CHICAGO FIRST TIME GROUP REACTION to Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
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Every Terry Kath era album was amazing!
25 or 6 to 4 live at Tanglewood is an absolute must. Terry Kath kills it on guitar.
Kent Nishimura you tube channel. Kent is a young fingerstyle Guitarist out of Japan who does an amazing rendition of this song, staying true to the original. Check it out if you haven't already. You will not be disappointed.
Still a radio staple hit to this day. It’s one of the few Chicago songs where Terry just plays rhythm guitar.
Another great track introduced to our great friends! Absolutely loved being part of this with Nick and Alexia. We have to get this whole album covered so our dear Alexia can expand her playlist even more! This song has always been a favorite of mine, thanks to my dearly departed mother for bringing such great music into my childhood. And a special thanks to all who have expressed kind words to me! I love our dear friends NicknLex, and being part of this great community of wonderful people!❤😊❤
Hi GB, How ever were you able to get together with these two great people? It was a real treat to see you in the flesh my friend! - Brooklyn Mike
@@michaelplotino7046I'm just a lucky old man who made a beautiful friendship with 2 amazing souls.
@@greybeard2280 Lucky: yes and deservedly so; old: not even close! You're a good person, and that's all that matters.
@@michaelplotino7046 thanks Brooklyn! Means a lot coming from you my friend!
Hey Greybeard it was great to see you live in the reactions what a fun experience. Nick and Lex are two happy and well matched people. Probably my favorite Chicago song and in my top 20 all time favorites. It was high time they added it to their playlist. 👍
Robert Lamm told the story about the origin of that song. When he was a young man walking around the streets of Chicago there was a guy outside of a theater and Robert asked him do you know what time it is and the guy said "hey man does anybody really know what time it is"💡 bingo!
Does anybody really know how good Nick and Lex's channel is? With selections like this. it just gets better and better. Please guys, more Chicago.
Written and sung by keyboardist Robert Lamm, who is now 78, and is one of three original Chicago members still with the band. The others are James Pankow (trombone) and Lee Loughnane (trumpet).
My older brother got me hooked on Chicago, and because of that, "I feel stronger everyday".😁
Wow, I haven't heard this song for 50 years! I didn't recognise the title but as soon as the piano ended, I knew it. Very nice indeed!
Wow basically you heard it again for the first time! Amazing! Glad you enjoyed 🙏
I love how this song perfectly captures the feeling of a city afternoon with the steady pulse and drive...
Robert Lamm at his vocal best!Always loved this song from the instant I heard it from my brother’s album back in 1970!
This band is so talented. They have so many good songs and they are really entertaining live. Great reaction and it is good to see Greybeard again. You can tell just by looking at him how much fun it would be to hang with Greybeard. Have a great evening everyone!
Fifty plus years later this song still smacks me in jaw. The arrangement is flawless. Many Thanks.
Robert Lamm, the pianist/keyboards, was studying to do concert piano until he joined the band -one of the founding members of Chicago.
Another great reaction! Love you guys! PLEASE stick with this band! So much more classic music. Try “Make Me Smile”. It’ll become your favorite Chicago tune. Cheers! 😊🎶❤
Yes, but the whole "Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon", please!
The piano at 3:44 reminds me of Schroeder from Peanuts
Early Chicago just takes me right back to when I was a kid and I love it. 🥰
A great Robert Lamm composition. Great reaction. Thanks!
Every song on the album, with the exception of Free Form Guitar, is play list worthy.
When you get to the next album, do Ballet For a Girl in Buchanan as the suite that it is.
I saw this band when they toured this album in the 1969 in Hamilton Ontario
Cetera is/was a world class bass player. His chops are so melodic. His bass playing is a cross between McCartney and James Jamerson.
Great choice Greybeard.
CHICAGO. Whew! This is a fantastic album. More Chicago.
Nice to have an in-house guide who is also a subscriber. Pretty cool. Because of the easy listening crap this band peddled in the 80’s, it is easy to overlook how great a band they were from their inception through the mid 70’s. Keyboardist Robert Lamm was their best songwriter back then, with Peter and Terry providing the backup vocals. I’m sure Greybeard will agree that there is something fascinating about watching someone listen to a song for the first time that you’ve known your whole life, which is why reaction channels are so successful. I only hope this music reaches more younger viewers.
One of the first concerts I ever went to was a double-header with Chicago and the Beach Boys. Lots of fun there.
