What Makes This Singer Great? Peter Cetera

[@cynthiariordan1046]

The thing about Peter is that no matter where you are or whether or not you have heard the song before, you know it's him, because no one else sounds like him.

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely, Cynthia!

[@lamarravery4094]

It's true, I remember listening to the radio in the 1980s and a new song came on. You knew it was from Peter Cetera from that voice. Same thing happened last year, I was listening to a new song on the radio, it was a Christmas song, I didn't recognize the vocals but when I heard the horns playing, I knew it was from Chicago. The Chicago horn section has their unique sound, too.

[@lolabean941]

I find his vocals sound best in the band, Chicago. Blends perfectly with the horn section. Very unique and beautiful.

[@newandreview]

Peter had our attention from the day we heard his crystal clear voice in the early seventies. Since then he has kept an eager and steady audience. A complete super star.

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely, Brendan!

[@JamminOnThe1]

He expresses vulnerability and men can’t express in words. I also think his voice is so unique. There is no one else like him. And his songs are so catchy!

[@kentamplin]

Couldn't agree more!

[@DanielFrost21]

Peter has a voice that is so easy to listen to. Chicago just wasn't the same after Terry Kath died and Peter left the group. His solo albums are tremendous.

[@kentamplin]

Indeed!

[@beckylarson6274]

I totally agree.

[@Georgia-Vic]

Saturday in the park,I think it was the fourth of July!...I've been waiting such a long time, for Saturday- yay-yay🙄... Daa-da-da-daa-da-da- da-daa-da-da-daaah!

[@judithwilber2540]

his voice just gets to me...right to the soul..i can get chills or tear up...unique

[@armymomheatherc]

THANK YOU for paying respect to Peter Cetera. The man has golden vocals, and I don't know who writes the lyrics to the songs(maybe you can shed some light on that), but he is seamless. He brings the lyrics to life. You described him well Ken.Have a great weekend and God Bless.

[@kentamplin]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, ArmyMomHeatherC.! I hope you have a great weekend also! :)

[@lamarravery4094]

Peter has written most of his songs, but when he was in Chicago in the early yrs, James Pankow wrote some of the songs Peter sang when he was in Chicago. Later in the 80s, Peter cowrote with David Foster and those songs were huge hits for Chicago.

[@susanschildt2738]

His voice is pure,smooth as silk,and the can rock it out like the rock star he is. Underappreciated by some but the MAN CAN SING.

[@kentamplin]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@s.j.2850]

♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@micmac_billyjack]

He's a legend !

[@RandyHToyotaBham]

Peter's starting register in most his songs is my peak register. I admire his range so much.

[@kentamplin]

He's awesome, for sure!

[@joseacosta4554]

What makes peter cetera a great singer is his longevity in music his style the way he sings. he's simply the best of the best

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Jose! Rock on!

[@davidpress8195]

Great Singer, when I 18 I was working at a Truck stop in Troutdale, Oregon, Chicago played in Portland that night, about 1am the bands bus pulls up and comes in to eat. I Got to meet then cook for Him and his group members. That was Cool.

[@kentamplin]

That's great!!

[@lamarravery4094]

Awesome story, I'm from Oregon too, but never saw Peter with Chicago in concert.

[@BlackheartCharlie]

I always said his voice was like beautiful glass! I never get tired of hearing him.

[@JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul]

Peter has pipes of gold, rather, platinum ... there is not much need said, any love song he does is off this world and belongs to the heavens above.. any of which you play and dedicate to the one you love.. he or she will love you forever.. even in this day and age!! THANK YOU KEN for featuring him! Now I'm into metal, have been all my life from the 70s through today but appreciate all artist who use their instruments as he does with his vocals to the extreme and remain forever in music history!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Jaybiam! Rock on!

[@brendaredman5025]

Peter certainly has a "bedroom" voice! Gorgeous voice and the looks to go with it. Could listen to him sing forever!!!!

[@kentamplin]

👍👍👍

[@Housey29]

Peter Cetera a very technical singer, he’s great at ballads and captures the emotion very well great singer!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Vocality! Well said!

[@dustylover100]

And he long ago proved that he is a bonafide rocker.

[@gregiskat8354]

I'm not sure any love song has ever moved me like "You're the Inspiration! I think of unbelievably clear high head voice/mix tones with a special timbre that no one else can match!

[@kentamplin]

Beautiful! Thank you, Greg!

[@JamminOnThe1]

I have to say it, I really think he’s one of the best voices in pop music. His voice elicits those longing emotions.

