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[@cathydionizio886]

OMG!!!! You are reading my mind. I was going to request some Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire. This girl loves an excellent horn section. Saw them together years ago and the best part was when they played together. That was an EXCELLENT horn section. I’m 100% with you on this ride!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@DramaSydETV]

Perfect!

[@davidgoldstein1526]

My favorite is Question 67 and 68. I am not sure why more people do not mention this song, but I love it. Just sayin'. 😁

[@usesumlogicmanlogicman4334]

There you go!

[@lara314]

Yes! The amazing Terry Kath on guitar. He's also an excellent lead singer. Check out "Make Me Smile."

[@baronofgreymatter14]

Early Chicago blew away the Pete Cetera era...

[@realbser1956]

Yes, more Chicago please. The story goes that when Jimi Hendrix was asked who his favorite guitarist was he replied Terry Kath of Chicago! To be fair Jimi said that about other guitarists too but if you’re catching the attention of Jimi, that ain’t too shabby 🔥

[@DramaSydETV]

you want more, you get more Barry😀

[@lynnhoffman247]

DramaSydETV 🔥🎶🔥🎶 You’ll see! 🤗

[@realbser1956]

DramaSydETV They’ve got over 40 albums so this could take a while. Well both be on social security while still reacting to them! I’d do Introduction next. First track from their first album. It’s funky, bluesy, jazzy and rock n roll. 🎺🎷🥁🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@chrisd7047]

Jimi made a similar statement about Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top. Billy even opened for Jimi a handful of times.

[@chrisnewton5126]

"I'm a Man" performed live @ Tanglewood 1971 shows off more of their chops. IDK when Cetera left but it was really the death of guitarist Terry Kath that put the whole band on life support. They were never the same after that although they did release some successful softer stuff post-kath.

[@tektoniks_architects]

I'm a Man.... Terry Kath may be the most underrated guitarist in rock history...should be a household name for fans of rock music.

[@markstanton2362]

Check out Leonid & Friends. They outChicago Chicago!!!!!!

[@raydotzler9117]

The whole 1st album is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AndrewOrtizAO]

25 or 6 to 4 Live Tanglewood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guitar solo a thing of myths and legends! I DARE YOU! Makes this solo look like a school girl bit@h!

[@Live2swim]

Since you like Chicago, check out War's The World is a Ghetto. Long studio version. (Not live.) Their short song, Cisco Kid, is just fun. Totally different from World is a ghetto.

[@rowenanunn590]

Great song.... Great reaction✌🇦🇺

[@mattharvey968]

Watch the Tanglewood live performance of this song! You are missing out!!🤘🏻

[@DramaSydETV]

I'll get after it tomorrow

[@tigerback62]

@@DramaSydETV FYI, most of the Tanglewood footage has been copyright claims.

[@DramaSydETV]

to my patreon fans it goes then

[@tigerback62]

@@DramaSydETV Enjoy the video 👍

[@16ploog79]

Yeah! One of the greatest Guitar solos in rock history!

[@workingman6681]

Make Me Smile should be your next Chicago song.

[@tigerback62]

The late Terry Kath! It's incredible that Mr. Kath was the leader of Chicago. He also couldn't read or read music. He was self taught.

[@steveburr4449]

Ah, the incredible Terry Kath. Besides being lights out on lead, he , in my opinion, is one of the greatest rhythm players in rock history.

[@timsullivan67]

This is absolutely not true at all...Kath was able to read and write music....not sure where you got that from but he was one of the most accomplished song writers in rock....you cant write songs without reading....C'mon Man!

[@jasonknotts5001]

@@timsullivan67 you absolutely can write music without being able to read it. I've been playing guitar for over 20 years and I've written dozens of songs, but I can't read music.

[@marcusjaybrode2129]

It depends on what you mean by “read music”. Many guitarists cannot read “musical notation”, but that’s because it is not very useful for guitars. But all of them can read guitar tablature- that is a musical notation written specially for guitar.

[@davewilson435]

The great Terry Kath! The rock edge Chicago had died with him. They were never close to the same band without him. He was actually leaving the band. The day he died was the first day he was working on his solo album. Anyone who is a fan should watch The Terry Kath Experience. It's a documentary on his life done by his daughter. Great watch. I highly recommend it.

[@NyMyers64]

This song of course has a killer guitar solo but also fantastic horn arrangements.

[@danthomas2419]

Please, please react to Night Wish...Islander Official video.....Thanks

[@Skylarking00]

Imo, the first two albums were very ambitious, driven home by great musicianship including a super-tight horn section, great lead guitar and top-notch composition (for the first most part). Early jazz, rock, pop unique for the day. After that, save for the occasional nugget, they slowly descended for varied reasons. Once bassist Peter Cetera and producer David Foster took over, their trajectory to forgettable Muzak was complete. Still had plenty of hit ballads, airless as they were, but nothing remotely comparable to their earlier glory days. Some will no doubt vehemently disagree with this.