One of my all time favs from Chicago! I played drums in a community band for several years & played a Chicago medley tune that included Make Me Smile, Does Anybody..., Sat. in the park & 25 or 6. Was always a blast to play! Love you guys! Keep 'em coming! :)
As there is no off-switch on my brain, owing to the very strong Yemeni Mocha Mattari (coffee) ever flowing through my veins, a notion came to me to suggest that you create a song called "3:34 or 5", which is another way of saying "25 or 6 to 4". Anyway. Thanks for this. I had never heard the full song. They were bigger than the radio portrayed.
That's a fun thought. It could also be "3:35 or :34".
Peter Cetera was a great bassist and I will continue to shout it!!!! His style of playing is similar to McCartney, James Jamerson and Duck Dunn!
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is - I stick to the original studio version because I like the opening piano as opposed to other versions. However other songs I go to the 1970 Tanglewood concert. -- (Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon" live (Tanglewood 1970) - be sure you get all 14 minutes because it has been cut up.
Greybeard is really freaking me out, man!
I KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS "NICK AND LEX TIME" AND GREYBEARD IS AWESOME AS WELL,,MUCH LOVE,KENT.
Besides our awesome musical tastes, Greybeard and I have one other thing in common...if I grow my beard, it be the same color as his!! Great to see him join in on the this musical journey you guys are on!! I hope someday to join you!! A big howdy y'all from south Texas!!!
Oh, you don't have to ask me nicely! THIS is my second favourite Chicago track.
I'm so glad you used the album version - there are so many RUclips versions that don't have the long piano intro aaarrrrggh
Still sounds great after 54 years! Every song your react to reminds me why Chicago was my favorite band in high school, and why I am so lucky to have seen them 6 times between 1970 and 1974!
This song was a favorite from the get-go, although it did get A LOT of airplay over the years!
I'm excited about how much more great Chicago music you get to discover, and the fun it will be to watch you!!
Nice to see ol' Greybeard again!
🎵❤️🎵 Debbie
I love the snappy Slingerland snare drum, at the start, so perfect ❤.
This is a great song. Big radio hit back in the day. Saw them many times, wonderful live band. Buffalo (Rich Stadium) was THE place for summer concerts. In 1975 Chicago and the Doobie Brothers played same day. Doobies were great. Rocked the place. Then Chicago, they were great too came on and some very loud Doobie fans were heckling Chicago( get off the stage, you suck, bring back Doobies). Pissed me off bc both were superstar bands and I loved both. I don't know why I'm telling you this lol. Memories..
Well I’m back to the drawing board I am working on a marathon it was going to be titled does anybody know what time it is and deal with songs in different time signatures using this song as the opener. It’s a great song one of my all-time favorites ❤️ and glad to hear it being reacted to I’ll just have to find a different song. Great job beat me to it. 😭 My watch says That Peter Cetera is a drastically under recognized bass player early Chicago songs.
That’s a great idea, Scott! May I suggest a replacement or two, if you don’t think I’m interfering? Solsbury Hill maybe? Or if you’re open to instrumentals, Take Five? I know whatever you choose will be awesome!
Can't wait to hear your picks!
Thanks for the vote of confidence 😎 I will endeavor to persevere.
CTA was one of my favorite bands, and the CTA album was the first one I ever purchased. Awesome album. When I was in High School, I played Trombone and I had a Chicago cover band. People would come and listen on the sidewalk in front of my house when we were practicing. My parents weren't impressed but put up with it. I just knew I loved their music and never expected to go anywhere with it. We were just having fun.
An excellent album still fresh 54 years later
Just another great song from a great album ... maybe their best ... and surely one of the greatest debut albums
Played this on trumpet in high school jazz band. Blast to perform!
When I was a kid in 70's, my parents were forever telling me to turn down my blaring stereo, except when I was playing Chicago when they would say, hey turn that up!
Great idea to have Eric “graybeard” in the reaction! Perfect song! And perfect friends to share this reaction with
Graybeard, doesn't it feel great for you. (me too, on the other side of the camera), to see "young folks" lovin' the snot out of "our" music?
Great vid N&L!
My favourite Chicago tune.
Musically it's an A - Lyrically it's a C. If it just had better lyrics like 25 or 6 to 4 (am)
NicknLex, This band holds many special memories for me and it is so cool to see you experience these great songs for the first time!
This cut never gets old...I do...but the music still sounds so innovative to me.
Awesome memories 💫
That really is a classic album. What I always loved about it was how some songs are smooth and orchestrated sounding and others are raw psychedelic blues rock.
