To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life.🙏
With all due respect, I’m pretty sure that about 90%+ of humanity would agree with your claimed intention to bring inner peace to any and all of mankind. I can’t put my finger on why, but somehow your comment seemed so desperate and like the proverbial “red herring”, was meant to obfuscate your own inner malevolence, which would be ONE reason why your comment seemed to cheapen the ideal of goodwill towards all of mankind. Sorry. May peace be with you.
@@andrewhigdon8346 Your comments were not taken in vain but it's the originality you espout. You have called an ace an ace and a spade a spade.. Another trait, common in everyday life 😂😂😂❤
My loving daughter's favorite group. She passed away 5years ago, she got mom loving Chicago! I miss you my angel, my Candy. Mom always loving you. So beautiful, so pure..., God bless...
Siento mucho que haya perdido a su hija, Dios le de paz y descanso, Dios promete que las personas que han muerto regresaran con sus seres queridos es esta Tierra.
I just went to their concert in Las Vegas Feb 21. 2024 at the Venetian Theatre. As usual, They always have an amazing performance. I loved this band.!Their music is timeless.
My daughter's all time favorite group. She passed away in 2014 at the age of 43. I remember her playing Chicago all the time, we loved them together,. Putting them on the stero and dancing in the front room. I loved them too. I now play them for sentimental reasons, ,Chicago I now play to remind me of her. I love and miss you my sweet daughter. Chicago's songs listening to them reminds me of all my loving memories of you. You were so happy then and very loving. God bless you my daughter, mom loves and misses you so much.
Hugely sorry for your loss. But thanks for sharing, your courage in sharing as it can't be easy. My youngest daughter and I had a trip to Yellowstone park and we listened to Chicago's greatest hits and since then Chicago is that musical bond between us. Music does bond us together and Chicago is one of those bands that when you hear them, it immediately takes you to a place. Again, sorry for your loss, but I understand the bond you have and wanted to share mine as well.
Similar to losing my brother to cancer, he turned me on to Chicago in 1969, he played trombone in the HS jazz band. I was playing bass at the time (still do) and got attached to Ceteras bass and vocals. Good memories.
I'm a 64 year old Black woman and I have loved Chicago since I was a teen. I grew up in Harlem and my sister and I listened to an array of music on the radio in our bedroom. Today I am a retired teacher who has a masters degree and I am a homeowner in an affluent neighborhood in New Jersey, but Iove my 70's music an my 80's music. These guys were true artists that I will never see again in my lifetime and I know that I am blessed to have grown up with these amazing artists. Not only Chicago, but the Bee Gees, Todd Rundgren, Steeley Dan, Ann Murray, Barbara Streisand, England Dan and John Ford Coley. I love Burt Bacharach, Elvis Costello and Barry Manilow too! I love my Black artists very much, but I have to pay homage to the White Boys who had so much soul and gave love and inspiration to my life as a young girl growing up in the 60's, 70, and 80's. I truly was best to have been exposed to beautiful music when music was worth listening to. They just don't make music like this anymore and they will never understand the feelin because the world was different. Music has nothing to do with race. Beautiful Music is UNIVERSAL and Transcends Time!
OLD SCHOOL THE BEST SCHOOL VIEW VIDEO EARTH WIND & FIRE & CHICAGO TOGETHER AT THE GREEK THEATRE...GREAT 3 HOUR SHOW!!! TODAYS MUSIC WILL HAVE U KILLIN SOMEBODY OR WITH GET U KILLED.. JB.OK
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I love you, For not being racist with your choices. That’s great. I have half a family who are black because my cousin married a black man even though she’s passed away, but I can relate to them and I am so many different. I am not prejudice at all, so I thank youfor loving the music you do. And nobody should judge you on that.
Que recuerdos más bellos también nací en 1960 y nuestra juventud tuvo los mejores músicos y aunque era de bailar música movida Chicago con sus trompeta y paila y batería me gustaban mucho también la melodía de los cantantes era excelente. Bueno le deseo lo mejor en compañía de sus familiares.
Ja, wenn man diese Musik hört ist man wieder jung, voller Freude und Elan. Zugleich stellt man aber auch fest, dass man alt geworden ist und man sich fragt, wo die Zeit abgelieben ist. Und man stellt fest, dass man in einer verdammt großartigen Zeit erwachsen wurde. Die Songs wie Melodien waren fast zur Gänze noch Handgemacht und hatten einen Wert, den man heute so gut wie vergeblich sucht. Bands oder Grupen, wie eben Chicago, sucht man heute vergebens, was für mich als Musikfan, ein Armutszeugnis darstellt. Quantität statt Qualität und darin liegt der Fehler der heutigen Musikmacher. Ihr Musiker und Gruppen der heutigen Zeit ... schaut auf solche Bands und lernt, wie man es richtig macht.
Musik damals: Rehrücken mit Preiselbeeren, Chateau Petrus, gedünstete Morcheln, Krabbensalat und anschließend Tiramisu! Musik heute : Zwei Hamburger und eine kleine Cola mit Eis!
I'm turning 75 and l still get chills from hearing Chicago! From Waukesha area but had a sense of pride for the only Rock pop band to use brass instruments from the heart ❤️ land ! Thank you Chicago for one of life's pleasures !
I'm 71 and feel the same Unfortunately I've waited too long to see the originals in concert. Chicago will always be in a class by themselves. Exceptional musical magic and talent!
At 53 my friend, I only hope I can catch up on all the greats that came before. No matter what style you like, no better than a talented band. I only wish Terry Kath made it this far, but I guess it would be too Bill and Ted's? Just too good, to close to heavenly.
@@ChannelMaster720 yes was at a concert in Denver in 2018 they were amazing!! I saw them 40 years ago in 1978 in Portland!! They had lots of projects going still in 2018! Timeless!!
I completely agree, masterpiece after masterpiece, remembering the days when we would listen over the radio in the backyard on a Summer night, the best days of our lives.
Im a 63 year old white guy. In Houston there was an f.m. station around the 85 dial or so no longer in existence i. the 80's, it played music from many genres, pop, rock and soul(its where i first became aquainted with Percy Sledge, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder and the like) music is universal just as God is universal, I have to have my Chicago fix from time to time!
I am 65 years old and love Chicago seen members come and go. No one is better than Terry Kath. God bless Robert Jimmy and Lee are still with us in our original members.❤
Patricia Fisher 5493 yeah Patricia you know your music don't you girl Chicago is the greatest and they always will be they've had a lot of great hits one right after the other girl 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎸🎵🎶🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎸
Like the Eagles Chicago was well practiced, orchestrated every song to have both an emotional and musical appeal. I am beyond 65 and still enjoy their music. It takes me back to my late teens and the young woman I loved so much! My youth exuberance and excitement for life. It is a nice break (Only the Beginning) but I got to get back to work.
