@@geoffreyfletcher9426 It's not taking anything away from the other members to say Terry was the heart and soul of the band. Chicago was never the same after his passing.
@@geoffreyfletcher9426 and I agree that each member played a vital role in the success of Chicago. In my opinion though, Terry was the cog that really made Chicago what it was.
This whole concert is freaking amazing. Please react to: Does anybody really know what time it is. Sung by Robert Lamm. Terry's a beast on guitar and having 3 singers with distinctive voices is fantastic.
You guys are awesome!!! Love Terry Kath! Make Me Smile was my childhood song and my ambition to play horns for 18 years!!!! His voice will never ever be replicated. Nor his guitar ability!
The appreciation you bros. have for the music blows my mind! I love everything about this video and what you said came straight from your hearts. Renee was so kind to send the awesome T-shirts! I think my favorite is the AC/DC shirt because it reminds me of the 9th grade, carrying around my transistor radio hoping to catch it if they played any of it on the radio. Haha! Those days are so long ago! This entire video made ME SMILE!
This song was part of a suite of songs they performed live called "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon" which started and ended with this song, hence the cut in the video... there were songs they cut in this video. Watch the whole thing, or listen to Ballet... in it's entirety on Chicago: Live at Carnegie Hall. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballet_for_a_Girl_in_Buchannon
Terry was a force of nature, a shooting star, a bright beautiful full moon that eclipsed too soon. I still get choked up just even listening to them. It helps to appreciate the fact that they had the worldwide success they deserved and enjoyed it while they were very young. But Terry, you broke a million hearts on January 23, 1978, not the least of which was mine.💔
I wish I could yell you there is a live version of "Poem 58" on here but I don't know of one so I recommend the studio version. It is so incredible. Their hardest song and Terry is the heart beat of it......
Lol You got it bros. I'm 45, so I don't remember the Terry Kath years. Just the '80's after Terry passed away. And Chicago was good and very popular, but damn, Chicago in the '70's with Terry, was AMAZING!. JIMI HENDRIX said that Terry Kath was better than him.😳 Anyway, good job fellas. 👏 I actually came here because I got reminded of my best friend who died in 2000 in a car accident. He always played this on the juke box and said "listen to those horns son". Great song!👍🤘
Yes, it's cut because Make Me Smile is just a short piece of Ballet for a Girl in Buchanan - it's kind of classically built with four movements in total iow - Make Me Smile and Colour My World are part of the same song. Most people don;t even get it... early Chicago was very progressive, soul rock with a heavy jazz influence like Mile's Kind of Blue, arrayed with long format themes like that of Yes or ELP...
Wasn't at Tanglewood but I did see Chicago at the famous Saturday in the Park concert in Soldier Field Chicago in September 1977. Almost 3 hours of music from 7 very talented professionals. Crying shame the group became an insipid ballad band after Terry died. Delayed their induction into the Hall of Fame by at least two decades.
I was there, TG....cause the following January - during my senior year of HS (Schurz) - we lost him - and I still haven't gotten over it. The band had to go on, but the dynamic changed without Terry.
Sometime you should listen to the entire Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon from Chicago II. It is 13 minutes long and includes several movements including Make Me Smile and Colour My World. That’s why you saw the cut in the live video. Make Me Smile begins and concludes the “Ballet.”
If you haven't already, check out the studio version of 'Ballet For A Girl From Buchanon'. It's a suite of several songs, it starts with 'Make Me Smile' and ends with 'Now I Need You', which is the 'continuation' of 'Make Me Smile'. 'Colour My World' is in it too. It was all written by the trombonist, James Pankow. It's not just that's it's such great music, it's the fact that it's a complicated piece of music with constant key changes. I don't know how he ever came up with all that. You two definitely have a good grasp of what truly great rock and roll is. On a big departure from Chicago, you need to check out some Spirit. They had a very unique and diverse sound. most people just know 'Nature's Way' and 'I Got A Line On You', maybe '1984' . All great songs. But they had a lot of other great stuff. Check out 'Fresh Garbage', 'When I Touch You' and 'Dark Eyed Woman'.
