I danced with my wife at our wedding in 1978 and she left this live in 2015 this brings tears to my eyes everytime I heard it. It came on the car and I had to pull over to recover.
Gregory Georgoff AF Ret. I am so sorry for your loss. My son died 2016. I still can't listen to certain music w/o breaking down. Music has an immensely powerful effect on our emotions.
What made Peter Cetera voice so unique is when he got up to the high range he didn't use a falsetta voice it was his real natural voice I don't know too many people can do that if at all which makes him probably the best vocalist in the world if you think about it.
Chicago would never have come about if the night club hadn’t booked The Big Thing and The Exceptions on the same night. TBT, (Chicago), was in desperate need of a bass player and a tenor voice to round out their sound and Cetera was looking to move on because The Exceptions had just about run its course. At the end of the show, several members of TBT had liked what they heard in Cetera and approached him with an invitation to join the band. Cetera had also heard TBT and liked their sound as well, so deciding to move on was an easy choice to make. Cetera and Chicago had a pretty good 17 year run until Peter was burned out emotionally and fed up with the band’s brutal touring schedule. By 1985, Cetera had cleaned his life up, lost weight and was a new father. He wanted time off to spend with his family, rest a little and to work on a solo album. Chicago refused to make ANY concessions, so Cetera told them to start looking for a replacement because he’d be leaving at the end of the Chicago 17 tour. Even though there were no collaborations or reunions in their futures, both Cetera and Chicago have moved on gracefully.
Life seemed so much easier then. I'd go back to 1979 in a heartbeat. These were simpler times...great music, people actually talked to each other; they didn't have their heads buried in their iPhones. Starbucks had only just opened the year before...There are many great things about social media but, we've lost something along the way.
I was born in 1995 but this is the kind of music I enjoy listening to. I would also go back in time because this music would be everywhere, nowadays I can rarely hear it even on the radio. Such a shame!
Agree! Me too! I hope we live through these crazy times and get back to a world where we can all calm down and relax and enjoy life and good music like this.
One of their best songs. Peter sang lead on so many of their songs from the 70's and 80's. What a great performer. Love the windblown hair and his style.
Peter looks as great as he sings. In my opinion, he was one of the best looking musicians back in the 70's and 80's. And he still looks and sings as good today as he did back then. He is a very talented guy and so glad to see he is still out there performing!
SHARON LAFOREST - I'm with you there, sister! Peter was at the top of his game. Hey, if you want to see an overlooked vocalist bass player from that era; google Benjamin Orr. He was 'the Voice' of many of your favorite CARS songs. Had he been properly credited and marketed, he could have been viewed as the most gorgeous man in Rock. Really! Men go on and on about his "beauty", almost as much as we girls do, cos he had such a cool Rock God vibe. Sadly he passed away in 2000 from pancreatic cancer. He looked more beautiful than most women but he was one tough, manly man and his voice, style and bass playing was incredible. Here's a link to their breakout European tour, filmed for "Rock Goes To College" 1979 in England. ruclips.net/video/UvI1RhNvQro/видео.html The LIVE video from Paris,France and Germany are just as, if not more, tantalizing.
Peter is absolutely AWESOME HERE....Vocals, hair blowing, hot looking.......This is one of my all time favorite CHICAGO songs....Brings back high school memories......That man can do no wrong!! :):) Would love to hear it live again-someday Peter?.......So talented in so many ways......Peter Cetera will always ROCK -- a true legend in music history.
I have been to an uncountable amount of concerts and truly believe Chicago to be one of,if not the best, performing group of Musicians of our Lifetime.
Everyone knows that Peter Cetera is a fantastic singer, but how many people realise that he is one of best bass players God ever placed on this planet. Please, listen to his bass playing, it's fucking unbelivable. BSP
Simply bautifullly played and sung. This music has depth which is something most modern popular music lacks. The instruments are played just right and the singer's voice is very good. Really nice music.
