Chicago (Band)- Baby What a Big Surprise- LIVE 1977

[@asjeble]

Still great to hear! Who is with me 2024?🌍♥🌺

[@gerardcousineau3478]

😊. yes

[@margiepierce3913]

Me I'm here

[@asjeble]

@@margiepierce3913 Nice!

[@daanvoosten6621]

I am

[@Webber-l4l]

Me😊

[@stevesenkle6995]

Things are steadily fading away for those of us who grew up and were inspired by these songs. I see its been 2-years since the last comment. These were the golden years of rock music. Nothing like it today. The fact that Chicago could make this song sound so good live is a testimony to their talent.

[@dominickcastiglione5908]

Yes here’s a Comment the best of the best 1970s Forever

[@LoyalOpposition]

Terry and Peter's favorite bands were The Beatles and The Beach Boys.

[@RFriedman22]

Here’s a comment today.I remember listening to their first album,not cd,summer of 69 or 70.I think it was Chicago Transit Authority then.Listened very sporadically over the years but now I’m back really appreciating them.Not sure whether to laugh or cry.

[@lashawnbulluck7244]

I was born in 74 but this group was IT for me❤❤❤

[@MeWriter2112]

Check out other Chicago vids and comments; you'll see it's alive and well.

[@vintagesavoiur]

Here in 2024, good music live forever

[@slimtimmcleanbluespower327]

Peter's voice is just so good it is insane.

[@michaelcalvert9229]

1977 and 14 years old. CHICAGO was a super group.

[@higherview136]

1977 I turned 15. Just at that point of discovering my parents were WRONG - long haired hippies were not actually destroying the world.

[@senonarisworo8241]

Terry and Peter, the soul and the sound of chicago, at their best...

[@cindyketron1948]

I wish I could turn back the clock of time and see them in person at the height of their day! Terry Kath and Peter Cetera, there will never be another pairing this perfect! Makes me miss the days of my youth.

[@patriciaarchie7822]

I love peter cetera his voice is magic they should have never let him go ,it was their loss!

[@michaelschmidtschmidt4798]

Patricia Archie the punk got fired

[@elizabethmcleod6079]

Patricia Archie yep! Huge mistake that they’ve never recovered from.

[@pastorsmellgood2473]

They wouldn't let him push them around.

[@robz1980]

@@pastorsmellgood2473 they pushed him around for years, when they collaborated with foster the tables turned.

[@mkl62]

Peter wanted Chicago to become like Genesis; do solo projects, then get back together, etc.

[@rubikhilnani838]

Peter Cetera is just amazing; his voice is indeed just supernatural & magical--once in a lifetime talent. Chicago had great talented musicians--fantastic classic rock.

[@dominiceugenio3694]

RIP Terry Kath still missed it is February 12 2021 I was 4 when this was out now im soon to be 48 and it is still a fucking classic man

[@davidfanucci8339]

It's tough to watch knowing TK would be gone soon. Still hurts all these years later. Great tune though!

[@Solarian-k3s]

Robert Terry Peter fantastic vocal range... An American Legend...Chicago

[@moodylicious]

I cannot adequately express just how much this song 'does it' for me!! It is pure gold from start to finish and everything in between. I just love it, baby! a strong essence of the Beatles ...lots of sounds harken back.

[@gib59er56]

Cetera has always said the Beatles were his favorite band. There is an interview I saw with him here on YT, about meeting McCartney, and it is kind of funny.

[@gabrielaromero7579]

This band reminds me of my father who passed away from Covid, he came to live in Chicago in the early 70s , he told me he loved this band ..

[@laurapauga8221]

Sorry for your loss. Hugs from nw side of Chicago. 58 yrs. in same home. I saw these guys at Soldiers field, my first concert. Special memories are precious. Hope you may find comfort and healing listening and remembering the love.

[@saschaesken5524]

Not from covid

[@benjaminglover1570]

Complex arrangement done by Cetera. Live, they just kick straight into it. What a band.

[@jenniferkubik8686]

My toddler years and early childhood years. I am a 70's baby and heard this in the early 80's a lot.

