THE POWER!| FIRST TIME HEARING Chicago - Feelin' Stronger Everyday REACTION

[@michaelritter8951]

"Old Days" is one of my favorite Chicago songs. I saw them twice and I was amazed by their performances.

[@daniduke09]

I'm 63 years old and every time I hear this song it makes me want to just jump up and down and celebrate! I feel so lucky to have grown up in that era.

[@TheCornishCockney]

I’m 69 and lived the 60’s,70’s and 80’s. All turned to shit after that,but the memories of those 3 greatest decades I am eternally grateful for.

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

I'm 67 I feel like that to 🎉😊

[@lukewilliams2573]

Yep, one of the most uplifting songs one'll hear - a vocal, lyrical and instrumental powerfest

[@markheyen7301]

​@@Kathy-bk6cgi'm 67 also i and i also feel lucky to be born in this era.

[@michaelmcilvain9632]

Can still see the 45 spinning on my record player

[@KimSimful]

NEW ARTIST ALERT!! Blood Sweat and Tears! Amber you will love the horns! Spinning Wheel is great!

[@dianetaylor841]

Or You Made Me So Very Happy

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Definitely! and You’ve Made Me So Very Happy.

[@barbkennedy9382]

YES

[@turnerdan53]

I was going to put in When I Die.

[@SnoopysVet]

Yes yes and yes

[@sean_b_drummer]

Drummer extrordinaire: Danny Saraphine. Another Jazz drummer playing for a Rock band and making them all the better for it. 🔥🔥🔥

[@BoomerMcBoom]

Amen

[@rafaelrosario5331]

You could see Amber's smile broaden when the horns came in and the tempo change set her off....hope she doesn't get jealous if I mention that when they released their first 3 albums I saw Chicago in concert 14 times....Santana 15 times also Bowie...ELO and Elton John all in the month of May 1975 Enjoying the channel!!

[@brianherrington7226]

Like Charlie Watts, Stewart Copeland, Ginger Baker.

[@BoomerMcBoom]

@@brianherrington7226 Watts & Wyman carried those guys, in my humble.

[@brianherrington7226]

@@BoomerMcBoom Bill had that low unassuming but distinctive bottom in his style that was a millisecond behind Watts who was following Keith’s rhythm guitar. Keith has always lead that band when he was on rhythm guitar and it was a dangerous trio with him and Charlie and Bill because it had a wobble to it yet it still stayed together because it could have fallen apart at any second.

[@Keedeeg]

I always break my neck to get here when you play my favorite band of all time!! I'm so hyped!!!

[@samuelgates5935]

Check out Beginnings the horns are crazy. And the ballad" Color my world"

[@yvette9181]

Can't ever go wrong with Chicago...any time of the day, any type of mood, no matter what you're doing....you can never go wrong with some Chicago!!

[@surlechapeau]

Jay/Amber, you'll LOVE their "Beginnings" and "Just You n' Me"!!!! edit- on "Stronger" Peter Cetera - lead vocals, bass; Robert Lamm - keyboards, backing vocals, Fender Rhodes electric piano;Terry Kath - guitar, backing vocals; Danny Seraphine - drums; James Pankow - trombone; Lee Loughnane - trumpet; Walter Parazaider - tenor saxophone.

[@tigioma3761]

To me, Feelin' Stronger is a breakup song that starts sad/wistful, transitions to "not every love is forever", to the joyful closing celebrating the fact there WAS a love.... 💖💖💖

[@dmartin1203]

"Searching So Long," "Old Days," and "Color My World" are also great songs...classic Chicago!

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Chicago is a band that was made to be heard outdoors in a summer night concert setting, under the stars with ten thousand fans singing along in unison. That's the essence of what they were about.

[@Kim-dm4yb]

Yes definitely! I remember seeing them at Jones Beach, Long Island, NY. They just have that vibe of summer, they were fantastic in concert! So many great memories connected to their music.

[@carlin8313]

Pine Knob. Lol.

[@JimLaughlan]

Saw them at Artpark in Lewiston, NY outdoors. Outstanding!!

[@ChrisPBacon-kx4jd]

Saw them in Toledo Ohio last night outdoors, it was perfect. 6 days after a EF2 tornado tore up my neighborhood.

