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Their music rill revive you...I was an early teenager when their songs came out...went to their concert later on when I was a little older and still today inget a rush when I hear the this song...keep the fabulous memories

I am right there with you!

GOD bless you

It can never be explained, the excitement, the overall feeling the we all got from this great music, I feel bad for kids now, there is no seeking and exploring, then ultimately discovering something no one around you ever heard! We were so lucky I still get that feeling every time I hear this music The Joy I remember when I first discovered it, the joy of listening to it over and over again, it never goes away and I believe these poor kids today now where they have a million pieces of garbage in front of them, will never get that kind of joy!!

you know it!👍

trumpet, sax and trombone, jazz pure

The Horns wwere their " Crowning Glory" ?ive been listening on repeat ALL WEEKEND👏👏👏 dancing in Sri Lanka

Now that's a first date

Sweet memory❤

As did I ❤ the music from back in that era

And Phil Collins, the drums😅

+Paul Smith Being a Kath fan growing up doesn't hurt, either....

Terry kath shall be missed but if you listen to the live recordings of Soundstage 2018 and 2019, Chicago's latest guitarist is just as good. With new techniques in guitar playing nowadays with guitar slingers like Reb Beach, Alex Hutchings, Guthrie Govan, Greg Howe, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Ritchie Kotzen, George Lynch, John Scofield, Frank Gambale and hundreds or thousands of others. Look them up and you'll hear them. I love the song although there are various different methods of solos to introduce into this song. Each guitarist may approach the song differently than the other guitar player. Also depending on the xpress floor pedals used as I heard many great guitar players in my lifetime and am sure, there will be others you may not even heard of and suddenly be awed and ecstatic about a certain performance.

I really thought I was going to miss Champlin, but Pardini has been amazing. He really added something they were missing.

Scheff got better vocally during his last few years with the band and has sounded good in most of his post-Chicago performances. I think the relentless touring in the 90s/2000s wore his voice out and he would start "cheating" on certain notes.

@@realjoshhayes It's silly to try and sing Cetera songs in the original key for decades. Cetera certainly doesn't do it. He lowered keys years ago. But the horn section didn't want to change, so they insist on their employees (band members viewed not as brothers but employees) singing exactly like Cetera in the keys that Cetera sung in decades ago. Scheff struggled with some Cetera material especially as he aged, but who wouldn't?? He had genuine hits under his belt. I never understood why they did EVERY Cetera hit but not Will You Still Love Me and What Kind of Man Would I Be. "Will You Still Love Me" should have been in every single set.

@@SLagonia BC was definitely bored and sort of declined to sing the melody. Lou has the grit, but sings the songs in a more recognizable way. He's a good replacement.

He sang the hell out of it..the whole band was as on as you could hope for. Any better and my brain would explode...lmao

Then he must be damned good. Congratulations to him on working to that skill level.

@@PintoSeminars thank you!

Yep! 💜

Love it!

He's always been Chicago's hype man 😁

I agree, it's always been that way... I've seen times when you see him in awe watching Terry shred the guitar, into it all the way. That was amazing considering he had seen it thousands of times.

Reminds me of AC/DC's drummer!

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Amen. Well said!

He has Dick Clark-itis

Was about to ask that about Cetera and his voice.

He's trying, but he's no Terry Kath

​@@hotrainiacTrue not even close. He has talent. But the solo not anywhere close to the original. Painful to listen to since that is one of my favorite guitar solos of all time.

arguably the best modern "up to date" version of the song

@@apooyosucks I saw the tonight show version and that one is really good too.

Agreed, but no band stays together 50+ yrs without making some changes. U2 doesn't count just yet, cause I don't think they've hit the 50 yr mark as of yet. What will forever remain is this great music

+Will Gaines As much as I loved Kath's playing & yeah Cetera was a great vocalist & bass player this was well done. Guitar player did Kath very well. I rem when I saw them though Kath was on an SG which does give a different & IMO far better tone. Great writing & arranging although back then there was a roughness to it that isn't quite here. A little too much bling perhaps. Just my 2 cents.

+greatvanzinni good points. IMHO this performance was miles better than the original recording and ESPECIALLY the remaster

+greatvanzinni, I agree about the SG!!! I don't think they'll ever get all the way back to the raw sound from IX and previous, but I was definitely glad to hear every instrument and voice out clear and balanced up - for the most part - as opposed to over-engineered and mixed down for "pop" recordings. Whoever the sound guy is for GCS is usually pretty amazing - reminds me of SNL, where the real performing bands shine and the pretty-boy studio bands will sound like the train wrecks they really are - but here there is just a bit too much reverb, and somebody missed a slider on some of the individual horn parts. Ever since Jimmy and Lee got away from stand mics, Jimmy will often point his horn right at the deck (so he can hear to tune better) for some of his solos - instead of pointing the bell up - and sound cats that don't really know the horn parts will get faked out and forget to turn him up.

+Will Gaines Yea! This is pretty sick!!!!

@@greatvanzini the sg fit Terry's playing, but the stats compliment Kieth the best.. Andersons or fender. Imo