Chicago - (1973) "Saturday in the Park" & "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?"

[@KevinShaughnessy-lf3vs]

The 70"S Ya had to be there!! ✌️😋👍

[@douglaselmore9430]

I sort of teared up listening to this. One of the best parts of my childhood. No anger, no hate, no regret...just pure joy.

[@bradleykitzman6908]

I did and agree!

[@Greatnbes415]

Your right

[@Greatnbes415]

Good times with inspiration to move forward

[@jontucker1925]

I agree with everything you just said

[@quantumpotential7639]

I'm sorry for your loss, and your tears. Now let us pray 🙏

[@guillermoramongil]

My wife loved this song. It's been almost 4 years since she passed away. I still love her and remember her as the best thing in my life. I was a very lucky man. She was 14 and I was 16 when we were dating. And only her death separated us. We lived, grew up together and formed a beautiful family for almost 50 years.

[@samcuratolo3885]

sorry for your loss my friend...so glad you still have family

[@ckelly5141]

Amazing and heartwarming!

[@IsraelEsquivel-jw6rz]

I'm so sorry I, I can't imagine without my wife

[@davidrobinson3744]

I’m so sorry for your tremendous loss. May God give you comfort and peace.

[@IsraelEsquivel-jw6rz]

So sweet, sorry for your loss

[@coletemple7333]

How can someone hear the opening piano to "Saturday in the park" and not instantly feel happy and nostalgic

[@natureboy2818]

I feel nostalgic and I wasn’t even alive🤣

[@stevecareskey6542]

You cant

[@violetskye5148]

@@natureboy2818 enjoyyy 😎

[@violetskye5148]

@@stevecareskey6542 we’re not in his skin, let him have it ✌🏽

[@violetskye5148]

Got that right 🎺 !! ✌🏽

[@jayman860]

2024 If you are still listening to this Masterpiece! You were as blessed as I was. Greetings from Canada

[@shekelBerenstein]

i wish i was blessed to live in Canada then this crappy dump called America.

[@jayman860]

@@shekelBerenstein well I have lived in both countries,and have remained here for the last 10 years… Be well

[@CAPT1933]

@@shekelBerenstein- As a Veteran from a family of Veterans- leave then. 🇺🇸

[@shekelBerenstein]

@CAPT1933 please pay for my ticket baby killer.

[@keithwarner6997]

❤

[@johnjones9642]

Those dudes were bad ass! I'm a black guy that was born in 1962 & when I got hip to these guys I loved them. Always still play their music. The horn section was on & popping. Those days are gone man😎

[@ChristopherYuu]

Music was music back then. It didn’t matter who, where or what kind of person you were as long as you enjoyed the tunes.

[@davidlemieux9421]

Right on shout out to 1962

[@suefantastic4584]

Ima white girl born in 63.. music is unity.. love you brotha. xo

[@johnjones9642]

@@suefantastic4584 👍😎

[@srglepore]

💯

[@boomerang905]

The Jazziest rock group in the Land!!! Love them❤💚💜💥💙

[@maryhill1102]

I'm pretty sure that Chicago is one of the best bands that has ever existed! That was amazing.

[@gregpalermo3861]

I'll back you on that statement.

[@ScottKeena-bf3jz]

No doubt

[@jorgemartinez-rv9qz]

Strongly agree…2 more: Banda ‘El Mexicano’ and Banda ‘Machos’

[@marilynfosseen1541]

Maybe THE best.

[@harrychapin808]

You're not kidding, Mary!! They were SENSATIONAL during the 70s era!! I could listen to them ALL DAYl!! I really miss those times. "CHICAGO" originally "CTA" not only defined a generation, but remain TIMELESS! I mean... does anyone really know what time it is?!

[@sunshinestuart2439]

My mom loved Chicago. Im 41 and know every word to their songs. I was raised right. Makes me smile so big.

[@lreece60]

I was a teenager in the 70s. Great time to be alive! Chicago’s music really is timeless and memories come flooding back with each song. Miss those times!

[@davidgraham952]

freedom

[@cessaly100]

Yes! That’s why I like to post these guys! Wonderful times!

[@x_mau9355]

Then you voted for the demoncrats... aaaand is gone

[@somedumbozzie1539]

Oh I do so know what you mean, 197o's going to a hippie school with my home made Getto blaster in my "school bag" that never saw a text book.

[@violetskye5148]

✌🏽

[@pocopico7409]

Such clearly magical times for them. Wish we could go back to a world like that. It was a wonderful time.