[@petedaniels7617]

@@carlin8313 - have seen Chicago at The Knob 4 times - simply just THE BEST.

[@critterwatcher8009]

Still haven't seen anyone do "colour my world" from Chicago. Short, heartfelt lyrics, slow. But you still get an iconic horn (flute) solo. It's very early and very different Chicago.

[@TheCkent100]

A few other reactors have done "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon", which includes 7 songs. The 5th song is "Colour My World". The first song is "Make Me Smile" (album version) and the last song is "Now More than Ever". When the "Make Me Smile" single was released, the record company added "Now More Than Ever" to the end. Do a search for the Ballet and you should be able to see other reactions. Amber, I do recommend you do the full "Ballet". You can cross off so many of the requests for "Colour My World", plus hear the way it was meant to be heard, as part of a larger composition.

[@donnakubiski5572]

I agree you need to do "Colour My World" which is one if my all time favorites. It was written by their trombone player James Pankow and their sax player Walter Parazaider is the person playing the flute solo.

[@danalyntuthill1538]

Go check out Just Jammin'. He has reacted to "Colour My World" (and loved it) as well as a lot of other Chicago songs, sometimes more obscure. Anybody reading this go and subscribe to his channel and check him out. He reacts to a wide variety of music and is prolific in his output. On top of that he is reacting to all of Prince's albums. If you are a die-hard Prince fan that channel is definitely for you. J and Amber will never get to a wider range of music at their pace.

[@CPny65]

You can say it; One of the their Best Songs.

[@ttgolf47]

My wedding song

[@robroymenzies8641]

I was a kid in the 70's loving Chicago the way you guys are now! It's awesome to see the new generation discover great music.

[@sisleymichael]

As a young kid in junior high, Chicago made me want to play the trumpet. I am 61 and still playing. Long live Chicago and their songs, and people playing instruments and using blood, sweat, and tears to make music vs electronic tricks.

[@jeffmorse645]

"(I've Been) Searchin' So Long". One of my most favorite songs by Chicago.

[@Alan-lv9rw]

I saw them live at Madison Square Garden (NYC) in 1977. Great show. I wish I still had that concert t-shirt.

[@ken-in-KY]

That's Danny Seraphine on the drums who played with Chicago from 1967-1990. One of the best in rock history.

[@stevenm.6886]

Danny Serraphine is just a monster drummer.

[@danastearns7939]

one of the best songs sung by Cetera, along with Cetera's bass. Have you reacted to one of their earliest hits "Questions 67 & 68"? If you like brass- trombone and horns - this is it.

[@celestemartinez3560]

Check out Go Down Gambler and Lucretia McEvil from Blood, Sweat and Tears, and Tower of Power's What is Hip. Super horns.

[@incognito4860]

My life's music has been Beatles, Motown, James Taylor, Beatles, Chicago, Beatles. and the rest just a load of bits and pieces. After a hard day at work come home, relax and listen to James Taylor wow! what a voice.

[@oliverarts4673]

Beginnings… it has everything you want in a Chicago song

[@watchmanonthewall14]

I don't think they ever reviewed Beginnings, which is quite shocking.

[@louisragno9630]

Love your enthusiasm Amber and Jay, and your love for all genres of music.

[@tinahairston6383]

You two need to do a deep dive on Chicago!!

[@barbkennedy9382]

AGREED~!

[@4tuneagent]

This is one of their best for sure.. Another one is "Wishing You Were Here", a big dreamy kind of hit for them, and for a nostalgic loaded rocker.. "Old Days".. thanks.

[@rray848]

This was their first single off their 1973 album Chicago VI. Great song... thank you for the reaction. ❤

[@LoriF25403]

You need to do Chicago's "Color My World" it was the prom song in the 1970's

[@chipkelly5121]

This is probably Pete Cetera's best song from the "old" Chicago days - before Terry Kath passed away. His voice in this song shows his excellent singing range.

[@keithroberts4952]

I wld say 25 or 6 to 4 as well as questions 67 and 68 has him singing at his very best.

[@joelliebler5690]

Oh yes!

[@loadedorygun]

It was also the song that held the roots of what peter kept coming back to after Kath died, which made it more like a trip to the hallmark store.

[@loudog2326]

Terry Kath - R.I.P. !!

[@alrivers2297]

Call On Me is great too!