Tengo 74 años, tres hijas, ocho nietos y cinco bisnietos y todos, todos; amamos a la SUPER BANDA CHICAGO... Me siento agradecido y muy afortunado de haber tenido el privilegio de poder disfrutar esta increíble musica durante más de 50 AÑOS... Y mejor aún... acompañado de mí descendientes... que uno que otro... ¡¡Hasta las letras se saben!!!... GRACIAS DIOS... Y GRACIAS CHICAGO.😊😊
What happened to our world 🌎. 😢 what happened to the smiling care free days. Wow this music 🎶 takes me back to the simple days. God bless everyone 🙏 and may there be peace on 🌎 ❤
I can vouch for the chills. I felt it and nearly made a tear as I wondered how the music died, and we’re left with intolerable noise that makes me angry! **********************I miss the music….**************************
But your Chicago fix is ready to bless you when you tune into Leonid and Friends from Russia with Love. find them on RUclips. They are alive with Chicago tunes.
It is now 2022 and I still love this group of very talented musicians. I could listen to them all the time. Their music takes me back in my life when things were very good for me. Love this group. Are they still together? SYLVIA-FL
I played Chicago t my children all their life. The last 2 concerts y 30 year old twin daughters took their husbands to? Chicago! I raised them well, I'd say! I'm still listening to this day. Their recording of the 1970 Tanglewood Concert is the tour where I saw them live for the first time. Have spent many evenings on the lawns with my babies listening to Chicago.
It's not the same band anymore. Half of the guys in this video aren't even in the band anymore. Bassist/vocalist Jason Scheff, keyboardist/vocalist Bill Champlin, guitarist Dawayne Bailey and drummer Tris Imboden all have left the band years ago. From what I've read online, sax/flute player Walter Parazaider is no longer touring with the band either due to health issues. So that's the lion's share of the band in this video no longer together. Only Robert Lamm (keyboards/vocals), Lee Loughnane (trumpet) and James Pankow (trombone) left with a bunch of newer musicians. Not to say that whatever current lineup wouldn't put on a good show, but it's largely a different group.
I was introduced to this band in 1973 by my host American sister during my exchange student year. Since this was the first year of the rest of my life, Chicago is the soundtrack of it. It's still today!!!!! Love you guys!!!❤ 50 years afterwards, you're still here with me down bellow the equator line.
CORRECT! It has been almost 24 hours since I saw them. Only complaint, whoever was mixing sound, had the Chicago Brass section potted down too much. They followed the Brian Wilson band. Kinda like Sandy Koufax (or Randy Johnson) pitching a doubleheader. 2 bucket list items, in 4 hours. (Sandy and Randy pitching a game each, in a doubleheader?) steve
I’m from Ottawa, Canada. I have to say that the Americans have to be proud to have produced the best artists in the world. Chicago amongst so many. In Canada we are ions away from ever producing beautiful music like that. But we’re trying. Maybe one day! That music save me in my life from depression. I’m 62 years old. Luckily we have you tube because I never had the chance to see Chicago. But my teenage years and my twenties were amazing because of all the great music and bands coming out of the United States. The disco and the soft rock made me who I am today. I’m a good person who tries to help the most vulnerable of our society in Canada. Music opened my heart. ♥️ ♥️♥️♥️
You just said all my favorite bands Chicago the Eagles Earth Wind and Fire Let's don't forget about the Bee Gees Steely Dan Santana mandrill War ambrosia Kool & the Gang Player Tower of Power and the list goes on and on man when I hear that kind of music I'm in another world and I'm away from all of this mess up today they were Ground Breakers they were talented and they were about their craft and it shows outstanding just outstanding I will love them all forever and until I close my eyes😍🥰❤💞💯😎👍👍👍🙏
I'm strolling down memory lane in Sept. 2022, listening to these classic soft rock bands. RUclips has all the bands I use to listen to in the late 70s. Now thanks to the wonderful people that upload to share these classic groups. Now on to Journey, and Bon Jovi, , Eagles etc. Thanks again 👍🏾
Of course, I miss the original band members who left the world much too soon; but hearing the original horns & sax still fills me with excitement & joy. In the early 70’s, they performed at my college. Afterwards, a few of the band members headed up the highway to a restaurant at the truck stop. My boyfriend was working there pumping diesel, & got to meet & talk to a few of the members of the band! I still can’t believe that showed them my picture! A few years later, I was lucky enough to see their performance in Chicago! What could be more perfect! At 70, I still get chills up my spine when I hear some of their early CTA songs, & the classics, of course! 🎺
Rare to have a composition of so many music professionals on one stage. Three gifted singers, some members being eloquent in more than one instrument, not one wrong sound, no long talking pauses between the songs, songs played very near to the studio version, wide spectrum of wonderful arrangements in each of the songs, just perfect music from the finest. Great musicians.
Love, love, love this group. My all time favorite hands down! In addition to The Eagles, Doobie Brothers, Earth, Wind, and Fire. So many great memories.
I love Chicago,, they were awesome when I was growing up,,In 1967 I was in the 7th grade,,I was playing guitar and singing out in front of people,chasing women, i thought i was a big shot,with my 4 cousins,,we played a couple of their tunes,,I still think Peter Cetera was one of the greatest singers Chicago had,,I played in several different bands growing up,,but those early years bring back so many memories of romances and great times,,back then was such a great time for music and different bands like Ambrosia,that could really harmonize, the Eagles,,with great harmony,even going back further, Johnny Rivers,,poor side of town,,Baby I need your loving,Daryl Hall and John Oates,, but Chicago really has stood the test of time, they're music will never die out,,neither will these other groups I named,,and I'm still playing the guitar,,messed around with the saxophone also,,
My first Chicago concert. Was in love with their music ever since. The more I listen the more I recognize their superstar talent across the entire band. What other band has so many front men where they give each other the space to shine and they all shine so brightly.
This is just timeless music! Grew up with it and Chicago is one of the best - if not the BEST! All members with amazing talent! Thank you Chicago for all the great music!
Scottie, I agree with you! I have and will always listen to Chicago, no matter who the band members are. Can those critical of this iconic group grab their instruments and sing on stage for decades after decades, 9-10mos of the year and perform as well as their 1st tours? I read somewhere Chicago hasn’t missed a performance. In sickness or feeling under the weather, the show must go on! Please do not insult the members who give their 150% on stage 😀 !
@@gingerwong3986 Amen Ginger, if you were Chicago band ember you've worked hard and played for s long time Unless you're a child prodigy who minored in Chicago the band and its music. I was a bit worried when I first saw the young guitarist until I got to the 3rd song and I resigned myself in to believe if Terry Ca ive log enough to be on stage with this version of Chicago h would most likely sound the same as this young shredder gone jazzman rocker . Still rocking to Chicago's Lullaby
@@wades_world_lederman_style Many ppl may not be aware these guys probably picked up their 1st instrument at 8 or 9 yrs of age & haven’t put it down since. Each lead guitarist has his own “style” & Dawayne Bailey was very different from Terry Kath. Both were excellent. I liked how Dawayne shredded his guitar & felt he brought youthfulness to the group. I feel with Jason & Dawayne, Chicago was at it’s tightest, but that’s my opinion ☝️. I’ll see them this summer with a whole new line up.
