Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 (Official Audio)

[@twocanine]

I’m 80 years old and I just sent this song to my 17 year old grandson who plays both the trumpet and the guitar. he already knows it and loves it. Great music lives on.

[@dragapult2712]

This comment makes me so happy to see people are passing on the old greats

[@howzmyhair31]

Wowww that's the coolest thing ever!! Love it

[@alanbailey9259]

He would enjoy Blood Sweat and Tears too, especially the album version of 'Spinning Wheel'. I read that they were inspired by the Maynard Ferguson Band. I'm 81. Great music.

[@shane2526]

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[@bertanelson8062]

@@dragapult2712 73 here & loving this!

[@canisbarker4909]

I bought this album in 1969 and wore it down to plastic pieces. I'm 74 and this still resonates. Incomparable!

[@goofyemixd771]

U old af

[@iggystardust9236]

@@goofyemixd771 Lmao

[@BackSeatHump]

I got you beat. I also bought it new as I got discharged from the Army and I wore down the grooves. I'm 75.

[@StalkThisBish]

@@goofyemixd771 WOW YOU ARE RUDE AF!!!! I take it your parents did NOT teach you respect!!! SMFH!!!

[@steveh-hg5xz]

Still. Good

[@Eric-x2h1y]

I don't remember not knowing who Chicago is, how lucky am i.

[@velmamayeaux-berniard2051]

Peter Cetera

[@DiversifiedMachinist]

Hard to believe Peter sang this song with his jaw wired shut. Pretty amazing.

[@lulugodzilla]

You just saw the same Facebook story, too? That's why I'm here.

[@PamelaShook]

Really? Didn't know that

[@PamelaShook]

I'm gonna be 60 in July but I love their music!❤❤❤❤❤

[@butters4596]

Funny, I don't recall him going around saying he was the best ever because he did it with his jaw wired.

[@DiversifiedMachinist]

@@butters4596 Well aren't you just a fucking genius. Who said he did, dumbass?

[@dennisjones8622]

One of the greatest bands ever. The brass was indispensable and they did it better than anybody else.

[@ronstone6839]

I seem to recall that the brass and woodwinds (Walter Parazaider on sax) were a unique trait for Chicago. Bands such as the Beatles would bring them in for a particular song, but Chicago they were part of the band's regular line up!

[@tubester4567]

​@@ronstone6839 Yep, they are the coolest sounding horns ever, They have a funk band vibe but with a rock beat, and even some jazz vibes too// So much going on. There were a few bands around at this time with a horn section like Wings. This song was 1970, Wings started in 1971. There were quite a few funk/R&B/Soul bands with horn sections. What about KC and the Sunshine band, they had a horn section but they started in 73. Elvis had a band with a good horn section in the late 60's. There were a few around.

[@TenPoundHammer]

My stepdad died October 2, 2024, after a long battle with early onset dementia. He loved music up to the very end. One of the last things he asked me to do was learn how to play this song on his guitar, which I never managed to do before he died. After the funeral (which was on a Friday), I went out to the lake at midnight, where I could see nothing but stars for miles, and I played this song. Right as the song ended, I saw a shooting star. I play this song every Friday night in his honor, and plan to do so for a while. And I still plan to learn it on his guitar, too.

[@jakwire]

That is a fantastic gift - for both of you. Good on you

[@Richard-yj7tg]

Well it's Friday 1/24 at 6 am, and I'm a nearly 50 year old man crying on my couch. After a life of military, I don't stay up late but often rise that early due to poor health. Thank you for the story, and I'm sorry for your loss. In my mind, even if it never happens, you're shredding that guitar with him.

[@josealonzogonzalez6601]

Aside from those killer solos the guitar part isn't even that hard just get forearm strong or sore for the barre chords oof u can do it!

[@josealonzogonzalez6601]

​@Richard-yj7tg firing the love ray your way man even though a smile may hide pain, it also helps trick our brains for just a second where it's possible to see that there is still much to be grateful for. You are not alone.