[@caralayne503]

I love old Chicago. This is some of their best man. Id recommend Beginning’s, & Call on Me… amazing stuff… great reaction!

[@poeraven6044]

The best

[@celestemartinez3560]

Absolutely. Then came all of the sugary ballads.

[@ellenjones7819]

Agreed. Listening to Peter Cetera's ballads in the 80s was mind-numbing.

[@Head-ck4hu]

You don't like the David Foster version on Chicago?

[@caralayne503]

@@Head-ck4hu not really. The songs are nice & all, but to go from The band they were to sappy 80’s love ballads only…. Wasnt thrilled

[@chrino21]

At 5:56, the backup vocals sing “Let’s spend the night together.” At 6:01, “Jumpin’ Jack Flash, it’s a gas, gas, gas.”

[@williamarmstrong7721]

Still waiting for some Blood, Sweat and Tears! "You Make Me So Very Happy", "And When I Die", "Go Down Gamblin'", "Lucretia Macevil", Spinning Wheel" "I Can't Quit Her" or "Smiling Phases"...

[@barrythome1789]

Please! Please react to Blood, Sweat and Tears!! Horns, horns, horns!!🎺🎶🎺🎶🎺

[@missybaker1608]

Chicago what can you say! First on the scene in 1969 as Chicago Transit Authority then just Chicago in 1970. Robert Lamm sang in the early days. Peter joined in 1970. Love their hits with Lamm singing as well. The fact that they had an entire musical ensemble was great. Horns, woodwinds, guitar, bass, organ, and drums. Way ahead of their time. Still in folk rock then. I like HARD HABIT TO BREAK 1984. Then Peter was solo after that.

[@oldmanghost219]

Chicago - Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon live Tanglewood 1970 Terry was on fire and horns galore and then Danny on drums !!! You still have not heard the other song that they cut out of it. I went on vacation with my parents to visit relatives in Oklahoma where my mother was born. (Fort Cobb). Met a 3rd cousin. She played the piano . I had brought the sketch scores for several Chicago songs. When I got home, Colour my World was missing. The girls really loved that song. I could only smile and was glad she had it. Ballet is where both Colour My World and Make Me Smile were cut out of to fit AM radio's 3 minute limit.

[@Proverbs--bm3fo]

8 years ago we saw Chicago and Doobie Brothers together in concert - best ever! In the 70s Eagles and Dan Fogelberg together. I had never heard of him before then!

[@barrythome1789]

Since you like Chicago, please do a reaction to the group Blood, Sweat, and Tears. Much like Chicago they have great horns and vocals! Some good choices would be songs, God Bless the Child, Lucretia MacEvil, and Spinning Wheel! Please react to them! You will not be disappointed! 🎺🥁🎷🎶 Be blessed!

[@murielolsen2647]

Totally agree

[@bonnielemenager4030]

Agreed. David Clayton Thomas ... what's not to kije?

[@jimweis72]

Lucretia MacEvil is amazing. You will love the horns!!

[@bradsullivan2495]

Don't forget "Go Down Gambling"

[@cjpew]

And Canadian greats Lighthouse

[@onepcwhiz6847]

Chicago's always had a great brass sound.. I've seen them in concert twice!

[@richardsmith5477]

Danny absolutely killed it on the drums!

[@steves7053]

Hard to believe he eventually got 'fired'.

[@prism8289]

Attend a Leonid and Friends concert. You’ll be transported back to a Chicago concert. Check out 25 or 6 to 4 from them on KZbin. Then look up Earth Wind and Fire’s September by them.

[@jamesdrynan]

When I first heard Chicago in 1970, I would focus on Seraphine's part because what he was playing was phenomenal!

[@gmb858]

@@steves7053 especially when he was a co-founder. In this song he was astounding on the kick drum.

[@oldnerdreviews]

This one, Just You And Me, Colour My World, If You Leave Me Now, and Wishing You Were Here are some of my top favorite Chicago tunes.

[@lynnlafever1810]

Barry Thome beat me to the punch with Blood Sweat and Tears having a similar sound to Chicago. Many horns. Songs like: Lucretia Macevil, Spinning Wheel, and Go Down Gamblin is a real BANGER!