Peter deserves all the kudos he get for his singing and bass playing; and Jimmy rates mucho praise for his writing this gem. However, it is Walt's fantabulous soprano sax solo which makes "Just You 'n' Me" the classic it is. On this night, with a fierce wind blowing, he REALLY smoked it!
love this one so much Peter 's perfect rock star hair blowing in the wind. and that cute little thing he does with his mouth. He's 71 and still has it goin on!!
This is the music of my young adulthood, Chicago, Beatles, Santana, Led Zeppelin, Traffic, so many incredible bands, such good weed, such great people and so much hope......
Love love love chicago, especially old chicago Who cant watch this and not think its great, but just something missing without the amazing Terry Kath!!! Rip Terry!!♥️
Chicago was magical in the 60s and 70s! The music was incredible! The talent of Peter , Terry and the entire band was a gift ! So cool to have enjoyed their music for all these years. One of the best bands ever!! 25 or 6 24 , Felling Stronger Every day, Alive Again, 😁😎😁 WoW ! Are you kidding me ?????? Chicago's range in music is unbelievable
My opinion of the band and ALL its members, past and present, is higher than any other band in existence! True, Terry kath, Danny S and Peter Cetera with the original four were the best mix, but even now, they have remained #1 as my all-time favorite group. I've been to more concerts than I could count and they were always worth the money--Never been dissapointed to see and hear them play! Chicago is the BEST!!
Peter Cetera´s voice is very well matched to the horns and the guitar he plays and also the precussion is just right. A great American Band. Cannot understand why it was not included in the Rock and Roll hall of fame.
When I hear these Chicago songs from the early & mid 70's takes me right back to HS and life in the NW suburbs. Great place to grow up. This concert was a little over a year after Terry Kath (playing with a gun accidently shot himself) passed away.
I got to see Chicago when I was 12. They were awesome. I got to go back & see Cetera in Pocatello, Id in '07. THAT was a night spent in heaven right here on earth. He's still sooo into his music.
Love that we can come here to show our appreciation. 25 or 6 to 4, Call on me, Just you and me, Question 67 & 68, Searching so long, Feeling Stronger just to name a few hits all sung by Peter Cetera. For me he is the voice of Chicago. Just not the same without him.
Some of us are old enough to remember when people wrote love songs that described how they felt about someone and not what they did with someone............great stuff here. Thanks for posting.
so sorry to hear.... I think a lot of us come to these old vids though to relive those old special days in the music.... hope it brings happy memories remembering the days
Listen closely to Peter and Danny during the Dacus-year performances of '78 and '79. Their chops were mind-blowing! Cetera and Seraphine absolutely cooked together. Definitely my favorite bassist/drummer combo. I'm so glad Danny is back to playing again. Now, if only Cetera would pick up that darn bass!
I have always liked Chicago's music since I Heard their hit "Wish you were here". I Heard it on a record shop and I asked the saleslady who was that playing and she answered to me: "Chicago". That was over forty years ago but good music like this is really timeless.
Thanx for posting this one. This is one hell of a live performance of this great song. And the way Peter plays his bass. Never heard it better! Best band ever! The Beatles and Chicago are beyond compare! And I was, growing up in the 60's, a true Beatles fan!
After Terry Kath’s death , I feel that Peter Cetera took over and turned an awesome rock band into a rock ballad band . And Terry Kaths voice was way more soulful than Ceteras and SO passionate !
This is an awesome live version of what is really a very intimate song....and I love how they added a tinge of the disco flavor they were into in 1979. Yes, it apparently didn't work for them too well on that year's Chicago 13, but it works well here. I'd love to see and hear more songs from their 1979 tour to find out if this was a thing they were doing with some of their playlists.
Robert G. Ditto on the comments. Peter Cetera is an f'n BOSS on that bass from about 2:08 until 3:51 during that equally impressive soprano (?) sax solo. I have never heard of his personality affecting fans, just his music magic.