[@MrWarrencarter]

AMEN :)

[@jerrylisby3440]

So glad my older brother introduced me to Chicago by buying me their greatest hits back around 1975. I was 13. I was hooked but I never told him. He died a few years ago at 70 yrs old. He did eventually know I liked them but they became my favorite band when I finally "grew up" into my 40s Lol. They are still my favorite band. Though I mostly listen to gospel music now I cant seem to put these guys away for good. They are in my blood and it gives me good memories of my brother. My crazy brother that I loved dearly bought a Pacer in 75. He taught me how to ride his Honda motorcycle and took me to Taco Bell for my very first time. He served in Vietnam. He came home and was kind of a hippie Lol. I wish he were still around but I will see him again in Heaven. They have different music up there but I'm good with that! You know why? They got horns! Lol And it glorifies God. Sorry for rambling. Felt good though.

[@derekmyers3258]

Drop your expectations of Heaven. God doesn't give up his secrets.

[@danarichey2104]

I love your story, that’s life😊

[@williehamburger]

Jerry, this song brings me memories of my brother also. I am 80 this month and my brother was seven years younger than me and our dad got us both into playing music in his band in our early teens. After I bought Chicago 2 in 1970 and my brother and I sat in my mom's living room floor and listened to it for a couple of hours, including hearing 25 or 6 to 4 about a dozen times, this became my favorite record since then. At least 3 or 4 mornings a week, I go on KZbin and listen to it really loud so my neighbors can hear it. It always energizes me as soon as that opening bass and guitar starts up the intro. My brother passed away from cancer in 2016, and I always think of him when I hear it because the lyrics describe perfectly how he and I stayed up all night writing and recording our songs, then as the sun came up, we would be standing there with headphones on smiling at each other as we listened to what we had created together. I miss my brother, but this musical masterpiece brings me closer to him whenever I hear it.

[@jerrylisby3440]

@@williehamburger love it! That is great. 25 or 6 to 4 has my favorite guitar solo in it of all time. Even Jimmy Hendrix said: Man I'm pretty good but this cat blows me away. Or something to that effect. I am glad it brings good memories back. Yes you CANNOT play that song on low volume! Hahahaha. Thanks for sharing such an encouraging memory. 😄

[@williehamburger]

I surely do agree with you about Terry's guitar solo, and actually every bit of the guitar playing on that song. This may sound crazy or made up, but sometimes I get a few tears slipping out of my eyes during the guitar parts, it is sooooo good. I feel great music artistry deep in my soul. I'm grateful that so many other people appreciate Terry and Chicago as much as I do.@@jerrylisby3440

[@OahuDivingScubaTours]

Seriously, are these horns incredible?

[@brianpuffer7380]

Horns, guitar, drums... the whole musical arrangement is amazing! 50 years and this song is as amazing as it was on day 1.

[@drunkenramble4120]

Absolutely, CAKE is another great trumpet/horn Band.

[@circycle]

Epic horns at the end!!!

[@rammchic3345]

Saw them in Orlando a few years ago. STILL awesome!!

[@HardRockMaster7577]

Everything on this song is.... incredible!!

[@buddhaAl]

I am 73 yrs young and this song still gives me "tingles"! Those 70 good times go on and on and on!

[@giuliogrifi7739]

They won't stop !!!

[@ralphrombauts3725]

I'm just a 32 y.o. kid and loving it. Back when music was built to last

[@giuliogrifi7739]

@@ralphrombauts3725 Sorry, amd ?