[@ptownscribe1254]

I alway thought this was a more powerful, and rocking "ballad" than If You Leave Me now. The sense of drama seemed authentic, and it's hard to beat that punch-to-the-gut, BUH-PA, chorus. I wish Peter's love songs had stayed more in this vein.

[@imeldaennis3220]

This is what we miss...the 70s... Great Great music...I was 17 when this song came out... Chicago were such an amazing talented band... Never be replaced...incredible voice Peter cetera 🎤🎶🎸🎺🎷💕💕💕

[@chicagomusicfan8817]

The many faces of Peter Cetera. I'm loving it. 😍

[@bari1123]

He's a wanna be!! Terry was so much better than him!! he was so jealous of him!! jerk!!

[@kelliefrancis2433]

Barbara Reguin what a dumb thing to say

[@MarcusFenix50]

@@bari1123 Lol, what? You high or something?

[@patriciaarchie7822]

Barbara Reguin , Terry and Peter had very different voices , Robert Lamm once said in an interview Peter had one of the best voices in the world and I agree, so why would he be jealous , they made him a leader because they knew he was good and he put plenty of money in their pockets so if u don't like him u don't have to call him names , it only shows that your the one who looks like a jerk !!!!!!!!

[@moodylicious]

priceless footage near the end with split screen of Peter and Terry. I think Terry is what made the hostile place the others made for Peter, bearable. Such good friends. Peter must have been gutted when Terry died. Very Beatles-esque elements in this song with Terry's guitar and the brass.

[@Ginnyvapes]

Now I know why I played a flute in music class in 77 Haha! Love this!! thank you for posing.

[@marcelopepinho]

Boy ..what a magical time that time!!!

[@tjoeksinggih5054]

it's just one of my special song memories (1977)

[@michaelslamon386]

I just love watching and listening to Chicago with Terry Kath.

[@itsjustme9354]

I wish I was a teenager in the 70s what a time to be alive. The music the fashion everything everyone looked the part.

[@loraa3873]

The 70s: the decade fashion forgot 😂

[@charlesmcelroy9073]

You know it's going to be a shame when not only the front man of these groups are gone but all of the great musicians and all these bands we will never see the likes of it again

[@Ginnyvapes]

Still loving this song. 2019 I played the flute too. such a nerd thing to do. lol

[@debbiewashburn1000]

Thanks for posting this ChicagoKid1969! Especially because I love Walter, and his amazing musical abilities in all the instruments he plays. I played a clarinet in the band at my Fenger High School. Class of 1969.

[@RFriedman22]

I remember their first album,CTA,summer of 69 or 70,listening at the Jersey Shore 16 or 17.Hard to believe I’m listening 54 or 55 years later.Maybe I’m dreaming,except this phone won’t exist for several decades.

[@marcelopepinho]

Am I too nostalgic enjoying this son in 2020??

[@daddylongleg9113]

No, it's normal!

[@descartres4174]

NOPE!!!!!

[@ebonpaladin]

Its 2022 and I'm sitting here listening to this song and thinking about who my favorite vocalist and band might be. The thing is, there was so much talent from the 70s and 80s that even picking for each decade is damn near impossible! I have a deep and abiding affection for much of the music from those two decades, due in no small part to the incredible singular talents that populated them. I can pick 10 heavy hitters in terms of vocalists and bands (not always together) from each decade but that barely scratches the surface! What about the niche hits, sometimes called one-hit wonders- maybe even more amazing because they had one shot, took it and knocked it out the park! Those of us who grew up during the 70s and 80s are probably the most blessed because we had the best of a lot of worlds and nothing that's come since has a hope of touching them.

[@LoyalOpposition]

The more I listen to those first XI Chicago albums, I love them more decades after.

[@rosemarymccabe3665]

This is so melodic and beautiful

[@beatlessteve1010]

What and unbelievably creative band...all the intricacies of all the instruments. This was a very special time ....being a 70s boy with older sisters I am very nostalgic about this time...you had 3 great singers in this band..I think they went to Loyola or DePaul..or something boy are they are great!