Foster Mac There are judgmental people who draw conclusions about another person without any solid basis for doing so, other than what they've heard or read. It's typically a sign of envy and/or inferiority. They speak negatively about another because they don't feel good about themselves. We all know a few of those people, they're the ones we try to avoid.
Yep, cause Cetera is as good as it gets in professional music. I mean he gets blamed for sappy this and that, but the reality is he provided the record label EXACTLY what they were looking for. And he had the vocal chops to carry ALL of the upper register vocals for the band. I'm not sure that people realize what kind of talent you have to possess to do this and play bass (of all instruments). I mean there music wasn't typical 4/4 music, they had jazz, rock, soul and balladry as part of their repertoire, and it takes some sho'nuff talent to do that.
Величайшая группа. Во времена когда был записан один из фундаментальных альбомов "Chicago VI", слушали на КВ "Радио Монте-Карло"через шумы пытались понять, и накопив нужную сумму покупали LP. Тогда можно было все послушать в деталях. Не скажу что было много номерных альбомов в коллекции, но самое-самое было точно. Для меня "ChicagoVI" до сих пор один из любимых.
moodylicious It’s really awful. I’d have expected more from a pro sax player. Peter Cetera’s bass playing was the true star of that interlude, if you can hear it through the amateurish noodling.
just you n me to carry on simple and free my lovely to flow as one as loves reward loving you girl is so damn easy! 1 of the best lyrics ever written IMO. Most everyone has someone the lyric reminds them of.
He wasn't even the best musician in chicago, maybe once terry died !! Terry cud not be replaced as evidenced by chicago becoming a pop band after his death. Cetera has been replaced many times
tears from when i was a kid, first in love ...damn.somethings never change...damn..damn..damn..the pain lingers and even at an older age, is still hard to kill..damn...damn...damn..damn.....
To Mr. Len 1955....yes there was an audition and from what I understand j.scheff s job on just you n me got him the gig....bit of trivia..Jerry scheff ...his dad toured w/Elvis for many years AND played bass on the LA WOMAN ALBUM ..,THE DOORS?
disco4ever loves this song and his bro, Steve, have a great 09/10 school year!! Keep those kids in line! Keep listening to these tunes "always and forever" (Heatwave.....)
hey 1BZ78A... keep listening ... there is great music but Chicago is and was one of a kind my fist FM radio when i was 11 I heard Colour my world and started playing the trumpet because of them ... you are great forlistening and looking for real music.
I danced with my wife at our wedding in 1978 and she left this live in
2015 this brings tears to my eyes everytime I heard it. It came on the car and I had to pull over to recover.
Gregory Georgoff AF Ret. I am so sorry for your loss. My son died 2016. I still can't listen to certain music w/o breaking down. Music has an immensely powerful effect on our emotions.
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They were my first grown-up concert in the 70s ❤❤❤
What made Peter Cetera voice so unique is when he got up to the high range he didn't use a falsetta voice it was his real natural voice I don't know too many people can do that if at all which makes him probably the best vocalist in the world if you think about it.
Scott Loveday , HE IS the best vocalist in the world , Can't take that away from him !!!!!!!
You mean "Chicago the group" is one greatest bands that has touched mother earth and that is an understatement..
Peter C, best voice, best lyrics and best bass, the whole works.
Cetera one of the greatest vocalist of all the time. 😊
Chicago would never have come about if the night club hadn’t booked The Big Thing and The Exceptions on the same night. TBT, (Chicago), was in desperate need of a bass player and a tenor voice to round out their sound and Cetera was looking to move on because The Exceptions had just about run its course. At the end of the show, several members of TBT had liked what they heard in Cetera and approached him with an invitation to join the band. Cetera had also heard TBT and liked their sound as well, so deciding to move on was an easy choice to make.
Cetera and Chicago had a pretty good 17 year run until Peter was burned out emotionally and fed up with the band’s brutal touring schedule. By 1985, Cetera had cleaned his life up, lost weight and was a new father. He wanted time off to spend with his family, rest a little and to work on a solo album. Chicago refused to make ANY concessions, so Cetera told them to start looking for a replacement because he’d be leaving at the end of the Chicago 17 tour.