You have to react to Poem 58 of their debut album, Chicago Transit Authority. It shows a completely different side of the band and demonstrates Terry Kath's enormous talent on the guitar. Extremely underappreciated guitarist.
IMO Terry Kath was Chicago. Check Out Color My World live. Jimi Hendrix was once asked what it felt like to be the best guitarist of all and he replied “ I don’t know, ask Terry Kath” Hendrix was fascinated with Terry’s skills.
Jimi Hendrix once told Terry he was the best guitarist he’s ever seen, better than Hendrix. 🤷🏻♂️ Chicago was a hit machine in the 1970’s. They were ALWAYS on the radio!
This was a cut of the seven part suite "Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon". It opens with Make Me Smile and closes with "Now More Than Ever". Those two parts welded together made the "single" release of "Make Me Smile" as heard on the radio and in this video. The suite in the middle has "Colour My World" also sung by Kath. On the debut album Chicago Transit Authority you need to react to "Poem 58". Kath on guitar will blow your mind!
You need to try and find the documentary called, Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago. It’s a really good documentary about the beginnings of the band and their trip to success. It’s told by the members themselves. I highly recommend it. Maybe one of your subscribers can find it and mail it to you as a gift.
The studio version of this song is actually a lot better than this particular live rendition and in order to isolate Make Me Smile in it's whole, it needed to be edited from the whole ballet; so you are correct about the cut leaving out the in between suites. Here's the link to the of the edited version off one of their compilation albums, so you can hear it the same way you heard the live version: ruclips.net/video/nMk-Qdajf3M/видео.html
Agree about studio version on this one. But ...you gotta check out this unbelievable Chicago Tribute Band from Russia! Holy cow. A full orchestra called LEONID AND FRIENDS. Lots of videos on RUclips of them. Mind blowing actually. And they do NOT speak English, but sing it with perfect diction and feel the lyrics. Hits every note. Enjoy. 🎵🎵🎵
You need to react to "Poem 58" and "Thank you, great spirit" which is a tribute to Hendrix. Btw, you have to react to Hendrix live when he plays with his teeth. The song is "Hey joe"
Yes! Please do watch documentary The Terry Kath Experience. They tell how Terry "wrote" the song Intoduction, the first song on their first album. Then please please please react to Introduction studio version. It has my favorite TK guitar solo. Respectfully submitted. Bart
kind of blows my mind that terry kath could also sing .. along with being a genius on guitar .. so sad he blew his brains out by being an idiot.. sheeeit.. so it goes. all the great ones seem to go like that jimi .. joplin. Jim Morrison .. Momma Cas thankfully Ozzy still lives on bless him!~
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The original Chicago lineup was Chicago at its best. Once they lost Terry Kath, it was never the same. He was the heart and soul of the band.
True story
Actually, James Pankow deserves equal credit for CHICAGO'S success as his orchestrations for brass were outstanding!
@@geoffreyfletcher9426 It's not taking anything away from the other members to say Terry was the heart and soul of the band. Chicago was never the same after his passing.
Sorry...of course I agree with you about how CHICAGO was never the same after KATH'S passing!
@@geoffreyfletcher9426 and I agree that each member played a vital role in the success of Chicago. In my opinion though, Terry was the cog that really made Chicago what it was.
This whole concert is freaking amazing.
Please react to: Does anybody really know what time it is. Sung by Robert Lamm.
Terry's a beast on guitar and having 3 singers with distinctive voices is fantastic.
You guys are awesome!!! Love Terry Kath! Make Me Smile was my childhood song and my ambition to play horns for 18 years!!!! His voice will never ever be replicated. Nor his guitar ability!
have you seen: "The Terry Kath Experience" - "a documentary about a daughter discovering the legacy of her father"
Killer documentary. A must watch for Chicago fans 🤟
I love Chicago!! One of the best bands ever
The appreciation you bros. have for the music blows my mind! I love everything about this video and what you said came straight from your hearts. Renee was so kind to send the awesome T-shirts! I think my favorite is the AC/DC shirt because it reminds me of the 9th grade, carrying around my transistor radio hoping to catch it if they played any of it on the radio. Haha! Those days are so long ago! This entire video made ME SMILE!
