Chicago - I'm a Man - 7/21/1970 - Tanglewood (Official)

Chicago - I'm a Man
Recorded Live: 7/21/1970 - Tanglewood - Lenox, MA
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Personnel:
Robert Lamm - keyboards, lead vocals
Terry Kath - guitar, lead vocals
Peter Cetera - bass, lead vocals
James Pankow - trombone, percussion
Lee Loughnane - trumpet, percussio, background vocals
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds, percussion, background vocals
Daniel Seraphine - drums

[@ghendar]

Now this is Chicago. None of the sappy 80s power ballad crap

[@w1av]

YES! This is the Chicago I remember from my early teen years!!!! Once 1975 rolled around I stopped listening.

[@lancem.zeigler6571]

Agreed!! They once rocked... Then they went and got all soft and mushy. 😂

[@karlwolf8703]

The only song in the universe that does NOT need “more cowbell”…it’s fricken perfect!

[@isaacisrael4593]

I agree with you brother....... I gotta have my cow bells

[@3503michaelp]

Thank Jimmy Pankow, the trombone player for that. He wrote a few of their songs, too. An awesome musician like the rest of the band.

[@MattParkman-z3k]

Hahaha!😂

[@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x]

Yay! Agree!🥰

[@robertsimmons6098]

They don't make music like this anymore. TERRY KATH WE MISS YOU.

[@michaelkirk9870]

Terry Kath was one of this era’s greatest guitarists. RIP Terry, we miss you.

[@tennesseeridgerunner5992]

Why do you think that? I see that comment all the time and have loved Chicago since the late 70s, but Kath in the Pantheon of GOAT guitarists? I need more convincing.

[@tbird2893]

​@tennesseeridgerunner5992 Seriously?!? Check out 25 or 6 to 4 from this Tanglewood concert. Also, note that trombone player James Pankow mentioned that Hendrix came after their early set i and said "you guys have a horn section that has one set of lungs and you have to guitar player that's better than me!" This has been reported countless times. I think that's all you really need to know.

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@tbird2893 Jimi Hendrix was known to give huge compliments like that. He once said that Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top was the greatest guitarist he ever saw. That being said,Terry Kath is ONE of the greatest of the rock ‘n’ roll era in my opinion

[@gloriaault3798]

I'm an 83 yr old female and as far as I'm concerned there was nothing like Chicago. My son is a drummer and was raised on the likes of Chicago. I can't stop watching Chicago 'Tanglewood'. Nothing better!

[@arturoperez8657]

I Hope to get at your edge,could be a honor. This band l will never forget very good music.

[@arturoperez8657]

I played some day in a litlle band, and i know that feeliings.thanks for gimmy the oporrtuniti to know your kind of music that you like.

[@xXx-tt6lq]

Gloria im 51 and I agree with you 💯 %, they are awesome 💥!!!, and 🙏you!!...yes I watch Tanglewood all the time also, incredible...

[@daBEAGLE1017]

@@xXx-tt6lq lol. I'm 52 and agree.

[@craiglester3296]

I get rush after rush of goosebumps listening to these guys. . . I remember having a nostalgic feeling about Chicago the very first time I heard them and I was too young to be waxing nostalgic about anything. Now it all kind of makes sense - we are so lucky to have Chicago in the soundtracks of our lives

[@questfortruth665]

I was a roadie for these guys at the time! It was a riot! Two semis full of equipment, three roadies to deal with it all!!! Lot's o' work!

[@violetskye5148]

you lived to tell about it ✌🏽

[@fyoukungflu5881]

why didnt you stop Terry from playing with guns??

[@hybridgarden]

@@fyoukungflu5881 he probably wasn't there anymore, plus he says "at the time" which probably means 1970-ish, he only started playing with guns towards the end of his life

[@toledomarlene9835]

Good Morning! Two semi truck full of musical instruments equipment. And only three guys to bring all in. That amazing. They should pay you more for your work. And hired some more guys to help you. Terry Kath should have played around with a hand gun and play Russian roulette with it. I guess his parents never had a chance of talking to him about what not to do with a gun. He should be carrying one anyway. He should hired a trained military security guard to protect him and his band and crew members. Marlene Toledo Grayson

[@spiritedimage2534]

A.¹ Congratulations!

[@sugargold4126]

I tell my kid that nobody really cared what you looked like, it was all about the music. Terry Kath- one of the greatest R&R musicians 60s- until he tragically died. RIP Terry💔

[@Tkramer27]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Paul-ju5px]

Terry Kath played that guitar like he was trying to kill it. One of the best bands ever and quite possibly the best guitarist of all time.