@@wades_world_lederman_style Hi Wade! I just saw this Iconic group- sat in the 2nd rowq & could count the guitar strings on their guitars. As you know, there was a new line up, and the new members will carry on Chicago’s legacy. Chicago did not disappoint & I throughly enjoyed the concert!
30:06 Dawayne almost kissed Jason Scheff 😂 this is my favourite Chicago line up. My cutie crush Jason Scheff, Bill Champlin and Dawayne Bailey ❤❤❤ Too young to watch this great band then. Thanks to RUclips I'm still able to discover them now. 2024 is my year to discover this great Chicago line up
Growing up in the 70s with Chicago, got me through some great Love's I'm my life, and also broken hearts. Great band then, Today even greater!!! Thanks for the memories!¡
I always loved "Chicago's" music with the brass players, guitars, drums, bass players, key board players and vocalists. I never knew any of their names, just knew they made great jazz, blues and rock and roll. Anyone who knew anything about music could sing, sway, dance or just listen to this colorful band's great sound. SYLVIA - FL
My all-time jazz band I knew all their names but forgot at age of 67. The comments just refreshed my memory on their names but one of the members died in the early 80,s I did follow them closely. Went to see them in Sun City middle 80,s. With late hubby of one year glad I finally saw them with him here regards from South Africa
There are no words to describe how great this fantastic band has been for more than five decades! The most addicting sound of all time! I am 80 and still can’t get enough! Puzzling why Chicago has been more popular overseas than in the US.
@@jeromejohnson9290 Robert Lamm - keyboards, lead and backing vocals Walter Parazaider - woodwinds, backing vocals Lee Loughnane - trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals James Pankow - trombone, backing vocals, horn arrangements, horn co-arrangement on "Stone of Sisyphus" Bill Champlin - keyboards, rhythm guitars, lead and backing vocals Jason Scheff - bass guitar, lead and backing vocals Dawayne Bailey - rhythm guitar, lead guitar ("Bigger Than Elvis", "Stone of Sisyphus", "Love is Forever"), lead and backing vocals, horn co-arrangement on "Stone of Sisyphus" Tris Imboden - drums, percussion, harmonica
Dwayne Bailey's lead guitar tone is absolutely off the chain Killer! A truly gifted musician/vocalist who inspired many of us from the mid 1980's Wichita KS music scene. To this day, he's still a total Badass!!
Love Chicago!!! A professional band, well worth the awards it has won throughout time! A jazzy rock band none other has ever been able to outplay or outlive with too many tunes to numbers all #1 hits. All professional musicians!!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
hi from Sweden,, saw Chicago at a small club in my town Göteborg late 1969,, on an monday! only gig in Sweden that was not ment, No 2 on the list of greatest concert in my town,, for me the No 1,, amazing show and many still remember this as the best ever, still we had the best Cream Hendrix fleetwood mac,Country Joe Animals T rex Iron Butterfly Butterfield blues Yes ++++++ surely 100 more, Great town in the 60's
Великолепно!!! Сейчас так никто не звучит и не исполняет! Храни вас Бог! Ваше исполнение - вечный кайф и !!! Вы - ювелиры! Спасибо!!! Всем снять шляпы!!!
I love how many of us from all races and walks of life agree that this phenomenal band is AMAZING!!! I've loved them since l was in my early 20's. I'm now 68. ❤❤❤
I didn't really discover Chicago until 1982 when I was age 18. It seems they had a 'comeback' then...with "Hard to Say I'm Sorry'..I will forever link that song with starting university and my first real 'love'. Peter Cetera was his own voice; and I followed him after the break up..some incredible music! But Jason Scheff is who I most remember as the voice of 'Chicago'. I'm 58, and this takes me back to some very good times; thank you! :)
No one realized how great Chicago really was when this core group was together; Jason Scheff, Bill Champlin, Dwayne Bailey, Tris Imboden, Robert Lamm, Walt Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow. True professionals!
@Pamela W yes but it is now 2021. Terry has been gone since 1978 The band has moved on, as they so callously and cold-bloodedly do, after anyone leaves the 'brotherhood'. You're in, til you're out. This line-up is the best in their entire arc of evolution, after the prog-jazz-rock anomaly of 67-78 but you will never hear compliments from Lamm or Walt or Pankow on that fact.
This was 30 years ago. The original band came together in 1967, 26 years before this recording, or something like that. The band was created around 56 years ago. I was 14 when they started, and by the time I was 17, the music was only top shelf. Glad I was alive and still have the memories of the 1950s, 60s, and '70s to the present. I like the way Leonid and Friends reproduced the original music.
Without Terry or Peter, he needs some help.😎 My true intro to this excellent outfit is “Live at Carnegie Hall”. I got the vinyl set for my 15th birthday. They Coloured my World.
a 53 yr fan here!! i'll always be in love with this band. i will always miss terry, walter and peter. everyone else who has come and gone left their mark. Hope Tris is still doing well. the best band in the biz!
ahhh Robert Lamm.. my high school heart beats when I see you at Tanglewood.. you lil honey you .. smooth operator! Beginnings.. always my favorite song .. love you !
I have a cd of this concert ,my husband bougth it in saudi ,,this is the first time i saw jason ,i like him so much up to now,i enjoy wacthing jason,,follow him in generation radio
That first cut , make me smile, is true legendary. Takes me back to my years around 1970 to 1973 when I didn’t know what I was going to do in my life but run .. I was full of life and music was my savior. One spring day on Friday I was going the back roads listening to Three Dog Night and that led me to Chicago Transit Authority . But it was Robert Harland (rest in peace) that first told me about this group called Chicago. Robert was three years older my older sisters classmate. We were one night walking down this dark dirt road , a short cut headed to get some white port wine . Robert said have you heard this new group called Chicago. I said no. Then he broke singing Does anybody know what time it is. I said man that’s cold Robert. Cause do really know what time it is. So this big thing karaoke many years later and I put that song in my list of Kareoke songs along with beggings, and that beautiful ballad, Color my world. My goodness Terry Kraft put his stamp on that song and many more. The introduction with the piano and then Terry capturing the deft of your heart with that slow timeless vocal. If you listened closely he’s putting some notes in that vocal. Probably one of the greatest songs ever recorded. In 2009 in Oklahoma City at the zoo amphitheater Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire. Among the greatest concerts and I’ve seen a lot of them . My wife made me go get drinks and nachos. I bought an EWF shirt and then coming back down the stairs they were playing . I said hurry Up and get to your seat. Amazing. So much brass, percussions, drums, bass and lead gutters guitars. And with those instruments and vocals. Nobody stepped on anybody It was beautifully laced together.I think every young kid ought to learn music. It’s so vital . My two girls were in band from 6 grade through 12th grade.. Thank you Robert for introducing me to one of the greatest bands ever. Ya’ll enjoy . And my name around the corner I took him that concert with the two groups. He played bass in a band 60’s to early 70’s. He stayed glued to the set and knew every song as he broke down each. I sat amazed of his recognition. Now like Robert Frank’s gone on. But my memory of him was a fond one. He was friend, my neighbor and we came from different backgrounds. We grew up in a time where kids respected and appreciated life . And that’s what I’ve given you a piece of my life influenced by one of the greatest bands ever. The birth of the muscle cars, the eight track tape players, and color tv. Wow? LB Boomer Sooner August 15, 2023 Tuesday morning 6:42am.