[@Bocchi_The_Acoustic]

@@giuliogrifi7739 and it's amazing

[@orionsoutro1794]

19 years young 😭😭😭🤣🤣 i grew up with my dad listening to this and three dog night

[@Dannielive]

Waiting for the break of day Searching for something to say Flashing lights against the sky Giving up, I close my eyes Sitting cross-legged on the floor Twenty five or 6 to 4 Staring blindly into space Getting up to splash my face Wanting just to stay awake Wondering how much I can take Should I try to do some more? Twenty five or 6 to 4, oh yeah! Feeling like I ought to sleep Spinning room is sinking deep Searching for something to say Waiting for the break of day, woo-oooh Twenty five or 6 to 4 Twenty five or 6 to 4, alright.

[@ericnadaoka9038]

Thank you for the lyrics Jaime Del Baron!

[@blancacarbajal6490]

Me ha levantado el día y alegrado mi corazón tengo 66

[@erronblack1]

I'm having trouble trying to sleep I'm counting sheep but running out As time ticks by, still I try No rest for crosstops in my mind On my own, here we go My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed Dried up and bulging out my skull My mouth is dry, my face is numb Fucked up and spun out in my room On my own, here we go My mind is set on overdrive The clock is laughing in my face A crooked spine, my senses dulled Past the point of delirium On my own, here we go My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed Dried up and bulging out my skull My mouth is dry, my face is numb Fucked up and spun out in my room On my own, here we go

[@buddyclem7328]

​@@erronblack1That song was definitely inspired by this one!

[@-Andsori-]

I'm only 13 years old and a bass clarinet player in Jazz band and this was the best song we played!

[@brendaowens7463]

The drummer on this album was killer, he rocked.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

That's Danny Seraphine.

[@mikereiss4216]

So was the guitarist (Terry Kath -RIP).

[@terrymasters1176]

Chicago's music always takes me back to a time when I still gave a shit about this life.

[@georgiojansen7758]

idem dito

[@Space_Jam_2021]

I pray you have a return to that mentality my friend. Be well!

[@Patricia-pq4jq]

Lol

[@alanchao6169]

Started vibing as soon as I heard this one in THE FLASH

[@itzpyro4667]

Me too lol

[@KazJokerKazie]

So as i

[@slapyoulikeimconnery55]

Especially cuz my boy Michael Keaton Batman 89 was listening to this🔥👌🏽

[@juanvicentelli-albert1197]

IT STILL GIVES ME THE CHILLS AND I AM 70 YEARS OLD WHAT A TIME WAS THAT.

[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

70? really? if that is true, may I ask what other music you like??

[@Evesautomotive]

I GUESS AT 70 YOU LOST YOUR HEARING TOO???

[@thomasgurewicz5396]

right on juan...im same age and i keep rocking my ass off// lets go out in style..!!

[@Necracudda]

How many Spanish speaking people does it take to change a light bulb? Juan.

[@juanvicentelli-albert1197]

@Michelle Li PINK FLOYD, BLUE OYSTER CLUB, KING CRIMSON, EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER, JETHRO TULL, AND SO ON,.

[@Metalsquatch775]

I could listen to this all day long.

[@mariofalfan2997]

Good music never goes out of style !

[@LindaPrater-nf4mk]

❤

[@chrisjsweet732]

I literally can’t decide which is better the vocals or the guitar playing.

[@autumnsmom1117]

Both

[@brahmabkitty03]

My high school band teacher made us play this song in high school

[@SteveSchmidt-nc4mh]

As many great songs they have, this to me is their finest...

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

This song gets me pumped no matter what mood I'm in

[@EricJohnson-tc3bc]

I had this album on 8 track tape. And cassette. And CD.

[@jordancollins696]

It’s unfortunate that most of the “greatest guitarists of all time” lists don’t mention Terry Kath. This is one of the greatest solos ever played.

[@deadringer28]

And the incredible thing is that much of the lead guitar has been removed from the version that was released. If you want to hear the full version you need to hear the quad version. Will blow you away how much was removed early in the song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/amiVgKqXgs2NfaM

[@dexterdogg]

Agreed!

[@DadDudeBruh]

Gospel.