[@usesumlogicmanlogicman4334]

You are 100 percent correct but III is also great IMO.

[@robertanthony5509]

Chicago had 3 quality lead singers in Kath, Cetera and Lamm, along with multiple songwriters and expert musicians at every spot; there may not have been a better band.

[@1bigrowdy]

Blood Sweat &Tears was another awesome horn band. Their cover of Billie Holidays God Bless the Child is flawless

[@lynnhoffman247]

Yes! A Chicago rabbit hole🤗 Glad for all of your reactions - insightful, funny & knowledgeable 🎶☮️🎶

[@DramaSydETV]

Thanks!

[@thejoeybanta9224]

Make sure you keep going. Make me Smile is a great song watch it live so you can see the great late Terry Kath. Jimmy Hendricks said he thought Terry was an even better guitarist than he. Also I'm a man great song.

[@alanadair7169]

Big 👍thanks my friend

[@bartstarr100]

Terry Kath was Jimi Hendrix favorite guitarist

[@NyMyers64]

Early Chicago has some amazing horn arrangements, especially if you listen to the album tracks and not the single edits. Of course the great guitar playing of Terry Kath. Kath sang some of the classic songs, too.

[@mikewinters9131]

Feeling Stronger every day 🙏

[@ChadTheAlcoholic]

This whole record is mammoth

[@jodidavis1178]

Great song!!

[@pleutron]

Love Cetera's vocals.

[@brittanygarrison8030]

GO BIRDS. 41-33

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Yes , need to check out Chicago, MAKE ME SMILE.. for more Terry Kath...RIP.

[@timothytagge974]

Check out leonid and friends do this cover of it..... Amazing

[@anitamorgan366]

Loved hearing the music again. Brought back memories

[@melissanyce2394]

Love Chicago, great reaction as always... Yes, the horn section in this is awesome along with the vocals from Peter Cetera , thanks Drama!!!

[@DramaSydETV]

thanks for watching my friend!!

[@robbryant3588]

Please check out this song live at Tanglewwod, 1970. Killer.

[@paulagiancana854]

Brass, brass and more brass.

[@randyandrews5389]

Sadly, Chicago’s soul died along with Terry Kath.

[@jeffmorrison2147]

Color my world. Saturday in the park

[@mistymichelle9957]

Great reaction, sir! ❤❤ Always always.

[@craiglee8574]

Guitar an brass stank. It Up.. great work

[@StacyRee]

Chicago is one of my all time favorite bands!!! 🥰💯🥰 Look Away is a particular favorite! Great reaction Michael honey! 😘

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

Anything before Kath passed. After that, they seemed lost and wimped.

[@craiglee8574]

A hint of Santana gutar riffs...woulnt you agree?

[@annalykins1579]

Thanks for all you do❤️ Rock On, young dude 🍑😎

[@DramaSydETV]

My pleasure!!

[@ankhgirl3]

Grew up listening to Chicago and playing this particular song when in band 😁 Can never get enough of them. Love those horns. Great Reaction 🥰

[@ampig8948]

Also Simple Sister by Procol Harum. Robin Trower and the late, great BJ Wilson steal the show. Worth a reaction. You won’t be disappointed.

[@rajeanhaywood8162]

I remember in Jr HS playing this in band. Lots of good memories 😁

[@ronshoulders3497]

If you like that tune,check out Call On Me,Saturday In The Park,2 great Chicago songs

[@byronmitchell3784]

You would really benefit from watching the Tanglewood Concert Chicago Live 1970... put faces with the voices.. 25 or 6 to 4. Terry Kath Guitarist is legendary. Watch and see why Chicago was all Professional Class. Ask Jimmy Hendrix about Terry Kath. Unfortunately they both died way too young.

[@kevint9125]

In my not so humble opinion...Call on Me" is the best "Pop" song ever produced...It is a perfectly blended and sonically impeccable.

[@freckled100]

The brass makes this song so good!

[@lavalampdancer]

I'm just realizing- that opening bass line, isn't that used by Green Day in Brain Stew? Am I crazy?

[@cnatview]

Yes!!! Thank you for your reaction to Chicago, Dramasyde! So happy to hear their sound and music again. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@herculesus8877]

Awesome horns and a killer solo. What's not to love? GREAT tune!