[@go234ko96ts5]

Another great hit by the super group Chicago. You gotta try BEGINNINGS and DIALOGUE PTS 1 AND 2, you won't be disappointed, promise.

[@js6729]

Also there's a Chicago tribute band called leonid and friends y'all should check them out, they do annual tours

[@willmoney34]

I second that!

[@donnaahlgren9219]

Seen them twice, just blew me away!!!!

[@AugieDoggyDoo]

This one... Jesus guys, definitely in my top 3, no, number 1. Freaking jamming right now. Loud car stereo rolling down the road. I've been known to lose my marbles and always get busted rocking out, lol.

[@bradsullivan2495]

"Old Days" is one of their underrated songs from the mid 70's. "Baby What a Big Surprise" was their latest hit at the time Terry Kath tragically died. Their comeback album had "Alive Again," which is criticized as a disco song, but they manage to make it a good one.

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

I remember the day Terry passed on,N of Toronto at our cottage,I had came in for lunch,I would sit in front of this big ass radio,all of the sudden the radio station tells the what happen,I just started getting into them.

[@JohnRJune]

'Old Days' is a great one, almost on a par with the above song.

[@laurenpeck3609]

I have a tattoo that says "On My Mind And In My Heart To Stay" music notes above with Old Days and adding a cardinal soon.

[@gregorycrnkovic1660]

Actually the disco crossover was "Street Player" from Chicago "13", Alive again was on the "Hot streets" album which was Chicago's 12th album. "No Tell Lover" was a great love song on the "Hot Streets" release.

[@GymProv]

My first concert ever. CHICAGO, In Boston Garden August 9, 1972. Fantastic.

[@karlgee4589]

Another great band you must react to is Lighthouse and tunes: One Fine Morning, Pretty Lady and Sunny Days. Guarantee you will enjoy.

[@kristinwright6632]

Oh man. I had forgotten about this one. I was in the Job's Daughters when I was a teen (daughters of Master Masons.). Our incoming Honored Queen had this as her theme song. But she shifted the words some to fit her feeling. I was temple musician so I learned to play it on the piano. We didn't do too bad for a rock song. Chicago was one of the handful of bands that really rocked my world in high school. Others were Fleetwood Mac, Boston, Heart, and the Jacksons.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

This Classic HITS LIKE A BRICK!!,, The Ides Of March "Vehicle" A MUST HEAR!!

[@theresagosha201]

Many mixtures with various types of music in one song. Their mixture of different types of music is endless with them

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Chicago always a powerhouse band stronger every day since 1967

[@robynhurley5119]

Year i was born

[@vincentp149]

Danny Seraphine was Chicago's drummer from 1967 to 1990. He is a fantastic drummer very much in the vein of Keith Moon and Mick Fleetwood. Danny tours in his own version of CTA, performing all of the Early Chicago hits. Well worth seeing if he's in your town.

[@magneto7930]

I knew you would love the ending to this song. Everyone explodes at the end! I saw them live decades ago and they ended with this song and it was fire!

[@mrkrharris]

Seeing Chicago in their hay day, A couple times, I can assure you they not only had a drummer,, but an entire percussion section.. Such a great group. Who Dey.

[@adampecsek]

The outro of this tune is so energizing and uplifting.

[@paultaylor7082]

When I saw Chicago in Manchester (UK) at the Fee Trade Hall in early 1977, they'd just had the Number 1 'If you leave me now', both in the US and UK. The concert was brilliant they finished the show with this song.

[@marybaillie8907]

Colour My World Hard To Say I'm Sorry If You Leave Me Now Hard Habit To Break Some Chicago I believe you haven't reacted to yet. Another fabulous Chicago hit with lots of horns. I don't believe there is a song by them Old or New Chicago that isn't a absolute amazing good rockin time. Keep digging. Lots to go. Loved your reaction. "Keep winding a little more" ☺️☺️😍😍 "Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@SoundlabStudios63]

Thank goodness, another person who likes both eras

[@charles2241]

Colour My World and Wishin You Were Here I think had to be the best.

[@kev7161]

Ah, Color My World. The song that so many learned to play on the piano back in the 70s.

[@cw3336]

I also would recommend If She Would Have Been Faithful as well.

[@allensaunders449]

The first choice was good. Stay away from later overly sweet pop crap

[@robertmiller1655]

A friend of mine said he went to a concert with Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire. They couldn't decide who would open so both came on stage together and did each other's songs. Now how cool is that?