I love Terry Kath!! How nice of Renee to get you those radical shirts! Nice!
This song was part of a suite of songs they performed live called "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon" which started and ended with this song, hence the cut in the video... there were songs they cut in this video. Watch the whole thing, or listen to Ballet... in it's entirety on Chicago: Live at Carnegie Hall. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballet_for_a_Girl_in_Buchannon
Love you guys. Rest In Peace Terry Kath
My all time favorite Chicago song.
Love this band!
Terry was a force of nature, a shooting star, a bright beautiful full moon that eclipsed too soon. I still get choked up just even listening to them. It helps to appreciate the fact that they had the worldwide success they deserved and enjoyed it while they were very young. But Terry, you broke a million hearts on January 23, 1978, not the least of which was mine.💔
Yup. You got the cut version. The intact Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon (live at Tanglewood, MA) is available eleswhere on youtube.
Tanglewood is an awesome venue. Saw James Taylor there and it's just a great place.
George!!! Love it!!!
I wish I could yell you there is a live version of "Poem 58" on here but I don't know of one so I recommend the studio version. It is so incredible. Their hardest song and Terry is the heart beat of it......
Lol You got it bros. I'm 45, so I don't remember the Terry Kath years. Just the '80's after Terry passed away. And Chicago was good and very popular, but damn, Chicago in the '70's with Terry, was AMAZING!. JIMI HENDRIX said that Terry Kath was better than him.😳 Anyway, good job fellas. 👏 I actually came here because I got reminded of my best friend who died in 2000 in a car accident. He always played this on the juke box and said "listen to those horns son". Great song!👍🤘
Yes, it's cut because Make Me Smile is just a short piece of Ballet for a Girl in Buchanan - it's kind of classically built with four movements in total iow - Make Me Smile and Colour My World are part of the same song. Most people don;t even get it... early Chicago was very progressive, soul rock with a heavy jazz influence like Mile's Kind of Blue, arrayed with long format themes like that of Yes or ELP...
Wasn't at Tanglewood but I did see Chicago at the famous Saturday in the Park concert in Soldier Field Chicago in September 1977. Almost 3 hours of music from 7 very talented professionals. Crying shame the group became an insipid ballad band after Terry died. Delayed their induction into the Hall of Fame by at least two decades.
I was there, TG....cause the following January - during my senior year of HS (Schurz) - we lost him - and I still haven't gotten over it. The band had to go on, but the dynamic changed without
Terry.
Sometime you should listen to the entire Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon from Chicago II. It is 13 minutes long and includes several movements including Make Me Smile and Colour My World. That’s why you saw the cut in the live video. Make Me Smile begins and concludes the “Ballet.”
seconded!
If you haven't already, check out the studio version of 'Ballet For A Girl From Buchanon'. It's a suite of several songs, it starts with 'Make Me Smile' and ends with 'Now I Need You', which is the 'continuation' of 'Make Me Smile'. 'Colour My World' is in it too. It was all written by the trombonist, James Pankow. It's not just that's it's such great music, it's the fact that it's a complicated piece of music with constant key changes. I don't know how he ever came up with all that. You two definitely have a good grasp of what truly great rock and roll is. On a big departure from Chicago, you need to check out some Spirit. They had a very unique and diverse sound. most people just know 'Nature's Way' and 'I Got A Line On You', maybe '1984' . All great songs. But they had a lot of other great stuff. Check out 'Fresh Garbage', 'When I Touch You' and 'Dark Eyed Woman'.
Terry Kath was a legend and gone way too soon. He was a virtuoso on the guitar. RIP Terry
Prabably the most talented band of the 70s . great talents way above many bands if that era
You have to react to Poem 58 of their debut album, Chicago Transit Authority. It shows a completely different side of the band and demonstrates Terry Kath's enormous talent on the guitar. Extremely underappreciated guitarist.
You've really tapped in something special with this one.
The Boston shirt fire!
