Just close your eyes and hear the horns and Robert Lamm. Thanks for the memories guys. 🎶🎷

We went to their concert back in 1983 . I have been listening to their music 1970s.- Present .

I saw Chicago in the 70’s. It was an absolutely beautiful show. Three full hours. Opened with “Little One”.

I was lucky I got to see them when they first started out in 1968 they were calling themselves Chicago transit Authority That first time in that I saw them July 1968 Saw them outside of Chicago Rockford Illinois. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen in my lifetime. I was 13 years old at the time.

Chicago is such an incredible band and has endured so much over the years, yet they continually rise above and keep delivering great music. I cant think of another band who has toured continuously for 50 plus years. If there is, let me know. And I don't mean just "together", I mean "actively touring" for 50 + years.

Well I was born and raised in Chicago so it's been a treat and a pleasure to listen to my hometown band since I was in high school in 1969

When I went into the army at 18 and had to go to New Jersey and then to Massachusetts The Beach Boys and Chicago helped to relieve my homesickness for California. Their songs just gave you such a happy feeling no matter how you felt.

Saw them perform and met them backstage in 1982. Have their autographs framed. They were all so nice and grateful. Will never forget it. Did not meet Cetera, he kept to himself.

Go, Robert, go!!! You rock!!!!!!! Saturday in the Park is still awesome in 2022!!!!!!

Missing Jason and loved Dwayne Bailey! Chicago has always been my favorite!❤

2 original members left. The Wikipedia page of members looks like a NYC phone book. I still love Chicago. 🎸🎼

I like this song great job Chicago

Love Chicago, Great Band ❤

I dug out Chicago XIV and it’s actually great. I highly recommend all fans give it another shot!

Saw them in this year (2022) in Concord, Cali. They sounded amazing. Nobody really expected Peter Cetera’s vocals to be topped, but it sure was fun and the instrumentals were absolutely right on!

I miss the Pete Cetera and Terry Kath days... Cetera's voice is one of a kind.

Chicago you are inspiration

If you still can and love it. Why stop? Great new single! Love it!

The fact is when I want to hear Chicago, I play their records from their younger days. The same goes for the Beach Boys; I play their old records with the original members. Music is full of groups that continue to record and perform long after their glory days and the departure of key band members. What remains is nostalgia. It is enjoyable to remember, but it has an element of sadness that can eclipse the joy.

Jason Scheff is the guy who kept the Chicago sound for so many years. This is the guy I miss!

Since 1968, it's always been about the music, through the various trends, formats, singers and players. Looking forward to the new album.

Thanks for doing this! These guys are still great 50 years later (though I have to admit they were never the same after Peter Cetera left the band). Chicago was my favorite band when I was in grade school. Saturday in the Park reminds me of biking through the city with my friends, back when kids were allowed to be kids and we weren't encumbered w/ cellphones & pressures to figure out what college we want to go to when we're in the 5th grade. Ahhh, simple times.

I heard this song at a grocery store and really liked it. I had no idea it was from Chicago. I'm so ignorant I thought they were retired. -_-

saw these guys in the early eightys. best concert ever. peter cetera was the voice.

My Band since 1974 when I 1st heard Old Days, I saw Terry Kath's last performance in Toronto,Ontario on Oct 31,1977, sadly he passed in 78, I only see Robert and Lee left from the Original band but they can still Bring It! Hello to all Chicago Fans where ever you reside, All The Best from a Canadian Fan!

CHICAGO! BABY! LOVE IT! 2022 and still listening

MY FAVORITE BAND EVER BECAUSE THEY HAVE ANGELIC VOICE SINCE MY YEAR 1989 SEARCHING BAND WITH GREAT SONGS

No matter what, your band will and always will be, the best...Thank you! Terry is smiling at all of you!!

Love them.

I've seen Chicago twice. Both times were post-Cetera. I've also seen Peter Cetera. I love them all. Having said that you have to see Leonid and Friends. They are the greatest Chicago tribute band on the planet. At this stage in the game they are more Chicago than Chicago.

Good to see that the guys are still out and doing new stuff, even if this new record did not kick me too much. It is easy to judge, you have to write and arrange songs.

Just saw them in Kansas City a couple of weeks ago. It was a absolutely amazing concert.

Peter Cetera is hard to habit to break

38 albums wow!

They were the best in 1992 in my opinion. We won't ever forget how great this band is.

It was Great to hear Robert Lamm playing keys it reminded me of the older recording in the early to mid 70's

I saw them in Oct.22. Best concert ever! ❤

its a great group old school meant alot back in the day and now

I looove this band!!! Loved their concert here in CA last year! MORE!!!!

👏👏👏👏the best listen since 16 years and now 70 still 👏👏👏

Its officially over. I am glad I got to enjoy their music over the years.They have nothing left. Thanks for the memories guys.

God Only Knows, well for once, Sir Paul and I agree. Best song ever! So glad we have recordings of Carl Dean performing this! steve

AWESOME love them the BEST 😊❤

Legends, phenomenal Musicians/singers.

FANTASTIC MUSIC MEN

Yeah agree used to listen to chicago when I was about 10yrs old in early 80,s. My mam used to have a load of their records, cetera was the best vocalist, just new it was chicago when he started singing

Saw the first concert. 7 June 2022. A birthday present to me, and 3 friends. The Brian Wilson Band was a bucket list concert! Chicago wasn't, until half way through. I also lost one of my favourite Chicago songs. Colour My World. All is not lost though, my new fave, Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon. Beachago used to be the name for this collab. Thanks to Brian's AWESOME cousin, "the beach boys" are a fourth rate Beach Boys cover band. Interesting thing, Sir Paul McCartney turned 80, on the 18th, and Brian joined him 2 days later. I turned 64, 3 days before the concert. (And, yes she STILL loves me.) steve

Grey hair used to be the color, now it's blue !

