Guitarist Terry Kath (Chicago) Accidentally Kills Himself- Visiting his Grave

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Sorry I forgot to mention that Terry kath is buried here at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California

[@larryjackson6075]

Blood, Sweat, and Tears, or Chicago?

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

@@larryjackson6075 ....Both

[@judithcontreras1940]

Saw them 2-14-73 or 74. In their prime.

[@blakeh8582]

@@judithcontreras1940 lucky you...didnt see them until 2017..

[@nickie7874]

I started listening to Chicago in late 60s and saw them a couple times in San Diego where we lived. They were my favorite band and I got teased because they weren't hard core rock n roll. Of course I listened to that as well!

[@centuryrox]

One of the greatest guitarists! His solo in the song "25 or 6 to 4" at Tanglewood is one of the greatest guitar solos I've ever seen! Simply amazing!

[@susanyeadon6657]

I have it in rotation

[@misstury606]

Yes, and on top of that he sang it.

[@PabloHunE]

@century 100% the best I've seen on film from him. Amazing talent.

[@CarolinaBloomquist]

I agree, not to put down Jimmi Hendrix, but I would say Terry might be really underrated as a guitar player. I really think he could hold his own to Jimmi. His abilities on the guitar are just amazing.

[@centuryrox]

@@CarolinaBloomquist Believe it or not, I know a few people my age who have never even heard of Terry Kath! I find that stunning! Especially when you compare Chicago to other well-known groups of the same era, like Led Zeppelin. Most people know the members of Zeppelin. Yet they were only together as a band for 11 years, putting out 8 studio albums and 16 singles. By comparison, Chicago's been together 53 years, putting out 24 studio albums and 64 singles! Go figure.

[@allan9603]

Started listening to Chicago in 1970 when Kath was the lead singer. His solo Colour My World was his best. Peter Cetera took over as lead singer after Kath's death. Thanks for the video Harmin!

[@maybeitsneato]

The older I get the more I find myself saying to people "I will take no pleasure in saying that I told you so". I'm sure that's exactly how Terry's friend felt. Chicago is one of those bands that I think pretty much everyone likes, even if they don't realize it. Also, wow, that's a fancy cemetery.

[@williamblair9597]

That is one of the best looking cemeteries I've seen. Terry was a very big part of the band Chicago. That was the end of Chicago as far as I was concerned. Terry f$%ked up. I was surprised when this happened. For someone who supposedly knew guns, I could never understand why he did something so ignorant. He should have known the difference between a revolver and a semi-automatic. Maybe he did and this just backs up the saying, don't "play with guns" and never point one at someone else or yourself, unless you intend to kill that person or yourself. I do recall at the time some implication concerning the influence of drugs. There are similarities between Terry and Freddie Prinze's death. Both appeared to be accidental, although both were suspected to involve drug use at the time these tragedies occurred.

[@jackhammer7824]

@RGos " Saturday in the park " is a good song. Chicago was OK but like Journey , too much air radio time makes The music not as special over time.

[@HelenLopez-gh5bs]

I was taught at a young age you never point a fire arm at anyone because you never know if it's loaded. We weren't allowed to get near them without our father handling them.

[@HelenLopez-gh5bs]

My father taught al five of his children well about firearms, he even told us don't even point a BB Gun at anyone because you never know if there's still a bb in there. If we didn't listen & respect what our parents taught us we would get the board of education on the seat of knowledge & deservedly so. We didn't get spanked very often but when we did we knew it was for a reason.

[@saltyrebel2037]

Good job, Harmon. I was taught from the age of 4 "Never point a weapon at anything you don't intend to keel".

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

100% agreed.👍 I learned more gun safety tips as I had to carry a firearm as a probation officer.

[@saltyrebel2037]

@@Sly9192 ?? What is that? I assume some sort of entertainment from the propaganda box? I don't own one... like my comment said, I was taught that from the age of 4.

[@Michael_Chandler_Keaton]

@@saltyrebel2037 Yeah KZbin is much better...

[@saltyrebel2037]

@@Michael_Chandler_Keaton To each his own. Don't see many independent creators on the tube that resides between your ears... and it shows, believe me, it shows.