[@landoctor94]

Peter Cetera brought Chicago back to life in the 80s. Amazing voice.

[@kentamplin]

For sure!

[@stickyfinger100]

Really love tunes like ..Feeling stronger everyday and Low down ..Especially the 1972 live version..He had a power house voice then.

[@kentamplin]

Beautiful tunes!!

[@kabum33]

Some people have the gift of knowing how to do beautiful things. Peter Cetera knows how to do beautiful songs. It's in the blood.✌️

[@kentamplin]

Indeed, Bruno!

[@miltondegeorge8905]

In the late '70s, during a vacation car ride, I heard Peter Cetera's voice on "If you leave me now," and "Baby, what a big surprise." The first of which broke my heart for years just hearing it. So, glad he came out from behind the bass to share his pharyngeal, satin, and magical voice. I am pleased I can imitate on occasion.

[@kentamplin]

Great memories! Thanks, Milton!

[@eriks.lundestad9365]

Increadible voice. And he have created on of the greatest songs of all time!

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely! Thanks, Erik!

[@TheLowLandGardener]

I understand that the greatness of an artist is in the person but what makes him great is the way his voice respond to the doubling vocal effects which makes his voice thicker specially on choruses.

[@truthhurtz8517]

Thank you... His voice sounds doubled in some of his music...

[@strangeworld907]

His mixed is pure, incomparable and unique. No one can be like him.

[@kentamplin]

He is unique!

[@doddy_bj_miko]

Thanks, Ken.. I asked this in a comment section on your video n now just watch this :) love it..

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Ken. When i think of Peter Cetera or hear the wonderful songs he sang i think of Chicago in Chicago. I was born and raised on the northwest side. Great city! The concerts by Chicago in Chicago were always special. One of my favorite concerts that made it to a dvd was a sold out show at the Charter One Pavilion. Chicago in Chicago featuring The Doobie Brothers. To end the night, the hometown headliners are joined onstage by the Doobies for an unbelievable encore of 25 or 6 to 4 and Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Phenomenal show! Sweet home CHICAGO!!!

[@kentamplin]

Cool! Thanks, Jeff!

[@lamarravery4094]

I grew up listening to Peter Cetera on the radio. Every two yrs, there'd be a new Chicago or Peter Cetera album and it was like Christmas to hear the latest Chicago or Peter Cetera release, that's how it was in the 80s, a wonderful time in music. I remember listening to the Glory of Love for the first time on the radio in the summer of 86, wow, I was so amazed by the song and it played throughout the whole summer and I never got tired of it.

[@kentamplin]

Wonderful music, indeed! Thanks, Lamarr!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Very unique voice and timbre. Rich Tenor vocals.

[@kentamplin]

Beautiful! Rock on!

[@waltersimmons946]

Thanks Ken for covering Peter Cetera, he was one of the reasons I started singing. I like the fact you played a clip of him singing at a lower register, it still sounds 100% like Peter Cetera.

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure, Walter!

[@robinward3728]

I absolutely ADORE Peter Cetera, had the amazing privilege of seeing him in Florida in a small venue, I actually flew from Ontario Canada to St. Pete Beach to see him, and it was truly the best concert ever, and I'm a frequent concert goer.... I NEVER get tired of him... vocally he's a treasure and my favorite :) Thanks for posting this :)

[@robinward3728]

OH and Restless Heart, best song EVER!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for sharing!

[@lamarravery4094]

He's my favorite as well.

[@khanjanshah320]

You are truly world's best vocal coach. Lots of love from India

[@kentamplin]

You're so kind. Thank you!

[@BarbarraBay]

I could never sing but when I used to sing along with Peter Cetera I truly imagined I was singing well. While I never had a Chicago record, Peter Cetera is actually one of my favorite singers when I hear Chicago songs I really like.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks BrabarraBay!

[@lizalaksamana7751]

Peter's voice doesn't fade it is still beautiful

[@kentamplin]

Indeed!

[@rob052771]

Peter is one of the greats! Amazing talent!

[@kentamplin]

👍

[@barbarahouser2193]

Love you Ken. my mom was a jazz singer back in the 40's and 50's! I have a great voice still at 70 because of watching her.

[@kentamplin]

Wonderful!

[@brendapolk1604]

Peter Cetera has an excellent singing voice. Also, playing bass guitar with such stage presence, love watching his performance and facial expressions ❤️ Blessed gifted and talented legacy.

