Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 (Live at Tanglewood, 1970) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska

Hi guys!!!
Today I chose to react to Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 (Live at Tanglewood, 1970). OMG…. THIS WAS SUPER COOL. LOVED IT SO MUCH. THEY'RE INSANE, BUT IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE!:)))
I’m so grateful and thankful to you guys. Thank you so much for your love, support, and most importantly, patience!:) Appreciate it so much.:)
THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FOR VOTING!!!!:))
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[@TheDamafly]

Early Chicago with guitarist Terry Kath is so great .

[@rickbrewer1419]

Terry Kath is massively underrated

[@andrewmadeloni7173]

The whole Tanglewood Concert is a masterclass in live music. Terry Kath on guitar took Chicago to a pinnacle!

[@jasonremy1627]

This is one of my favorite live videos of all time. When you realize 1) how young these guys are and 2) how tight the band is. I mean, they're FIXING THE DRUMS during the intro, and they still don't miss a beat.

[@daveheesen9174]

for the first time I heard Terry Kath say"Usual" lmao...great song

[@LINDA-jy3ov]

Bobby Was Doing The Roadies Job!!

[@jasonremy1627]

@@LINDA-jy3ov when you're already dividing the gate receipts seven ways, I think you can be your own roadie.

[@Rassskle]

Fixing the drums ? Definitely a touch of bi play to facilitate the cool lead in to the song.....

[@billbabcock1833]

I remember the first time I heard Chicago in a friend's basement. It was 1969 and I was 15. It was the first time I'd ever heard a horn section in rock music. I bought the album the next day. I still have it. p.s. - Love the hair.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@eddiemagallanes6864]

Saw them live at Carnegie hall they were amazing not sure if it was 69 or70 the Drummer played a solo about ten minutes

[@jeffschielka7845]

Grew up in Chicago listening to CHICAGO. Home sweet home!!😎

[@joesmith6524]

Nice,seen them live back in the 70s!

[@kubulajagodzinski4355]

Great song choice to react Rebeka

[@freeform2985]

Hello Rebeka, The best way to get started with Chicago would be the first song from the first album. Chicago Transit Authority. The song is simply titled “Introduction“ to give you a quick little tour around the band. Plus you get the thick, rich vocals of Terry Kath the guitarist at the time.

[@mmayer4409]

Yes, and Kath’s “free form guitar” made me want to pick a guitar and make some noise…. 👊🏻

[@scottchapin2323]

Terry Kath was simply an amazing guitar player

[@booboo8577]

Jimi loved Terry's playing. He said Terry was better than him.

[@wesalker3479]

Their early stuff is just SOOO much better than the later stuff, after Terry died . . .

[@catmanpc9166]

No doubt. They were my first two concerts. Both at the Yale Bowl in 1972(?). My older brother who was in college took me and another older brother (I'm the last of five). I think Delaney and Bonnie opened. The brother who brought us was in college at SO CT STATE COLLEGE and I'm 10 years younger, so I was 10 I guess. Alot of mean green ((what's that smell?). About 3-4 years later the other brother took me with his friends to see them, again at the Yale Bowl Now, us three are the only ones left.....but I'm still the coolest.... By the way, Terry Kath is quite good, eh? P

[@LINDA-jy3ov]

The First Time I Saw CHICAGO Was At CHICAGO STADIUM In 1973 THE BEACH BOYS Opened For Them.

[@wesalker3479]

@@LINDA-jy3ov Philadelphia Spectrum for me . . . must have been the same tour!

[@samnichles447]

Salt Lake City in 1975. Glad I saw them before Terry’s tragic accident.

[@rnrweb1968]

So great that you and Terry almost have the same hair cut style!! Lol! Believe me, it's a great thing!! He was a guitar legend!! Love it! ❤️

[@davidmyers5916]

Thanks for this video; this is one of the best LIVE guitar solos ever! Terry Kath, the guitar player, was an incredible guitarist, who unfortunately died too young. This solo alone should put him one the best of lists for guitar. Maybe you don't see him because his career was so short.