[@babasheeny3634]

“Hard to Say I’m Sorry”....... one of their best! Thx for the video Harmin.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

👍🙌 Phenomenal song. Chicago is loved by millions and it's so cool to see.

[@susanmuecke7160]

My best friend took me to see Chicago, my first concert, on my 18th birthday in December 1977. We were in nosebleed seats but it didn't matter, they were amazing. Thanks Harmon.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Wow! That's really cool Susan. So you saw one of his last concerts then since he died a month after that.🤯😱😱

[@TommyTheCat42]

Greetings from Rhode Island! I like the older Chicago with Terry, he was an incredible guitar player and doesn’t get his due! Even Hendrix told the band “your guitar player is better than me!” Jimi was a very humble guy in that sense... Awesome video Harmon, love your channel.

[@applejellypucci]

Even Jimi Hendrix was a fan of Terry Kath. That's how great he was.

[@Jackgritty28]

Prevention is the cure, the musician terry cath, health issues due to drug abuse, Russian roulette, an accident went wrong, died too young, lead guitarist dead, the band ruined, shows his gravesite, tragic incident⚒

[@charlesw.4576]

He was a fantastic singer and one of the greatest guitar-players ever!

[@pameversole5886]

Harmin, you’re so right about gun safety. I was raised around them but my dad taught us to consider every gun loaded, no matter where it was. Love Chicago! RIP Terry🕊 (Nice video, Harmin)

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Only wish Terry was more careful around guns. Who knows, maybe he was drinking or doing other stuff which clouded his thinking. Still no excuse. Just sad

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

He made the terrible mistake of not checking to make sure the chamber was clear.

[@qg3726]

Many may not know this but Jimi Hendrix heard the Band & ASKED if They would like to open for him. Of course Chicago said Yeah.. Jimi HIMSELF stated "Kath has unique style that I did".. Jimi was INTO the Brass thing in Rock Bands & even thought about heading in that direction.. If Hendrix gives you Kudos you KNOW you're on to something..

[@PabloHunE]

Kaths tangle wood performance was one of the best.

[@jthoen61]

You should listen to their first album. Listen to the songs of the Terry Kath years. He was an incredible guitarist. He left us way too soon. RIP Terry.

[@darkmaiden1776]

" If you leave me now" that's my favorite Chicago song. That cemetery looked like a maze you were walking through at first. What a sad story. His baby had to grow up without him. Guns aren't toys, good messages in this one Harmin. 💗

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

I’ve listened to Chicago for most of my 65 years, and this is the first time I’ve ever heard about this. What a shocker. RIP Terry. Long live Chicago’s music.

[@cindymetcalf2924]

Terry Kath was awesome ! It was a shame we lost him so early. I remember the day we heard the news. Sad. I was 21. Harmin...If you haven't watched the documentary his Daughter Michelle did called The Terry Kath Experience, you definitely should. Thanks for remembering Terry.

[@joeycaseyjr9262]

@ Cindy Metcalf : He was a Awesome musician " touched so many ...🎶🔊 Yelp tragedies do occur.! ☠

[@allan9603]

@Cindy, thanks for the info concerning the documentary, I've been searching so long( that's a Chicago song too) for the name of the documentary. 👍👌🕺

[@PabloHunE]

@cindy that was an amazing documentary and also contains some of his tanglewood '70 concert playing which was imo his best on film. Cheers.

[@MaddiesMamaRN]

Hey Eric! I never heard this story! I discovered Chicago in the mid 90s, when I was in high school, and I traveled to the UK! I found their cassette in a music store in England, where I also discovered Take That, but that's a whole different story! My favorite song was always "You're the Inspiration". Give me a strong ballad and I'm hooked! This was a terrible tragedy! As a firearm owner and carrier myself, that's the first rule you learn. Treat every gun as if it's loaded. So sad, but thanks for sharing the story. As always, stay safe. Say hi to Joel for me! 💙 Megan in North Carolina 💙

[@deedeelovesiceasmrandmore2037]

Love Chicago, especially when they first started..so tragic..RIP..so talented..so Young..💜❤💔🙏🏿

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Aren't they awesome! They truly are one of the greatest bands in my book. Thanks Dee!!