We all envy Greybeard for his special access! This song was huge, and still is. Totally forgot that crazy piano intro, though!
Robert Lamm was so inspired by Gershwin Rhapsody in blue when he did his Free Piano improvisation.
Greybeard!!!
Song: NIGHT & DAY….from the Chicago Big Band CD.
This song and " Lake Shore Drive " by Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah are perfect staples to have in your car when driving.
Can't wait for more early Chicago.
Also, is Graybeard visiting or paying rent?🤣🤣🤠
I didn't realize we get a free guest spot in studio for just subscribing. That's awesome. Is airfare provided? Not a deal breaker. :)
Peter Cetera, regardless of anything else I might say about the man and his influence on the band, was a legit monster on the bass. Much respect.
Time is an abstract concept just like you described the piano into.
As a junior high trumpet/horn player I loved Chicago. The group was formed by the guys in the horn section. The horns often played the riffs that made the tune.
Wow... this brings back a bunch of memories. I bought this on vinyl in a small record store near the base I was stationed on in Germany. I had purchased some audio equipment from the base PX so I had a turntable, speakers and an amp. I lived off base so I able to CRANK IT UP. This is one of my favs off this album. Thanks for reacting to it. Take care.
I bet y’all would like “Love Or Let Me Be Lonely” 1970 studio recording by Friends Of Distinction. Great arrangement, horns, vocals it feels like 1970.
LOVE that song!!
brilliant
Great song and a great band! And a fun video, guys. 😊
63K!!!
Greatest trombone outro ever!
Would love to see you react to The Beatles song Nowhere Man.......thanks
The Single edited out the piano intro. Back in the day everybody in High School Jazz Band, Marching Band College Marching Band was playing this...a swing beat...this stuff was all called "Jazz Rock" back in the day.
This is the album cut....so good. The radio version takes out the piano, obviously.
I believe this album was one of the very first released in 4 channel surround sound way back in the day. Guess surround sound didn't catch on then either!
If you like Chicago…give a listen to….LEONID & FRIENDS…..Russian cover band (Chicago…BS&T…EW&F…)
I remember the first time hearing this…in 1969…I’m still moving!
Chicago = brilliant, groundbreaking, absolutely incredible!
Robert Lamm's singing has a great jazz vibe. His phrasing is up there with the singers of the prior generation who popularized the "standards."
Totally, Agree!! ROBERT Is A Great Singer!! One Of The Best!!❤
Excellent song .. suggest Beginnings
Met a old piano player playing at a large party who could have auditioned for this group but thought at the time if a rock band w horns would be successful ..
That guy looks like Danny Seraphine. Live at Carnegie Hall is one of the greatest albums ever recorded! TK blows the doors out of The Hall.
Enjoy the 1st half of Chicago VII! Saxophonist Walt Parazaider never wanted to write songs - he wanted to be a musician. His only songwriting contributions to the band are on the first half of Chicago VII!
Try "Call on Me," the muscial equivalent of walking through Grant Park or along the lake on a summer day.
Great piano intro these guys were sooooo talented , unique musically
Written and sung by Robert Lamm.
Awesome review. Think 3:53 is one of the most awesome introductions to a song.
As with most things Chicago, context is everything. In the late 60's early 70's AM radio ruled popular music. If you wanted a hit, it had to get mainstream AM airplay. Which also meant your song had to be between 3 minutes and 3 1/2 minutes. Chicago didn't have a "hit" until "Make Me Smile" off Chicago II. When it became a hit, their producer, James William Guercio, went back into the studio and edited this song, "Beginnings" and "questions 67 or 68" down to fit. The edits were brutal (I'm sure you can guess which part of "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? got edited out) but effective, and suddenly Chicago had multiple songs in the Top 40. They had always been the darlings of college FM radio stations, and combined with their newfound popular exposure, they were off to the races.