[@MsChloeRose]

One of my favs from Peter Cetera is "Have You ever Been In Love"

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@lamarravery4094]

Love that song too. Did you know that was recorded by a British singer in the early 80s? I can't remember the artist name but he did that famous song "You Make me Feel like Dancing" from the 70s. Oh yeah, it was Leo Sayer.

[@ryandirkse4374]

I fell in love with his voice at 6 years old. Some people just got magic mixed in with there vocals. Thanks for the vid!!

[@beckylarson6274]

I saw Chicago play live twice between 1973 and 1975 in Eugene, OR. I love his distinctive voice. Within the first two words you know it is Peter Cetera. He has a clean and sharp sound. Beautifully controlled vibrato and perfectly in tune. He makes it sound so easy and smooth. Even on a rock out song like 24 or 6 to 4 he is completely in control. When he sings a solo his stage presence draws everyone’s attention to him. He still sounds magnificent in the video you played and that is because he took care of his voice when he was younger. I am very lucky to have seen Chicago when they were at the top of their game. I suggest listening to CHICAGO - “Happy Man” (1979) I think it is one of his best.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for weighing in, Becky! Rock on!

[@nickkellie]

he's one of my all time favorite singers!!!

[@kentamplin]

Nick Kellie 👍👍👍

[@rolandserna7805]

Peter Cetera is more talented than every single modern day rapper combined

[@myflyonthewall48]

I could spot that voice anywhere, anytime, any day. Glad you picked my favorite song by him.

[@twinstickpete]

His high register is unmistakable. When he hits that certain note, you know it's him, awesome tone

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@heidistutzman3278]

Unique and wonderful voice! I love Peter! His duet with Amy Grant is a gem and Stay the Night from Chicago is a great showcase of his voice. Saw him in an intimate concert about 8 years ago.

[@kentamplin]

Wonderful!

[@BrianAuer]

His awareness of chord tones and key modulations. The way he builds a melody to resolve into the next phrase. There’s a sophistication to his compositions that, forgive me, I’m having trouble imagining a bass guitarist coming up with ha ha (joking) it just feels otherworldly when you hear it. It’s like, that was so simple…Why didn’t I think of that? But the timbre of his voice is so unique and instantly recognizable. Truly timeless sound. And that’s coming from a metalhead like me.

[@FranciscoLozano8]

Great point of view.! The power of details. 😎

[@kentamplin]

Yes indeed!

[@rachelvandyke4628]

Peter Cetera has been one of my all time favorites for years, since I was a kid! He has had such an influence on my singing❤

[@kentamplin]

Awesome, Rachel!

[@douglasmore5600]

I know this video is a little older, but when I think of Peter, I think of Your the inspiration, high tenor singing. Peter to me is one of the best tenors of the 80s Richard Page comes to mind as well. Another great tenor from that era.

[@kentamplin]

Well said! Thank you, Douglas!

[@michellec-i9415]

Peter sings with conviction and emotion, something no other successor of his has been able to do with Chicago. His voice is like pure butter which is why he was referred to as the “golden voice” My favorite songs of his are “IYLMN”, “Mama Mama” both from Chicago X. I also love “BWABS” from XI, “Remember The Feeling” from 17 as well as “Love Me Tomorrow” from 16. His solo career was even better from “GOL” to “One Good Woman” to “Have You Ever Been In Love” from his WFD cd.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Michelle!

[@lamarravery4094]

Honorable mention would be What Can I Say, from Chicago 16, that song would've been a hit if released.

[@karenpristera6944]

Talent unsurpassed....Peter is creme de la creme of heart and soul when he sings...who could not love❤❤❤❤❤him!!!!!

[@freshbeanne]

Very unique and touching voice.

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely, jay kay!

[@vonhein.1]

I like Peter Cetera since his participation in Chicago. I'm a fan of your music. Thank you for your work Mr. Ken! ☺

[@kentamplin]

Thanks so much, Fernando!

[@TYinNH]

I love Chicago and the horn section but I think of emotions when I think of Peter. Growing up in the 80s I think of the love songs. ( I might have been a jilted young lad who had a heart or 2 broken in the 80s) LMAO!!

[@kentamplin]

You and me both...

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@kentamplin 70's and 80's were tough on the heart.💔

[@timothyodaniell9119]

Can't believe how awe inspiring and iconic Peter's voice is. His voice is imbedded in my early memories and the eighties era for me. So unique and moving. Although very different in many ways, I have always equated Mr. Cetera's vocals to the Begees style. It is difficult or impossible for many to sing in this range, especially for the length of entire songs, reminiscent to me also of the Stylistics.