[@mariefc8504]

Yes. Yes it was a wonderful time for us. 💕

[@noahsimmons4107]

One can only dream...

[@clayton.harmer8399]

Damn good times back then.. Good music beautiful women and finding my way through life.... I so miss it

[@ThisCantBeAllThereIs]

Yes so much!!!!!

[@mehermusic2154]

Magical times for Us

[@wrjames38]

No auto tune ...just pure talent!

[@goofyrulez7914]

"Talent"? What's that? Seems I heard about it some 50 years ago. Alas.

[@rogerkeime1925]

Pete and Terry can carry a song with their BGVs

[@rogerkeime1925]

So much talent for 1 band

Chicago was one of those reasons why the 70's were so special...proud to grow in these days...when life was much better than now...

[@racketman2u]

not always; the 70's were also the time of Vietnam and the Kent State shootings, in a political environment eerily similar to now.

[@coralyalacki8502]

Man them were the day a lot of fun and hard loving, me and my husband grew with these guys, now he been gone since 1988, never remarried can't find someone who love the late 60s and 70s

[@mehermusic2154]

@@racketman2u Thanks SO much Debbie Downer!

[@chrismartin9561]

Amen!

[@chrismartin9561]

I loved growing up in the 70's

[@JoelPierce-w3b]

At 72 now but this song takes me back to a much much younger time in my life as a senior in high school 1969 on a Saturday night dragging Main in a small Oklahoma town with my eight track playing Chicago inside my 64 Ford Falcon Sprint and my GF setting on the console with that special pillow under her! I tear up now thinking back to a much better time in life....Still love this band more than any other....👍

[@karenroot450]

Wow what a great memory to share with us!

[@ed4199]

Don't say 8 track to loud, please. I'm still trying to explain to my daughter what a cassette was. Once I feel she can handle that, then I'll ease in the 8 track. Vinyl is probably way off yet. She thinks vinyl records are just big cds. 😢 What ya gonna do..

[@samcuratolo3885]

im there with ya bro im 73

[@amandaemerson753]

I think we're neighbors!😊 I saw these guys in 1972 when they came to play live at our last day of Cheerleading Camp at SMU in Dallas. Great band!

[@sandyhardy3419]

I am in Tulsa… And Chicago played a private concert for a local businessman… About 2 miles from my house… Chicago was always playing at my house 🏡

[@joeracioppi7771]

I saw this on TV as a kid; the show was called: Chicago: In the Rockies

[@pst9821]

Rocky mountains?

[@joeracioppi7771]

@@pst9821 Yes

[@ladysaki8816]

These days are gone, but they live on in our hearts, and they can’t be taken from our memories or our hearts ♥️

[@magneto7930]

Amen to that!

[@wirelessone2986]

The beginning of TIME sounds like a peanuts cartoon....would be awesome to have a video of it

[@fgs2732]

Reminds me of playing in Pigeon Park Bronx NY 1970's

[@mabellewitehira8502]

m uo9

[@mabellewitehira8502]

@@magneto7930 d4

[@markesertalkink8723]

Man , I miss the 70’s! My Pinto, moon roof, fine ass girlfriend, sunshine, no mortgage or bills, great music like this, not a care in the world.

[@Express-420]

Great song please check out Chicago - Chicago V Album Review on my channel

[@wicketandfriendsparody8068]

Kicks ass time to live bruh !¡

[@billysmith7590]

I was only twelve years old. What a great time be living.

[@yellowlab5624]

Marke Sertalkink , ain’t that the truth, 👍🇺🇸

[@bobv8219]

Mark you sound like a fine man I have every one of those sentiments that you just listed I'm 57 graduated 81

[@PGeorge61]

For the love of all that is holy....please get my ass back to 1973!!!! Please....

[@edwardborries7494]

me too. what a blast at 16. and the Music. I was riding round town with all my windows down, 8 track playn all my favorite sounds.🎯

[@Koveve]

^ My high school years are much worse: 2015-2019

[@edwardborries7494]

Big Ol puff of that Wildwood weed, next thing you know your wondering around in 1973🎯

[@84223100]

+PGeorge61 I remember watching this. This was actually on TV in the middle of the summer, on some show, which I can't remember. I was down the Jersey Shore with my buddy's having a good time, and I remember saying that Chicago was going to be on this show, and this is it. It's like it came on and went, never to be seen again...until youtube.

[@ginafalica9819]

Hahahahaha me too, PGeorge61, me too.

