Ghetto symphony.

Never heard him before but l will check his music out for sure

Peter Cetera left Chicago before this song.

Please play band Diesel and song Sausalito Summer nights it is a great one hit wonder

YvOne of my favorites!! Kind of "Alternative Jazz Music" with a hint of "Bossa Nova". not so commercial and that's the best part of it!!.. 👍👍👍

I bought this album in 1993...

Gloria Estefan and Sheena Eastons voices are especially beautiful. Icons in their own right, but very similar song style and structure. Love this song.

That was fire... He would die in front of most of them... Especially Nitty... But respect!!

A Real Soul Classic!

My sister got me listening to Michael Franks back in the 80s

This song was originally sung by the undisputed truth kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKSZiGd8h5hsp7Msi=bKD3gyBVzxCWhuui

Congrats! You are the first reactor I have seen doing Franks. -He always has the best musicians-. Check out his 'The Art of Tea' album, Night Moves is a great tune.

The jester in a cast was Bob Dylan was in a cast from a motorcycle crash.

Blast from the past. Thank you, Angela.

Maybe my favorite of all time!!!

You must know this!!!

I miss the Terry Kath days. They remained a great band, always, but with Terry Kath, they had an edge, you know, bluesy with that special 'thing' that makes a band legendary.

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

Sweetie say you love me by Chicago it has the lead singer Jason scheff he took over after Peter Cetera loud but the original lead singer was Bill Kaplan. Chicago had its biggest hits after Jason scheff became the lead singer the late eighties and nineties there is sound changed a bit but they still had the brass section and amazing vocals. Another great song is this song called if she would have been faithful also with Jason scheff lead singing

Great song, very well produced. You don't hear material like this anymore. Too bad....

The song does have a reference to, word- war one in it. When the zar/king of Russia was assassinated in Europe. Word-war, one began. In other words that's what started the war. The song is about how much humans have in common with Lucifer.

most maybe don't know this the Temptations kicked out there leed singer and the choreographer and they formed their own Temptations group so there were 2 group's. called The Temptations at the same time. I was in high school when this happened. They both went on Ture, so we had the real Temptations and the Phony Temptations so if you had tickets the 1st thing asked are you seeing the real Temptations. We all thought the voice was the real Ts after seeing the movie several years ago Eddie was added to the group sometime after they started but didn't become famous until after he started singing for them. so the real and the phony were just the opposite? Hope you are just as confused with this note as we were!

Michael Franks "Popsicle Toes" is really cute

Fists in your glove. Like a boxing glove.

Bill Champlin, who joined the band around 1981, sang on this track.

You cried , we cried , everyone and everything cried , even the Angels cried. Good Lord , very nice song, beautiful voice , very well interpreted. Thanks

Should have watched original video, would have seen them playing, but you wouldn't have recognized Bill singing, he lost about 75 lbs, shaved, got long hair and without Peter two singers instead of 3. Song on your phone , he and Peter sang together, never him singing alone. But far from back singer, shared songs with Peter, Hard Habit big examples. And about ones blocked, went to that page because you said could watch it. Did, followed you on it, since, each time seeing ones blocked from KZbin, few to see, mostly have to pay, not what I wanted. Why have that on page if isn't free like KZbin? 😡

Brings back alot of great memories going out on the weekends ,cruising with friends,and just enjoying life,Hanging out and the music was fun .The 80's was a fantastic time period.I wished the kids of today could go back in time and actually live in that time just for a weekend just to see and experience how it was.

Love ❤ George Benson !!! Just discovered your channel ❤ it too !! 😊

Please check out "In the eye of the storm" by Michael F. ❤👍💥💯

Slightly different sound to this one and doesn't sound like Peter Cetera as you say Angela. Still good and Power Ballad as you say-Colin Ward

Bill came with quite a pedigree as a songwriter. He'd already won a Grammy as a cowriter for *After The Love Is Gone" by Earth Wind & Fire a decade before this.

I was lucky enough to see Chicago in Toronto in the early 70s...what a great experience hearing their original sound!

This is a cool and breezy song, Really good with great backing -Colin Ward

Love it when Angela looks at the camera during the song 👁️👁️♥️

zzzzzzz. All the great old Chicago and.....I will shut up now.

Yes, you are correct: this IS a "totally different band." There are TWO Chicago's, the original lineup (1967 - 1978), and after. Chicago's best music, the "rock & roll band with horns" were the original lineup. Peter Cetera stayed until 1985, but even then, the brass section was mostly written out. You really should listen to the ORIGINAL Chicago first ;). Try Chicago's "Call on Me" next.

KEY WORD MAN POWERFUL SONG 😢

Michael Franks next selection should be " The lady wants to know"

They weren’t the same without Peter Cetera but this was one of their best without him

Been in three major accidents and died twice an the broken heart is still the worst

In 1963 my sister and I were playing hide and seek with my father we didn't find him until 1997 - Papa was a Rolling Stone

Saw Chicago live just before Peter left at Alpine Valley. 2nd best concert I ever saw. 90 minutes of old Chicago, 90 minutes of new Chicago.

Wow, good call Joe! I 'd never thought Angela would ever react to this song. If I'm not mistaken, this was Chicago's last number one hit written by who else, Diane Warren. Bill Champlin brought an unique and expressive voice to the band when he joined in the end of '81. He did sing backup and was seen in the 'Hard for me to Say Im Sorry" video Angela reacted. It was the group's first number one since 1976's "If you leave me now". Champlin is well known for co writing the huge hit "After The Love is Gone" for Earth Wind And Fire. After Cetera left the group Champlin and Jason Scheff took over most of the vocals for the group. Skeptical by many Chicago fans, Scheff did very well in his first album hitting Number 3 on the charts with 'Will You Sill Love Me?" Sorry you were a little disappointed, La. But while Cetera was still in Chicago from "Hard for Me to Say Im Sorry (1982) til his departure in '85, there were hits Chicago had with the band using horns along with Cetera's vocals. "Along Comes A Woman" is a good one and "Hard habit to Break" was a huge hit that was featured in Cetera's last album with Chicago (1984) that also had "You're in the Inspiration". Its interesting how Angela brought up how the band's sound changed. I remembered watching Chicago's behind the music on VH1 years ago, co founder and sax player Walt Parazaider brought up how the band wouldnt sign with record companies because they'd just wanted the power ballads, they wanted to get rid of the horns. To Parazaider's credit, the band stuck to their guns. Parazaider said about taking the horns away, "it was like they wanted to take the piano away from Elton John, it doesnt happen".

Even in the early days Peter Cetera, Robert Lamm and Terry Kath took turns singing lead. 😊

Possibly the best of the insipid ballad era. 1967 -1977 Terry Kath era, the rock era like 25 or 6 to 4. 1978 - 1985 Cetera insipid ballad band era. 1985 - today fusion of hits nothing really new, this and a couple other hits. Robert Lamm last of the original lead singers (Saturday in the Park) takes over directional lead.

Angela, Peter left Chicago in 1985, so he was long gone by the time this was released. His final album was Chicago 17. Power ballads are what you mainly get from Chicago after Terry Kath's passing in 1978. Bill Champlin is on lead vocals here. He is not an original member of the group.

I went to HS with Prince. He was obsessed with this song

This was the first album after Peter Cetera left the band - Still good, but different for sure.

I think this video came when Peter left to chase a solo Career