If you haven't yet you need to watch the documentary on Terry Kath. It's free on youtube. His daughter produced it.

I miss Walt Parzaider .He was fantastic.They need a really good lead singer.Robert still is remarkable at 77.

patrimonio de la humanidad ..aplausos eternos gracias Chicago...from Chile....

The old days were best with Kath….1st time I saw them was 1972 when in was 13 ☺️

James is an integral part of the greatness that is Chicago.

Robert Lamm is close to 80 and looks amazing!

The biggest problem since Chicago 21 is they record new music and play none of it in concert. When 19 came out they played almost the entire album live.

Wow. All is not lost!

got to see them in Jacksonville, Oregon. They sounded fresh like on their albums. Best show I ever went to, hope to see them again!!

I’m sorry, They sound like they are struggling, the new song sounds like the notes where to high for the guys to sing 😥 Hope their sound comes back

Wow. Without the labels, I would not have recognized the 3 original members.

The band sounds old which they are. Saw the original lineup in 1970. They were awesome.

And to think they fired Danny Serafine who put the band together in the first place! No drummer after even came close.

Robert looks fantastic!

I saw them in 1971 in the city of Chicago when they were Chicago Transit Authority

They are great. Loved singing along.

It's over fellas. It was a great run but it is truly over. The pipes, songs and enthusiasm is not longer there. It is now just about money and it shows. From what I can see- only 2 ORGINIAL members left- Lee Loughnane and Robert Lamm.

Bobby is 77 - Lee is about to hit 76 - and they're still getting the job done! Sentimental tune so nichely done.

The first song made me think of my own mortality. I'm sure that was the inspiration for the song. What a ride these guys have had. Maybe the enemies line was meant for Peter.

Great to hear them again. I wonder what the guys think of Leonid and Friends and the Lexington Lab Band.

saw them couple weeks ago still good

Now how in the hell is Robert Lamm 79 years young and looks THAT good? I am not mad at him at all! 💖💖💖😁💖💖💖 I got to see them seven times in concert and they were amazing!

In 1984, Philadelphia Spectrum Chicago 17 last with Peter Cetera, simply incredible blending horns with rock pop. Then 1995 working security at Valley Forge Music Faire near Philly, my first night working had the privilege of Chicago, minus Cetera, Jason sounded great. Always my favorite American band!!

It's not the same band with members who left over the years.

The sound is no longer there unfortunately. Thank goodness for all the recorded tracks from back in the day.

Never was the same after Cetera left

I have alwaysed loved Chicago, but I have to say I miss Peter Cetera.

They are fantastic!!

i love you guys!!!!

Early 80s these guys were at their peak. Late 60's were also some good songs. But I'm a die hard fan regardless of what music they make. Opening song is the second on their new album which I have had to listen to over again before it kinda grew on me. A lot of their earlier albums that weren't hits are like this one but at least I got Robert, Lee, and James autograph with the CD which was worth it in my opinion.

The greatest band/Orchestra off all times

Wow I haven't seen them live in a while. Barely recognized them due to aging. Few original members left. Sad.

RIP Terry...

I hate to be harsh, but this is not Chicago, its really a cover band that Lamm and Pankow play in,

Still amazing!!!!!

Funny the intro of the show you heard Cetera lol.

I seen Chicago several times since the 80s. I haven’t seen this lineup. It’s barely Chicago. I hope they keep the legacy going. But I wouldn’t mind seeing Cetera, Champlin and Seraphin do something! Or even Scheff.

Come to São Paulo, Brasil, please ❤!!!

New album is really good - production is really clean/clear. Nice tunes, arrangements and playing. They are better than any of the GMA appearances (although appreciated!) demonstrate. Neil is a great singer. Not Cetera (and I like Cetera), but that's ok with me.

Looks like Nick Lane on trombone, who has subbed for Jimmy many times over the years

Lots of hate in the comments. Sorry to break it to you people but at 78 you can't sing like you could at 30. They still perform because people still buy tickets. Deal with it.

Great band

Great seeing Lamm and Loughnane perform today, but as a fan of Chicago from when I was in high school in the early 1970's, this video clip kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdtxiNKrnNDNnZs.html is for me, the "real" Chicago. Terry Kath was an amazingly talented guitarist and soulful vocalist. He was irreplaceable in the band.

Lee's a machine!

Nice Fender Acoustasonic !!!

Minus Peter .the song remains the same. Great band👍

I never thought I would say this. I built an addition on my home for memorabilia from a band called Chicago whom I have loved for decades and I have to say after that performance, hang it up immediately and let us remember you as you were, not as you are. This is absolutely the worst I’ve ever heard from the band. I would have let the lead vocals grab their pink slip that night. Sounds like the opening for the show “Full House” I will always love that great band but I think it’s time to hang it up or swallow your pride and get some of the older guys back in the band for a grand farewell tour. ❤

Oops! They forgot the words. I have always loved this group. Sad that time can’t stand still.

Great to see Ray Herrman on the band!!

The early band was one of the most important and influential of my musical journey. But after Terry passed away, they weren't remotely the same band. And since Peter Cetera left, followed by Danny Seraphine they were just a cover band in my opinion. This lineup only has Lee and Robert. A far, far cry from what they use to be. I wish them all great health, but I am so glad I can just put on the original recordings and remember them as they once were.

Can't believe they missed the lyrics on this song.

Lee! You still got IT!: Joe Antonelli