[@vicprovost2561]

That whole concert was fire as were the Tanglewood shows by The Who, Jethro Tull and the Jefferson Airplane. I live 20 minutes from Tanglewood and have seen tons of great shows there, it is an electric and beautiful venue. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎺🎷🎶

[@vicprovost2561]

Their first album is one of the best ever, and their first several albums are utterly classic.

[@jasonremy1627]

It's beautiful out there. I love the Berkshires!

[@paulocarvalho6480]

The way you moved your body and your facial expressions tell it all. Glad to see young people enjoying the music we grew up with. Keep it up. Kind regards, stay safe and healthy.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@paulocarvalho6480]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You have to react to their song "I'm a Man" from this same show. It's a complete banger.

[@jeraldkimball494]

This is the music of my youth. Sort of was my anthem through high school.

[@jeraldkimball494]

Young lady you make me smile so much with your spirit. Makes me feel so great to see you enjoying the music like this !

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Rebeka! Chicago is known for their horn section. The first five albums are pure masterpieces. I believe they have released over 30 albums. Hall of Famers!!!!😎

[@ronpotter9810]

They released their 38th in 2022.

[@craigw1911]

I would include Chicago VII. It was such an experimental double LP. The first several tracks were all instrumentals. Terry Kath's Byblos is a beautiful track on that album. Wishing You Were Here and Call On Me were two hits from VII.

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@craigw1911 Could of easily said their first seven. 😎

[@craigw1911]

@@jeffschielka7845 I'm hardcore in the Terry Kath era, CTA - XI. XI brought back some of the edginess missing in X, which was a sign of the upcoming "pop" that watered them down after Terry's death.

[@quixote6942]

Some "Out there" songs you could react to are... Edgar Winters "Frankenstein" (the Live version shows how many instruments he plays),.. "Hocus Pocus" by Focus (AGAIN, the Live version shows the Lead singers Talent with other Instruments as well as CRAZY Vocals), but for Energy, try Ram Jam's "Black Betty".... GREAT Reaction, BTW!

[@metalmark1214]

I don't know you are into any metal, if so, check out Overkill's Frankenstein cover Iron Maiden's Hocus Pocus cover Metal Church's Black Betty cover

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@cliftonparago4547]

Chicago was built around the 3 horns. This rock band, rather than lots of guitars they used horns. That is why you hear a slight jazz influence.

[@davexvs]

During the summer of 1969, Cetera was accosted by four men - he stated they were Marines - while attending a baseball game at Dodger Stadium. His jaw was broken in three places and had to be wired shut so it could heal. this had a lasting affect on him jutting his chin out while singing that gave the affect you were seeing his vocal chords have lasted for years after {:-) PAV UK

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you for this fact.🙏🏼😊

[@craigw1911]

Truth. That happened before the band was to go to Columbia Studios in NYC to record their second album, where this track appears on the second disc of the 2 LP album. They recorded it with his jaw wired.

[@williamcabell142]

Terry was the heart and soul…they turned into radio clap trap after his death God; rest his soul! This performance is in my hall of fame! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@timtubemusic]

saw them in concert three times. Great band gave us so many hit. Back then we had a number of bands that had horns or a brass section that made beautiful music.

[@mikefixx7177]

Its so refreshing to see the younger generations reacting to the greatest music ever made.

[@joelok48]

Love watching you react, chair dancing, drumming, shaking your head like Kath. Honest and soulful. Very enjoyable.😄

[@chrislegner4816]

Impossible to overstate how groundbreaking this stuff was for the time. Even more remarkable is well it has aged. Well done commentary after the song.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@tomcollens4621]

Amazing band. Again, groundbreaking. The Beatles used brass, but it was not mainstream, & not with a guy like Kath on guitar!