[@hujonwi]

They were the first concert I went to... In 1976 when I was 16 years old in Norman Oklahoma....Been going to concerts ever since...

[@kentamplin]

Excellent!

[@deborabielik6017]

From early Chicago, one of the songs I liked was Goodbye, What’s This World Coming To, and from Chicago 16, I think, What Can I Say - super singing and great arrangement.

[@SkullkraneEntertainment]

One of the most underrated vocalists of all time!

[@LazerBeatzTV]

been waiting for this video to come thanks

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@davidalexander8996]

I'm a long time superfan of Peter Cetera. Even as a child during his '80s heyday I couldn't help be exceptionally impressed with his talents. One of my most treasured possessions is a DVD copy of his performance on the PBS program Soundstage along with special guest Amy Grant who I also enjoy a lot. The amazing thing about Peter is that he started singing in his trademark fashion as a result of a broken jaw suffered in a fight during a baseball game due to several Marines objecting to his long hair. As much as I enjoy Peter on his signature songs, another track that is dear to my heart is "One Clear Voice" the title tune on his first post-Warner Bros. album. Even if he never performs again, having retired 4 years ago, I will be eternally grateful for the chance to enjoy his unique, special voice.

[@theonlyredspecial]

A lot of memories with him when I was a kid listening to his records

[@kentamplin]

Me too!

[@tracezachdaniels4264]

aaahh Peter...yes...soo unique...cool.>!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Trace!

[@henryvillaflor]

❤❤❤I miss Peter Cetera leading the Chicago singing & composing songs together with David Foster

[@l.t.w8985]

I just got the box set of 10 CD's Vol. 1 today. Chicago T.A. and Chicago 2 listened to today. Great deal on Amazon right now. $35 and last time I saw was down to $33. Love the horns and all the instruments.

[@kentamplin]

Wow! Great! Thanks for sharing!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Classic Chicago singer yesss

[@kentamplin]

Yesssss!

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@kentamplin Speaking of YES? Lol

[@bombdottcom111]

Love your videos man!

[@kentamplin]

That's great to hear, BOMB.COM!

[@chicagomusicfan8817]

Imo there’s no one with a better singing voice than Peter. I’ve loved this band since Chicago Transit Authority. As far as favorite songs I guess I have to say who can pick just one but if I had to pick one I guess anything he sings. That amazing voice is why I fell in love with Chicago back then and that face was another. Thank you for doing a Peter Cetera episode, just wish it lasted longer.

[@kentamplin]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Chicago Music Fan!

[@jackiehowell812]

Peter Cetera is my all time favorite singer. Thanks Ken for the video 👍🏻

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure, Jackie!

[@CharlieGiardinaOfficial]

Thanks a lot, Ken ! I'm so glad you did the review about PC's style! Wonderful vocalist

[@kentamplin]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@azeedahhasleezan1678]

I feel sad that Peter Cetera has decided to retire from performing live but I understand where he is coming from. It will be very tough to find another singer who can give justice to those loves songs like Peter does.

[@kentamplin]

Indeed!

[@clovisduarte8535]

Peter Cetera hasn't recorded any new songs for a while, has he really retired?

[@hollijones-white506]

@@clovisduarte8535 - PC very thoughtfully and in a classy way, announced his retirement from touring in particular during an audio interview with Mark Pattinson, in his podcast/ interview series called "Finding Your Summit", dated November 22, 2019. It's posted on KZbin at kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfaeXSpbL53gac Listen to the section at 52:34 of the interview when he says why he was retiring, Most people retire in their mid-sixties, yet Peter Cetera was 75 years old when this interview took place. He had an incredible nearly 60 year musical career.

[@JerryTheVeganRockstar]

I’m always asked to sing 25 or 6 to 4. I’d love to hear a solo track of Peter’s nuances. I’m a huge Chicago fan and try to isolate every instrument as I listen to them. They make me happy as a listener and musician

[@kentamplin]

Incredible band!

[@ОлегПигов]

Дуже Дякую Кен ви найкращий !Хай вас Бог береже від московського іга

[@kentamplin]

Thank you.

[@designstudio8013]

First 3 monster albums with Chicago were amazing .

[@kentamplin]

Absolutely!

[@landyachtfan79]

How the great Peter Paul Cetera acquired his distinctive & unmistakable singing style.