[@m.b.2153]

@@deadringer28 I heard Chicago for the 1st time at 10 yrs old ! And my whole family loved the BAND! After seeing 25 or 6 to 4 , I was blown away by Terry's guitar playing ! What a talent that no one knew about till now !

[@jerrylisby3440]

My all time favorite guitar solo ever!!!!!!! I love the song too though.

[@mattnoahchannel]

I'm only 66 here in 2024 so in 1969 I was only 11. When I got to high school I bought the album and loved it. I still own it. I usually like songs for their melody, not their lyrics (which can get a Catholic boy explaining himself, at times!). I like everything about 25 or 6 to 4. It was a genius lyric in the song and fit perfectly. Thank you, Chicago! Live long and prosper, 25 or 6 to 4. BTW, it was 26.

[@harmonydavis4836]

Me too

[@mandyshores1818]

Amazon prime commercial brought me here. Anyone else? Great find!

[@amanda.batton]

That's why it's in my head right now! I came to listen to it because I was humming it. I thought out of nowhere! Thanks!

[@jacksmith5692]

Over 50 years and still amazing!

[@elsapacheco7649]

I Recently saw them again in concert and they still sound the same as the first time in 1981. Amazing band!!!!

[@jacksmith5692]

@@elsapacheco7649 That is great to read so happy you had a great time and they performed!

[@Robert-m2m]

Terry Kath.... AMAZING!

[@shellybastion9974]

Mmm, I like that.

[@ClayScott-qz8kp]

He was an amazing guitarist ❤just superb on this song😮He drives it home 😂

[@shellybastion9974]

@@ClayScott-qz8kp Have you seen "I'm a Man," black n' white, 1969? It's here on KZbin. ..Terry Kath/amazing.

[@LouisSpeciale-vp9sl]

No doubt this song is about COCAINE!! Should I try to do some more 25 or 6 to 4 is another word for cocaine because in the 60' or 70's you had to be discreet, you could not say Cocaine, but then again Eric Clapton comes out with a song called Cocaine. Trust me this song is about cocaine

[@deb5710]

My favorite Chicago tune, it smokes!

[@DJNurseAnnabella]

Makes me think of the return of Michael Keaton as Batman 💥that scene was so cool.

[@HillVillageDragon]

Same!

[@jeremiahertzberger423]

Bro I just watched an ad containing this song while waiting to listen to it 😂

[@UncleElEx]

Horn section.... reminds me of Earth Wind and Fire. I guess that's one of the reasons they toured together. The guitar solo is unbelievable.

[@americarocks9137]

Terry Kath. One of the GREATEST guitarist ever. Love this band.

[@Roccobear]

This song kicks ass. It hits every time I listen to it.

[@7th_Heaven]

The imagery on your comment. I saw it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mikecane]

That opening. Unforgettable.

[@rubychew6535]

Chicago is a great band.

[@justjoanna473]

We were Chaffeys Champs 5 th grade gymnastics. Eddie Laredo asked Miss Chaffey if he could bring music from home. She said, yes! Evertime I hear Chicago I do my routine in my head. Im 62 now and also rode a unicycle all over town. Best times

[@edbollett9083]

One of the most energetic bands of all times ,hands down..Their incorporation of the brass ensemble just sets it off. Awesomeness at its finest..

[@michaelgilmore341]

Covered this in jazz band in high school(saxophone). Was not too old at the time(88-92). Good lord we felt like rock stars! We had a killer guitar player for the solo. Got a standing "O" at our spring concert. Could have only imagined what it would have been like playing this in the actual band. Thanks Chicago for allowing us to experience your music!

[@maniamraja5543]

I felt like a rock star too

[@marcuswilliams6840]

Awesome!

[@stevebogna4417]

My son played this song (bass) with his marching band buddies in his High School talent contest and they set the place on fire and won first place....nobody else really came close.

[@bleuShoErn]

Have the full score to this album... 4 of us in our group in the 70's. Ah, memories! Played organ on this but my first high school jazz band solo on trumpet was, "Does anybody know what time it is". I was second chair. Seems second chair had all the good solos. Never understood that.