[@georgec6639]

Takes me back to Vietnam. New music was slow to come from the States. I had friends record a NY radio station (WNEW FM) (Alison Steele ..The Nightbird). Wonderful how a song can lift you up and carry you to another time and place instantly. TY Rebeka

[@joenewman6494]

Excellent reaction pure 70’s rock and I love your hair.🔥🔥🔥

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@joenewman6494]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic ❤️

[@paulconnett3654]

This is a Classic that always gives me a smile and spring in my step..Do not mess with the Trombone.. passionate reaction Rebeka.x Cheer's Gorgeous 🇬🇧

[@mr.knowitall6440]

Another band with a great horn section is Oingo Boingo. They're from the 80's, so a different style, but some really great music!

[@PhilPastor]

Great reaction, Rebeka! I love early Chicago with Terry Kath (RIP) on guitar... the man was a beast on guitar.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@eemanuel4655]

Great great reaction.. Love the hair.. Glad you enjoyed it.. That lead singer went on to a huge solo career, including #1 songs and numerous top 20 hits... Peter was just one of three lead singers in that band.. Hard o believe that was 50 plus years ago..

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@graemehossack7401]

Try listening to their version on "I'm a man", also filmed at Tanglewood.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

I don't know whose hair was flying around more during Terry's solo...Yours or his!! (LOL) Goes to show ya, great musicians know thier instrument so well they don't have to see it to play..They just go by feel and what they hear. But what smoked me about it was he used no phase, no wah-pedal, no whammy bar, just fast fingers and creativity!! Fun reaction, Rebeka!!

[@billhooten6377]

That's the way you react to a song -- allow the beat to move you. This is a song that you can't sit still for. This song has been rocking people for 50 years!!!

[@LINDA-jy3ov]

My All Time Favorite Band!!

[@protonneutron9046]

One of my all time favorites. Kath was awesome. R.I.P. man

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Great reaction. Best guitarist and the band is amazing. Maybe Do more Chicago from that show. Thanks and your hair rocks.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Outstanding performance and beautiful reaction. Beks feeling good is always a pleasure.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@danbartels6473]

Make me Smile or Saturday in the Park would be good next choices. Loved your reaction! ❤

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@mr.knowitall6440]

This guitar player was so good, that when Jimi Hendrix was watching him play, he said "Man, I wish I could play like that!"... 😎

[@DarrellFanning-bx7xz]

Nah, didn't happen but makes for a good story. Hendrix admired kaths playing but believe it or not his favorite was Billy gibbons.

[@gcarap]

One of the most iconic guitar solos ever! None other than Jimi Hendrix once called Terry Kath "The greatest guitarist in the universe." Now they are both jamming together in the sky.

[@buckeyegirl16]

It still confuses me how the dude that the #1 guitarist on every list out there called his #1 isn't on any list. Yeah he died early but so have many others on those lists. The fact he's not considered in the top 100 is crazy.

[@DarrellFanning-bx7xz]

Nice story but not true. Hendrix never said it but as long as there is internet it will keep being repeated.

[@gcarap]

@@DarrellFanning-bx7xz What are you talking about? Jimi absolutely said it, that is not even arguable. And he actually said it at least twice, although not exact same words.

[@gcarap]

@@buckeyegirl16 Best guess is because Terry's career was so short?

[@you166mhz]

Jimi Hendrix saw Terry Kath (guitarist) playing live and he said - "that's the best guitarist I've have ever seen" ... (fact) ... BTW --- I've seen Terry and the band live - front row ... yes - they were awesome ...

[@gigantor62]

Wow! Love the new hair style Rebeka. As always, great reaction to a great song.

[@verribarry]

I'm always amazed at your ability to change your look and style every video....especially your hair color...you should have a beauty guide channel.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@trevorholden7423]

So cool to watch you rockin' out Bec, you funny funny gal! This is a classic track with Terry Kath on magical guitar solo!

[@1j007zm]

Great reaction! 😃 Chicago has 3 great singers, Robert Lamm wrote this song but it's sung by Peter Cetera, I recommend a reaction to "Beginnings" live @ Tanglewood, same concert, and notice the fun the band is having, and you can also hear Robert Lamm sing the song. Thank you! Peace! ☮

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@chrishickey7502]

Add the late and great Terry Kath who provided vocals.