[@buffalobraves9]

We had no idea how good we had it back then. Music was so special and so magical. Musicians had real talent, could write a song, play the instruments, sing it and even provide the harmony. And in many cases even produce it. Those days of music will never be seen again.

[@TheRhNegative]

Aaaahh don't say that!!! There still may be hope????

[@tombauld7130]

I have always liked Chicago’s music, they are timeless.

[@truthhurtz8517]

1970s, 1980s, and 1990s....🎵🎵🎵

[@truthhurtz8517]

@@TheRhNegative 😆😆😆

[@lucinaaguirre9432]

Mi querido bufalo.. asi es siempre cuando jovenes no valoramos lo que teniamos en este caso la buena musica...toda la q nos toco vivir.hoy inundados de pura vulgaridad y letras obcenas valoramos mucho estos verdaderos himnos al amor y a la inocencia de aqellos tiempos...te mando u saludo.

[@mahatmagandhi7588]

The most important thing is that we have this on film for countless generations to view. They will see all kinds of people gathered together and listening and moving to these wonderful sounds from this wonderful band. Computers are now taking the place of instruments, in some cases, and this is so sad. These men are producing great music from instruments that are such marvelous works of engineering. How could anyone opt for techno sounds when you hear what you can get from instruments from men who know how to use them? I miss bands like this!!

[@kitcarsoncarson615]

The real music is gone except for what's here on vinyl and video. Today, computers make people's voices sound fake and music sounds flat and unreal. I ache for those times of the 60s and 70s.

[@dr.OgataSerizawa]

All of us are certainly on the same sheet of music here!!

[@frandavis7727]

Agreed! I love our local blues festival for the variety of real bands and musicians.

[@christinepark1219]

Plus, how about the girl sitting on a horse?!

[@jacksoxman9000]

Congrats to Chicago for FINALLY getting into the Rock & Roll HOF. About time for a Great Great Talented band.

[@cathiemorgan4685]

Journey:)

[@phreddie8958]

HOF is a joke. There is a million bands and people who should be in it. But they wait until the inductee's are dead or to old to care. There needs to be a real HOF.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

That split-second of a flash memory I have when I hear this song. I was about ten. I looked out the window on a falls day at our back yard. A place of wonderment for me discovering catching bugs and salamanders, So many different creatures to discover that were so abundant at that time. 1975 -1976 was the year I got my new radio and this played WFEA AM! AM Classics now but AM played the hits back then. still, we listen to a bunch of dif radio stations in NH--MA & Maine. Saturday is my Favorite Day of the week, it always has been.

[@Express-420]

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Great song please check out Chicago - Chicago X Album Review on my channel

[@beertek22]

Did Pete show up?

[@knuteboy3778]

This is awesome. This is like the most 70's thing ever. Chicago at their peak jamming out at a western-themed barbecue with a bunch of happy young people with Al Green in the middle of the crowd digging it.

[@tygodine]

That was at the Caribou Ranch in Colorado

[@knuteboy3778]

@@tygodine Yup. Many big albums of the 70s were produced there.

[@pst9821]

Thats al green?

[@knuteboy3778]

@@pst9821 Yeah, this was some kind of television special in the 70's and he was a special guest. There's a clip out there of Al doing "Tired of Being Alone" with Chicago as his backing band from the same event.

[@rickstokes2239]

I was 10 when this came out. I played clarinet. I was walking down the hall of my junior high and heard them playing Chicago and Glen Campbell and asked if I could play. The leader said they can’t use a clarinet so two weeks later I came with a tenor sax and they let me sit in, and that was the beginning of a lot of joy in my life from music. I’m 60 next month and still playing. Music connects us all.

[@kelseymariel2127]

It really does connect us all! One of the few things in life.

[@markgeiger7700]

yes yes! keep that music going!

[@martinsaye6869]

One of the greatest bands ever ! Terry Kaff amazing guitarist one of the unsung heroes !

[@mparbus1961]

@Zolar Czakl When you see those lists of "so-called" greatest guitarists, and Terry Kath is not on it, that list is bupkis.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Rip Terry Kath thanks for giving us your amazing talent. You left us way too soon 🙏🎸

[@sammyreeba]

thats what jimi hendrix thought, so if jimi says terry kaff was awesome, good enough for me, he just smoked that guitar, without using tapping ect, just lightining fast fingers and talent and soul, solo on 25 6 to 4 , mind blowing, saw a video of him playing live, it almost made me burn my guitars, really

[@AndrewJamesMcQuinn]

Many of their songs are not simple, they are unique and unforgettable no matter the passage of years. A truly great band!