Hey Bros! If you liked this video, the full uncut version will really make you smile! ruclips.net/video/iFWdkBvxDoA/видео.html
Super cool Song love you guys
God how I miss Terry Kath 💔🎸🎤
Try Chicago's "Question 67 & 68"
🎸💯❤ Chicago jams HARD‼🤯🔥
I love you guys!!!!!!!!!
You guys are awesome
IMO Terry Kath was Chicago. Check Out Color My World live. Jimi Hendrix was once asked what it felt like to be the best guitarist of all and he replied “ I don’t know, ask Terry Kath” Hendrix was fascinated with Terry’s skills.
Actually, I believe Hendrix said "I don't know. Ask the guy in Chicago."
Jimi Hendrix once told Terry he was the best guitarist he’s ever seen, better than Hendrix. 🤷🏻♂️ Chicago was a hit machine in the 1970’s. They were ALWAYS on the radio!
This was a cut of the seven part suite "Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon". It opens with Make Me Smile and closes with "Now More Than Ever". Those two parts welded together made the "single" release of "Make Me Smile" as heard on the radio and in this video. The suite in the middle has "Colour My World" also sung by Kath.
On the debut album Chicago Transit Authority you need to react to "Poem 58". Kath on guitar will blow your mind!
You need to try and find the documentary called, Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago. It’s a really good documentary about the beginnings of the band and their trip to success. It’s told by the members themselves. I highly recommend it. Maybe one of your subscribers can find it and mail it to you as a gift.
The studio version of this song is actually a lot better than this particular live rendition and in order to isolate Make Me Smile in it's whole, it needed to be edited from the whole ballet; so you are correct about the cut leaving out the in between suites. Here's the link to the of the edited version off one of their compilation albums, so you can hear it the same way you heard the live version:
ruclips.net/video/nMk-Qdajf3M/видео.html
Agree about studio version on this one. But ...you gotta check out this unbelievable Chicago Tribute Band from Russia! Holy cow. A full orchestra called LEONID AND FRIENDS. Lots of videos on RUclips of them. Mind blowing actually. And they do NOT speak English, but sing it with perfect diction and feel the lyrics. Hits every note. Enjoy. 🎵🎵🎵
Terrific song, but the uncut version from this concert is much better.
RIP 🙏 Terry...
Voice of Ray Charles.. guitar skills of Hendrix. RIP
Hey Guy's!! Check out the band called, The Warning!
Please check out their Introduction Song
Off their first album🔥💯
Chicago ~ "Baby what a big surprise" and "Just you and me".... (studio please)
What’s going on brothers I’ve requested a couple of songs but I guess you guys aren’t interesting in my music when I am a music guru keep rocking boys
Kath
Next should be "South California Purples" or "Poem 58" from Chicago Transit Authority album.
Looooooove Chicago! ❤😊
Did you guys do "Beginnings" by Chicago? If not, you should check that one out too...
You need to react to "Poem 58" and "Thank you, great spirit" which is a tribute to Hendrix.
Btw, you have to react to Hendrix live when he plays with his teeth. The song is "Hey joe"
Yes! Please do watch documentary The Terry Kath Experience. They tell how Terry "wrote" the song Intoduction, the first song on their first album. Then please please please react to Introduction studio version. It has my favorite TK guitar solo. Respectfully submitted. Bart
Please consider some of Freddie Mercury's solo stuff. "Love Kills" and "Living on my Own". Thank you
Terry Kath was an amazing force of nature gone too soon.
You have an audio issue somewhere. This song is a beat too fast!!
kind of blows my mind that terry kath could also sing .. along with being a genius on guitar .. so sad he blew his brains out by being an idiot.. sheeeit.. so it goes. all the great ones seem to go like that jimi .. joplin. Jim Morrison .. Momma Cas
thankfully Ozzy still lives on bless him!~
Leonid & Friends. A fresh but worthy echo of Chicago.
nice choice; unfortunate cut.
The original was much better. This does not reflect how good this song really is.
Early Chi town was great, but they sucked as they continued through the years!
everytime you speak the volume on the music cuts way down RUINING IT
Then listen to the music elsewhere.
This is a reaction channel.