[@1j007zm]

@@chrishickey7502 So true!, 😃 I'm so ashamed 😱I forgot to write his name in. Chicago was never the same after Terry passed, 😢 I celebrated his birthday (1/31/1946) the other day by playing Chicago music for most of the day. Thank you! Peace! ☮

[@penfold7455]

To add another suggestion here, look for another Tanglewood video of Chicago's on here; this one should be for a suite of songs they wrote collectively called "Ballet For Buchannon" . It brought about two hit songs: "Make Me Smile" and " Color My World".

[@CactusCatt]

I'm one of the biggest Chicago fans ever. Love them so much, have been to many concerts and I own every album they've ever put out. That being said, you folks need to do a search for Leonid & Friends and listen to their 25 or 6 to 4. They are the ultimate tribute band and if you know Chicago like I do, you'll see that they play the song note for note. Since all of the original Chicago guys (inlcuding me) are old dudes now, Leonid & Friends are a re-birth of Chicago. Catch one of their concerts. You won't be disappointed.

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 One of my favourite bands of all time !

[@ronpotter9810]

Many people consider Jimi Hendrix to be the greatest guitar player ever. Jimi said it was Terry Kath.

[@axelpenn2131]

Terry Kath R.I.P make me smile another banger from Chicago transit Authority!

[@JFinSD2]

Terry Kath's solo brings tears to my eyes. It is such an epic solo and unfortunately he left us way before his time.

[@davidthomas9276]

Yes, that solo alone could go in the Hall of Fame. Wild, out of control but not, and at the same time dead on in the heart of the song.

[@billtaylor3382]

Chicago was great in the 70's Loved the Band

[@paulkirk9168]

Hi Rebeka, so glad you enjoyed some classic early Chicago with Terry Kath ( one of Jimi Hendrix favourite guitarists along with Rory Gallagher & Jeff Beck ). Rock on beautiful girl!

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@timmiszkowski9222]

The Legend of Terry Kath on guitar. Awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@musician4life451]

They were unique group in that they skillfully big band with rock and roll. There were a few other groups with a horn section - Sky and the Family Stone, Tower of Power, Earth Wind and Power - but none could match Chicago's rock and roll feel of their music especially in their earlier years,

[@you166mhz]

Blood Sweat and Tears --- (song - Spinning Wheel) ...

[@musician4life451]

@@you166mhz true

[@dennisgschmidt6167]

Especially SEX MACHINE by Sly and the Family Stone

[@joebarrera9741]

Thank you for this comment ...enjoy this bana ESPECIALLY TERRY KATH on guitar...stunning solo..

[@rogercaruso9337]

Amazing band excellent guitar player

[@LINDA-jy3ov]

Thank_You REBEKA!!

[@jimallison6125]

I saw these guys in a free concert at Miami-Dade Jr. College in around 1970. Great concert and high energy.

[@joebarrera9741]

Vocals are awesome 👌 amazing band ..one of the best in the world

[@metalmark1214]

I knew you'd like this one Rebeka. A great live version of this song, especially the great guitar solo. Only drawback, not great audio on it. It's too bad Terry Kath, the great guitar player accidentally shot himself. Check out song - Does Anyone Really Know What Time it is?

[@40ounce58]

I can still remember my older sister playing Chicago on her 8-track player while driving her 1971 AMC Gremlin.

[@dennisgschmidt6167]

Could the driver's side door close after a year ? Man those doors were terrible.

[@40ounce58]

@@dennisgschmidt6167 Believe it or not My father’s AMC Hornet did that!🤣🤣😂

[@joerockhead3665]

seen Chicago in 78 at Olympia stadium in Detriot front row in front of Kath, who had a St Louis Blues jersey on

[@gj8683]

I think you'd love "In the Country" from the same concert, or from the Live at Carnegie Hall recording (but no video for that one). It goes through more changes and also has a great horn arrangement.

[@davidboivin7996]

Beginnings, I'm A Man, Feeling Stronger Everyday, Make Me Smile, Colour My World, Saturday In The Park. The list is almost endless....