Even though there were no collaborations or reunions in their futures, both Cetera and Chicago have moved on gracefully.
Life seemed so much easier then. I'd go back to 1979 in a heartbeat. These were simpler times...great music, people actually talked to each other; they didn't have their heads buried in their iPhones. Starbucks had only just opened the year before...There are many great things about social media but, we've lost something along the way.
I was born in 1995 but this is the kind of music I enjoy listening to. I would also go back in time because this music would be everywhere, nowadays I can rarely hear it even on the radio. Such a shame!
Amen my friend
Agree! Me too! I hope we live through these crazy times and get back to a world where we can all calm down and relax and enjoy life and good music like this.
So true
Me too. Loved the life I was living. No stresses like today.
Cetera didn’t get enough recognition as a bassist. He was one of the best of his time.
100%
One of their best songs. Peter sang lead on so many of their songs from the 70's and 80's. What a great performer. Love the windblown hair and his style.
Peter Cetera does magic anything
The girls wanted to be with him, the guys wanted to be him.
Looks as great? He makes goofy faces when he sings - watch the video of the guy singing "Monster Mash." Cetera makes those same kinds of faces.
Peter looks as great as he sings. In my opinion, he was one of the best looking musicians back in the 70's and 80's. And he still looks and sings as good today as he did back then. He is a very talented guy and so glad to see he is still out there performing!
Peter Cetera does magic anything
SHARON LAFOREST - I'm with you there, sister! Peter was at the top of his game. Hey, if you want to see an overlooked vocalist bass player from that era; google Benjamin Orr. He was 'the Voice' of many of your favorite CARS songs. Had he been properly credited and marketed, he could have been viewed as the most gorgeous man in Rock. Really! Men go on and on about his "beauty", almost as much as we girls do, cos he had such a cool Rock God vibe. Sadly he passed away in 2000 from pancreatic cancer. He looked more beautiful than most women but he was one tough, manly man and his voice, style and bass playing was incredible. Here's a link to their breakout European tour, filmed for "Rock Goes To College" 1979 in England. ruclips.net/video/UvI1RhNvQro/видео.html
The LIVE video from Paris,France and Germany are just as, if not more, tantalizing.
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Walter's solo was SLAMMIN'! Loved it!
Peter is absolutely AWESOME HERE....Vocals, hair blowing, hot looking.......This is one of my all time favorite CHICAGO songs....Brings back high school memories......That man can do no wrong!! :):) Would love to hear it live again-someday Peter?.......So talented in so many ways......Peter Cetera will always ROCK -- a true legend in music history.
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Pankow wrote some the best songs! Bravo!
I have been to an uncountable amount of concerts and truly believe Chicago to be one of,if not the best, performing group of Musicians of our Lifetime.
Everyone knows that Peter Cetera is a fantastic singer, but how many people realise that he is one of best bass players God ever placed on this planet. Please, listen to his bass playing, it's fucking unbelivable. BSP
Preach!
your right
Just YOU AND ME!!
You're absolutely RIGHT!! 💯
I had no idea Peter was so gifted on The Bass!
I love it. That is the best. Peter is making love to that bass. What a musician. And the way that he sang this version...Wow!
Meowie Kat you nailed it!
Simply bautifullly played and sung. This music has depth which is something most modern popular music lacks. The instruments are played just right and the singer's voice is very good. Really nice music.
This is my favorite Chicago song, next to Beginnings. Brings chills all over my body!
I never get tired of listening to this~classic CHICAGO with awesome vocals by Peter Cetera!
Let's not forget Walt Parazaider's fantastic soprano sax solo; THAT makes this particular song shimmer.