[@benjimartinnc]

Peter Cetera is one of very few guys who can hit those killer high notes effortlessly. He was the best thing that happened to Chicago because the band was looking for a bass player with a tenor voice since Robert Lamm and Terry Kath were baritones and their voices couldn't keep up with the band's horn section.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Benji!

[@lamarravery4094]

Jason Scheff did a pretty good job, but of course he's no Peter Cetera, there's only one of those.

[@Txdcblues]

Dialogue - Chicago is one of my favorites and one of Peter’s highest notes were hit in that track

[@wkk2922]

best solo album -world falling down including those great songs like dip your wings, restless heart, wild ways, world falling down, of course....well.....effectively all songs forming part of the album. The best !!!!

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@jackyl8259]

Chicago another unique vocalist with great love ballads chicks love the slow songs.Chicago set the bar 4 great love songs one of the all-time great bands.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on, JACKYL!

[@azaz911c]

Cetera has a very unique enunciation. He sharply "clips" the end of words off, accenting the end of the note. In live performances, one can see him rapidly pulling the microphone away from his mouth or turning his head away from the microphone. It's rather unusual, and I think part of what gives him his sound signature. On studio recorded performance, Cetera uses a lot of reverb (too much sometimes, some might say), and his voice is sometimes double or triple tracked (sometimes with harmonies) giving the characteristic sound one associates with Cetera and Chicago.

[@mdocesar1974]

Unique and beautiful voice.

[@kentamplin]

For sure!

[@closingninja]

One of my top 5 fav vocalists! At 69 this dude is still better than any current pop singer today!!

[@kentamplin]

So good!

[@lamarravery4094]

Peter's gonna be 76 in September.

[@theamfoldvik279]

What a great birhday present . Thank you Ken 😍🤩🥰

[@kentamplin]

Happiest of birthdays, TheaM! 🎂🎈🎉🤡

[@theamfoldvik279]

@@kentamplin 💜💜💜

[@cahyoh.harimurti8554]

Hard Habit to Break - best vocal combination ever, Cetera with the great Bill Champlin. Sadly now Cetera is retired... yeahh he's almost 80.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the thoughts!

[@colico14]

"You're the Inspiration!" Not only do I love the song, but I love that he's chillin' with his bass in a Bauhaus t-shirt in the video. In fact, the whole video is awesome. :)

[@kentamplin]

You're right, Colin!

[@lamarravery4094]

It's funny to watch his bandmates pretending to play musical instruments that they don't play in real life in the video. Namely the horn section, they're playing guitars and keyboards, it's hilarious.

[@heidivert830]

Ialso love his solo work!

[@jimbometrix]

His voice is like a vocal widened mix.

[@kentamplin]

Rock on!

[@otter3143]

Glory of Love is my favorite of his.

[@kentamplin]

Good one. Thanks, Otter!

[@joumarkancheta388]

one of my fave singers

[@jeffmichaelplacides608]

If you leave me now all time fave

[@kentamplin]

It's a great one! Thanks, Jeff!

[@heatherams2732]