[@Satanashell]

As a 13 year old I wish I was an 80's kid. So I've gotta ask how was it in the 80's?

[@WalkingVibes4K]

Who's here in 2022 Listening to this Masterpeace 👍✅

[@Patricia-pq4jq]

It's 2024 now !

[@bridgetkintz72]

I heard this on a commercial. I haven't heard this song in years. Had look it up and listen to it again.

[@ArrowJFH]

This song takes me back to a better time for my generation.

[@blackdogdays]

Not sure why but had an urge to listen to this again. Ended up repeating it 6 times! Love it. Great riffs throughout the track. The guitar solo in the middle is outrageous and LOVE the horns. Just a great great rockin track~!

[@donnaharewood9982]

The song is addictive. Seven times is nothing. Try ALL DAY! I watch the performance at Tanglewood. That will get you going!

[@briankushnir8186]

Just think about it this song is about a heroin trip and coming down. And this dude wrote this song. AMAZING

[@williehamburger]

It's about staying up all night working on a song...... maybe this song. Everything with musicians isn't about drugs. @@briankushnir8186

[@orlandorivera9011]

This is a Master Pice of art!!! 60/70 best music.

[@mikewinkelman7015]

Im 71 the first time i heard chicago i was hooked

[@brianrego5622]

He's still got it

[@asmodeus0454]

One sort of has to have Chicago on one's list of favourite groups/bands because they were such damn good musicians. Brilliant musicians.

[@adamholtz733]

Terry Kath gets to cut loose on this song with a fantastic guitar solo full of intense energy !!!!!

[@chrzpc]

I came here after seeing a commercial, and that same ad was playing with the song before this video hah.

[@nickallen6460]

This will be played in Pixar's Inside Out 3.

[@seph_f]

the horns are sooooo good

[@rebeccaparr9042]

They don't make music like this anymore 😊

[@melonswater3515]

It's kinda a shame later in the 80's I think they mostly stuck to love ballads, when they had amazing stuff like this!

[@jerrylisby3440]

I like both!

[@prof2yousmithe444]

I remember when this song came out. Our rock band in High School covered this and people went wild. What an amazing time to be alive! Terry Kath rocks on!!!

[@StevenC32]

This is one of favorite songs by Chicago.

[@GeordieGroundwater]

I remember when these guys were at their peak in the UK. Yes, they were great there too. So much great music in the late 60s and early 70s. I read a lot on here about Terry Kath - don't get me wrong, he's enormous - but the I read nothing about the rhythm section. Doesn't anyone else notice the phenomenal drumming, or am I just not on target? I think Terry himself would say it's the band together, not just one guy.

[@deancoronado4898]

I'm listening to the drumming specifically because of how amazing it is

[@juliehargous2531]

Yes it was the whole band but Terry isn't here anymore and alot of us miss him, something very special was lost when he passed.

[@TimmyTickle]

Probably because the bass player on this song was accused of ruining the band in the 80s

[@donnaharewood9982]

Exactly! They fit together perfectly. They disintegrated after Kath died. Kath was the catalyst that started the marvellous reaction.

[@donnaharewood9982]

@Steve Lunde I thought they were extremely glamorous.

[@karenbrecht8545]

Those were the good old days

[@linseamohr6707]

Jimi Hendrix said Terry Kath was a way better guitarist than he was. Amazing compliment. This song is the best!

[@jerrylisby3440]

That guitar solo gives me chills! The good kind.

[@philiphemphill4980]

What a classic Terry on guitar the horn section Peter's great vocals the drums what a bet and the key board all in one of the best rock bands of all time

[@Sedan57Chevy]

Bought some pizza with my mom yesterday, and the total came to $25.64. We both started singing this. So glad that this great music will never die.