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I am a 70 yr old black GIRL and I still listen to Chicago. "25 or 6 to 4 is my wake up song every morning. Terry still lives !!!
I'm 67, cuban, and Chicago is my favorite band of all times
Just goes to show that music is not prejudice. 👍
Love them I'm grilling and listening to them right now 😊😊😊
I'm 66 ,Japanese,I listen Chicago music every day !😊❤
Souless without Terry Kath. Anything after Chicago III is just trite pop,
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life.🙏
Thank you 🙏 I needed to read that!
With all due respect, I’m pretty sure that about 90%+ of humanity would agree with your claimed intention to bring inner peace to any and all of mankind. I can’t put my finger on why, but somehow your comment seemed so desperate and like the proverbial “red herring”, was meant to obfuscate your own inner malevolence, which would be ONE reason why your comment seemed to cheapen the ideal of goodwill towards all of mankind. Sorry. May peace be with you.
@@andrewhigdon8346 Your comments were not taken in vain but it's the originality you espout. You have called an ace an ace and a spade a spade.. Another trait, common in everyday life
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Same to you 👍
Praise God
My loving daughter's favorite group. She passed away 5years ago, she got mom loving Chicago! I miss you my angel, my Candy. Mom always loving you. So beautiful, so pure..., God bless...
Siento mucho que haya perdido a su hija, Dios le de paz y descanso, Dios promete que las personas que han muerto regresaran con sus seres queridos es esta Tierra.
I'm so sorry your loss
@@robertlavrakas7442 jii k
I don't want to say, sorry
My heart aches for you Sharon🙏❤
Almost 70 years old and when I hear Chicago I am a 18 years old again. ..
Exactly!
Not 18 but a few (?) years more. I'm several years your senior.
me too
Haha heck yeah man 👍👍
Well, I was about 50 yeas younger.... It feels great!
I just went to their concert in Las Vegas Feb 21. 2024 at the Venetian Theatre. As usual, They always have an amazing performance. I loved this band.!Their music is timeless.
Lucky you!😮
You did? They must be fairly old by now. We’re they still the original members?
@@acooksla Robert Lamm, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow
My daughter's all time favorite group. She passed away in 2014 at the age of 43. I remember her playing Chicago all the time, we loved them together,. Putting them on the stero and dancing in the front room. I loved them too. I now play them for sentimental reasons, ,Chicago I now play to remind me of her. I love and miss you my sweet daughter. Chicago's songs listening to them reminds me of all my loving memories of you. You were so happy then and very loving. God bless you my daughter, mom loves and misses you so much.
Hugely sorry for your loss. But thanks for sharing, your courage in sharing as it can't be easy. My youngest daughter and I had a trip to Yellowstone park and we listened to Chicago's greatest hits and since then Chicago is that musical bond between us. Music does bond us together and Chicago is one of those bands that when you hear them, it immediately takes you to a place. Again, sorry for your loss, but I understand the bond you have and wanted to share mine as well.
Prayers for you 💘
Similar to losing my brother to cancer, he turned me on to Chicago in 1969, he played trombone in the HS jazz band. I was playing bass at the time (still do) and got attached to Ceteras bass and vocals. Good memories.
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RIP Chicago daughter. Blessed are those who mourn
How about that us 70 year olds have great taste. Chicargo have been in my head throughout most of my life.
I'm 71years young and I still love to hear Chicago
I'm a 64 year old Black woman and I have loved Chicago since I was a teen. I grew up in Harlem and my sister and I listened to an array of music on the radio in our bedroom. Today I am a retired teacher who has a masters degree and I am a homeowner in an affluent neighborhood in New Jersey, but Iove my 70's music an my 80's music. These guys were true artists that I will never see again in my lifetime and I know that I am blessed to have grown up with these amazing artists. Not only Chicago, but the Bee Gees, Todd Rundgren, Steeley Dan, Ann Murray, Barbara Streisand, England Dan and John Ford Coley. I love Burt Bacharach, Elvis Costello and Barry Manilow too! I love my Black artists very much, but I have to pay homage to the White Boys who had so much soul and gave love and inspiration to my life as a young girl growing up in the 60's, 70, and 80's. I truly was best to have been exposed to beautiful music when music was worth listening to. They just don't make music like this anymore and they will never understand the feelin because the world was different. Music has nothing to do with race. Beautiful Music is UNIVERSAL and Transcends Time!
OLD SCHOOL THE BEST SCHOOL
VIEW VIDEO EARTH WIND & FIRE &
CHICAGO TOGETHER AT THE GREEK THEATRE...GREAT 3 HOUR SHOW!!!
TODAYS MUSIC WILL HAVE U KILLIN SOMEBODY OR WITH GET U KILLED..
JB.OK
AND Van Morrison, who has endless soul!!! You have exquisite taste!!
@ELENA DO U REALLY WANT TO BE
HIPPER. GO GET YOU A 1)PORTABLE MARSHAL SPEAKER AT
B&H ELECTONIC STORE NYC
9TH AVE BETWEEN 34TH & 33 RD STREET
2) $3.00 CABLE
3) PORTABLE BOSE CD PLAYER CAN ONLY GET ON EBAY CAUSE BOSE STOP MAKING
PORTABLE CD PLAYERS IN 2009
THEM REALLY LISTEN TO CD JAMS
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I love you, For not being racist with your choices. That’s great. I have half a family who are black because my cousin married a black man even though she’s passed away, but I can relate to them and I am so many different. I am not prejudice at all, so I thank youfor loving the music you do. And nobody should judge you on that.
Que recuerdos más bellos también nací en 1960 y nuestra juventud tuvo los mejores músicos y aunque era de bailar música movida Chicago con sus trompeta y paila y batería me gustaban mucho también la melodía de los cantantes era excelente. Bueno le deseo lo mejor en compañía de sus familiares.
I'm 70, soon 71. I didn't know how much I missed this group. Tears slipping down....time has sped on by....I love all of them on this album!