[@deansaylor9164]

Your reaction was great this is what I feel every time I hear this song

[@MusicMan61-j7o]

Love it!!! nice pick pretty girl

[@LINDA-jy3ov]

Finally Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 2016! Long Overdue !!!!

[@tommythompson9565]

Lovely reaction. I read a comment recently on another Reaction Videos Channel that explained where this song title came from. Always wondered what it meant. He said it was based on the time of day. Someone asked someone else what time it was. The answer was -- 3:35 or 4. In other words -- 25 or 26 minutes until 4 o'clock. So --> 25 or 6 to 4. Oh -- just watched the last few minutes of the video. Duh.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you!😊🙏🏼

[@user-oc7xb3yz6z]

Peter sings the way he does because he got into a fight and got his jaw broken. He had it wired together for several months and developed that singing style because of it. Guess he never hurt his voice as he sang that way for 50 years or so and has just retired about 5 years ago. He is 78 years old and was the last member to join Chicago. Can tell you love and understand music by the way you move to it. Chicago toured with Jimi Hendrix and opened for him. Jimi said Terry was the best guitar player that he ever heard. Thanks for looking up some facts about the song and sharing them. So many of the other reaction videos never take the time to look up some history on the song that they are reviewing or the band itself. Thanks again.

[@oldmanghost219]

Terry Kath and Chicago, "Wishing You Were Here", '74 New Year's Rockin' Eve : features Terry and Peter on lead vocals with the incredible backing vocals of the Beach Boys. Peter goes from Bass to acoustic guitar and Terry goes from lead guitar to bass. This live version sounds incredibly close to the studio version that can't tell the difference and you get to see them..

[@ba-gg6jo]

One of my all-time favourite tracks by a superb band, blending jazz and rock. Nice to hear it again, I must dust off the album again.

[@rickc661]

Tanglwood ( Boston Mass. ) did as great job in '70. there's real good video of Santana and ''it's a Beautiful Day' in concert. other bands also mentioned.

[@sophicfire]

If you liked this song, Rebeka, listen to their Greatest Hits. This band was magical. They dominated the Top 40 during the '70s.

[@brentkelsay3439]

Came here for The Warning...but love Chicago too. That horn section! Someone once asked Jimi Hendrix how it felt to be the best guitar player in the world. He said ask Terry Kath 💥🔥🤘🏻

[@mr.knowitall6440]

Rather than "orchestra", the term to use here is "horn section", and it's a huge part of Chicago's trademark sound. 🤘😎

[@ballsyrocker]

Their first album was a 2 record set called Chicago Transit Authority ( CTA ),A cut called Free Form Guitar was early acid rock to me. If you can find the album get it.I t is a masterpiece with Peter Cetera singing. Peace and enjoy!! Rest In Peace Terry Kath. .He died by accident while playing with or cleaning a gun. I was shown a house in the woods outside Hayward , Wis. area where it happened.

[@danielbenincasa770]

One of the best guitar solos ever. Iconic this bad is.

[@sammybeck7794]

Rebeka, I have noticed Peter Cetera trying to get the higher notes by doing just what you said he does. For example when he sings waiting for the break of day, he tends to add a quick extra push with a yah.... waiting for the break of day - yah and he does that in almost every line that requires a high note and it sounds a bit like a struggle but as you said it still sounds really good

[@skiptrace1888]

Only 2nd time on your channel, and Chicago is my #2 Fav band (first 3 albums only. After that, they started doing pop music), under #1 The Beatles. You might want to give Blood, Sweat & Tears (the band) a listen. They are also a Jazz-Rock group same era as Chicago. I don't know your history, but you express lots of pertinent insight into the players and the music, and I really enjoyed your commentary. Thank you very much! ❤😊❤😊❤😊

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

✨Thank You✨

[@justitia257]

Sei Favolosa...Rebeka..Daje Tutta...❤🌹

[@keith3365]

Love the hair !

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@paulrosenberg4227]

My folks bought this record home (CTA) when I was 13. A life changer for all of us! Rebeka You are a unique presence on here!!!!!

[@kellyk5946]

This track reminds me of bunking in concerts as a kid in 70s London.