[@RogerSteinbrinkh2oBrother]

Terry was amazing! ... and just the right amount of cowbell.

[@surferbri5346]

Roger Steinbrink yup, more cowbell! puts B.O.C to shame!

[@ronaldmcreynolds7345]

When I played drums, people used to ask me who I thought was the best drummer or if I could take lessons from anybody, whom. I always said Danny Seraphim of Chicago.

[@deantait8326]

Great line. Cow bell, just right. Not too much, not too. Yeah, what you said. Wonderful dumb solo, well everyone included!

[@lostintime8651]

MORE COWBELL!!!!!!

[@glendacopeland5050]

@@lostintime8651 Jimmy Pankow is the AUTHORITY on COWBELL!

[@bubux4851]

No one today would be able to recreate this type of music and sound let alone the fun they had into making this. So much passion.

[@bubux4851]

@@mmcn4933 Nope... you're wrong again there too... "copy catting" isn't the same as "Original Creation". I agree with you about the cover band they are great, but they don't play ORIGINAL music and sounds. When I said recreate... i meant original. No body today could originally recreate this kind of soulful sound and music.

[@danellwein8679]

maybe Nightwish .. but they would be about the only ones .......

[@laup98]

Brass Transit, cover band

[@boataxe4605]

Check out Leonid & friends, a Russian group that recreates early Chicago perfectly.

[@bubux4851]

@@boataxe4605 Yes I've seen their videos and they are great . . . but I'm talking about an original band and sound. That's not going to come out of a garage sounding and feeling like bands like Chicago any time soon. (or commodores, earth wind and fire, blood sweat and tears, etc; etc.) Pure music.

[@bobsarfatty4673]

In my humble opinion, it is the best version of " I'm a man" by the best American rock band.

[@williamhodgsonjr.9779]

I still like Spencer Davis group version better

[@bobsarfatty4673]

They are great as well. No doubt.

[@henryarevalo581]

Terry Kath was phenomenal. What an amazing guitarist and singer! I was so fortunate to see Chicago in their original form in the mid-1970’s.

[@dennisp3314]

Yes, I got to see them Live as well back then

[@dalehood1846]

Henry Arevalo, I also seen the full lineup at Hampton Roads Coliseum in Virginia in 1975 when I was in the Navy on my first ship the USS BLANDY DD-943. AMAZING SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@petertracy1024]

me to

[@michaelgapple1894]

Lucky

[@nancydemoss2945]

I saw them in Cincinnati Ohio in 1976. Phenomenal!!

[@reiddillashaw2383]

It's nothing short of a damn shame that Terry Kath gets overlooked in "guitar greats" discussions. And what a soulful voice!

[@losangeles1954]

I've listened to this 40,000 times.

[@matthewj.przepiora3493]

Only 40,000 times?

[@godbluffvdgg]

Such a great band! Those of us that were teens/adults in the 70's remember them fondly...Amazingly Chicago, as great as they are, were just one of the hundreds of great bands of the era, Deep Purple, ELO, Floyd, Kansas, YES, Fog Hat, Zeppelin, ad infinitum.... I Love that youtube has so many live performances and Leonid and Friends rekindled my love and expanded my understanding of who Chicago were...Never again will that era return, I fear...~ a tear~

[@andystauffer1554]

No argument from me spot on

[@viking4130]

The one and only TERRY KATH ! RIP SIR. This is real music ! No auto tune or computer aided nothing. No overdubs or backtracks just real live Rock and Roll. Thank you Chicago you guys were the real whole deal.

[@loucifer4205]

Probably the best guitarist

[@billhorstkamp98]

@@loucifer4205 he’s really really good. It’s hard to say best. There are so many great guitarists ✌🏼

[@FredQuimby1000]

@@loucifer4205 in the world

[@XOkie]

Jimi Hendrix said he was the best he'd ever seen.

[@josemondaka478]

Terry was and will be remembered as one of the greatest guitarists!!!

[@garythecrow3935]

This never gets old...

[@patriciacrawford2583]

Awesome AWESOME, AWSOME REALLY AWESOME MAN!!!!

[@johnpeterson9391]

My respect for Chicago went up exponentially.

[@toddstevens13]

Try the original from Spencer Davis Group, with an 18 year old Steve Winwood.

[@toddstevens13]

@Rudy Overlord Ahhh you speak the truth, nothing like a little Hole In My Shoe etc to start the day, or end it.