[@sandrasmith7501]

And that unbelievable horn section, when you watch this live...when they're not playing, they are dancing, calling out, enjoying the mess outta the other guys performances. Such a joy to watch! THIS is, and will forever be, Chicago to me. TY for reaction.

[@craigw1911]

Enjoyed your commentary on this, my favorite Chicago song. I highly recommend you grab their debut album Chicago Transit Authority and listen to it from start to finish at some point. Terry was their guitarist from their beginning until his accidental death in 1978. His soulful baritone voice led some to call him the white Ray Charles. He sang lead on "Introduction", "Make Me Smile" "Colour My World", "Once Or Twice", "Byblos" and many more. If you want to hear Chicago break out the funk, then ”Poem 58" from Chicago Transit Authority" will blow your mind. Terry KILLS IT on guitar.

[@ym61]

Wow, Michael you are in for a journey! Early Chicago was so much better than 80’s Peter Cetera Chicago and that was pretty good. It was a band in the true sense of the word. They had three great lead singers and as you heard the musicianship was second to none! A good place to start is “Beginnings”. “Make Me Smile”, “I’m a Man” which is an incredible cover with Terry Kath (The white Ray Charles), Cetera and Robert Lamm taking turns on lead vocal. “Questions 67 & 68”, “Saturday in the Park”, “ Does anybody really know what time it is?“, “Colour My World”, “Feeling Stronger Every Day”. THIS is Chicago. At some point you have to check out the live at Tanglewood version of 25 or 6 to 4. Terry Kath’s lead guitar is off the freaking charts incredible. I am sure someone else already commented on this, but Jimi Hendrix referred to him as better than he was. I don’t know if that’s true but it is certainly high praise

[@mikestillwagon5675]

I would also recommend Dialogue Part 1 and 2. Great song all the way around.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Thank you for this reaction!

[@z-man2343]

Listen to this entire album, Chicago ll, it is an absolute masterpiece. A sublime combination of rock, blues, funk, folk, and jazz. These guys could do it all, and better than most.

[@ellenhunt8767]

If you're loving the horn section you need to do Beginnings :)

[@jenniferbabros1985]

Now your coming in loud and very clear Thanks Drama

[@DramaSydETV]

Good to hear

[@bethcoussou]

Oh, yes!!! Loved Chicago (still do)!! They were so different and I always loved the horns! That’s what set them apart from other Rock Groups! They did have other lead singers prior to Peter! I would love to see react to more Chicago!! They had a huge catalog!! Great stuff!!

[@dantana5774]

our band of high school/college guys had a horn section, and when this came out, we wanted to play that song, of course- then our guitarist said, "I've got and SG, but..."

[@sammack1564]

What's great about Chicago is they have 3 lead singers, I'm a Man performed live in '69 has all 3 of em taking turns singing lead.

[@joelliebler5690]

You will ove this trip much more. Classic song and so much more. This type of rock ‘n roll does not get much better!Please react to Make Me Smile, STurday in the Park, Questions 67 and 68, Beginnings. Every single one is a classic and still so much more that you will love.Terry Kath, rest his soul, did the lead guitar and sang lead vocals on other classics. Robert Lamm also sang lead on a few songs!

[@RockDocNeal]

Terry Kath...the most underrated guitarist in the history of rock! There's a Russian band, Leonid and Friends, that does mostly Chicago covers and they have a bunch of videos on KZbin that you should check out because they do absolutely phenomenal versions of the songs. Here's their cover of 25 or 6 to 4.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5DXoKWFibBop8U

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

Such a great band! Can you imagine pitching a band with an entire horn section to a music executive today? They'd laugh you out of the office, which is too bad. Most of today's music is very "cookie cutter".

[@usesumlogicmanlogicman4334]

Listen to Chicago I, II and III completely a few times and you will be blown away.

[@josephjohnson7256]

This when Terry Kath was “at the helm.” After he died and Cetera became the frontman Chicago ceased to be a rock band. Nothing but flowery love ballads

[@jenniferyorgan4215]

Saturday In The Park is another good song, Make Me Smile, there are plenty of songs to choose from

[@ChadTheAlcoholic]

Double layered drums in this song. Basically two drum takes on top of each other. Same as hero by foo fighters

[@richardmodglin3900]

Yeah buddy. Early Chicago set out to make a new sound in rock with the addition of horns. The result was great!

[@DramaSydETV]

Oh yeah!

[@richardmodglin3900]

Won't argue that. I will say that Chicago succeeded in that they had a distinct sound in the horn section. The band was successful and in my opinion Terry was the glue. Peace.

[@docbearmb]

cosmicVox13 There were de facto two BS&Ts. The one that made their first album with Al Kooper at the helm and then everything after. The Everything After band was for me largely Muzak. The original never gets talked about but it was great. The album was Child is Father to the Man. Give a listen to “I Love You More than You’ll Ever Know” and “I Can’t Quit Her” for starters.