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Great reaction !Please do MAKE ME SMILE by Chicago...more Terry Kath ! RIP

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@bikerbud3903]

One of their latest songs is "now" . A lot of instruments involved.

[@jessejames8067]

Fun fact they were originally called C T A which meant Chicago transit authority.

[@gabbyg7216]

Song supposedly about psychedelics.!! Lsd actually. “Waiting for the break of day” followed by a verse that one can only assume is about staying up all night on psychedelics. “Dancing lights against the sky / Giving up I close my eyes / Sitting cross-legged on the floor,” Great song!! Great reaction. Hair is fire!!!

[@brucethrasher8551]

According to them, it's not. It's about staying up trying to finish this exact song. I'm sure drugs could've been involved, but, they said that's not what it was about.

[@straycatttt2766]

10:35. She actually read to you the quote from the songwriter that the “flashing lights against the sky” allegedly pertained to a neon sign he observed from his home. You can assume otherwise but to say “one can only assume” he’s on drugs is incorrect.

[@jackchasteen8387]

I'm always amazed at some of the things you see and point out in your reactions. When you described what the singer was doing regarding tilting his head back and how the way he was singing had the potential to damage his vocal cords, surprised me. I had to go watch a second time. There is another band from that era you should check out. The band is Grand Funk Railroad and the song is Inside Looking Out. Looking forward to the next one.

[@artsilva]

to me when singers do that it is a common volume or mic technique and not necessarily trying to strain some notes out. Only difference in what Peter is doing to other vocalists is that he is playing a Bass guitar at the same time and can not use his hands to pull the mic to and from his mouth like non-instrumental vocalist do. What Peter is accomplishing is VERY hard to do... and note that he went on to have a very successful career, honestly who are WE to criticize his technique.

[@mikewdice7876]

FYI, the lead singer of this song, Peter Cetera, actually recorded the studio version with his jaw wired shut because of it being broken. That helped create his singing style.

[@marksilverman4537]

Chicago is outstanding. Other early Chicago songs to react to include Make Me Smile, Beginnings, and Does Anybody Really Know What time It Is. You should also listen to Blood Sweat & Tears. More great horns, outstanding vocals and talented musicians....they created unique music that revolved around fusing rock and blues. You will love them. Two other bands with iconic songs from the 70's - Lighthouse and their song One Fine Morning, and the band The Ides of March and their song Vehicle. Same combination of great vocals, horns and talented musicians. I promise that your playlist just improved exponentially! Enjoy!

[@jeffbell7530]

Fun rxn to a great performance. Looks like you and the lead singer, Peter Cetera, had the same hair stylist.

[@richardbarton6146]

They used to be called "Chicago transit authority" and then renamed "Chicago" and the guitar player is Terry Kath.. he was very underated, but Jimi Hendrix said he was the best! Great group, with the trumpets mixed with rock... so groovy was their sound..

[@toddnoom626]

Your killin it!

[@Mr.Tin_88]

¡CHICAGO! ¡WHAT A BAND! My favourite song from them is "Hard To Say I'm Sorry". ¡GOOD JOB, BECKS!

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.😊🙏🏼

[@Mr.Tin_88]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic u r welcome, as always

[@robertkennett4622]

The lyrics say it, after that guitar solo, I feel like I need to sleep too.

[@DanielFrost21]

Terry was a beast on guitar. He truly was the heart and soul of the group They were never the same after his untimely passing in 1978.

[@steelers6titles]

Big hit from the second album. Terry Kath died in a gunshot accident in 1978; the band kept going, but that was pretty much it for the best stuff. (As a singer, Kath was a great guitarist.)

[@jimcorbeil]

❤

[@oldmanghost219]

"Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon" live (Tanglewood 1970) 14 minutes of greatness - Found you 5 months later - I see you found Beginnings but did you find this one? or one of it's cut and spliced cutouts. It begins with Make Me Smile which was cut out by the record company to fit the 3 minute time limit of AM radio. Features Terry Kath (Guitar) on lead vocals and he brought as much passion singing as he did with his guitar in this.