I'm 65 and still listening to Chicago and their music 🎶
I'm 73 and was a truck driver for Chicago on their 17th album tour.
@@topixfromthetropix1674 😊😅😅
i am 14 and i am still listening their also
Takes me back to the 70’s of peace & love
Yes!!!!!!!
Ja, wenn man diese Musik hört ist man wieder jung, voller Freude und Elan. Zugleich stellt man aber auch fest, dass man alt geworden ist und man sich fragt, wo die Zeit abgelieben ist. Und man stellt fest, dass man in einer verdammt großartigen Zeit erwachsen wurde. Die Songs wie Melodien waren fast zur Gänze noch Handgemacht und hatten einen Wert, den man heute so gut wie vergeblich sucht. Bands oder Grupen, wie eben Chicago, sucht man heute vergebens, was für mich als Musikfan, ein Armutszeugnis darstellt. Quantität statt Qualität und darin liegt der Fehler der heutigen Musikmacher.
Ihr Musiker und Gruppen der heutigen Zeit ... schaut auf solche Bands und lernt, wie man es richtig macht.
Als ehemalige Musiker muss ich absolut zustimmen!
Musik damals: Rehrücken mit Preiselbeeren, Chateau Petrus, gedünstete Morcheln, Krabbensalat und anschließend Tiramisu!
Musik heute : Zwei Hamburger und eine kleine Cola mit Eis!
@@houndhousedog , dann doch lieber das Menü mit dem Rehrücken Baden Baden bitte.
I’m 75, first saw them in ‘75. Love ‘em!
That is perfect 75 and 75 what a great time for you
I'm turning 75 and l still get chills from hearing Chicago! From Waukesha area but had a sense of pride for the only Rock pop band to use brass instruments from the heart ❤️ land ! Thank you Chicago for one of life's pleasures !
I'm 71 and feel the same
Unfortunately I've waited too long to see the originals in concert.
Chicago will always be in a class by themselves. Exceptional musical magic and talent!
At 53 my friend, I only hope I can catch up on all the greats that came before. No matter what style you like, no better than a talented band. I only wish Terry Kath made it this far, but I guess it would be too Bill and Ted's? Just too good, to close to heavenly.
Saw Them at Cerritos Performing !!! Wow !!!
Ditto Ditto Ditto
I am 68 from Shorewood. My favorite of the era.
GREASTIST BAND EVER, there music will live forever!!!!! i have been listening 50 years, will never get old
Good yes, but we know who are the greatest ever band who started the band era & it starts with 'B'.
Hi check out Leo and Friends, Chicago cover Band you will not be disappointed...
Is Chicago still playing and recording their great music? SYLVIA-FL
@@ChannelMaster720 yes was at a concert in Denver in 2018 they were amazing!! I saw them 40 years ago in 1978 in Portland!! They had lots of projects going still in 2018! Timeless!!
I completely agree, masterpiece after masterpiece, remembering the days when we would listen over the radio in the backyard on a Summer night, the best days of our lives.
Chicago Transit Authority rocked…I’m a man great tune ! So many hits…
Memories from a lost era. Simply the best…
The best!!!!! Doesn't matter how old you are. My daughter is 28 and we listen to this over and over again. One of our faves.
Me too I watch this everyday
Im a 63 year old white guy. In Houston there was an f.m. station around the 85 dial or so no longer in existence i. the 80's, it played music from many genres, pop, rock and soul(its where i first became aquainted with Percy Sledge, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder and the like) music is universal just as God is universal, I have to have my Chicago fix from time to time!
What does your skin color has to do with liking this band?
I am 65 years old and love Chicago seen members come and go. No one is better than Terry Kath. God bless Robert Jimmy and Lee are still with us in our original members.❤
I've been listening to Chicago since I was 16 years old 50 some years ago awesome 😎
Patricia Fisher 5493 yeah Patricia you know your music don't you girl Chicago is the greatest and they always will be they've had a lot of great hits one right after the other girl 🎸🎶🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎸🎵🎶🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎸
Me too. 67 now
Like the Eagles Chicago was well practiced, orchestrated every song to have both an emotional and musical appeal.
I am beyond 65 and still enjoy their music. It takes me back to my late teens and the young woman I loved so much! My youth exuberance and excitement for life. It is a nice break (Only the Beginning) but I got to get back to work.
same for me, back to younger years. Nice songs, great band!
Tengo 74 años, tres hijas, ocho nietos y cinco bisnietos y todos, todos; amamos a la SUPER BANDA CHICAGO... Me siento agradecido y muy afortunado de haber tenido el privilegio de poder disfrutar esta increíble musica durante más de 50 AÑOS... Y mejor aún... acompañado de mí descendientes... que uno que otro... ¡¡Hasta las letras se saben!!!... GRACIAS DIOS... Y GRACIAS CHICAGO.😊😊
I am speechless. Was listening while working. I am watching it now and am floored.
What happened to our world 🌎. 😢 what happened to the smiling care free days. Wow this music 🎶 takes me back to the simple days. God bless everyone 🙏 and may there be peace on 🌎 ❤
Not too many bands give you the chills. "I've Been Searching So Long" is over the top. Thank You Chicago for sooo many years of great
entertainment.
I agree with that.....
I can vouch for the chills. I felt it and nearly made a tear as I wondered how the music died, and we’re left with intolerable noise that makes me angry!
**********************I miss the music….**************************
only saw them one time~~~ Carnegie Hall !!! NYC early 70's Yeah!!
Yes❤️❤️❤️
But your Chicago fix is ready to bless you when you tune into Leonid and Friends from Russia with Love. find them on RUclips. They are alive with Chicago tunes.
Listening to Chicago I must close my eyes and reminance. Terry Kath RIP
You can't think of Chicago without remembering Terry.
Never get tired of listening to them
I AM 70 I FEEL 18 AGAIN WHEN I HEAR THEM I "LOVE" THIS BAND GOD BLESS 🙏
It is now 2022 and I still love this group of very talented musicians. I could listen to them all the time. Their music takes me back in my life when things were very good for me. Love this group. Are they still together? SYLVIA-FL
I played Chicago t my children all their life. The last 2 concerts y 30 year old twin daughters took their husbands to? Chicago! I raised them well, I'd say! I'm still listening to this day. Their recording of the 1970 Tanglewood Concert is the tour where I saw them live for the first time. Have spent many evenings on the lawns with my babies listening to Chicago.
It's not the same band anymore. Half of the guys in this video aren't even in the band anymore. Bassist/vocalist Jason Scheff, keyboardist/vocalist Bill Champlin, guitarist Dawayne Bailey and drummer Tris Imboden all have left the band years ago. From what I've read online, sax/flute player Walter Parazaider is no longer touring with the band either due to health issues. So that's the lion's share of the band in this video no longer together. Only Robert Lamm (keyboards/vocals), Lee Loughnane (trumpet) and James Pankow (trombone) left with a bunch of newer musicians. Not to say that whatever current lineup wouldn't put on a good show, but it's largely a different group.