I can state with certainty I am a contender for the biggest Peter Cetera fan!! While all my friends were into New Kids on the Block, I was obsessed with Cetera. I have researched quite a bit of history pertaining to him. Something as a vocal coach you might appreciate about him is why when he sings he is closed mouthed, and does not move his jaw. The reason for this is between Chicago touring for the first and second albums, Cetera went to a baseball game of the white Sox vs the red sox. He ended up sitting by a bunch of red sox fans. He got in a fight with several Marine red sox fans, and as a result his jaw was broken. For the upcoming tour, his jaw was wired shut. I believe this is a major reason his sound became one of a kind. He was originally in a band called The Exceptions when he heard Chicago play the first time. He liked the horn section and Chicago did not have a bass player at the time (Robert Lamm was playing the petals on his B3 organ for the part) and they needed a tenor since Terry and Robert were baritones. Cetera's first full solo song with Chicago (it was on either their first or second album) called 'where do we go from here' was written after he watched the John Armstrong and Buzz Aldren walk on the moon. You mentioned how he played bass and was the lead singer (headliner for the Foster years) I always found this fascinating because he was playing the bass line and singing as a counter tenor. Paul McCartney is his idol and he learned to play bass left handed like Paul did. And on occasion, he would play the string bass. He almost left Chicago after Terry Kath died, but Danny Seriphane talked him out of it. I like how you made the point of how he was a great song writer and during his solo career, he was known for his love songs, often times where he is the one who ends up broken hearted. One can tell where he is at relationship by the order of his solo albums. His first solo album was actually released while he was still in Chicago as a sort of test album. It is self titled and when listening to it one can tell he is trying out different styles in technical singing than what he had been singing with Chicago (my all time favorite duet is off this album, I wasn't the one who said goodbye with Agatha Falkstong from ABBA). By his second album he was married (his then wife co wrote Glory of Love with him and Foster), so the album is happy, joyful songs. His third album was written after his first daughter was born with songs like One More Story, but he was at the beginning of his divorce with Holding out and One Good Woman. His forth album was post divorce called World Falling Down...I don't think I need to explain the meaning behind this one! What comes to mind when I hear his name is the Early Cetera (60's & 70's) and the Foster years Cetera is as follows: The Early years I think of his epic bass playing (25 or 6 to 4, do I need to say more?? Lol!), his song writing based on the times (against our troops being in Vietnam and the hippie culture), ie, question 67 & 68, poem 58, etc., his partnership and friendship with Kath, and writing and singing Wishing you were here with the Beach Boys. The foster years I think of him and Bill Champlin making such a wonderfully, perfect vocal pair on killer love songs he wrote the majority of, his many duets ( I can think of six off the top of my head in a 10 year period), and his acting. He was in a mini series with Jane Seymour and actually dated her. My senior year book quote, in 1995, was from a Chicago song in the late 70's he wrote called Loser with a Broken Heart: It's a hard and bitter world when you face reality, and it's hard to be who you want to be. I would give almost anything to have seen Kath and Cetera play live when they were both in Chicago together. I finally saw Cetera solo in 2005 in concert with a full orchestra. He did not disappoint. He is incredibly charming and charismatic in performance with a great sense of humor! He was 61 when he played this show I saw, and he has not lost his tenor, which is very impressive in my opinion, for whatever it is worth) at this age! He went from a counter tenor to more of a lyric tenor over time, but still has that one in a million dollar voice you know is distinctly his everytime you hear it! Sorry you asked for answers to your questions now, huh??!! Believe it or not there is still a great deal I know about him than the novel I have just written here! I love and appreciate your videos so much. I am a classically trained singer (opera, sacred, and art songs) but cannot sing rock (as much as I want to) so I appreciate your feedback and perspective from being mostly a rock singer orientation!

[@kentamplin]

😊Thanks for listening!

[@moodylicious]

Heather Salisbury - lovely, brief bio of a world class performing artist and vocalist, who, I think blew his old bandmates out of the water once he unleashed all that talent out. He surpassed them all, held his own, despite the bad vibes. They just didn't know how to handle it.

[@heatherams2732]

@@moodylicious I could not agree with you more! 🙂

[@truthhurtz8517]

He has a very distinctive unique voice and he can hit high notes...Sometimes his voice sounds doubled or enhanced..

[@simplytine2939]

Congratulations on your 1 million sub journey

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@mdram2371]

Enjoyed..Thanks sir

[@kentamplin]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@designstudio8013]

25 of 6 to 4, Question 67 and 68, Dialogue, Feel in Stronger Every Day are the cream of the crop.

[@kentamplin]

Indeed! Rock on! 😊

[@richardv.582]

Cetera was the man, " hard habit to break" was one of my favorites. Love the cello section.

[@kentamplin]

😊👍

[@soul72music]

His beautiful vocal on Street Player really reminds me of Glenn Hughes

[@DAVEHIMAUI]

The real secret to why his voice sounds original is because he’s the first POPULAR vocal singer to use a voice harmonizer where it doubles his vocal to where it’s so close to an echo sound that’s what it really was. Why? Because when he sings live you can tell what’s really missing which is that echo sound he trademark first

[@kentamplin]

Thank you.

[@alziraneves7235]

I love Peter Cetera. Thank you, Ken. Some time ago I asked you to react to him. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it, Alzira!

[@CarryTheZero1]

If You Leave Me Now is a classic

[@LadyChaosGraceSky]

Look Away is my fave song!!

[@kentamplin]

Good one, Bonnett!

[@lamarravery4094]

Peter didn't sing that one, that was sung by Bill Champlin.

[@moodylicious]

That was after Peter and none of Chicago wrote it. Diane Warren sold it to them, It is a great song but shows how they dried up and had to look elsewhere for hits.

[@marcoscanahui716]

Grate Ken I love your videos thanks for showing us the true treasures of music hugs from Guatemala 🇬🇹 bro

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure, Marcos!

[@malanchakalita5410]

What a song

[@kentamplin]

So good!