[@blakeh8582]

He brought the soul into the band.

[@chrismitchell7231]

I remember this happening definitely a sad day in rock history RIP Terry Alan Kath your a legend!!!

[@karencolville9738]

Thank You so much for this video, in my private way I am paying respect. Terry Kath was the Musician when I was a little girl to go out and buy a flute and other instruments as key boards. I actually visited Chicago the city to get the music vibe some time ago. I am a Visual Artist and a Musician with a very small audience. I was listening to Terry Kath's guitar solos CTA today and I happened by chance to find this video.

[@robertmaimone8733]

my first concert was @Spectrum, 69, I still remember Terry Keith, w/CTA, blew me away, playing his ❤, his AWSOME talent still haunts me, RIP TK, one of, if not, the best musician ever!

[@jwwj30]

Thanks again Harmin for taking me back to my early youth, especially my rock & roll concert days. I loved CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) as they were called before they changed their name to just "Chicago". I saw them live 3 times in the 1968 & 1969 at the Swing Auditorium, in San Bernardino. To this day, 53 years later, I still listen to their fantastic first 4 LP's.

[@RindaJane]

Chicago is one of my favorite bands of all times. I didnt know about their previous name. Thank you for sharing this info.. I was born in '64. I enjoyed Chicago in the 70s, 80s and have them on my Playlist/ Spotify today 🎶 🎵 🪕 ((Stay safe))

[@jwwj30]

MirOneDay Soon, If you like Chicago, try to find their first LP, released around the time you were 5 years old (69). They were called Chicago Transit Authority & their style of music was groundbreaking for the times. It was a little soul rock, mixed with some brass (horns) & jazz. Plus their vocals were amazing as well. I'm willing to bet that you'll have a few new songs to add on your playlist. Enjoy your day....

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

That must have been the time of your life!! Seeing them several times must have been amazing!

[@RindaJane]

@@jwwj30 awesome!! I'll definitely look that up!! Thank you 😊

[@chrissygreig2277]

I would love to have seen them, but I loved to listen to them, I really loved the brass, and the vocals, there is no band like Chicago 🥰❤️🌹

[@crystalphillips696]

That cemetery is so beautiful. Chicago is one one of the best bands ever. So sad they lost a great one with him.

[@stephanieann8115]

You impressed me when you said that you’re a Chicago fan Harmin👏. I figured you were too young! This is such an awful tragedy. Thanks for another great video.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I may have been born in 1989 but I still love the 80's. Chicago is one of my favorites. 👍

[@stephanieann8115]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations it warms my 💙

[@ognyc71]

Long live the 80s

[@rhiannonrede]

Thanks, Harmon. I love Chicago. Been listening to them since about '73 when I was 15. They are awesome. So very sad for his loss.

[@michaelb5368]

Rest in peace. Cherry, your guitar play has never been replaced. You are truly the hot and soul of Chicago. With that unmistakable guitar sound. No one has ever been able to replace you replace, you don't have tried. That's the ingredient that's been missing all this time

[@cherylposadas1497]

I liked Make Me Smile but Colour My World was absolutely my favorite. Loved Chicago!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

It makes me want to go back and listen more to their earlier work. 👍

[@creolelady182]

They were great in the 70's when Peter Cetera was the the lead vocalist

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I loved Peter in the band but I thought that bill champlin and Jason scheff held their own as the singers after he left.

[@creolelady182]

@@InfamousCrimeLocations and now they are gone. Why they hang on like they do I will never know. When they first started , they were in their 20's. I suppose they do it for the money. Peter cetera was the only one that was smart enough to get out because of all of the drug using. Cetera went solo and took his catalog of songs with him. Now he is done- retired. he knew when to quit. He is 77 years old now

[@PabloHunE]

I personally believe that band died the day Terry kath did. Just my opinion.

[@drumdad54sdl47]

@@PabloHunE They were never the same, for certain. His influence was sadly missed.