[@tylersims6937]

I fuckin hated Chicago, till I saw this. Didn't know this was their song.

[@tylersims6937]

..wait? Is it?

[@tylersims6937]

I thought Spencer Davis

[@Skeetersbuzz]

OMG, this just freaked me out. I WAS AT THIS CONCERT! I was 12 years old and went to camp Mohawk in the Berkshires. They took the entire camp to Tanglewood once a summer for a concert. John Sabastian was the other act on this ticket. The year before, (1969) I saw The Who, BB King and Jefferson Airplane there. Wow, what memories.

[@dougbland3801]

You were the luckiest 12 yr old alive..

[@hanskuijsten2380]

Lucky bastard 😉

[@clarklester406]

AMEN to THOSE camp leaders...WAY F ING COOL!!!

[@jacksprat3009]

This was before the choreographed acts, the smoke, stage sets, super lighting etc. You came out and made it happen. And if you could really kick out the jams, everybody got turned on. Chicago did it big, bold and ballsy. No other group like them.

[@74bshs]

+Jack Sprat Yes, and if you look at the line-up, you had Loughnane, Parazaider, and Pankow on the left, Lamm and Kath in the middle, and Seraphine and Cetera relegated to almost off stage. Their sound was wonderful, just shows to go that you don't need all the bells and whistles of today's concerts to compare with what we saw back in that day.

[@Markson44]

+74bshs I've noticed in a lot of these old Chicago videos that Cetera seemed to be isolated from the rest of the band.Maybe he preferred it that way,don't know...

[@tomsimpson6044]

Sadly, they went adult contemporary later on. This is the real Chicago.

[@brek5]

It's so funny...This song is played in "Trust" (great TV show, by the way), and it is PERFECT in the scene...and I thought, "Yeah, I haven't heard that song since I was a kid." I was so shocked that it was Chicago...I guess they got crappy after they broke up and got back together? This type of stuff is amazing, and I never related any of it to Chicago....(child of the late 70s, 80s).

[@jbass69goat84]

When singers really sang and raw talent was what you got, the good and the not so good. This version of Chicago had no problem laying it out.

[@gregorylohman6002]

One of the best drum solos in rock.

[@williamgallucci9913]

He is not human incredible

[@edwardoneill4080]

The interplay between the band on percussion and the drum solo is phenomenal

[@hiramchik]

My favorite song from this concert. The energy, the power. And Terry Kath....absolutely amazing.

[@MegaLJ3]

Terry's energy is what drove this band and he brought out the best in each and everyone one of the players.

[@JohnnyangelNIU]

Hendrix respected and feared him..

[@hiramchik]

Hendrix remarked one time of how Terry Kath was a better guitarist than he was.

[@techmaven5900]

True...Hendrix said to one of the other band members..." Your guitarist is better than me."

[@thomassimpson8276]

The Stones are a great band. They could not have done this nearly as well as Terry and the boys, however.

[@blackmore7777fan]

He was right...

[@bobmccann5811]

I've seen this performance more times than I can remember. Each time I'm left shaking my head in amazement. Terry Kath was taken from us much too soon. But, he is still alive in my head. That is as good as it gets, and it happened 50 years ago. Man, I was born at the right time. Lightning in a bottle.

[@selwynfearis4479]

Terry Kath was one of the greatest guitar players ever, such talent and so missed

[@markhunter8554]

Chicago was never the same without him

[@designstudio8013]

Top 20 performance in rock history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewkling9530]

Can you imagine 40 years of Terry Kath music?

[@octobertommy]

Imagine if he had not died what they would have come up with.

[@wolfsoul9796]

I wish...sigh.

[@scottstrand1874]

Duluth Minnesota, fall 1972. Top of their game. Incredible concert. Danny exploded on every song. Terry played and sang with a soulful love and respect for music!

[@youspidertube]

Saw them at the Albert Hall in London. My first rock concert. They were unbelievable. I swear the audience actually and physically raised the roof. Daniel Seraphine became my inspiration to learn drumming and percusion, eventually to join a band and play in all sorts of venues in and around Liverpool.

[@stevenhearrell1564]

Unbelievably great! Real stuff with feeling. Musicianship to spare. Love it!

[@StatisticsJason]

I saw Chicago in the fall of 1977 at the Aladdin Theater in Las Vegas. I was blown away by Terry Kath. Little did I know it would be one of the last opportunities to see him.

