Stilton?
Apparently she got $10,000 for her participation in this video.:-) www.imdb.com/name/nm0026820/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
The object of Peter Cetera's affection in this video is actress Ingrid Anderson, who was briefly married to Scarface actor Steven Bauer in the 80s following his breakup with Melanie Griffith.
I hear old boy got around quite a bit in the 80s with the ladies
Must have been that tongue flick.
Thank you for the information ☺️👍🏿
She was GORGEOUS!! I read she was born in '60 (so she was a ripe 24 yrs old here!) in Stockton, CA and was paid $10K for this video.
Esta canción es un clásico que vale oro. Saludos desde Guatemala, Guatemala
An undefeated decade by far! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
To me Chicago still rocks
When MTV was MTV! No ads. No garbage shows.
I was 18 and it was fantastic! No commercials, just VJs. It's pure garbage now!
Lanny Lanuel real MTV is Mainostelevisio which came in the 1970s.
FirstDraftFree 4 and the hood culture
MTV-39 years on the air,15 years of actual music videos.
I get what you're saying, but now we have RUclips, which is even better.
This is probably the best car chase in a music video ever made. Did you see the smoke POURING off the 442's rear tires? Makes me want a musclecar, even though I'm a BMW sort of guy. Also, the motorcycle cops peeling out in perfect syncho to the music? Whoever directed this video was a master.....mad, mad props!
My Dads got a 442. 1972. Always think of this video when we drive.
My dad and my broski were both 442 owner's. Badass ❣️🥰
@@briankarp746 🔥
@@briankarp746 Best Year Cutlass
Great! That's how it was done Back Then
I remember this video in 1984 and I was 24 and kept thinking how bad ass MTV was getting!!! Miss those times!
I was 12 when the song and video came out.
Then came headbanger's ball and yo raps.🙄
I grew up with mtv in the 80's, and this is still my favorite video ever. It has everything; a beautiful woman, a sweet 442, a fantastic song, incredible cinematography, and it's a mini movie.
Chicago Band
Warner Music Group
Peter Cetera, David Foster
Chicago 17 1984
Feb 28, 2014
One of the first really high budget videos. Remember being blown away at this production. Ushered in my senior year of high school.
Out of all the songs by Chicago this is my favorite and Chicago 17 is the best album. Peter Cetera was and will always be the voice of Chicago just like Steve Perry was the voice of Journey.
Soooo true, PETER was the best ,love , love, love him 💜💜💜
Love it...That chick shows the best class and style of the era...
I still love how Chicago COMPOSED music. But that 1968 442 Olds aint too bad either
I loved that song from day one.
I have epilepsy I can't remember anything I did today, but I remember all 80's music ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I remember this song and video from back in the day. I don't know why it has stayed with me all these years. If you were a teenager back in the 1980s you will understand. It was a great time to be young.
Chicago Band
Feb 28, 2014
0:30 Peter Cetera was checking under the hood and making sure the headlights work. And I'm not talking about the Olds 442!
This is one of the best 80's songs! The music video is amazing!
I agree. Hearing this song brings back memories
Now that you mention it, it is weird to me that of all the 80s best collections, I rarely find Chicago on them, which is a great travesty. They were the 80s to me.
@@psychodelicrock12 Chicago Band
I agree ❤
Great sing, great guitar solo, amazing video clip and also funny!
When I was 3 years old, my father showed me this video.
I remember the feeling I watched this video, and I can't get it out of my mind. I love this song and video.
Chicago Band
Chicago 17 1984
Never gets old , what a babe
This video epitomizes what MTV was originally all about & meant to be, great songs with imaginative videos incorporating comedy & drama blended together to tell a story in a fun & seemingly realistic fashion. Not the tabloid, sensational
rubbish that MTV transformed to in the 90's & beyond...
@@LANESxNOWONLYxChicago Band
One of Chicago's best songs from the Peter Cetera era (nice!), and one of the best videos of the eighties...Smokin' hot chick, super nice Olds 442 doing burnouts and donuts, great stunts, funny but good acting by Peter, all set to a cool song. What more could you ask for? And finally a band that post's pristine versions of their videos on RUclips! (If in fact this is their channel).
His acting was funny and good, wasn't it? Not that many people comment on it. He has always been very funny.
@@PragueImport Chicago Band
YEAH IT IS AND THE MODEL:
HER NAME IS
INGRED ANDERSON
A MAJOR HOTIE!!!!!
Could ask for better looking chick
That Olds 442 is the star of the show!
Nothing like 80's music to bring the good old days. The music, big hair and just plain out right fun.
Holy crap! What a great video. Oh lordy. I miss when the world was awesome
Absolute beautiful times!! The best ever!! The 80s was the best decade in the history of mankind!!
So well put!! I was 20 in 1980 and a guitar player and the 80s exploded with all different types of rock!! MTV was the best thing ever to come out! Man I stepped back and looked closer how rock became glorified and party days were on!! It was glorious! Not to mention fund raisers for the homeless and people in need! I’m still sad it’s all gone but at least we got to experience it!!!
@@johnfreel6004 Chicago Band
Yes yes yes ❤
1984, what a superb year.
I was 16, had my first car and freedom! 😄
Dicky Ball that was a helluva year!
Yep.. my year!
IMHO, 1984 is the best year ever. Agree or not! ;)
I was 12 and thought I owned the world! I loved 1984.
This is the best video without CGI or special effect ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
M.R. C has a really cool & unique voice.. You know its him when he sings.
Man what an amazing production this era continues to echo in time,incredible.
I was 9 years old when I saw this video of Chicago's "Stay The Night" on a music channel that at the time showed only music videos. I think they called themselves MTV at the time. Bill Champlin rockin' the mighty beard at the time.
Me too. Sitting at my older brothers house it was jamming on his TV.