[@jeffreyalgra4084]

That made me smile 😊

[@418Abdul]

too cool, man-- hope it made Mom's day

[@enterprise59]

Sad part is, the music will last for ever, but we won't :(

[@kamui1847]

damn that's an expensive pizza

[@jwallaert]

@@jeffreyalgra4084 I see what you did there :D You make me smile!

[@rose55bud]

The early years of this band.....the first ten years......were the absolute best!! I just love the first lineup of Chicago!!! I'm a big Terry Kath fan!!! Thanks for posting!!

[@FleetwoodMedia]

I found this song because of Amazon prime 😂. The commercial songs are🔥🔥

[@salem2436]

same reason i’m here LOL. pretty sure that same commercial too

[@KaitlynRose94]

Love that commercial

[@thelmacummings425]

My first concert. It was awesome.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Terry Kath is a legend. This song showcases his guitar skills brilliantly. May he rest in peace.

[@Tammyperry1]

VERY UNDERRATED GUITARIST! We lost a good talent here!

[@ricardosalomao5690]

Terry was amazing.

[@jamesb9965]

Jimmi said he was the best

[@tullfan2560]

Amazing combo of Peter Cetera's passionate voice and the stabbing brass, which all gives way to Terry Kath's solo, which later becomes a backing instrument when the singing comes back to the front. Great progressive music.

[@kevinweakley3970]

Robert Lamm remarked that this was his time of trying to write the song! Seraphine said Lamm's songwriting carried the band for the first 2-3 LPs.

[@jeanninem8227]

I LOVE the older Chicago songs w/ the horns...ohhh yeah! I was in a Drum Corp I twirled the rifle. I was color guard. But we had a Fantastic horn assembly and with it being 1975 76 77...We did Alot of Chicago songs 🎵 And when we went to competitions, we'd always get 1st place! Because we did Chicago songs that were on the radio and we had a huge horn.line. I married my first love, he played baritone. My son ended up playing baritone in the Bristol. RI 4th of July parade..America's oddest parade. 🎺🎺📯🎶🎵🎶🎺🥁🥁

[@lowfy0]

what a story

[@jymfroelich2285]

I love your story and reminiscing... I'm 55, grew up in the Chicago suburbs in the 70s and also marched in drum corps. I can totally relate. Going to see Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire later tonight in Tampa. Just can't get enough of these tunes, the soundtrack to our childhood!

[@berylguru]

This track never fails to grab me. That intro. That voice. FANTASTIC!!!

[@garbonzo741]

1976 - my first day of marching band - in the gym - about 15 trombones slamming out that opening riff - I literally just stared with my mouth open. Seems like yesterday. 47 years ago.

[@breakcreate6936]

The fact that this was recorded on an 8-track astounds me to this day.

[@arya_moghadam]

This is one of my favorite Chicago songs! The reason is because of the strong and amazing bass! 🎸🤘🏼

[@enriquearanda5845]

I was a 7 year old Latino kid in South Bay CA. My neighbors were an elderly couple and sometimes I'd mow their lawn. I remember Mr. Jim washing his Malibu and listening to this. That's my earliest memory of my first introduction to rock and roll

[@derikjackson7359]

I can only imagine how fun this song is to play

[@whortersong]

0:56 when I played this for marching band this part was so hard 😭😭😭

[@Jongibson-xl3hg]

bro we play it for marching band too

[@Sillylittleguyteehee]

@@Jongibson-xl3hgbro I’m playing it rn

[@astralartist4]

We used to perform to this at basketball games as majorette in 70s

[@gsbealer]

Only 71 and haven’t heard this amazing piece in I don’t know how long. Mmmmmmmm baby!!!

[@CPB1]

Kids this is what is called Music....and Talent

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

The 'flash ' movie used this in one of the best scenes in movie cinema 😂❤🦇

[@ginamiller6015]

Sure brings back memories of jamming out in my cousins basement, and cassette tapes, and happy times. Amazing how music instantly takes you back to your youth!