[@barbieserna7273]

Thank you Harmin, this story was so sad. I agree with you have to be safe with guns, never point it to yourself or others. I Love there music and still do💜

[@Charlieosgood52]

The incredible duo of Terry Kath and Pete Citera both vocally and musically was the core.

[@mariagilligan7133]

Thank you for being accurate. I know so much more about it. He was the best guitarist singer writer ever. How I wish we had him for many more years. Thank you again.

[@MjMetalhead]

I listened to them in the 70s. Actually saw them play on a Saturday in the park on the 4th of July!!! Great talent all around. They don’t come like that anymore ☹️.. R.I.P. Terry

[@riciajohnson1374]

Too cool

[@kennyrogers3919]

This has happened to a lot of people because of plain stupidity!!! Always treat a gun as if it is LOADED!!!!

[@TheoMutumbo]

Terry had a Death wish

[@anastacie40]

Thank you for this respectful and informative, tribute video to Terry Kath, Eric. Such a tragedy. The gun accident happened just 8 days before Terry would have turned 33.:/ I grew up listening to Chicago also.:) My older brother often played his Chicago LP's,(vinyl), which I couldn't help but hear,hehe.:) Chicago was/is, a truly amazing and talented band. I loved the horns/brass, (having played French Horn in middle school), in so many of their songs. 👏 👏 Chicago put out many great hits, over the years, for sure. "If You Leave Me Now," is my personal fav, Chicago song.. Sadly, I never knew of Terry's passing.:/ I plan on reading more about Terry's life, as a musician in the band, (Chicago). ;) R.I.P., Terry. 🙏 Again, thank you Eric, for all the great videos you continue to bring us. :) Travel safely.🙏 😇

[@barbaragardner3656]

Liked Chicago very much favorite song was if u leave me now so sad never play around with guns

[@anastacie40]

@@barbaragardner3656 Thanks, Barbara, for correcting me on the title of that Chicago song. ;)

[@curtc2194]

Keep up the good work Harmin! Feeling stronger every day is my favorite Chicago tune.

[@samantharedden3906]

Great job on this video! Chicago is such a classic band. So tragic about what happened to Terry.

[@tonybutler8811]

I got listening to Chicago in the 70s and loved the music they turned out but never knew about Terry so thanks again Harmin for letting me learn of Terry. Stay Safe 👍👊🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@gregrak9389]

Thanks so much for this upload, I have to admit that as a fan of the group, I wasn't aware of this tragedy, I believe the band originally billed themselves as the "Chicago Transit Authority," but had to change the name to "Chicago." The horns, trumpets, was more indicative to their early sounding tracks, thanks again, Harmin!!

[@PabloHunE]

If you haven't seen Terry's tangle wood 1970 performance and you like guitar.. You are truly missing out. Absolutely amazing performance.

[@70brine]

Great guitar player and a great vocalist as well. Chicago’s music has stood the test of time. We can’t say that about music now.

[@susanjones7872]

Don't remember hearing this Harmin. One of my favorite bands too. Thanks for sharing!

[@nessa3792]

Same here

[@Springwaterpixi]

What a shame...... such an avoidable and tragic way to go. Prayers for his daughter Michelle. 🙏💚 Thank you for sharing Harmon 💚

[@carolsweeten2449]

How senseless...I hadn’t heard about this. It’s cool that you like the older bands! Well done, Harmin!

[@carolynraley4047]

RIP, Terry, and thank you for sharing your talent with us. Excellent and kind coverage, Harmon. Thank you for your work.

[@managerof3monsters]

Love Chicago…also my hometown. I have family at this cemetery. Beautiful grounds. Well done as usual Harmin. Always informative & respectful. Be well & stay safe.♥️

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

Thanks Harman Chicago were one of the bands of my youth and they had such Universal appeal even to this day. Brilliant musicians and performers one and all. If you haven’t listened do yourself a HUGE favour. RIP Terry ❤️❤️

[@adriannafosse2485]

I was 15 when he died and I remember being so devastated! I LOVE Chicago and although they still did well after his death, it was difficult to not compare. I grew up with guns being a huge part of life. So the way he died really shook me to the core! Thanks for sharing this 💕

[@hollymartens8059]

As a guitar player, I am in awe of his talent, but even if he couldn't play a lick, what a voice!!! He would have been a star as a vocalist.