Carla Linton. Me too. I was 9 Years old too.
I was 12 when this song played on the radio and MTV.
1984. The most incredible year for music videos EVER!
Lol, I remember this 1984 song/video from Chicago, while dealing with efforts of mending a broken heart, and at the time, everything that occurred in this video, was something I felt I should do to win her back. My how time has wised me up, a classic 80's Pop song, from one of the finest bands to ever walk the earth...
Omg that was freaking epic! So glad I was a teen in the 80's.
Chicago 17 1984
1984
Gen X overload confirmed 👌 elegant 🎶 music !!!
No rock stars were harmed during the filming of this video.
Tell Peter Cetera that...😁🎶
Except for Peter 😂.
🤕😂
Pete did some stunts. But, there was a stuntman too. His bandmates ratted him out a few years ago.
Neither was Al Borland at 1:46. Lol
☆LONG LIVE THE 80'S☆
Sweet 1968 Olds 442 convertible!
Love how its daytime when the pickup goes over the ramp and it suddenly turns to night 3:47 Guess they thought the explosion would be more spectacular in the dark.... lol
Such a waste of a classic Ford pickup. Looked like a 65 or 66.
Lee Huff Hope they used a prop truck.
@@leehuff2330 it was only 18 years only in 84. Probably the real thing
@@leehuff2330 Found On Roadside Dead.
@@sbinsdca
Could be. There wasn't nearly the interest in classic pickups then like there is now.
This song makes my day. For ever. Unforgetable.
my Father had a Olds 442, Fastest muscle car in the valley, till he met up with a Corvette. Wish I had that ride now. RIP Pops, too bad you never got to know me as an adult.
0:41 - 1:03 That opening motif sequence that repeats is one of the most basic chord progressions in 80's music. It goes to show how simplicity is sometimes the best.
Agreed 100%!
@@blockmasterscott1984
I'm a fan of metal but Chicago is one of the biggest groups in rock music. Its first period with Terry as leader, then with Cetera in the eighties with powerful ballads and Danny Seraphine on drums, one of the best in the history of music.
I FOUND the filming location for the gas station/body shop (Olympia & Santa Fe, LA), since you can faintly see a "fire station 17" as she's driving off. The Google Earth pics only go back to 1994 (10 years after this) and even by then the Texaco was gone, and it looks to be a recycling center now, but if you match everything else up, its very recognizable.
I also do the same with some of my favorite music videos or films looking for the exact filming location sites and then I search them onto the fantastic Google Earth.
There's a video here on RUclips that goes to all the different locations from the Karate Kid movie. I'm pretty sure you know about it, but in case not, go check it out!
Tbh I recognised it because of GTA xD
This video excelled because the video editing cuts synched well with the beats of the song.
This video came on NBCs Friday night videos too. It’s still a solid 80s hit. I was a teenager when it had airplay…..Love it.
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Friday Night Videos. That takes me back.
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@@mattmartin7388Peter Cetera, David Foster
Rhino Warner
As a kid I remember this playing constantly on MTV. Now I can recall why-WOW! What a fantastic mini-80s film this video was! (Complete with obligatory cars jumping off ramps + explosions).
Summer of '84! So many great songs and videos came out in '84, this was one of them. I was 13 at the time and absolutely loved MTV.
I love Chicago!! Pete can sing to me anyday!! Yaaassss!!! 💘 🎹 💘 🎶 💘
Hello Joanne, How are you doing?
Love this was living in Chicago when this came out❤
Grew up on 80s videos as a kid thanks to my dad. Too young to understand what "stay the night" meant, but knew this was a fun video with a mini story.
Chicago 17: The soundtrack of my high school senior year - 1984 - and freshman year at Ferris State University...it was a great time to be a kid.
Dedication
Chicago has always been one of my favorite bands going back to 1969. Loved the band since. The staying power of the band is incredible. The talent over the years has been incredible! Rock On!
Chicago Band
Feb 28, 2014
Does Danny Seraphins was still in the lineup by this time or not.
@@emmanuelemmanuel8821yes
This dates back to the 80's, when music videos were a hit, and so incredibly entertaining!
The good old years, when everything was perfect and we were still years away from Corona, I wish I could go back to that time.
The car was awesome and she was hot! Could make one hell of a weekend in 1984.
Lol she could your MOM by now
Whos the girl in the car? Is that Katy Segal? Truly curious.
@@JamieLeeKnoxville Her name is Ingrid Anderson.
Have a nice day
@@homelesshannah50 Nah, I was 14 then, she would have been my older sister.
Love peter's voice and the video. The MTV I grew up with as a little girl. ❤❤❤
You snuck this one in. I missed it.. This should be nominated for best video of all time
Agreed
Peter Gabriel did some awesome videos. But definitely, Chicago's best video ever. Along Comes a Woman is another great one from them.
2:47 the best part 💯🔥
The time of my life!!!!Greeks know how to react in a love song!!! This is killing me
Both of the 442's in here were nice. One is an automatic, the other is a 4 speed. Ingrid was (and still is) gorgeous!
I had my 442 when this video came out, and it was one of the nicest cars in town! I miss that car (I never left the 80's though)!
Dirt Road Cowboy Where is she these days...do you know?
but thatt 66 ford tho
I was 10 when this video came out but 7 years later I got my 1st car and it was a mint 1985 442. Not as cool as the one in this video but to this day I still miss my 442. I had it from 92 to 2003.
When I think of Chicago, this isn't one of the 1st songs I think about, but it's a bop nonetheless. I can't believe this song's turning 40 in 2024!
Love the women in music videos of the 1980s.... absolutely gorgeous.
Pure music, pure energy, a story to tell and nothing else! '80 what an age....
I miss the old school. Wish I could do it all over again. ❤❤