[@djsimonrossprice9400]

What a great band. It's been a while like the lady said but believe me this music will NEVER DIE... THE NEXT GENERATION WILL FIND IT and like us be amazed by it...❤❤❤

[@higherview136]

Some of the greatest music ever written. It’s so important that we introduce our grandchildren to this music while they’re in their early teens. So glad that there are videos and lyrics that they can look at online

[@philiptucci2458]

Very beautiful masterpiece from the greatest band of all time

[@patriciaarchie7822]

philip tucci And the greatest singer of all time !!!!!

[@leonphelps1901]

Chicago died when Terry Kath died

[@moodylicious]

@@leonphelps1901 But just think ahead for a minute. What would everyone have thought of Terry had he gone solo, as he had plans of doing? Something would still have changed. Would you all have hated Terry as much as you hate Peter?

[@ptownscribe1254]

@@moodylicious That "Terry was gonna ditch the band and go solo" is the dramatic narrative that everyone hangs onto. Personally, I don't think even Terry Kath would give up his Chicago paycheck for the very shaky prospect of a solo career during the height of disco. I don't know why he hadn't made an album earlier, like Robert Lamm, but if he made one in 1978, it may or may not have caught fire (Robert's didn't nor did Peter's first) . Either way, he would've been smart to remain in Chicago, do whatever he wanted on the side, and slap Peter when he started writing Hard For Me to Say I'm Sorry.

[@moodylicious]

@@ptownscribe1254 Did you not see the movie Terry's daughter made on her dad? Camelia, Terry's wife speaks of his intentions. His journal or notebook of lyrics, song ideas, band ideas are shown. He was due to rehearse Jan 24, had he survived the night before. Cook County was to be the name of his band. I don't recall if it was going to be a hard split or if he'd have been granted the luxury denied Peter; that of having a solo band and material while staying/touring with Chicago. Re: smacking Cetera for writing one of his ballads, somebody should have smacked Pankow for Colour My World (1970). It was nice the first two times, the last 200 times were 200 too many for me. I heard that song usually twice a night, live, at every Saturday and Sunday night school dance. I have grown to abhor the dirge. At least Cetera's songs had something to them. One could try to argue the sentiment and simplicity of CMW is what makes it. It was so overplayed, I saw it as a simple dirge, despite it being a beloved wedding song for many. We all have opinions. It's allowed.

[@Sweetpatuna]

I live in Barbados Heard it this morning on the way to the gym. Fell in love all over again ❤

[@jusebus]

Enjoying this song from MX, I recently found it. I've never had listen it before, first time I listen it, and like to me. I like it. Congratulattions for Peter Cetera and Chicago. Great music. Thank you.

[@elisabethsauer347]

A unusual song from "Chicago"-how I find - but beautiful!!

[@moodylicious]

i mean, how does one write a gorgeous song like that with such heart, soul and cool musical elements? Great arrangement. baby, what a big surprise. Cetera was magic. Unexpected magic to pankow and lamm who saw themselves as the primary big writers. Along come Peter and blasts them into their biggest success. They couldn't handle it. egos couldn't take it. sour grapes to this day.

[@louisescutti1998]

This is Sooo true , he will always be the VOICE of Chicago.and they could never replace , no matter how hard they tried !!!!!

[@dawhoda1]

@@moodylicious sounds like you copied this somewhere verbatim🤔

[@dawhoda1]

At least the top half😏

[@moodylicious]

@@dawhoda1 what? That was one of the most off-the-cuff, unpolished observations I've ever written. lol AND one of the shortest. who would copy such a rambling thing?

[@waltersimmons946]

Peter as a soloist sung this song consistently about 2 to 3 keys lower up till he retired. He sounds better when he sings higher. But no matter where he's at .It still sounds like Peter Cetera.