[@durban64]

Timeless music for sure

[@Greatnbes415]

Good morning Thanks for replying Stay strong also positive for longevity 😀💪👍✌️

[@kathysanders6183]

The good old days. I really miss it. Good music, people having fun together and outside. Outside concerts. I always was and still a big fan of Chicago. 😎

[@joeyricci7168]

Kathy Sanders - listen to this RARE bluesy gem of them playing live on TV in 1973. The song’s called “Jump For Joy” by Duke Ellington. They were guests on the show “Duke Ellington - We Love You Madly” kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2HCk3aqe5iCjLs

[@juanbaez2561]

MUCH SIMPLER AND HAPPIER TIMES THE 7O'S WORLDWIDE.

[@Wayne_155]

How could anybody not be Kathy??

[@katherinem.4414]

Kathy Sanders I remember a band playing on the east lawn of our school, I think it was the beginning of the year, and we had a watermelon bust. We had a cool high school, Skyline in Idaho Falls, Idaho. That may have been the year ‘72.

[@kathysanders6183]

@@katherinem.4414 Yeah Katherine. Good old school memories is all we have left to hold on too.

[@isidroescoda7498]

How I loved the era of 70’s a time of Peace and Love, pure enjoyment of life and this bigger than life band Chicago are one of the rare ones that made it all possible. Thank you!

[@jayharr6250]

W❤W What a TIMELESS CLASSIC!! Amazing! You can hear Peter ceteras voice harmonozing clearly in the background ❤ what a treasure! Love that missed football pass catch 😂😊

[@roblamble1519]

Chicago were the best band in the world through the seventies. Ive listened to them for 50 years !! WHAT A BAND !!

[@Augustine549]

I was 14 years old in 1973. The 70’s was a pretty good decade for music. Chicago was and still is an iconic band that captured the 70’s culture.

[@catherinekammerer7094]

70s were the best

[@irock4u222]

i was 12

[@shesofemme]

2019 anybody still digging this music? Me too

[@somethingoriginalhere4175]

Yes. Very much so

[@heathermiller6046]

Of course, their music is timeless 😀

[@edxco]

2020 and still digging!

[@wicketandfriendsparody8068]

2020 sis ;)

[@juliereminiec4937]

I grew up on this music

[@harrychapin808]

GOD... I love this muzik SO MUCH!! And they were all having a GREAT TIME!!

[@garygustin1717]

Terry Kath is like the John Bonham of guitar... great player! Had to edit this after listening a few times, and reiterate just how f_ _ _king amazing this performance is... wow!

[@lfrancis39]

Chicago is still a fantastic live show. I'd forgotten how beautiful Robert Lamm was, and is.

[@mparbus1961]

Without Terry Kath, the name should have been changed.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Whew, your not kidding, Robert Lamm is a total smoke show hottie here; not to mention his fantastic voice~piano playing skills, miss those days as a young teen.

[@marilynfosseen1541]

No lie! He's like Paul Newman. He just looks better the older he gets.

[@philiptucci2458]

Bobby, Peter & Terry are all great singers, Master Musicians

[@abdeton1899]

My 5 yo grandson and I watch this EVERY Saturday and dance and talk about how we wish Terry Kath was still with us! To be at this performance would be as great as being at Woodstock, for me....purely magical❤

[@NoEgg4u]

Folks, how great is it to watch a live band, and actually hear the live band? -- no lip syncing. -- no studio version dubbed over the live sound. -- no computer generated beats. -- no unnecessary post-processing mixing and mastering of the live recording. Just plain and simple real video and real sound from talented artists. This was a treat. This should be the rule. Unfortunately, it is the exception.

[@johne1599]

Amen to that!

[@teddyritola2655]

I want to join them so b ad LOOK HOW HAPPY EVERY ONE WAS I would love to go back to the 70s when MUSIC WAS GREAT And for the most part people loved each other ,

[@nortonnewmann3711]

Yes - I love live music, and saw Chicago live in Charleston civic center, early 70s. However, the "live" soundtrack you're hearing has been "touched up" a little here and there. Watch at 3:23... the trumpet is playing even when not blown into. A classic performance nonetheless. This was no doubt done to make the performance more "perfect" - sound more like what the audience is used to hearing on the studio recording.

[@NoEgg4u]

@@nortonnewmann3711 Yes, the audio and the video @3:23 do not match up. I do not think that anyone tinkered with the audio. I do not see how they could have blended in the trumpet. I suspect that what happened is that they had footage from several cameras, and they were a bit sloppy piecing it together. They had to use a single audio track from the event. But they had to splice together various video footage from each camera, and I believe that they just did not time that section of the video to match the audio.