Danny Seraphine also doesn’t get enough credit for how good a drummer he was. The entire band looked like they were having a lot of fun.

[@buckybob1]

holy shit Terry Kath

[@claudettes9697]

And Danny! And James w that cowbell! So good

[@lennypignatello7493]

Bob Kreckler exactly! Damn

[@nmcoda]

OMG. I have never seen Chicago live, but these Tanglewood recordings make me feel like I was there 50 years ago. Truly spectacular, especially this one, with all three lead vocalists kicking in. Beautiful stuff.

[@miyubail]

I was so much in love with them(personally) and their music, when I found out Pete Cetera was already married and James Pankow was going to get married after Japan tour in 1972, I was so heart broken. I can laugh about that naivetee now but I was crushed back then. I was only 14 years old...

[@jessegriffin8775]

Shit, damn, howdy, that is about the most kick-ass rock and roll I do believe I've ever heard.

[@neadster469]

hell yeah !!!!! tell yer friends!!!

[@judsonkolk]

HELL YES

[@pattiboyes686]

So right. Took a while before they were inducted into RRHOF. Should have been inducted the minute they became eligible.

[@williamgallucci9913]

You know it Terry Kath and the boys wow

Millenials.. this is what playing in a real band is about.. look at how they play together. No computers to assist. Flaws are part of the process. Genius is not taught. It's learned. I missed out on this as well.. but we picked it up . don't lose it.

[@kelvinriordan5833]

Saw them live at the Hordern Pavillion in Sydney very early 70's...gobsmackingly great!!

[@mdarrenu]

Hey Millenials - Forget Will Ferrell's spoof, this has way more cow bell !

[@KK-nt5ke]

Reading my mind brother!!! No 'poor me' shit either....n F your feelings Millenials

[@rondohunter8966]

And absolutely NO autotune. These guys sang using their own voice, no computer manipulation.

[@davidnissim589]

I’m a Gen Z, and I love Chicago. Terry Kath was a guitar god.

[@caleighparker7171]

Chicago is just amazing I saw them last night and it was the most amazing thing I’ve ever witnessed

[@danmovrich7906]

RIP Spencer Davis 10/20/2020. Chicago’s cover of the song was just phenomenal.

[@chriskirtley7281]

Stevie Winwood song

[@SteveMelhuishtopguy]

The CTA double LP is one of my fav. albums of all time Sold tons of it when I opened the first Virgin store in Oxford Street. 25or6to4 is another great track on the LP

[@WordsandSoundsMusic]

Steve Melhuish Actually 25 or 6 to 4 is from the next LP, Chicago II, but tons of great songs on CTA nonetheless.

[@SteveMelhuishtopguy]

I stand corrected,cheers

[@WordsandSoundsMusic]

+Steve Melhuish No problem, if you opened the first Virgin store on Oxford Street, you must have dealt with countless albums, hard to know every song on every album!

[@rollnrocksteve]

+Words and Sounds Music What I've done for my car copy of the first album is replaced "Free Form Guitar" with "25 or 6 to 4". This works out really well as "25 or 6 to 4" was recorded during the sessions for the first album. While I like "Free Form Guitar" it's not something I wanna hear every time.

[@rickadkins8277]

Im 67 and i was to young for the 60 s music. But I learned everything I could, and that’s the greatest music ever all of it.

[@noldinsky6985]

Kaths guitar was heard saying 1 night after a show.. "Hooly crap even I didn't know I could do that!" ....

[@SerenityInfinity]

That is Greatness~! Top ten best comments ever!

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[@bethmcavoy8062]

Terry Kath is ON FIRE! I always liked Chicago, I never know they rocked this hard!!

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

what you need to do better as pick up their debut album when they were called the Chicago Transit Authority and listen to it start to finish you will be nothing but amazed

[@mikecaney2756]

Was here this night at this concert - 1970. It is now 2022 and I still journey to Tanglewood.

[@violetskye5148]

Woohooo unreal. Luckyyyyy u ✌🏽✌🏽

[@SDsailor7]

Yes Terry Kath was the man!

[@jwsopko]

Are you kidding me, a jam band that could stand up to the best, so cool...

[@kbraun474]

Who is this guy Terry Kath? Never seen a better guitarist and vocalist in my life!

[@neilphelan145]

Terry was the soul of CTA!! When he died the band changed completely. They wrote great music, sold a zillion albums, but, the raw energy you're hearing here died with Terry. If you get their first album you'll experience the band as you've never done before.