Hi Everyone, I was inn a Horn Group🎷🎺🎼🎵🎶 in High School If you want to see a Real Cool Video react to Chicago 1973 Saturday in the Park plus Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, there at a BBQ with friends, Family & Al Green at the end
Their Live at Tanglewood concert video from 1970 would be a good and fun full album reaction! It starts with Introduction and runs through highlights from their first two albums, including a live version of 25 or 6 to 4 that is simply amazing. I would be happy to subsidize it but your Buy Me Coffees are always sold out, 😢 ☕️ I did manage to get in one time and request Poem 58. 🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥
You have to understand the context in which this album was released. This was the period when popular rock was not just abandoning the old music styles, it was renouncing them. Acid rock was becoming the rage. The here came Chicago Transit Authority and released an album that was as much pretty "old school" jazz as it was modern rock--and, to many people's surprise--it took off. Most all of the CTA band was well musically schooled in multiple genres. While most rock bands of the era--if they used instruments other than guitars, bass, keyboards, and drums at all--used LA "session musicians" (many of them jazz musicians) for the instrumental backing. CTA did their own--and did it well. Sadly, it didn't last. In subsequent albums, Chicago became more and more "commercial" and less jazz-oriented. This first album was their best, and--musically--they never hit that peak again, despite having a lot of popularity. As far as musical talent, CTA on this first album was likely one of the most talented of the era. And few other rock bands had the musical "chops" to successfully emulate their style
If you listen closely, you can hear Terry Kath's singing in the backgroung vocals.....
Nick, you've already heard/reacted to "Poem 58" from this album which for me is my favorite Chicago tune. You commented on having to show it to Alexia as you know she would like it. We're waiting for that showing.
"Does anybody really know what time it is?" Maybe 25 or 6 to 4? 🤣(sorry) Thanks guys
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Gotta check out Chicago - Questions 67 & 68 (as well as the fantastic Leonid & Friends cover on YT)!
Aca estamos medio calengo pero estamos 💪🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Go to Leonid & Friends and listen to them do this-It will blow your mind !!!
The first four albums were amazing they changed the name because the train system made them change it it was a copyright issue. My favorite band of all time especially when Terry Kath play the guitar ❤🎉 💕
@@kbrewski1 yes you are so right an iconic logo as well as an iconic sound. Really the first jazz rock band that hit the charts. 💕 I will forever miss Terry Kath 😭❣️💕
@@kbrewski1 The logo came from two designers, John Berg and Nick Fasciano. They designed so many iconic covers and motifs for Chicago.
I don't know if reissued vinyl matches the original releases on Columbia Records, but Chicago VI was printed intaglio style by The American Bank Note Company, and you can feel the raised lines. Chicago VII was embossed like leather, Chicago VIII had the look of an embroidered patch and came with a matching iron on transfer inside. The other covers like the metal of the eponymous second album were iconic in their own rights.
@@kbrewski1 Even though I didn't need IX the Greatest Hits album, it had a cool cover artwork! Didn't like that there were radio shortened versions rather than original album cuts on a couple tracks.
Hey Graybeard; tell these kids about the Sons of Chaplin
After the release of their first album the actual Chicago Transit Authority hit them with a cease-and-desist, thus Chicago ✌️
This was the bands debut double album and their name at that time was The Chicago Transit Authority, not 'Chicago'. They were threatened with legal action by the real CTA so they truncated the name to 'Chicago' on follow-up recordings. The album was recorded in January 1969 and released with a street date of April 28, 1969, so this isn't 1970s music.
Looking forward to seeing your take on Chicago VII. It's a double LP, the last double with Terry Kath, who died not long after the release of Chicago XI.
Chicago VII is a heavily jazz influenced album, the entire side 1 and most of side 2 has no vocals. My favorite vocal track is Terry Kath's "Byblos". My GOD he was so smooth on that! No spoilers, but you hopefully enjoy that one!
I LOVE "Byblos"! Still on current playlists!
@@debrabrabenec Byblos reminds me of a girl I loved in high school back in the late 70s. We were good friends but both were too shy to make a move. She's down in Florida with her husband and family, I'm in New York with my wife, but all these years later are still good friends. I think of her fondly when I hear Byblos, happy with my own life now and glad the friendship is there even though we lost touch for 20+ years when she found a husband and moved away after college.
@@craigw1911 What a sweet story! I have several songs that also trigger wonderful memories of the past.
Musically there is another play on the title in that the piano intro has essentially no meter and then when the band kicks in goes through various meters including 5/8 and 6/8 (i.e. "does anybody know what "time signature" this song is in?) before settling into 4/4.
Chicago Transit Authority was told by the city of Chicago they had to change their name.
I hope this is the album version. This song was heavily edited to play on AM radio
Please checkout Beginnings from this album.
First time reaction? As they sing along to the song.
Check out "If You Leave Me Now"!!!!!!!!
"Questions 67 & 68"
If you like Chicago so much then do more of their songs especially their deep cuts not their big hits everybody knows their big hits but they have other songs. That are just as great and some cases better than their hits
But the channel is for THEM to discover music they haven't heard- even the big hits!
Actually it's 6 to 4... The clock is hard to see though cause I'm sitting cross-leg on the floor.