Listen to Leonid & Friends. They carry on the spirit of Chicago.... as Russians
I was introduced to
this band in 1973 by my host American sister during my exchange student year. Since this was the first year of the rest of my life, Chicago is the soundtrack of it. It's still today!!!!! Love you guys!!!❤ 50 years afterwards, you're still here with me down bellow the equator line.
Cannot forget this outstanding band, as i started to follow them in the early 1970's, i still listen their great music.
They STILL stand out and deliver the hits!
Поддерживаю тебя---так-же...с 70..го
Chicago is a Classic Band that Never goes out of Style ! The Best by far ! 🎼 🎵🎶
CORRECT!
It has been almost 24 hours since I saw them.
Only complaint, whoever was mixing sound,
had the Chicago Brass section potted down
too much. They followed the Brian Wilson
band.
Kinda like Sandy Koufax (or Randy Johnson)
pitching a doubleheader. 2 bucket list items,
in 4 hours. (Sandy and Randy pitching a game
each, in a doubleheader?)
steve
Ive been listening to this group since I was a child. now at 62 yrs old I still listen to them daily love their music
Yes, i agree
I ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 LOVE THE CONCERT AT GREEK THEATER!! ITS 👏 🙀 😯 AMAZING !!
I’m from Ottawa, Canada. I have to say that the Americans have to be proud to have produced the best artists in the world. Chicago amongst so many. In Canada we are ions away from ever producing beautiful music like that. But we’re trying. Maybe one day! That music save me in my life from depression. I’m 62 years old. Luckily we have you tube because I never had the chance to see Chicago. But my teenage years and my twenties were amazing because of all the great music and bands coming out of the United States. The disco and the soft rock made me who I am today. I’m a good person who tries to help the most vulnerable of our society in Canada. Music opened my heart. ♥️ ♥️♥️♥️
Love these guys, but compared to the British?
Oops.... Rush, Saga, April wine, Guess who, Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, Triumph, Bryan Adams, Sarah McLachlan, Bruce Cockburn, etc.
I love Ann Murray.She has that deep voice when she sings,and she is a also a beautiful
Canadian women.
Agreed, we had the best music of all time in America. But you produced Joni Mitchell! Whom I adore
Listening to CHICAGO in live concert is awesome with all that BRASS 🎺🎷🎸🎹🥁🎤🎷🎺🎸🥁 and INSTRUMENTS with singing.
Chicago, The Eagles and Earth Wind and Fire are my favorite bands among many great bands.
Three of the best from the 70's...
You just said all my favorite bands Chicago the Eagles Earth Wind and Fire Let's don't forget about the Bee Gees Steely Dan Santana mandrill War ambrosia Kool & the Gang Player Tower of Power and the list goes on and on man when I hear that kind of music I'm in another world and I'm away from all of this mess up today they were Ground Breakers they were talented and they were about their craft and it shows outstanding just outstanding I will love them all forever and until I close my eyes😍🥰❤💞💯😎👍👍👍🙏
Add Tower of Power..
I'm strolling down memory lane in Sept. 2022, listening to these classic soft rock bands. RUclips has all the bands I use to listen to in the late 70s. Now thanks to the wonderful people that upload to share these classic groups. Now on to Journey, and Bon Jovi, , Eagles etc. Thanks again 👍🏾
Iam 66 yrs ,but still watching this concert ,repaeatedly. ms jason in chicago,jason is so great and amazing,love jason...
Old school straight up, they just don’t produce bands like this anymore. So glad I was part of that experience ❤️
Of course, I miss the original band members who left the world much too soon; but hearing the original horns & sax still fills me with excitement & joy. In the early 70’s, they performed at my college. Afterwards, a few of the band members headed up the highway to a restaurant at the truck stop. My boyfriend was working there pumping diesel, & got to meet & talk to a few of the members of the band! I still can’t believe that showed them my picture!
A few years later, I was lucky enough to see their performance in Chicago! What could be more perfect! At 70, I still get chills up my spine when I hear some of their early CTA songs, & the classics, of course! 🎺
Rare to have a composition of so many music professionals on one stage. Three gifted singers, some members being eloquent in more than one instrument, not one wrong sound, no long talking pauses between the songs, songs played very near to the studio version, wide spectrum of wonderful arrangements in each of the songs, just perfect music from the finest. Great musicians.
Bravo!
I must agree. This is a great group of very talented individuals!! The first time I saw them was 1972.
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Couldn't agree more.
Love, love, love this group. My all time favorite hands down! In addition to The Eagles, Doobie Brothers, Earth, Wind, and Fire. So many great memories.
SEE VIDEO CHICAGO AND EARTH WIND FIRE AT GREEK THEATER
A 4 HOUR SPECTACULAR SHOW..
JB.OK
I love Chicago,, they were awesome when I was growing up,,In 1967 I was in the 7th grade,,I was playing guitar and singing out in front of people,chasing women, i thought i was a big shot,with my 4 cousins,,we played a couple of their tunes,,I still think Peter Cetera was one of the greatest singers Chicago had,,I played in several different bands growing up,,but those early years bring back so many memories of romances and great times,,back then was such a great time for music and different bands like Ambrosia,that could really harmonize, the Eagles,,with great harmony,even going back further, Johnny Rivers,,poor side of town,,Baby I need your loving,Daryl Hall and John Oates,, but Chicago really has stood the test of time, they're music will never die out,,neither will these other groups I named,,and I'm still playing the guitar,,messed around with the saxophone also,,
Dawayne Bailey, Bill Champlin and Jason Scheff - my favourite Chicago line up ❤❤❤
My first Chicago concert. Was in love with their music ever since. The more I listen the more I recognize their superstar talent across the entire band. What other band has so many front men where they give each other the space to shine and they all shine so brightly.
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I loved them before I went to a concert but after I was obsessed .. just fantastic beautiful music I can’t get enough
This is just timeless music! Grew up with it and Chicago is one of the best - if not the BEST! All members with amazing talent! Thank you Chicago for all the great music!
I love it when Robert lamn songs lead on Chicago songs. He is my favorite Chicago musician and he is also an amazing piano player
I enjoy hearing Lee sing lead on some songs over the last 10-20 years. He has a great rock voice.
Simply Amazing! Still Listening in 2021.... Chicago Forever!
Scottie, I agree with you! I have and will always listen to Chicago, no matter who the band members are. Can those critical of this iconic group grab their instruments and sing on stage for decades after decades, 9-10mos of the year and perform as well as their 1st tours? I read somewhere Chicago hasn’t missed a performance. In sickness or feeling under the weather, the show must go on! Please do not insult the members who give their 150% on stage 😀 !