[@CarolinaBloomquist]

Terry is a really great musician. I live in the US and my parents came here from Sicily. My parents did not teach us children the Sicilian language but they would always play Italian music in the house. I never understood my parents music and thought it was just horrible noise that annoyed me. When I meet my now husband, one day we had to borrow his father’s truck. On the seat of the truck was a Chicago cassette tape. In shock I turned to my now husband and said “your parents like Chicago”? My husband was a little freaked out by my exclamation and just looked at me and said yes of course it’s an older band. (This was the late 80’s). I couldn’t wrap my head around the idea that a parent could listen to music that I liked too it was just beyond my comprehension. My husbands parents had great taste in music, and I could actually understand the lyrics.

[@ifor20got]

I was at one of their concerts in Chi Town in the 80's. Very fond memories of the band High Fiving and Shaking our hands at the end of the concert. Thanks for the upload

[@DadBradTo5]

Hard-Core Terry Kath fan, as I was listening to them (Chicago) from the "Beginnings" (late 60's) and also grew up in the city that was directly adjacent to Glendale, where Terry had his first home, and where the Forest Lawn that he is interred at is located, with me having visited his gravesite on several occasions. (My Mother and Grandmother are both interred at Forest Lawn Glendale). His death still haunts me to this day, with me "alternating" between sadness, (for all the music still inside of him that would never come to be!) and ANGER, as his death was so EASILY avoidable! In addition to playing guitar myself, firearms have also been my hobby since I was 10 years of age (currently pushing 70), and my training (and COMMON SENSE!!) taught me to ALWAYS "Rack that Slide 3 Times even if you're "sure" the gun is "unloaded"!!", when it comes to an autoloading pistol, which is what Terry inadvertently killed himself with. After FIRST removing the magazine, I (or anyone for that matter!) can in literally less than 2 seconds "Rack that Slide THREE TIMES!", and had Terry heeded that one simple, quick, and easy safety precaution, he'd probably still be with us today.. Chicago was NEVER the same post Terry's death, and though they continued to put out some really great music post Terry's tragic demise, the "Chicago" that many of us knew and loved, "died" when Terry did...

[@sChick-vy3vi]

You got a lot of exercise doing this one!! Chicago is a great band, you've probably heard their music on and off all of your life you just didn't take notice of who the band was. Saturday In The Park is probably their most memorable song to me just because it takes me back to the 70's. Peter Cetera (sp?) really put them back on the charts in the 80's and with music videos they gained a whole new audience. I've never seen them in concert but my mother has, more than once. Thank you for helping me relive the memory, it's bittersweet but wow, what a talented guy, such a loss. ❤

[@joycebrackbill3577]

How horrible. I have you beat on the number of years listening to Chicago. 50 years here!

[@toddbob55]

Nice Video My Dad was the one who told me about the story of Terry Kath.....that was more his generation even though im 42

[@sharosmith]

I loved Chicago’s music, very unique! Thanks for a great video

[@slytherinsky]

I have been listening to the music for 40 years and love the band so much it was such a tragic accident, thank you for covering this.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

They are a phenomenal band. Sad that most of the original band is gone now

[@amyf6726]

Thanks for doing this one. Chicago is my very favorite male band and was the first concert I ever saw back oh man like almost 40 years ago. I was 8 years old when I saw them in SLC, UT. Great job Herman! I am tickled that you love them too!

[@robbiedaug]

Beautiful tombstone message. Wow! And to think he's under there. So sad. Seeing his grave almost brought tears to my eyes

[@victoriabridgeman5825]

Chicago has always had great music. Thanks for remembering Terry.

[@lanacampbell-moore4549]

Thanks for sharing Harmin & may he rest in peace❤️

[@JennWatson]

Hi Harmin 👋 What a beautiful day for a stroll in that peaceful and scenic cemetery! I love Chicago ♥️

[@jijic3447]

I love all your videos. Excellent work!