[@michaelbaker3598]

To quote bill and ted...it is most excellent

[@zz-np2sr]

I was a child in the 70's,this stuff is in my DNA,good memories.

[@Express-420]

Great song please check out Chicago - Chicago X Album Review on my channel

[@pkking4668]

right on

[@Express-420]

@@pkking4668 Great song please check out Chicago - Chicago X Album Review on my channel

Oh yea baby!

[@roderickcooper5394]

Same here

[@keithblackburn8670]

I think they we're quite simply one of the best all time bands ever!

[@austinartist0608]

Saturday and Oh What a Night by Frankie Vali and The Four Seasons take me back to those magical childhood days. Simple times, the clocked ticked slowly, not a worry in the world. The cutest girl ever lived next door to me. Almost 60 now, time is passing warp speed. Stressing about money, health, loneliness. But the opening piano chords, that timeless riff brings back the joy I had.

[@tracywebber145]

I saw Chicago live in June 2023...it was AMAZING. They are one of my all-time favorite bands ever!!! ❤

[@thereddrumsarerunning8689]

I'm 62 and I didn't realize this song would hit my emotions so hard like it is now. Damn, those were my best times and this song breathed life into my weekends. 💔

[@pjjj8117]

Me too. I’ll be 66 in June so I get exactly what you’re saying. Hallelujah that we’re both still alive right now.

[@jeffthewhiff]

You couldn't turn a radio on in the 70s and not hear a great song by Chicago. This was actually my first "favorite" song as a kid too!😊

[@carrychris2010]

This Band simply had a Magic to them that can never be duplicated.

[@norbertcallais5258]

Fabuleuse interprétation de Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is , ici en direct live . J'avais vingt ans à l'époque , j'en ai 70 aujourd'hui et ne me lasse pas de réécouter ce chef d'œuvre . NORBERT .

[@eyeugrad1]

Great song! I recognize this was filmed at Caribou Ranch in the Colorado Rockies. I was there in the mid 70’s to visit my best friend who was a recording engineer at Caribou. He recorded many of Chicago’s hits and received a Gold record for Chicago X. His name was Tom Likes, may he rest in peace!

[@stevenmenchaca9994]

"Saturday in the park I think it was the 4th of July"right on the dot its 2020 and this song still rocks, makes me forget about this damm COVID 19

[@magdasanchez89]

Yes mames you forget about the big lie.

[@annettesjoy]

It was the first band music song that I absolutely loved. I was 12 and loved this and Most of All by BJ Thomas. Chicago had a ton of feel good songs. Great songwriters.

[@Kevinplaystsb132]

Everyone has a smile on their face. I bet that was an amazing day. It is now, while watching this.

[@tomkruze2749]

bmpynks yeah man, the 70s were the best! Wish I could go back. So easy to live :)

[@Express-420]

@@tomkruze2749 Great song please check out Chicago - Chicago X Album Review on my channel

[@hpman2391]

Smiling faces LSD

[@mikeluke4092]

Turned on Chicago to my 3 sons,, each play instruments including horn sections. They said they wished music came back like this. True classics

[@sroevukasroevuka]

Glad younger people are learning about chicago. I I ntroduced them to my grandson, he likes the brass section the most, escp the trombone. He also likes earth,wind,and fire. I like sharing good old school music with him. He's mentioned trombone lessons.

[@JBrodo]

Man I had no idea until now that Chicago had 3 lead singers!! Always noticed the singular "vocalist" sounded slightly different song to song, but never clicked it was actually 3 different people. Beautiful. Man and such a huge shout-out to the brass and sax, they are such the uplifting part of Chicago to me.

[@artlover1477]

Yep, Lamm, Kath and Cetera....pretty darn amazing!

[@MrGoodtogo55]

You had to see them Live,,Awesome.

[@Jamescampbell4661]

I didn't know either. It's 2023 and I have seen them in concert after Cetera left.

[@chosenwon5618]

Chicago we’re some seriously talented musicians and in there prime right here!! Hard for me to believe I was a newborn during this performance!

[@willritter4076]

this is priceless footage... so weird that Robert Lamm was pushed out as Chicago's lead vocalist and into a non-singing role on their later albums... Lamm's voice is so iconic.

[@samfosdick9874]

Peter's fault

[@huh2495]

Terry Kath Top 10 guitarist ever

[@miketype1each]

Agreed.