[@MatthewMarsillo]

When Peter decide to start touriogn agioan aorund 2003 after he aprticpate in david Foster's PBS specoal he decideed to lower the keys down 1 to 2 and fially 3 keys lower fo his voice could nto reach the original high notes anymore. Alot of his songs began to sound differently but he still performed then very well. Soem of his liv eperformances from then until he retired sounded good tog reat and hate to admit but he was off a few times such as his Live in salt lake city album ut still sounded execently. The big issue why peter eneded up not reuniting with chicago for tehir 2016 induction into the rock and roll hall of fame was because he asked his former band mates to lower 25 or 6 to 4 from the key of a to e one step lower from the rogijnal recording. peter and this was very nice and loyakl of him also wanted to brign back Laduir de Oliveria DonnieDacus Chris Pinnick Bill Champlin and his younger brother kenny cetera whom played ith them on his track soff Chicago 17 and th subsequent final tour of his. He eve rmentipone dhow he wishes terry coudl ahve been there as well for teh induciton. The response he got back from his old brothers; CHILL OUT DUDE. being remionded fo what happened when he sperperated from chicago he dcecided the hell with them and decided not to rejoin them> Now I will be the firs tto admit Peter was wrong for not attednign the ceremony. I dont blame him for not eantign to perform wiht Chicago but he should have still gone and stood up with them one final time to accept his award and say thnak you to all of fthe fans. Ironically Steve perry did surprisingly attend and accept hsi award with jopurney thnaking all fo teh fans and saying he never gorgot them. Steve perry whoweve did ntor eunite to perform with thgem which was understood. same to be said whoudl have been if peter ahd decided to attend the ceremony. RobertJimmy Lee and walt wwrre always jealous of peter especially whe he became the defacto elader in the early to mid 1980's which was a result o music changing and Chciago ahd to adapt otherwise they never owuld ahv emade such a massive comeback. The roginal members still left in the band robert lee and Jimmy all act liek they were the msot important members and songwriters in the band and pretty much bad mouth peter and danny whenever they get the chance. Jimmy in particular will nto even mnetion peter anymore when tlaking about the hsitory of the band. Lee acts like he si regressing to a kid and Robert though still a very taliented singer/songwriter has become so rpetentious to the sickenign point. ASO AND THIS IS JSUT MY OPINION BUT LIUDER DE OLIVERIRA BILL CHAMPLIN JASON SCHEFF TRIS IMBODEN AND KEITH HOWLAND SHOULD HAVE ALSO BEEN INDCUTED INTO TEH ROCKL AND ROLL HALL OF FAME AS WELL FOR TEHY HELPED TO KEEP CHCIAGO OTNUNING ALL OF THSOE YEARS. Chicago will always be a legendary band and peter cetera has the msot unique tenor golden opive of all time/.

[@waltersimmons946]

It was the band who had Peter singing those song keys quite high during his tenure with the band. Cetera was on Fox News in 2001 explaining why he sang lower on his last album Another Perfect World. He actually lowered the keys because (1) As a soloist he was no longer under pressure to sing high constantly (2)He was actually where he was comfortable. Bill Champlin he told John Beaudin on Rock History about 3 years ago. That Jason Scheff was constantly under pressure to sing a certain way , and under pressure to match Cetera's vocals (in Chicago) Champlin said also that Cetera could lower any song by 4 keys and it will still sound like Cetera and that Jason is also a much better singer since he left Chicago in 2016. Jason had pitch problems . Being the tenor in Chicago is not what it' was cracked up to be in reality. It was a hard job.

[@mizzoupatriot8814]

Peter Cetera IS Chicago...That awesome, iconic voice....Timeless.

[@dvdfrnzwbr]

Had this melody stuck in my head, but couldn't remember the song. Only Remembered Baby and oh oh oh oh oh oh oh .... It got me here.

[@tonydio666]

I was 11 when this came out and it was all over the airwaves. A brilliant band that etched memories in my mind.

[@robynhawkins48]

On mostly all his live performances, Peter cetera always pokes his lips out at some point and I absolutely melt

[@henriquejr7720]

It is beautiful music

[@michaelcalvert9229]

Chicago. A pop icon band .