Peter deserves all the kudos he get for his singing and bass playing; and Jimmy rates mucho praise for his writing this gem. However, it is Walt's fantabulous soprano sax solo which makes "Just You 'n' Me" the classic it is. On this night, with a fierce wind blowing, he REALLY smoked it!
love this one so much Peter 's perfect rock star hair blowing in the wind. and that cute little thing he does with his mouth. He's 71 and still has it goin on!!
Down girl, he's mine. ;-) They are all so fabulous ans still huh? Its hard for me to decide which one to be infatuated with, Terry, Robert, or Peter.
Valeria Avinger I day peter he can rock the beard and moves
Patty Haley Peter of course. He’s still an amazing looking guy. ❤️🥰
Chicago Fan I agree peters the man !!!!!!!
Peter Cetera at any age makes anything magical
This is the music of my young adulthood, Chicago, Beatles, Santana, Led Zeppelin, Traffic, so many incredible bands, such good weed, such great people and so much hope......
That's when music was real!
I have a T-shirt that reads "I may be old, but I got to see all the GREAT bands!" Its my favorite.
Same here man, I'm 65 and grateful to have grown up with all the great music of the era. We lived in the best of times!
Love love love chicago, especially old chicago
Who cant watch this and not think its great, but just something missing without the amazing Terry Kath!!! Rip Terry!!♥️
Chicago was magical in the 60s and 70s! The music was incredible! The talent of Peter , Terry and the entire band was a gift ! So cool to have enjoyed their music for all these years. One of the best bands ever!! 25 or 6 24 , Felling Stronger Every day, Alive Again, 😁😎😁 WoW ! Are you kidding me ?????? Chicago's range in music is unbelievable
No one compares to Peter beautifull man and voice 💙💙
oh brings back the good old days. beautiful
My opinion of the band and ALL its members, past and present, is higher than any other band in existence! True, Terry kath, Danny S and Peter Cetera with the original four were the best mix, but even now, they have remained #1 as my all-time favorite group. I've been to more concerts than I could count and they were always worth the money--Never been dissapointed to see and hear them play! Chicago is the BEST!!
Am I the only one to point out how exceptional Peter Cerera’s bass playing is? He not only played with a pick but used his fingers
My favorite song from Chicago, always will love it❤
Peter Cetera´s voice is very well matched to the horns and the guitar he plays and also the precussion is just right. A great American Band. Cannot understand why it was not included in the Rock and Roll hall of fame.
Bass guitar
When I hear these Chicago songs from the early & mid 70's takes me right back to HS and life in the NW suburbs. Great place to grow up. This concert was a little over a year after Terry Kath (playing with a gun accidently shot himself) passed away.
I got to see Chicago when I was 12. They were awesome. I got to go back & see Cetera in Pocatello, Id in '07. THAT was a night spent in heaven right here on earth. He's still sooo into his music.
Peter Cetera makes the magic in this song!!!
Horns too
Peter Cetera simply irresistible.
This is one of my favorite songs of Peter Cetera with the Chicago. His got an amazing distinctive voice 📯🎵🎶🎺🎷🎤🎼🎹
He has an awesome rocker voice the few times he gets to sing rock.
Anna Fernan he has such a special voice and the stage presence/charisma to match
Anna Fernan 7
I so agree he's so fine
Love that we can come here to show our appreciation. 25 or 6 to 4, Call on me, Just you and me, Question 67 & 68, Searching so long, Feeling Stronger just to name a few hits all sung by Peter Cetera. For me he is the voice of Chicago. Just not the same without him.
Love the music and the connection we had in the 60-70's. I still listen to the old rockers.
How refreshing ! A seventeen year old who knows fine music. We need more young people like this.
Prettiest man I ever saw!!!
lots of pC lovers here! great minds think alike.
Some of us are old enough to remember when people wrote love songs that described how they felt about someone and not what they did with someone............great stuff here. Thanks for posting.