@@gingerwong3986 Amen Ginger, if you were Chicago band ember you've worked hard and played for s long time Unless you're a child prodigy who minored in Chicago the band and its music. I was a bit worried when I first saw the young guitarist until I got to the 3rd song and I resigned myself in to believe if Terry Ca ive log enough to be on stage with this version of Chicago h would most likely sound the same as this young shredder gone jazzman rocker . Still rocking to Chicago's Lullaby
@@wades_world_lederman_style Many ppl may not be aware these guys probably picked up their 1st instrument at 8 or 9 yrs of age & haven’t put it down since. Each lead guitarist has his own “style” & Dawayne Bailey was very different from Terry Kath. Both were excellent. I liked how Dawayne shredded his guitar & felt he brought youthfulness to the group. I feel with Jason & Dawayne, Chicago was at it’s tightest, but that’s my opinion ☝️. I’ll see them this summer with a whole new line up.
@@wades_world_lederman_style Hi Wade! I just saw this Iconic group- sat in the 2nd rowq & could count the guitar strings on their guitars. As you know, there was a new line up, and the new members will carry on Chicago’s legacy. Chicago did not disappoint & I throughly enjoyed the concert!
Great band for sure ⭐⭐⭐
I am71and I have followed this group from beginning until now and they are so awesome.
30:06 Dawayne almost kissed Jason Scheff 😂 this is my favourite Chicago line up. My cutie crush Jason Scheff, Bill Champlin and Dawayne Bailey ❤❤❤ Too young to watch this great band then. Thanks to RUclips I'm still able to discover them now. 2024 is my year to discover this great Chicago line up
Growing up in the 70s with Chicago, got me through some great Love's I'm my life, and also broken hearts.
Great band then,
Today even greater!!!
Thanks for the memories!¡
I was in fifth grade when Saturday in the Park came out! Even at that young age I recognized what a great song that was. I’ve been a fan ever since.
タニー大阪城ホールでローズと再会しましたはるみです。会いたいですね❤CHICAGOはたからものて😂そ
I always loved "Chicago's" music with the brass players, guitars, drums, bass players, key board players and vocalists. I never knew any of their names, just knew they made great jazz, blues and rock and roll. Anyone who knew anything about music could sing, sway, dance or just listen to this colorful band's great sound. SYLVIA - FL
The horn section always orchestrates their sound to a full registration.
My all-time jazz band I knew all their names but forgot at age of 67. The comments just refreshed my memory on their names but one of the members died in the early 80,s I did follow them closely. Went to see them in Sun City middle 80,s. With late hubby of one year glad I finally saw them with him here regards from South Africa
THE BEST band in history of mankind. You will never hear any band this good for the rest of your life.
Thank you Chicago! You will always make me so happy! Nothing can destroy the love you continually bring to the entire world! Thank you!
This iconic band is example why the 1970s was ALL TIME BEST decade when it comes to great MUSIC 🎶...im 55 proud and thank God I grew up in that era.
First time i heard chicago,i knew they will make it big,70's music and the band reminds me of the good old days , still love Rock n Roll!!!
This is my favorite soundtrack I watch it over and over again Chicago will never die
Great Songs, Great Vocals, Great Musicians, this band has always been one of the best !!.
Terry Kath would be proud!! I am blown away! I've loved Chicago since 1970!!
There are no words to describe how great this fantastic band has been for more than five decades! The most addicting sound of all time! I am 80
and still can’t get enough! Puzzling why Chicago has been more popular overseas than in the US.
Sorry for the lousy texting!
This guitarist has/had a better voice than Peter Cetera! Believe his last name is Howland
Can anyone tell me the personal line up of the band in 93
@@jeromejohnson9290 Robert Lamm - keyboards, lead and backing vocals
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds, backing vocals
Lee Loughnane - trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals
James Pankow - trombone, backing vocals, horn arrangements, horn co-arrangement on "Stone of Sisyphus"
Bill Champlin - keyboards, rhythm guitars, lead and backing vocals
Jason Scheff - bass guitar, lead and backing vocals
Dawayne Bailey - rhythm guitar, lead guitar ("Bigger Than Elvis", "Stone of Sisyphus", "Love is Forever"), lead and backing vocals, horn co-arrangement on "Stone of Sisyphus"
Tris Imboden - drums, percussion, harmonica
hey.. Robert Lamm is on one of the original song writers
Dwayne Bailey's lead guitar tone is absolutely off the chain Killer! A truly gifted musician/vocalist who inspired many of us from the mid 1980's Wichita KS music scene. To this day, he's still a total Badass!!
Absofrickinlutely!
And Dwayne was kicked out by Robert. They didn't get along.
@@TheJkm1969 There were a number of dimensions to why Dawayne was kicked out.
He's amazing ! Off the charts !
his high harmonies on all the songs, is just spot on
I was there!! with my best friend and my GF!! who moved away for school I miss her ! I wish I could get another chance
Love Chicago!!! A professional band, well worth the awards it has won throughout time! A jazzy rock band none other has ever been able to outplay or outlive with too many tunes to numbers all #1 hits. All professional musicians!!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
Well said!!!! Bravo!! Bravo 😁👏😊
hi from Sweden,, saw Chicago at a small club in my town Göteborg late 1969,, on an monday! only gig in Sweden that was not ment, No 2 on the list of greatest concert in my town,, for me the No 1,, amazing show and many still remember this as the best ever, still we had the best Cream Hendrix fleetwood mac,Country Joe Animals T rex Iron Butterfly Butterfield blues Yes ++++++ surely 100 more, Great town in the 60's
This performance is as solid as I've ever seen. There music has survived it all.. Never gets old.
absolute brilliance
💯 agree..the best I've seen of all their performances... outstanding concert !
*Their*
Best group EVER. MY FAVORITE
My mom turned me on to Chicago when I was a kid and I still love hearing them it's music like this that gives me goosebumps!
Великолепно!!! Сейчас так никто не звучит и не исполняет! Храни вас Бог! Ваше исполнение - вечный кайф и !!! Вы - ювелиры! Спасибо!!! Всем снять шляпы!!!
Я не знаю, что вы написали, потому что я американец, но, читая это, мне хочется выпить. Выпейте за мир в будущем, чем скорее, тем лучше.
I love how many of us from all races and walks of life agree that this phenomenal band is AMAZING!!! I've loved them since l was in my early 20's. I'm now 68. ❤❤❤
Searching So Long, one of the best Chicago songs in their catalog, thank you James Pankow
did you see what guitar player did in this song
Agreed, the way Jason sang it… I got goosebumps. None better 🎶
Great concert, I do like the line up here... The time when Jason, Bill and Dawayne were in...the best period for me! Thanks so much for posting! ✌🖕🤟😺
Couldn't agree more - Dawayne's musicianship was awesome - and loved Bill and Jason...
Tuve la fortuna de ver a la mejor banda en la CDMX en 1975. El grupo original con Terry Kath. Saludos desde México.