[@justinbatt3191]

Thanks for another great one Harmin!!

[@sarathomas4346]

Love Chicago. I have been listening for years. Thanks for another great video, Harmin. Rest in Peace, Terry. Take care of yourself, Harmin.

[@mrssaltinecracker1477]

❤️ another awesome show harmin 👍✌️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Chicago... My favorite. ...💕

[@corallewis3093]

I'm so proud of you Harmin for getting 70k!! Continue on and BE CAREFUL ALWAYS!

[@GunnyKeith]

Chicago was good.. Thanks Harmin, outstanding work and coverage.

[@Indigo00eyez]

They were big in the 70s. One of my brothers high school yearbooks has the lyrics to Old Days as a backdrop, really nice. Glad you covered this! 🎶🎶🎶

[@angiedixon8017]

“Stronger Every Day” my favorite Chicago song.

[@richardmorris7063]

Great one but too many to list.loved the horns!

[@dennismclaurin1487]

My top 5: 1-Beginnings 2-Does anybody really know what time it is? 3-Make me smile 4-Colour my world 5-25 or 6 to 4

[@denisepleines1513]

I can listen to that song every day

[@juliepack3459]

This sent me straight to Spotify to pull up my old favorites! I had not listened to Chicago in years and years. I’m not sure why, because their music was the soundtrack to my high school and college years. I wonder how many others you have inspired with this video? Great job on a tragic story. Terry Katy’s death was clearly a huge loss. Take care!

[@me2nmineme243]

Soo sad. A valuable lesson you gave out as always. Carelessness is not a virtue. Love Chicago, Adore Zep😉.

[@baconbap]

Thank you, Eric. Reminds me of Jon-Erik Hexum. He was a rising star in the early 80s. Playfully put a prop gun on the set to his head, thinking it only had blanks, and he blew his head off. Tragic.

[@ognyc71]

I listened to Chicago in the 80's (my era 🙂) My goodness why did he do this. His poor friend having to witness this

[@nightrider7297]

The Ten Commandments of Gun safety. 1- Treat every weapon as if it were loaded. 2- See Rule #1

[@joeycaseyjr9262]

@Night Rider : Exactly "!!!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

You nailed it. 100% correct. 👍

[@robertcuratolo5339]

Not sure this was an accident. His role was getting less and less because the band was moving into cutesy pie songs. How do you prove it was an accident cause he was in good spirits? Was he heavenly drinking and doing drugs? Do we know absolutely for sure.

[@joeycaseyjr9262]

@@robertcuratolo5339 Nope. It happen intentional or not, ? I've had a couple of friends who played the R&R game too. No one wants to go down in shame assumed suicide." Especially a career as he had. Just sayin no one can be certain, if the cause was a insane act or something else not such as the BIG UGLY ACT." I personally Cleaned brain matter up, after a long time friendship with a buddy. Who blew his brains out.. and 25 years later, still have my flashbacks of that day. Very nasty to the one's left behind. !!! ( Never play with firearms period. )..!!!😟💥 And if a person sees this as the only way out.. Please take your ass to a area alone, like a desert or way back in the woods so friends and loved one's aren't traumatized..

[@mattkaustickomments]

@@robertcuratolo5339 I believe it was an accident due to judgement clouded by substance abuse / intoxication.

[@shayevondekempt6069]

Such a beautiful cemetery. Thank you for another great vlog.😊

[@paulhobday9272]

Thanks for another GREAT video Harmin! Take good care!

[@hairylarry6167]

1970 I saw the group Chicago in Ft. Wayne In. When Terry played 25 or 6 to 4, the crowd came to it's feet. Yelling and screaming in approval. It was sensational. RIP Terry.

[@DanielleC7]

Love your work! I live in SW WA and appreciate the local work. ❤️

[@pamelagay3303]

“Saturday in the park . I think it was the 4t of July.”Chicago. I am 72 years old. And have listened to Chicago for more than 50 years!!

[@BigDogCha]

Love Chicago. My Dad played them endlessly. I remember hearing of this tragedy. Huge loss for the Music World!!