Chicago killing it the best
so sorry to hear.... I think a lot of us come to these old vids though to relive those old special days in the music.... hope it brings happy memories remembering the days
Listen closely to Peter and Danny during the Dacus-year performances of '78 and '79. Their chops were mind-blowing! Cetera and Seraphine absolutely cooked together. Definitely my favorite bassist/drummer combo.
I'm so glad Danny is back to playing again. Now, if only Cetera would pick up that darn bass!
Great remember, of The "Seven Magniphicens" Robert, Terry,Walter,Lee,Peter,James and Danny my favorites....
I LOVE ME SOME PETER CETERA and CHICAGO!
I miss GOOD music!
Peter you are my inspiration
Now this is music...and listen to the words♡♡
I have always liked Chicago's music since I Heard their hit "Wish you were here". I Heard it on a record shop and I asked the saleslady who was that playing and she answered to me: "Chicago". That was over forty years ago but good music like this is really timeless.
I love this song - with Peter! ♥️
Thanx for posting this one. This is one hell of a live performance of this great song. And the way Peter plays his bass. Never heard it better! Best band ever! The Beatles and Chicago are beyond compare! And I was, growing up in the 60's, a true Beatles fan!
The best of all 70s...😍
man I love this Walt was in his zone!so awesome
Peter Cetera...so sensual man and his voice is magic
Cetera is going off on the bass!!!! Best playing I’ve ever seen him do in any video!
Except he's somewhat overshadowed (and not in a good way) by that awful sax solo.
This is literally one of the first songs I ever remember hearing in my life.
What a Voice, what a guy , PETER has it all, luv , luv ,luv him 💜💜💜
Love this live version..love Chicago..
Peter!!! The Bassman!! Great Singer!!
Play that bass Peter you’re the man! 😘
Stunning and again music that lasts and brings back memories...Peter was great to look also ..very talented
Saw these guys in Montana a few weeks ago (minus Peter of course). Unbelievable show, they don't make these kind of musicians anymore.
These were the good old days~~Peter and CHICAGO.....Thank goodness we have youtube to continue to enjoy the music and the videos.
After Terry Kath’s death , I feel that Peter Cetera took over and turned an awesome rock band into a rock ballad band . And Terry Kaths voice was way more soulful than Ceteras and SO passionate !
This is an excellent live version of this song. But it never was the same, it couldnt be.
Because it's missing Terry Kaths guitar
se extraña a Terry Kath, y su guitarra con su sonido WA-WA. el fallecio en el 78.....
Chicago is not only a band they are an institution.They will be around for a very long time! Thanks for your awesome channel!
another great song
Peter so clever and sweet!!!!!
This is an awesome live version of what is really a very intimate song....and I love how they added a tinge of the disco flavor they were into in 1979. Yes, it apparently didn't work for them too well on that year's Chicago 13, but it works well here. I'd love to see and hear more songs from their 1979 tour to find out if this was a thing they were doing with some of their playlists.
just hold me close... love me forever and ever... omg... i love this song!!
Peter Cetera certainly had the look of a rock and roll star.
Tsnore Really? I don't know the man nor have I ever met him to be able to comment accurately on his personality. Have you?
Robert G. Ditto on the comments. Peter Cetera is an f'n BOSS on that bass from about 2:08 until 3:51 during that equally impressive soprano (?) sax solo. I have never heard of his personality affecting fans, just his music magic.
Foster Mac There are judgmental people who draw conclusions about another person without any solid basis for doing so, other than what they've heard or read. It's typically a sign of envy and/or inferiority. They speak negatively about another because they don't feel good about themselves. We all know a few of those people, they're the ones we try to avoid.
Yep, cause Cetera is as good as it gets in professional music. I mean he gets blamed for sappy this and that, but the reality is he provided the record label EXACTLY what they were looking for. And he had the vocal chops to carry ALL of the upper register vocals for the band. I'm not sure that people realize what kind of talent you have to possess to do this and play bass (of all instruments). I mean there music wasn't typical 4/4 music, they had jazz, rock, soul and balladry as part of their repertoire, and it takes some sho'nuff talent to do that.