[@daveford5477]

Another great Chicago song that shows off Peter Cetera’s incredible vocal range plus the amazing horns is Questions 67 & 68 from their first album….Chicago Transit Authority

[@stevemariman8769]

All the band playin' strong!..electric piano, drums, vocals, guitars, horns..Chicago hit big continuously on the radio pretty much all through the 70s and into the 80s. Some of many more.."Beginnings" "Call On Me" "Colour My World" "Free" "Wishing You Were Here" "I'm a Man" "Just You 'n Me" "Stay the Night" "Questions 67 & 68" "No Tell Lover" "Searchin' So Long" "Baby, What a Big Surprise!" "Another Rainy Day In New York City" "Old Days" "If You Leave Me Now"

[@noelle6167]

I ❤ Chicago!

[@TheCornishCockney]

What a bangin tune. When this dropped in ‘72/‘73? I rushed out and got the album,the cover art is also fantastic.

[@AnitaH-r3f]

Have listened to this band for 50+ years and seen them in concert twice. My teenage years can be chronicled by numerous Chicago songs. Love all their songs but have to admit my favorite is " Call on Me".

[@diane9363]

I always wanted to know why he had to leave her? on Call on Me

[@tomwhite716]

I have had the pleasure of seeing Chicago in the 60s, 70’s, 80’s and in 2021 and 2020.

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Chicago is an "Elite" Band...Just like Earth Wind & Fire they have stood the test of time for decades, their music is still being enjoyed today and they are still touring & performing in 2022!!! Hey Rob Squad, would you please consider reacting to Chicago's song titled "CALL ON ME" it is from the 70's and it is a total "VIBE" with great percussion and their excellent "HORN SECTION" doing their thing which is something Amber will absolutely "LOVE!!!"

[@karengoodenough827]

This song when it does the momentary slowdown then just jams! Makes me want to spin around dancing like that one spinning hippie you see at every concert, wearing tie-dye of course lol

[@Uberstauffer]

I've loved Chicago all my life. They were my grandfather's favorite band, and I'll never forget driving around with him on Saturday mornings listening to them on 8-track in his station wagon.

[@darryljordan647]

You hit on the key elements of this song the thundering drums played by Danny Seraphim and the horns by James Pankow, ,Lee Lougham, and Walt Parazador (sp?). Noticed that the tempo picked up after the first chorus? The drums kept playing fills like a marching band hoofing down the street, the horns blowing a bugle charge, the background vocals repeating “Feeling Stronger Every Day!” It’s no wonder high school pep bands loved playing this song.

[@joebarrera9741]

He's an amazing bass player and an amazing vocalist songwriter

[@filofilo8127]

Agree with previous comment. Blood Sweat and Tears....God Bless The Child. One if the best renditions of a Billy Holiday song.

[@joelmastrobattisto422]

I love Chicago, I was born in 1971 and I could remember my parents having that piece of furniture in the living room that was part cabinet part eight track player and part turntable, I remember me my brother and my sister all begging each other to put on the Chicago album and jumping around the living room with complete joy. This brings back fond memories of my childhood. Another great song by then is searching so long. Enjoy

[@stevenblock9712]

I am also a fan of "Beginnings".

[@bradsullivan2495]

"It's really mellow"--moments before the explosion.

[@roybarbara4756]

Totally agree about Blood Sweat and Tears. Hard to believe you haven't listened to more of them. "God Bless the Child"!

[@DanielFrost21]

I do believe this is one of Chicago's best. Danny Seraphine was a beast on the drums.

[@rudycompton5366]

My favorite Chicago song of all time. I was in the 5th grade when it was on the radio.

[@satomelon68]

Glad you're back to Chicago, but you keep dancing around their best song, "Beginnings"! Got to get to that one! Probably has the best horn arrangement of any song in the Rock & Roll era!

[@TheTomryan123]

Have always loved how he plays 8th notes (8th beats) on his bass drum on the outro. One of the best driving songs ever.