[@richardryan8462]

It’s probably already mentioned somewhere else in the comments, but Terry Kath really was probably the one at the helm of Chicago, not so much Peter Cetera.

[@JimSmith-ct2ww]

Title in reference to time Robert Lamm wrote the song..it was 25 or 26 minutes before 4 am..

[@jankreps5115]

I miss back in the day when Chicago & Creedence (CCR) got so much air time on the radio! Nice reaction! Love that Peter did the score for John Travolta movie!

[@judywalker8020]

50 year old music...timeless.Live version of this has about a 5 minute solo of a Terry Kath,and his band mates are just staring and laughing at his talent as he plays.Check it out.

[@gregrambo606]

Robert Lamm was the main lead singer (along with Cetera) and songwriter in their classic early days.

[@ritathomas5167]

Chicago was the first concert I ever went to. My girlfriend and I were in either late Junior High or early High School - at any rate we couldn't drive yet and my girlriend's mother drove us (and attended the concert with us too!) It was awesome! After all these years, I can still say it was my favorite concert of all time. I remember walking out to the car afterwards and realizing my ears were ringing so much from the extremely loud horns, that I couldn't hear right for literally days after. I actually had some hearing loss from that concert - that continues to this day. But you know what? I'd do it all over again!!!!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

If you want the perfect song, rockin' funk with kick ass guitar and horns, Poem 58

[@GinnyRobertsonLLC]

I haven't listened to this album in years yet I wanted it to continue because I still remember what the next song is. Another thank you for the reminder. I'll be pulling that CD out tomorrow as well.

[@samuelmregister]

it will be an interesting and i hope rewarding trip for us too, as you discover what made chicago truly great!

[@dereksobczyk3488]

Great reaction to a great band and the amazing Terry Kath who never gets mentioned with the best.

[@stevelubbehusen5842]

"Color My World" , "I'm a Man" , "Make me Smile", "Does Anybody Know What Time it is?", "Saturday in the Park" !!!! Dive Deep into their early 1970's... They were supposed to collaborate and tour with Jimi Hendrix....but he died of an overdose in Europe.

[@moefeaux1442]

"I'M A MAN" just as good if not better. It's a cover of the Spencer Davis Group with Steve Winwood who actually wrote the song. It won't disappoint!

[@freebirdtony]

Chicago will not disappoint. "Beginnings" "Searchin' so Long" "Feelin' Stronger Everyday".

[@maryel5398]

We played this song in college, and as a trumpet player, all 57 of us in the section agreed this one was hard as shit! Jeebus. Drama, thanks for taking me down the Chicago rabbit hole.

[@tigerback62]

Mr Dramasyde, please consider Feeling Stronger Everyday and I've Been Searching for so long. Wishing you were here and Color My World the lead vocalist.

[@DramaSydETV]

looks like a Chicago rabbit hole is coming!!

[@tigerback62]

@@DramaSydETV Yeah!!!!

[@usesumlogicmanlogicman4334]

Please, NO. That is the worst of Chicago.

[@jimslater5128]

Hey cuz. Was just watching the story of the band kiss.were you one of the narrators?he sure looked like you.ihave a song I think you would enjoy.dont care if you react on air or not. Just thought you could appreciate the writing and the vocals by Travis tritt. ain't no vacation from the blues is the title. Check it out and enjoy.

[@SilentHunter245]

Great reaction. Most of the people I've met that know of Chicago only know of the ballads they sung in the 80s. To be fair, they had some of the best ballads in the 80s, but they had different sound prior to that. 25 or 6 to 4 is one their best and one of my favorite. Terry Kath seems to be such an underappreciated guitarist. Another favorite of mine is Lowdown from 1971; I really love the organ in it. It may be one you might want to check out as well.

[@usesumlogicmanlogicman4334]

Agree!

[@mikestillwagon5675]

Hendrix was quoted as saying, "Your horn section sounds like they're using one set of lungs, and your guitar player is better than me".

[@chrisd7047]

"Maurice, you like Peter Cetera?" "Noooo, but they do . Yeah, the ladies love Cetera, and if you love the ladies, by default, you love Cetera." Heineken commercial.

[@joelliebler5690]

I heard their first 2 albums from my brother’s collection and I was an instant fan from the first song, Beginnings!

[@robertdocholliday66sadler]

Man brings back memories of the 80's loved chicago so much Saw them twice. Great in person Thanks for doing this .

[@MilosDaddy]

The late Terry Kath on guitar. One of the best guitarists ever! I believe their first two albums were there best.