+Robert G. It's the horns!!!!!
Величайшая группа. Во времена когда был записан один из фундаментальных альбомов "Chicago VI", слушали на КВ "Радио Монте-Карло"через шумы пытались понять, и накопив нужную сумму покупали LP. Тогда можно было все послушать в деталях. Не скажу что было много номерных альбомов в коллекции, но самое-самое было точно. Для меня "ChicagoVI" до сих пор один из любимых.
peter is so young on here it brings me back memories
Love this group it is my alltime favorite.
Took every single word out of my mouth
Lovin you girl is so damn easy...... Yeahhhhhyaaahh. Awesome tune
Esta canción tengo más de 30 años de escucharla y no me canso de oirla.
When Walt starts that sax solo, I almost expect to see a cobra come rising up out of a basket. (lol)
2:10
yeah, it creeps me out. I have to skip through it, it is that grating on the nerves. EEuuuu.
moodylicious It’s really awful. I’d have expected more from a pro sax player. Peter Cetera’s bass playing was the true star of that interlude, if you can hear it through the amateurish noodling.
Peter Cetera , my hero , seeing him in London Uk on Monday 29th October 2018 ❤
just you n me to carry on simple and free my lovely to flow as one as loves reward loving you girl is so damn easy! 1 of the best lyrics ever written IMO. Most everyone has someone the lyric reminds them of.
Great video!
So nice to see/hear Peter playing his Spector bass as well..... :o)
HOT-HOT-HOT bass player. best band EVA!!!!!
PETER is Best singer , best bass player , best stage presence best of the best 💜💜💜
He wasn't even the best musician in chicago, maybe once terry died !! Terry cud not be replaced as evidenced by chicago becoming a pop band after his death. Cetera has been replaced many times
Peter's bass is exceptionally tight here!! Robert and the brass section,are smokin!!! Thanks for the additional length guys!! Awesome!
Totally intoxicating...Love Chicago...stunning Peter cetera 🎤🎶😘🎶❤️
Walt Parazaider, a great teacher !!!
i wish i could have seen chicago back in the day.
but i am only 13!!
WHAT HAPPENED TO GOOD MUSIC!! exept i do like all of chicagos music, new and old.
One of my favorite Songs
My favorite Chicago song
Thank you so much for this video.
Enjoy your singing and playing bass so much. Continue your talented gifted legacy.
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Chicago had the "illest" brass section of the '70s, to iclude Earth, Wind & Fire. THIS is what the big band brass sound was all about!!!
tears from when i was a kid, first in love ...damn.somethings never change...damn..damn..damn..the pain lingers and even at an older age, is still hard to kill..damn...damn...damn..damn.....
Ceteras singing and bass playing is awesome
one of Chicago's best! thank you for sharing this video!
To Mr. Len 1955....yes there was an audition and from what I understand j.scheff s job on just you n me got him the gig....bit of trivia..Jerry scheff ...his dad toured w/Elvis for many years AND played bass on the LA WOMAN ALBUM ..,THE DOORS?
great classic music
Who the Hell is voting thumbs down ??!! This is good!!!
Esta cancion me remonta al pasado ❤, gran recuerdo de amor.
The thing I love most about Chicago are the horns. Walt is awesome. I'd never seen him play anything other than his sax.
Due to health (heart) issues, he rarely even plays that now.
Esta cancion me recuerda mi infancia, y me dan ganas de llorar,
disco4ever loves this song and his bro, Steve, have a great 09/10 school year!! Keep those kids in line! Keep listening to these tunes "always and forever" (Heatwave.....)
hey 1BZ78A... keep listening ... there is great music but Chicago is and was one of a kind my fist FM radio when i was 11 I heard Colour my world and started playing the trumpet because of them ... you are great forlistening and looking for real music.
Just you and me Peter...luv u😊😀😉
Great video. Thanks for posting. I think this really showcases Peter Cetera's excellent bass playing.