[@aeromamakinforever]

Miss me some Terry

[@barbarawinsor8401]

I’m right with ya!

[@riaflores-tamayo6236]

Maryann Merritt I agree. It will never be the same without Terry Kath.

[@kevinmurphy4455]

I really like that version.

[@kaywaters7478]

The year I was married. Still with the same bloke and still,listening to this!

[@robertgarner504]

Awesome version!! I love how he adds the flute!! Fabulous T.K. guitar all around.

[@JAGreen-lj9zi]

The flute is very much done the way the horns was done by the Beatles from their album strawberry Fields forever they were very influenced by the Beatles

[@hizukasausana4157]

Wow nice song and amasing voice of chicago 💓

[@lourdesheck3567]

Great song🥰

[@maryannmerritt3922]

Terry Kath was Chicago

[@anateresalusitanoc1889]

And Peter Cetera

[@patriciaarchie7822]

Ana Teresa Lusitano C Yes, he was the VOICE of Chicago !!!!

[@lisadavis1971]

yep

[@allang1968]

Robert Lamm

[@rockbertoqc]

All of the originals (plus Laudir De Oliveira) were Chicago. Once Terry died, they were never the same, but still hit some good songs like “Alive Again”… sadly, that was it. The 80s ‘Chicago’ stuff was just adult contemporary rubbish.

[@marcosaureliocarvalhodossa5249]

Gratidão por esta música maravilhosa 💕❤

[@barryhunt5357]

Still one of the best groups and songs!

[@juancc7480]

Gracias a la icónica banda de metales dorados por recordar mis gloriosos años mozos de mi existir, con está bella canción Gracias CDMX

[@flyinwalenda]

Danny and that nice white pearl Slingerland concert tom set !

[@christinarosejewelry2061]

Made me smile :)

[@bobbyfuller3118]

Brings back memories . . .

[@kaykyluiz3965]

Na minha opinião , um dos melhores lives, obrigada a quem postou o video.

[@barbarahoward5174]

Agreed they were phenomenal together as a group...

[@ElcioThenorio]

I could swear Chigaco was a black band! It's the first time I see them. So beautiful, so pleasant to hear!

[@silvananunes4436]

Música que faz bem aos ouvidos

[@mariadelourdesmendes6629]

Meu Deus..que música boa..amo Chicago!!!❤❤❤

[@julioherrera9175]

My 17 years old !!!!

[@zebadiahbrigmon5148]

Amazing

[@kenmaritch7913]

awesome!

[@jacksonborgesborges6333]

NESSE TEMPO OS HOMEM CÂMERA SÓ FILMAVA U CANTOR 👍😎

[@analeegarciamoreira7866]

Beatiful song the super band chicago

[@maxpilot5]

alguém estudou e muito para que o resultado final fosse esse...coisa linda de som, quem ganhou formos nós...viva à boa música sempre! 🙆‍♀️🎸🎺🎤

[@arneldarang6378]

Trademark voice of chicago

[@vincentobrien7353]

Peter played it with the Bad Daddies. Still sounded great.

[@annhoneycutt868]

I love this band! 2024 gonna be 2025 tonight!

[@TheRozberry]

Peter Cetera's is a "crooner" to the tenth degree!!!

[@derekmatt8134]

damn they were good

[@PaceliTube]

Muito bom!! Som marcante, um show!!

[@mariamery7025]

Fm radio dl plata,trasnoche 1976

[@mikestevenson576]

Horns never sounded better than this.

[@janemananquil2334]

Its OCT 25 2024❤❤❤

[@silvananunes4436]

Ofereço está linda melodia para meu irmão que já está com Deus.

[@Commenter007]

I believe that you'll see your brother again. God bless.

[@silvananunes4436]

@@Commenter007 Eu também creio.Obrigada.