[@derekrucker3992]

AN O.G

[@williamgallucci9913]

Terry Kath must I say more

[@doublee3886]

No auto-tune, just real singing and real music and enough cowbell to sate even the most jaded taste.

[@warriorv9359]

Somebody give seraphine credit

[@matthewshropshire71]

Great drummer!

[@gregorytoddsmith9744]

Most kick azzz!!!

[@tgamble1000]

...for sure

[@thomasborger6548]

A MIGHTY fine drummer.

[@vernonsteinkamp1088]

I attended one of his drum clinics in Sacramento around 2010.

[@stevebinning977]

This performance is on a par with Santana "Soul Sacrifice" at Woodstock.

[@clarklester406]

I couldn't said that ANY BETTER! ABSOLUTE CHILLS listening 2 these 2 jams. Makes ya feel GOOD YA BE ALIVE!!

[@yetivanmarshall1473]

On par with soul sacrifice at Tanglewood same year except I think Mike S. was a little bit better.

[@stevebinning977]

@@yetivanmarshall1473 I will have a look at that one.

[@johnsheperd1680]

Santana Taglewood is also a great concert. Like Lamm said earlier in the concert that place is good for your head,

[@williamzoom9200]

Yes! That;s exactly what I thought - it was like the song took over and the musicians just became one with it.

[@dalehood1846]

I heard them in concert at Hampton Roads Coliseum in 1975, with the full lineup!!!! Amazing show.

[@larrygarner6251]

Damn Terry I'll say it again I was blessed to grow up in the 70s

[@mmpenning]

Terry Kath is the man, man!

[@och70]

That percussion break/drum solo is absolute 🔥

[@petec9686]

Chicago blows the Spencer Davis Group out of the water with this rendition. I think it might even be better with horns, but then who would play cowbell? Pankow absolutely kicks ass on it.

[@obbor4]

As long as you aren't talking about the vocals. None of these guys can sing like Stevie Winwood.

[@petec9686]

@@obbor4 you're right. Kath sings better. He had an amazing soulful voice.

[@terryengland1880]

From the UK, when Spencer Davis brought it out i thought it was great, then Chicago brought out their version brilliant, loved them every since

[@mifune9634]

From an instrumental standpoint, you're absolutely right. None of these guys can hold a candle to Steve Winwood from a vocals standpoint though.

[@zgfit]

The singer is dreadful. Not even close to as great as Steve Winwood. I like the original version so much better. There is no soul in this version

[@FrankensteinDC]

When Christopher Walken asks for more cowbell, this is what he wants

[@chrisadams7918]

Lol!!!!!!!

[@suzukispider]

tell walken if he wants cowbell to listen to play that funky music....

[@owentracy2540]

I was thinking the same thing Randy

[@jimnolan8387]

Explore the space baby!

[@andytay5507]

MORE cowbell!

[@lonestarintn9137]

Holy Cow those guys Rocked it man!!!!!!

[@richardsimon7487]

I saw them way back when. Great shows. They do not need gimmicks or props onstage, just the instruments. What has happened to music? Aside from 1 or 2 artists I cannot even listen to today's music.

[@jojoz]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WHERE EVER YOU ARE IN THE STARS!!! JAN 31st always love the best guitarist ever!

[@JesusRamos-wm7hg]

The day I retired from the VA hospital system in , 2K-14.

[@grantkoeller8911]

Terry Kath, it was so outrageous how great he was!!!!

[@конец-ю2с]

That was the first song I heard from „Chicago“ in summer of 69

[@James-ju4bk]

I am James F JR... And here is the Greatest Guitarist ever Terry Kath. I even believe Jimi Hendrix said so as well. Listen to him. These were Top notch Musicians. Not like today's Music. There are some good ones today. But, real musicians came from my Era of Music just listen. God Bless You.

[@billhorstkamp98]

Jimi Hendrix also said Billy Gibbons is the greatest guitarist ever. He was known to do that. Nice guy but prone to hyperbole. that being said Terry Kath was an absolute beast on the guitar

[@jeffcrawford3798]

I had all CTA records and 8 track tapes and loved it I turned my brother younger brother and he loved them he has passed away but he probably still listens to them RIP Thomas

[@reneematte8426]

Grazie Chicago on MV via I'm a man🎼🎹🎺🎸🌺🎧🎼🎼💙🎩🎩🎩

[@lilolives6098]

That guy playing cowbells is still touring with “new Chicago “ and playing great ‼️

[@edthorig1316]

Hey broer jij hebt mij 50jaar geleden hooked gemaakt aan Chicago.Heel erg bedankt voor deze onvergetelijke ervaring.