[@ronditchen6664]

As far as I am concerned robert will always be the voice....

[@JBrodo]

It is stunning. Kind of surprised I don't see more people talk about it.

[@LouGruff]

This is music at its absolute best. I wish I was alive during this era. This was when music was great. No Kanye west, Eminem, Katy Perry, or Bieber. Back then, real musicians playing real music. 'Nuff said.

[@johnschneider1170]

Saw them in Racine wis 1969 JI Case high school

[@johnschneider1170]

John Schneider

[@speedrcer1]

+Mr. Schneider It's out there. Just tough to find. This was from an ABC TV Special. I remembered I recorded it from a terrible mono speaker on a portable cassette player. I kept it for years. Great to see rare video's like this surfacing.

[@red5llaw]

+Mr. Schneider Yup it was a Great Time for Music, other things were tough and a lot of people fighting but isn't that always the way?

[@beatles1000]

Amen brother. It was a great time to be in your teens as I was. At least from what I can remember. Loved the 70's

[@CRJines]

Look, mom, no auto tune!

[@doninmichigan]

Glad I grew up in those days with this kind of music.

[@thomasa631]

One of the best groups of all time, its a real privilege to see them live.... .

[@kathyneville9768]

1969 Chicago came to our farmhouse in Warrington PA. My husband, Jerry Janoff, was a singer, drummer in his own band, and he got to hang out with Danny Seraphine.

[@shakerocknrub]

Holy crap - I lived in HORSHAM! (I was 9 at the time)

[@j.mitavega1738]

Wow...born in 64...its 3.13am...an I had this urge to listen to this song...awesome!!

[@kapikattryinghard1291]

Never get tired of listening/watching them. How I wish it’s 70’s forever

[@johnbluehouse4991]

Yep, I even miss the sideburns and bell bottoms….

[@lloydkline1518]

❤️ 1970s music: greatest ever

[@Franklinfishingflies]

I can still picture the Sat. In The Park 45 we played on our cheap little record player. This is a beautiful live version of it. No vocal enhancement needed just awesome natural tone. What a great band they were

[@lynjubrail6646]

My Dad got me signed copy and i loved the songs. I remember that i thought summer wouldnt ever end

[@DoobSteppe]

still celebrating the Fourth of July with a bit of Chicago in 2020? nicee

[@miguelpatrick6192]

'... Does Anybody Know What Time It Is?...' Man, this song is EPIC! Everything about it. I imagine that the band always has Fun performing this one. I Rock Every Time I Hear It ..

[@mikeclarke952]

What a good song. Haven't heard this song in years and woke up this Saturday morning humming this song. Here I am.

[@wallaceralston2057]

Turned up the radio when this came out driving in Boston and every time afterwards brings back memories of those days. Good times.

[@donalddevito8144]

The contrast of 2 vocalists just worked so well.

[@nmtg]

I was a little kid when I first heard their music and names like Terry Kath and Peter Cetera were heard often but little did I know that the singing voice I really liked was actually Robert Lamm’s. I’m a bit behind. Glad I now know

[@hermanbernard4537]

OMG. what a performance live. That lead singer on the piano his voice is amazing, smooth sound with harmony, by the way this video is a piece of history. It shows not only the fashion of 1973 but how people of all races were showing each other love...I loved it...Beautiful...

[@rentslave]

Unfortunately for the Democrats,they can't make any money off of harmony.They require conflict.

[@diamondgirl7997]

I was 6 years old in '73. Great music! Thank God I had older siblings who listened to this beautiful music

[@josegarcia-vl5nr]

Yes!!!

[@TheRhNegative]

Me too. This music brings back such terrific childhood memories. Hot sticky days in the yard playing under the sprinkler.

[@tonyduran4293]

I had the same upbringing. Three older siblings and I got to experience all this great music daily.

[@davidmay8104]

Awesome and stunning performances by the amazing original Chicago! They were swinging effortlessly. This was definitely their prime.

[@hernandezmarkie7382]

My mom sent me here time to check it out and im a rap fan but my mom knows good music

[@Steph-hs5jd]

This is how life was meant to be. Everyone having fun, enjoying life and happy and no hate! Peace ☮️

[@captainquint25]

an epic band. Huge talents throughout, great lyrics and vocals. Iconic.

[@goofyrulez7914]

I always thought Chicago was a huge band. Boy was I wrong. I love them, and can listen to their music from now until forever.

[@charlamiller3900]

They sounded huge because they had a wind section in addition to the typical rock and roll staples. They were unusually large, ya know.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Chicago was one of the greatest bands EVER, especially with Terry Kath and Robert Lamm at the helm. I was just a young teen girl then, but their music “stirred” something inside of me.