[@MrDustinRodgers]

ROBERT TERRY PETER ROCK ON GUYS

[@silvananunes4436]

Que chegue em ondas até você

[@jiyujizai]

🥀🌱😃💛

[@dawhoda1]

Yeah peter once again peter

[@samueltenorio4874]

ESSA MÚSICA DESE GRUPO. PARA MIM. É. NOTA MIL [ 1000 ] MARCOU HISTÓRIAS. AMORAOSAS. NA MINHA VIDA ! EM 1976. EU. JÁ, ESTAVA. ME PREPARANDO. PARA IR. PARA AS FILEIRAS. DO EXÉRCITO BRASILEIRO. JÁ TERIA PASSADO. NOS EXAMES; DE SELEÇÃO ! EU POSSUÍA. UMA NAMORADA. POR NOME. DE: YEDA. ELA ADORAVA; AS MÚSICAS. GRO SAUDOSO GRUPO. CHICAGO. CONCLUSÃO. ELA COMPROU. UM [ LP ] CHAMAVA SE, NA ÉPOCA. DE: LONG PLAY. E ME DEU. DE PRESENTE. PÚTIS ! QUE. SAUDADES. DAQUELA; MORENINHA ! AS NOSSAS VIDAS. REPRESENTAM. BÉLOS; PASSADOS ! OBRIGADO. NÃO SEI. SE AQUELA MOÇA. AINDA, ESTÁ, VIVA. OU, NÃO. EU ERA. APAIXONADO. NAQUELA MORENINHA ! SÓ. POR DEUS ! NÉ, GENTES FINAS ?? @8MDY

[@kennethrussell1158]

Maybe it's me but they seem tired on this tour. Doesn't seem to be as motivated. I saw them in the spring of 1977 at the Olympia Stadium in Detroit.

[@jeremyheintz1479]

They toured way too much. Terry especially was just tired of that and the music they were making by then.

[@denniselber9195]

How about that harmony!

[@angelamyrmel236]

why is the mic not leveled with Peter's mouth? it's like he is having to tip toe to reach it.

[@lynnjames6629]

🎶🥰

[@rockinricky7931]

🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤟

[@Hydrophish]

Never realized until recently how Beatles-inspired this song was

[@JAGreen-lj9zi]

I hear it too strawberry Fields forever because of the instrumental style that's very Beatlesque thank you influence style of John Lennon and McCartney lyrical style of writing and singing about love.

[@lamarravery4094]

Peter said it was inspired by the Beatles. Penny Lane used a pocket flute and he used it also on this song. The only song Peter sang lead from Chicago 11, and it was the only top 10 hit from that album.

[@LoyalOpposition]

Terry and Peter's favorite bands were The Beatles and The Beach Boys.

[@LoyalOpposition]

of course it's you with the (correct) information. Interesting how after his #1, he sings lead the same amount as Lee and Jimmy, despite always singing more, even when he wrote nothing on an album (I, V). That lick Terry dubbed before the bridge is very Harrison-like, and Terry and Peter's favorite bands were The Beatles and The Beach Boys (few of them doing back-ground vocals, as well as little brother Kenny, who would play tambourine for a week to pad his resume)@@lamarravery4094

[@jeremyheintz1479]

Still feel bad for Terry. He disliked this stuff so much.

[@TruthHurts58]

According to his own wife and daughter, the horns were what he couldn’t stand. That’s why he was recording a solo album with his hornless band at the time he accidentally shot himself.

[@loraa3873]

How u know?

[@julioherrera9175]

I met my wife, now I got 41 years married !!!

[@LoyalOpposition]

Terry and Peter's favorite bands were The Beatles and The Beach Boys.

[@13Raven]

How do does the band thank Peter for their first #1 song. By giving him one song to sing (and write) on the next album. At least he made it a big one.