[@joanysohayda7233]

Ur awesome. N thank u for replying back on my birthday. Look forward to ur next video always. This is sad n I bet his friend was left totally traumatized for ever.

[@kriss3616]

Love Chicago, my parents knew Terry’s parents , they had a resort in Hayward Wisconsin where me & my family growing up went on vacation too, beautiful people, so much I can say but would be too long!🥰🙏🎼

[@kellymccoy5358]

On this beautiful day in Las Vegas, I decided to stay home & binge watch your videos :) You do such a fabulous job in telling the stories. Always look forward to the next one. Side note....it's so funny how you do all this walking and never sound out of breath...LOL Please be safe!

[@lesbw356]

I have loved the group Chicago ever since I was teenager in the early 70s. The last time I saw them was at a winery in the summertime about 15 years ago…Thank you Harmin

[@BassGirlSusan1961]

Loved Chicago in the 70's and still do today. Hard to pick favourites, but 25 or 6 to 4 and Wishing you were Here would be my top 2. Those horns! The arrangements, man take me back...

[@rp9851]

This just made me so sad and teary-eyed. I too, love this band. The fact that he was only 31. I have a son that's 31. It's so sad that he was being so foolish. RIP

[@jewel9443]

Such a horrible tragedy 😢 never ever ever think guns are some kind of toy! They are for killing only. Always treat them as loaded and pointed toward the ground!! Terry Kath unfortunately lost his life and changed the lives of his loved ones and fans 😢💔 Thank you for sharing this with us Eric Harmin!!! You have such respect for those who have passed. Chicago's music has been one of my favorites since I was a kid listening to my big brothers play it 💖🤗🔊🎶🎷🎸🎺🥁🎙 p.s. absolutely beautiful cemetery

[@helenstewart4050]

Love the band and had no idea this was a part of their history ‼️very great footage and very lovely cemetery ‼️take care Harmin ✌️👋

[@elainadewitt322]

What a shame, what a waste of a great life. That voice was Awesome!😪🙏💕

[@gregorygolden1296]

Thanks Harmon, one of the absolute worst tragic moments in music history. I will always be in awe of his 1970 Tanglewood solo on 25 or 6 to 4. It was as if he was one with that guitar. Rock and Roll lost one of the best there ever was or will be.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Hey gregory, yes he was an absolute legend on guitar. Wish he would have been more careful with guns. Thanks man!

[@jamjames1971]

Love your channel. I remember this. I too am a big fan of Chicago

[@Rita-yw2tn]

My fiancé committed suicide in front of me and you’re right that’s certainly not something that you want to picture in your mind and heart for the rest of your life it never goes away it just gets to the point that you don’t think about it everyday . But like I said it never goes away . Chicago was & is one of my favorite bands ever .

[@aprilgraham-tash1124]

Awesome coverage of this tragic case Harmin! I LOVE the Band Chicago, and 2 of my favorite Songs are ones that Terry sang lead vocals on 💕

[@susanblauss1530]

Thanks for the story Harmin! Always loved Chicago.And hey, you're almost at 70K subs- how awesome is that!!

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Pretty humbling experience to know that essentially 70,000 different people chose to subscribe to my channel. It's amazing! Thank you Susan.

[@kathyneville9768]

In 1969, Chicago came to our commune farmhouse in Warrington PA. My husband's (drummer/vocals) jammed with Danny Seraphine in the barn.

[@luciledevries478]

Thanks for the video loved the band grew up in the seventies 🙏Rest in Peace

[@kmom1441]

I had not heard this before! Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@karenshow1963]

What a shame, I am so glad we don't have your gun laws here in Australia, we don't have deaths related to hand guns/guns in general in this country, only if you are a 'bad guy' or a shooting/hunting accident. Sad story, his poor Mother. Good story Harmin, very nice and respectful.

[@jomama5186]

Thanks. Huge fan. I grew up listening to them as the songs we're coming out and hitting the charts nice to see someone younger appreciate the band

[@footballlvnlady]

I saw them in concert in 1988. One of the best concerts I went to. I never heard of this death.