I am 66 years old and a like Chicago since I Was a Child. Great band,beautiful music forever 👍👏
This popped up in my list. A nice breath of fresh air to hear REAL music.
What a great group of talented musicians singing and playing this wonderful, timeless music!
Great musicians since my school days Chicago brought beautiful music, thank ypu very much for all the memories
“Chicago” - блестящая команда!!!! Потрясающая!!!!!! Браво !!!!
Спасибо Вам просто за т, что вы их любите! Это мой любимый бэнд! Особенно этот концерт! То что они сделали ни кому не под силу!
I didn't really discover Chicago until 1982 when I was age 18. It seems they had a 'comeback' then...with "Hard to Say I'm Sorry'..I will forever link that song with starting university and my first real 'love'. Peter Cetera was his own voice; and I followed him after the break up..some incredible music! But Jason Scheff is who I most remember as the voice of 'Chicago'. I'm 58, and this takes me back to some very good times; thank you! :)
Grupo Chicago en su mejor momento con buenas voces y músicos excepcionales. Gratos recuerdos !
Chicago stepped out of their Comfort Zone and were Super Successful ! Trumpet Players are FANTASTIC ! Your Forever Fan , Josephine C.
Fantastic Job!!..i was wondering how they could just keep going and going...what a concert..hit after hit..just amazing!
One of my favorite bands of all time and thank you all and God bless you
Im64 year's old I've always LoveedThete Beautiful Music
Iam 62 years old and I am colorblind and Chicago rocks big time never can get enough keep on keeping on I love yall 💗 xoxos
No one realized how great Chicago really was when this core group was together; Jason Scheff, Bill Champlin, Dwayne Bailey, Tris Imboden, Robert Lamm, Walt Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow. True professionals!
@Pamela W yes but it is now 2021.
Terry has been gone since 1978
The band has moved on, as they so callously and cold-bloodedly do, after anyone leaves the 'brotherhood'.
You're in, til you're out.
This line-up is the best in their entire arc of evolution, after the prog-jazz-rock anomaly of 67-78 but you will never hear compliments from Lamm or Walt or Pankow on that fact.
@Pamela W Norwegian?
Cetera
How about peter cetera have you forgotten him? Still alive 'n kickin'...making beautiful music as a solo artist.
@@moodylicious
TRUE🤔
OMG I am so glad to find this concert on RUclips!! I loved CHICAGO back in the day when i was in HIGH SCHOOL !! still lov e their music!!!
Me2
RIGHT ON
There will never be a band as great as Chicago. Thanx guys.
OPINION BUT WHAT BOUT
EAGLES
ELTON JOHN
EARTH WIND & FIRE
COMMODORE'S/ LIONEL RICHIE
SANTANA
U GET THE PICTURE..
NOT TAKING NOTHING FROM CHICAGO
JB.OK
This was 30 years ago. The original band came together in 1967, 26 years before this recording, or something like that. The band was created around 56 years ago. I was 14 when they started, and by the time I was 17, the music was only top shelf. Glad I was alive and still have the memories of the 1950s, 60s, and '70s to the present. I like the way Leonid and Friends reproduced the original music.
Chicago is the best, As i always love to say they have the best horn section in music by far.
I've seen them several times! And each time, they are just Absolutely FANTASTIC!
Robert lamm has such a great singing voice. Totally underrated. He can harmonize with anyone. I wish he sang more lead.
Without Terry or Peter, he needs some help.😎
My true intro to this excellent outfit is
“Live at Carnegie Hall”.
I got the vinyl set for my 15th birthday.
They Coloured my World.
Underrated? Seriously? He sang some of the greatest songs in my lifetime
Agree. He definitely should've been doing Make Me Smile throughout this era.
The best Band/Orchestra of all times. I saw them live in Carbondale, Illinois 1971 December
a 53 yr fan here!! i'll always be in love with this band. i will always miss terry, walter and peter. everyone else who has come and gone left their mark. Hope Tris is still doing well. the best band in the biz!
The guy who sings Peter's songs is good but I still miss him and no one can replace Terry
ahhh Robert Lamm.. my high school heart beats when I see you at Tanglewood.. you lil honey you .. smooth operator! Beginnings.. always my favorite song .. love you !
Great Band for all ages!!!
The guitar player shreds and the band is tight! One hit after another!
I've been searching so long,Jason sung it with a heart,so amazing,love it..congrats Jason for your wonderful performance for the whole concert..
Saw them here in Las Vegas earlier this year. They are the greatest! Love them dearly! Hope they come back in 2019! I will be there.
I have a cd of this concert ,my husband bougth it in saudi ,,this is the first time i saw jason ,i like him so much up to now,i enjoy wacthing jason,,follow him in generation radio
That first cut , make me smile, is true legendary. Takes me back to my years around 1970 to 1973 when I didn’t know what I was going to do in my life but run .. I was full of life and music was my savior. One spring day on Friday I was going the back roads listening to Three Dog Night and that led me to Chicago Transit Authority . But it was Robert Harland (rest in peace) that first told me about this group called Chicago. Robert was three years older my older sisters classmate. We were one night walking down this dark dirt road , a short cut headed to get some white port wine . Robert said have you heard this new group called Chicago. I said no. Then he broke singing Does anybody know what time it is. I said man that’s cold Robert. Cause do really know what time it is. So this big thing karaoke many years later and I put that song in my list of Kareoke songs along with beggings, and that beautiful ballad, Color my world. My goodness Terry Kraft put his stamp on that song and many more. The introduction with the piano and then Terry capturing the deft of your heart with that slow timeless vocal. If you listened closely he’s putting some notes in that vocal. Probably one of the greatest songs ever recorded. In 2009 in Oklahoma City at the zoo amphitheater Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire. Among the greatest concerts and I’ve seen a lot of them . My wife made me go get drinks and nachos. I bought an EWF shirt and then coming back down the stairs they were playing . I said hurry Up and get to your seat. Amazing. So much brass, percussions, drums, bass and lead gutters guitars. And with those instruments and vocals. Nobody stepped on anybody It was beautifully laced together.I think every young kid ought to learn music. It’s so vital . My two girls were in band from 6 grade through 12th grade.. Thank you Robert for introducing me to one of the greatest bands ever. Ya’ll enjoy . And my name around the corner I took him that concert with the two groups. He played bass in a band 60’s to early 70’s. He stayed glued to the set and knew every song as he broke down each. I sat amazed of his recognition. Now like Robert Frank’s gone on. But my memory of him was a fond one. He was friend, my neighbor and we came from different backgrounds. We grew up in a time where kids respected and appreciated life . And that’s what I’ve given you a piece of my life influenced by one of the greatest bands ever. The birth of the muscle cars, the eight track tape players, and color tv. Wow? LB Boomer Sooner August 15, 2023 Tuesday morning 6:42am.