[@MatthewMarsillo]

Oh yeha i know for robert has alway said when If You leave Me Now was releaed it drove me crazy and i know it drove terry crazy because the ballards were nto the way we saw ourselves.. Boo ho cry me a frekaing river. The horn section Walt Lee Jimmya nd rpobert had become so jealous oif peter by this ppoint it wa sickening. Oh yeah Peter's ballards made them seem too soft but Jimmy I seemm tor ember you writing a ballard off the second album what was it valled oh eyah Colour my World which was a huge prom and wedding song at that time. Guess which song my Aunt Judya nd uncle gary ;picked as the ri wedding song?/ You guessed write Colour my World. Did you ever hear the interview ehere Jimmy mentioned frank Sinatra the freakijgnj hairman oft h board liked his soft ballard so much he wanted to remake it with one caveat. He asked Jimmy to write one mroe verse so he woudl ahve a full song to sing. After careful cnsideration Jimmy deciced nto to grant frabnk's reque4st for in hsi won words it woudl ahv eruined the integrity fo what iw as trying to put into the song. When frank Sinatra likes your song and wants to record it if he wants one mrore verse you write one more verse4. The horn section and Robert were and are still soa rrogant and resenful even almsot fity year alers. Alsow anted to reveal baby What a Big Surprise was not roginally writen for Chicago XI. Nope both this as well as If You leave me Now happy man and Wishing You Werte Here were all orginallyw ritten a few years early around 1973 or 74 at the time fo Chicago Vi or VIII. peter adm itted he wrote all fot hem about hsi blossoming romance with his former wife Diane Nini which is why tehy felt so perosnal and easy forf ans to connect with at the time. he was a man in love and wanted to show his admiration and respect for hsi enw lady. In facrt if you elav eme now was recorded at the als tminute for Chicago X. Another rainy day in New York City which robert wrote and peter sang was released first butt when his ballard was released alter took all of his thunder and he took a temper tantrum. Grown men still acting like children when they were in arguably the biggest jazz rock band in the world. Peter admitted he was never r eally welcomed intot he songwriting circle for robert and Jimmy ahd writtn alot fot eh earlier hits. terry was also a great songwriter but none fo hsi compositions really gained any commercial single statuts unfortunately. Peter gave them their first number one as wellas their firs tand only grammy for any of tehri songs which they still resent to this very day. Peter will always be the man with the golden voice both in and otu fo chciago god bless himm and yoiu too my friend.

[@carljacobson7156]

This song has a very 'Beatles Like' sound to me

[@JAGreen-lj9zi]

The way the flute is played like the horns from Strawberry Fields for Ever by the Beatles.

[@JAGreen-lj9zi]

And Carl Jacobson the song Penny Lane very much has that flowering horn sound Chicago was influenced by. I think the album was called 'Strawberry Fields Forever' by the Beatles

[@einarabelc5]

Poor tape is overplayed

[@voxultra71]

So.. since 1977 they where doing Click Tracks for live presentations.. hmm

[@ksteiger]

Yup. And it was in tape. You can hear that Cetera's voice is doubled. I'm ok with that.

[@nickborromeo9360]

What is click tracks?

[@voxultra71]

A lotta bands use a pre sequence tracks to fill some instruments, special sounds or vocals to live songs for a better quality sound performance.. the drummer needs a Clicks sound track to maintain the correct beat and avoiding a mistake.. that’s why you can see the drummer using Headphones

[@slmayer]

Does anyone else hear hints of Joe Walsh in Peter’s voice in this video?

[@Mr85fordyota]

They needed the french horns....

[@lucyfoster4082]

Early Cetera songs weren’t too schlocky.

[@loraa3873]

Foster the schlockster ruined his Chicago sound!😊

[@lucyfoster4082]

@@loraa3873 True!

[@pattiscott6087]

Bubble gum. Give me Terry Kath style music any day.

[@patriciaarchie7822]

Patti Scott PETER gave them their first # 1 song all over the world and also their first Grammy ,you can't miss his distinctive voice when you hear it , and he can really rock when he wants to he's the best !!!!!!!

[@anateresalusitanoc1889]

@@patriciaarchie7822 100% agree!

[@ptownscribe1254]

Not really. An adult love song (power ballad, actually) with great Beatleque guitar and horn parts.

[@s.j.2850]

The BEST!!❤❤❤

[@jeremyheintz1479]

Absolutely agree. The early stuff (first 3 albums) was their best, anti establishment, solid rock stuff. By 77 they were full adult contemporary