[@garysunshine9643]

Appreciate Chicago drummer Danny Seraphine so much now hearing you guys and other reactors break down their songs. Phenomenal

[@matthewstover5149]

My first concert was actually this band when they were Chicago Transit Authority - I was with my parents, and I was in my mother's womb. The music was great

[@michaelfrazia4569]

one of the truly great American bands...great vocals, musicianship , and songwriting

[@timkeagy4094]

The Bass licks on this song. Outstanding.

[@sergebrunet4218]

Love Chicago ! such a clean sound ! the kind that you wanna crank the volume !

[@keithcarper8809]

I ❤ Chicago! I played trumpet then French horn in high school in the early 70's. Any band with a horn section had my attention. Chicago WAS the horn section! For the song played at every Prom back then, try "Colour my World". Slow and sweet.

[@bethcrumpton476]

I love the message of this song. We love each other, but it's time to let go, and we'll be alright.

[@KamalaToe]

“The best thing to happen to you…was the worst thing to happen to me”…hits HARD!

[@therealstuffedzebra]

When Feelin’ Stronger Every Day was new, a friend of mine had audio equipment to make custom 8-tracks. I had all Chicago’s albums and made several different mix tapes. One of them literally had this song as every other track! Even now when it plays on Sirius XM in the car I crank it up. Probably get some looks…a senior citizen groovin’ to his favorite tune.

[@541walker]

Tower Of Power is another great 70's band with a killer horn section. You're Still A Young Man shows off their talent. Also, So Very Hard To Go, has a great trumpet solo.

[@mamaral77]

Just You N Me by Chicago, you two would love.

[@Shrykespeare]

Seven songs into Chicago's mighty discography, and you're doing great. I love that you've sampled the band in both the 70s and 80s, as they truly evolved over that period. However, you've still got so much left to react to! I'd recommend "If You Leave Me Now", "Baby What a Big Surprise", "Love Me Tomorrow", "Stay the Night", "Hard Habit to Break", and "Along Comes a Woman". OR you could do more Peter Cetera, like "The Next Time I Fall" (duet with Amy Grant, a great voice), "One Good Woman", or "Restless Heart".

[@sheilameyers152]

I really liked Chicago… Oh yeah… the horns were killers! They gave a free concert before going to play at our Civic Center back in the day! They appealed to all audiences!

[@ktasay]

When my wife and I were first dating 35 years ago, wherever we went Chicago's "Will You Still Love Me" played. We took it as a sign, and it became 'our song'. This February we will celebrate our 34th anniversary.

[@philbaumgartner1776]

You need to check out “Beginnings”, off Chicago’s first album. There is a remastered version from 2002.

[@jeffmorse645]

YES!!! Great song!

[@mikeking7710]

This was co-written by Pete Cetera and Jimmy Pankow, the trombone player. It was the first single from Chicago VI and was a top 10 hit.

[@Tiek-bl8ej]

To tell you how awesome Chicago is as a band when they were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame they had all the members of both incarnations of the group perform on stage. It was awesome.

[@williamjackson3617]

They are just one of the greatest of the all time greats.

[@itsmedave81]

You love Chicago? Excellent. Highly recommend the song Dialogue 1&2. It's just one song. Great horns, great lyrics, great music.

[@bostonvair]

One of my all-time favorite Chicago songs. Such a great kick in the pants.

[@STC349]

One of their greatest tunes. What a band 3 lead singers all members total musicians

[@hempchimp]

Check out the often overlooked Gem "Old Days". Seraphine's Drumming will leave your mouth agape...

[@donnaj1964]

You would love their 1st album! It’s amazing! Beginnings, Questions 67 & 68, Does anyone really know what time it is, I’m a man….Terry Kath put this amazing Jazz/Rock group together & you’re listening to Danny Seraphine on drums. Colour my world is another favorite along with Saturday in the Park! Awesome group.

[@rubroken]

They have already reacted to some of your suggestions

[@donnaj1964]

I watch their videos everyday but sometimes it’s hard to remember them all 😎

[@johndrx165]

One of my favorites. Just so much energy.

[@johnk.2508]

This was one of my favorite songs when I was about 8 or 9 years old. I can remember watching Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve, waiting for Chicago to come on and play this song. I barely made it because I was a very active youngster who was exhausted by nighttime and 11:30pm or later was a tough task for me.

[@robynhurley5119]

I was the same age!!!

[@canaguy]

Blood, Sweat, and Tears Spinning Wheel has great horns, blues, jazz sound too