[@marilynfosseen1541]

I know the feeling.

[@KevinShaughnessy-y4r]

The 70s were a blast, I"m glad, that I wasn't the only one that was there 🙂👍

[@dannyt286]

So cool to see people having a great time bbqing and listening to such a great band (and with a horn section:). It was at the end of the Vietnam War and after such depressed times being a part of something like this was much needed around the country. But then came more troubles…..disco.

[@kevinmorrissey4119]

This is when I feel in love with Chicago and the brass

[@pastorsmellgood2473]

Damn I love this orginal lineup of this band... Every single member is just plain AWESOME! Peter Cetera know good and damn well that he sure could pluck the hell outa those bass strings. I feel this music up and down my soul. Robert Lamms voice is everything.

[@sunniew109]

Such great music- we had no idea these were precious times we just enjoyed and celebrated - I feel sorry for the youth of today they have no idea of the peaceful fun we had

[@debbiec6216]

My first time, ever seeing Robert Lamm as a younger guy. *Life time Fan 1970 - Present*

[@lisamcbride8921]

This brings back memories of Jr. High school!

[@ksteiger]

Cetera, Kath and Lamm on those vocals on "Anybody" just bent my mind around the curve of time....

[@lucyfoster4082]

I don’t quite understand the whole history of this band yet with its multiple phases and great talents, but I think I can say Robert Lamm’s material is what has always appealed to me the most.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

how about that slide trombone?

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

and then the fantastic trumpet. instruments that have been lost today it seems.

[@deirdre108]

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Even saxophones aren't used as much today.

[@Chapooski]

Good music up until they needing saving from their own excesses (addictions) when (pompous douche) David Foster started producing them and their sound became the horrible 80s wuss rock of Peter Cetera vocals.

[@ronclifford3336]

@@Chapooski They actually started experimenting with their sound after "Saturday" came out. Their very next song was "Wishing You Were Here", which was a bluesy slow love song. Didnt hardly sound like Chicago at all. It was a pretty good song though. I think "Saturday" was pretty much the end of the "trademark" Chicago sound?

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

This is so beautiful it makes me want to cry. I long for the simple days. But I look at this as a celebration of life. 🧡

[@dantespal]

Performed at Caribou Ranch outside of Nederland, Colorado. I lived on the ranch in the 90s after the studio was gone. Amazing place.

[@philiptucci2458]

Beautiful music from Chicago, the greatest band ever assembled, fan since 1967, Master Musicians

[@DeniseBodinski738675309]

A band with great voices , string, brass, woodwind ,percussion, & different styles over 3-4 decades. Just great music!

[@stacycrowe5694]

Exactly what i have been trying to explain to my hubby!!! Thanks:)

[@michaelguernsey9494]

Yes, incredible how so many uniquely tallented individuals would come together and combine to create such wonderful, original music. Robert Lamm..the mid range voice, Terry Kath...the low, gravely voice and then Peter Ceterra...that high voice. What else do you need except some awesome brass and rhythm section?

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

Yes, Denise and Saturday has always been our fav day of the week since we were kids. Just a fun day, a day full of memories.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

Michael Guernsey The horns! Something that always stood out. Attached to our Youth-"much to short'

[@Solar333444]

There hasn't been a band since Chicago that had such a great horn section. Great time to be alive with such great music. Man, I really miss the simplicity of the 50s 60s and 70s.

[@shermcat1]

Tower for Power had a great (and still does) horn section too. Having said that - Chicago with Terry Kath was special - one of the greatest of all time.

[@Solar333444]

@@shermcat1 I'd agree, Tower of power did have a great horn section, but I was never a fan of their music because we were only privy to a single hit/cut from their albums. One thing I've discovered only decades later growing up in a small town, we only heard what the studio wanted us to hear. Meaning, we missed a lot of great cuts off other albums unless you bought it. (The old Payola days) Sacramento had one rock station up until the mid to late 60s. Yes, Sac. would literally turn out the lights ion the 50s and 60s by 6:00 pm.

[@flemingcourt]

@@shermcat1 tower OF power!!! LIGHTHOUSE also had an amazing horn ensemble.

[@Jamescampbell4661]

EWF does. They have actually toured together for years because of their horn sections.