[@YankeeClippa]

They don't make 'em like this ANYMORE :( WOW!!

[@rockinrewind659]

Absolutely fabulous

[@RoyPietromartire-gs9kl]

Fantastic.

[@prophetmargin7497]

This is unbelievable how good these guys are!

[@belletollz]

jesus what a rhythm section

[@Tuck-v6d]

Horn section drumbs are the best saw them it Texas. Hendricks was main event.this was backup wow the best thanks guys

[@gooddaysahead1]

I am proud to say that the very first album I ever owned was titled, THE CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY. First live concert I ever attended, Chicago in Dayton, OH in 1973.

[@jefflivengood1860]

This is pure magic

[@larry930legend]

Tanglewood Lenox MA near my home town, glad I'm viewing this, free concert

[@TrussttN01]

That had to be the last song! Nothing left! So much talent there.

[@James-ju4bk]

I am James F JR... I will not disclose my age. But, I will say the Musical Era from the 60s , 70s and Prior to. Like the 40s , and 50s produced great music.but the 60s and 70s with Banda like Chicago really rocked the World in their Unique way. I am a Man , Yes I am and I can't help but Love it so.

[@straycat7247]

Chicago probably at the top of their abilities! What an incredible group. They had everything! And Terry Kath! This man carries the whole group! The post-Kath Chicago was a good group but it can't hold a candle to the original one.

[@mikemb123]

This American band would blow Led Zeppelin right off the stage.

[@Kenroadrunner]

I wouldn't go that far, but Chicago in the early 70s was fabulous!

[@randallbates9020]

Easy does it. Zeppelin was an accomplished acoustic group as well. This was still great stuff though and I enjoyed every bit of it.

[@fcassini007]

Haha! Zeppelin floats above everyone else next to the big giant pig :) But Chicago was amazing for sure. Terry Kath was a phenom.

[@pierceelyhibionada342]

True Zeppelin is OVERRATED I love them though Peace! Whole Lotta Love with my Comment.

[@carygson]

As Shakespeare said “comparisons are odious”

[@ingridgodersky3594]

One of the most under rated drummers of all time, not to mention Terry Kath.....

[@KonaSitkaRose]

Falling in love with them, all over again. What a performance!!!

[@erock2229]

These Tanglewood videos are priceless. This song has always been an incredible jam and this video does not disappoint.

[@sebastian993]

what can you say about Terry Kath that hasn't already been said

[@briancoates3955]

I remember being 10yrs old and hearing this on KJR hear in Seattle and loving the solos especially the wah wah pedal RIP he was awsome and died to young gun's suck!

[@elephantmemory1]

I’m 78 and I’m still digging it Great band, great rendition, great talent!

[@HeinerG]

That's Music !! I listen to this Music, when i was a joung Boy in the Seventies. Great fantastic Sound!!!

[@rockygraziano2339]

Born in 1952 , sounds like there are a lot of us born in 1952. How bout all the great concerts we were privileged to attend. And the last thing we were worried about was any violence breaking out. No doubt we were a good bunch kids !!

[@garywallenphd885]

August here. 🎉

[@moremoney2]

I was 16 in 1970 when this was performed. I was singing the Spencer Davis version of this song in a cover band. We stayed together until 1979, then got back together in 2016 and are doing it again. People of all ages love this old rock.

[@lupefuentes7737]

Habrá Sido este el mejor concierto de Chicago? Muy probablemente sí, los ví dos veces en el auditorio nacional en CDMX, en la década pasada.

[@BrannenTaylor]

Chicago really knew how to “explore the space” with “more cowbells”.

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

Simply incredible. Never to be duplicated.

[@richardwalker9826]

love the dark background - it lets the people and their music shine! which is the way it should be.

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

AMAZING. RIP Terry Kath.

[@jonathanhurley4055]

Beat the HELL out of that guitar, Terry....get that sound just like you like it...HIT IT AGAIN!!!!!

[@dougoverhoff7568]

WOW!, just........WOW!!!

[@snowillard]

RIP Terry Kath a Legend

[@kevinfodor4478]

I usually don’t like the internet… this is not 1 of them! I was 9 when I started my ❤ for Chicago! ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@MASTERTHEMEME]

Danny is one of the greatest drummers of all time in my humble opinion! Love this guy as a human being and a fantastic drummer!

[@wayneboone1077]

50 YEARS DAMN ][[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[