[@TateNations]

Stoked on this making an appearance of The Flash movie.

[@mikeenike13able]

This song’s a trip in and of itself, nothing needed to go on the journey.

[@SemiIocon]

Grandiose. Possibly the best song ever written. Everytime I encounter it, I love it more.

[@ae5596]

WE ARE SO FORTUNATE TO LIVE IN PRESENT TIME & LISTEN TO THESE MASTERPIECES!

[@davebrown9714]

👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

[@karenbrecht8545]

I'm 76 years old I went into Boston with my sister to see Chicago

[@joyceteopas6621]

One of the Best songs produced. Really represented the times many of us were experiencing.

[@MalcolmCraggs]

My biggest regret was not going to see these guys perform at the City hall, Newcasle upon Tyne in 69 or was it 1970. Amazingly loads of empty seats on the day. Despite that I've been a fan since this album was released.

[@shellybastion9974]

..Oh. Forget it, man; enjoy the song.

[@khernandez46]

One of the greatest bands to ever exist. Many of these songs bring such memories of a time long gone now....

[@vincentking8999]

I remember listening to this yrs ago in a bus way out in the woods....25 or 6 to 4, Amen

[@Starkiller_PF]

"You wanna get nuts? Let's get nuts!" ⚡🦇

[@grtlover]

I bought this Chicago's first album, after "Just you 'n me" hit the AM radio waves 🎶

[@jangkaro]

Been stuck this riff in my head all day long.

[@dominiclaface5372]

This song has been recently featured in a commercial that airs during NFL games and I hadn't heard it in at least a decade. Make Music Great Again, for cryin' out loud!

[@juleshewittmason916]

I can listen to this any time & still just as great as the first time

[@suzanmartinez6219]

What a beautiful way to honor him and the sheer joy of a shooting star at the perfect moment was surely God's work! May God bless you and keep you, Amen....🕊️✝️♥️

[@robertherrera2428]

Damn this music is awesome. There's nothing compared to this in 2019. Those were the hippy trippy days.

[@szqsk8]

Robert Herrera They were the best days! If I had a time machine I'd go back to 1974-1979.

[@TheSimonScowl]

It's out there, but you have to dig for it. The mainstream no longer rewards excellence. Excellence requires too much overhead. Gotta make the $$$! 🤢

[@minnesotamerry8672]

@@szqsk8 Me too!

[@marcorodriguez9708]

Still and always

[@HardRockMaster7577]

@@szqsk8 My teen years were some of 1968, all of 1969-1973, and most of 1974.

[@WorldwideTO617]

I remember being in jazz band class in junior high school, and this was one of the first song we learned to play. I was on trumpet and percussion.

[@_ambivalentamber_8032]

I love the way he’s making those strings sing

[@2rock4blues]

Terry Kath was a gifted guitar player. Jimi Hendrix once said, " That Cat can Play"

[@mactaz1517]

Terry Kath was a fon on those strings .. dude didn't have to take a backseat to nobody!

[@coyoteartist]

Find this song sometimes comes to mind, when I'm suffering manic insomnia and my brain won't slow down, or when I want to sleep, but I have to continue to stay up for something.

[@daleanderson7629]

Made popular again in a flash.

[@marilynfosseen1541]

If the room was literally spinning, I can sympathize. It's the most ghastly feeling I've ever had.

[@liv3957]

I should thank my dad for getting me in to this amazing genre of music. I don’t know what has happened to music today, but I am thankful this music still exists and will never be forgotten.

[@1ambulator]

My Best Man introduced Chicago to me, back when they were Chicago Transit Authority. I used to go fishing with him before work (he lived on a lake) Thanks for the memories. WOW.

[@davethebass3517]

I bought this as a young teenager when it was first released and it's still one of my top favourite songs ever!

[@JeromeMurphy-n4y]

The thing that sticks out the most for me is the great guitar work by Mr. Terry Kath.