[@lindav.johnson9523]

I saw Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire in concert together!!! The draw and the reason for the pairing was they BOTH had great horn sections! It was a fabulous show! Tour stop was at Pine Knob Music Center, Clarkston MI (outside Detroit) an outdoor amphitheater. A good time was had by all

[@billyshears6604]

One of the greatest American bands. I never get tired of listening to them

[@sandi21515]

I watch one of their videos every day! Never get tired of it::: love Chicago..

[@stevebez2767]

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[@HeroT]

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[@franciscomaqueda788]

Billy Shears 2. Estoy muy cansado de mi situación, tanto que no quiero seguir así. 23. ¿Es aquí donde se apunta uno para la excursión?2. Estoy muy cansado de mi situación, tanto que no quiero seguir así. 23. ¿Es aquí donde se apunta uno para la excursión?2. Estoy muy cansado de mi situación, tanto que no quiero seguir así. 23. ¿Es aquí donde se apunta uno para la excursión?

[@3RayJ3]

This was played either way early in their career or just for fun or both but it's still much better than anything done today

[@ellechristian627]

No better time to be a kid then in the 70's not only the music but the imagination we had to use to keep us entertained. No electronics etc... praying outside at night with all neighborhood kids. Sad it went downhill starting in the 80's.

[@heatherc2939]

i was 12. they shaped my life. horns man.

[@michaellike5037]

The brass makes this band I'll always equate CTA w the horns the main separation from almost all other American rock bands u can absorb the soul

[@jamesogrady6612]

Heather Curran My first music was Partridge Family, Had a High School teacher got Allman Brothers to Play at our School way up North in Buffalo, NY, get this it was a CATHOLIC SCHOOL, even Lynyrd Skynyrd came to Buffalo. After 1977 Blizzard we were called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA. I understand we got 19 feet of snow that winter. Even now we average 10 feet almost every winter from Lake Erie. Makes me crazy of all Citys near 5 Great Lakes why Buffalo gets most snow. I can tell you this Always WHITE XMAS IN BUFFALO

[@fearlesscreator1961]

Now at the end of 2018 loving this even more!! - I was 12 then too! What a band!!

[@ronjames4151]

Listen to alot of ska now and its because Chicago was such a big influence on my taste in music

[@epistte]

I was about 6 but I had the benefit of my older sisters and their AM transistor radios. I had one of those yellow ball smiley radios that a hand-me-down from them.

[@walterpewen7903]

This was a prime time ABC special titled: "Chicago, High In The Rockies" 1973 I believe. Good memories, natural folks having fun That's how WE rolled in the 70's......

[@chipsaunders154]

Before even seeing your post, I thought those buildings looked a lot like the famous Caribou Ranch outside of Nederland, which is up the creek from Boulder. Colorado of course.

[@kellyweingart3692]

high in the Rockies...lol

[@carrychris2010]

I think that was on in the summer if I am thinking of the same special.

[@EastLosAngeles1964classic]

Cool

[@dianadundidit5343]

Walter Pewen seems like great times!!! I was born in the 70's and LOVE ❤️ this music!!

[@davidkennedy2890]

I start all my Saturday mornings by listening to this song, multiple times, to put me in the right mindset to enjoy my weekends . Great wonderful song that brings me back to being a teenager in the 70's in a much more optimistic and joyful world.

[@HOOTGIBSON-jq1jf]

I’m undead and roughly 3,197 years old and I only rise once every 3 millennium to visit KZbin and post comments that say “real music, real musicians” and “no autotune” and things like that. All that said, this was very well done. The red moon sets and so I must return to my infernal grave. Thanks for Diggin It.

[@goodbonezz1289]

Well said.

[@econtrolable]

I can't imagine being that old. How many times a night do you have to get up to use the restroom?

[@JeddorianJalapeno]

​@@econtrolable😂

[@dinahlouise7129]

I dig it!! 💃🕺😘

[@cathyhardy6563]

That date was my last 4th of July on the SW side in the city. I miss the old days but these are the Good Old Days. Enjoy your day!

[@davewilliammee6684]

What a group of talented people, so creative and enjoyable to listen to.

[@foto21]

I'm pretty sure as many of their songs I like, that this is their best. It really goes to my heart. It's so complicated and yet totally effortless and joyous. Time machines. Why don't they exist?

[@MBurrellstudios]

This was truly cool. It's amazing what great musicians they were at such young ages. Chicago is one of my all time favs.

[@MrOssjason]

1991…I’m 12…dad had the old vinyl out and I fell in love

[@craiganders3424]

I would give anything to have been there that day, just like going to Woodstock. Of course, I was a young kid for this but WOW, just amazing talent that can never be repeated❤