The most underated guitarist ever. Terry was awsome !

Your father was also one of most extraordinary vocalists ever recorded, I know he was overlooked as a guitar virtuoso, but honestly, his vocals were even more incredible, Two words: TELL ME

Terry Kath WAS Chicago, or at least a huge part of their sound. When he died, so did their sound. I remember listening to Chicago Transit Authority back in the day and being blown away by the awesome guitar playing and horn section, so innovative at the time. A lot of people probably got hooked on Chicago because of Colour My World but for me that first album was unbeatable and Terry Kath was the star of that album. Great to see him get the recognition he deserved and i can't wait to see this movie.

I can only imagine how much guitar play would have evolved if Terry Kath had lived. A great soulful voice, and a phenomenal guitarist.

One of the best pure guitarists ever. I love his stuff even today.

Hope she is able to get this documentary televised. She looks like her father. I'm sure it will be very good.

Love Chicago. I became musically aware in the 80s and once I heard Cetera's voice on the radio, Chicago became my band. As a fan, I began to research to learn more about the band. Come to find out, there had been a guitarist named Terry Kath and he died from a gun shot accident. I began to get all the earlier Chicago albums and listened to them and realized that this was a different sounding band in the 70s. They were jamming and very very good. The horns, drums, bass, vocals, and yes guitar all very top notch. Oh, how I wish Terry was still here playing his guitar and singing his songs.

My favorite band member. The band changed forever once he passed. Irreplaceable. They tried, but chose another direction. Long live his legacy.

Your father in my eyes was Chicago. He was the heart and soul.

I was devastated the day I learned of Terry's passing. I can only imagine the deep hurt of his brothers and band mates. Thank you for honoring your father's legacy and for introducing him to those who didn't have the pleasure of being affected by the music of his band in their prime.

Chicago died that night. They were never the same. Terry Kath was to a guitar what John Entwhistle was to a bass. Such a tragic loss.

Terry was the heart and soul behind the band

He was a phenomenal guitarist. I was 14 when it happened, a huge Chicago fan. My brother and I were devastated when we heard that he died. Chicago was never the same after he died.

Terry Kath blew me away every time I heard him play. I wish with all my heart that he could still be with us.

Your dad was an incredible guy Michelle. You should be very proud.

Terry Kath was the Heart and Soul of Chicago. They were never the same without him. 25 or 6 to 4 is arguably the greatest recorded guitar solo of all time and yet if you watch Chicago at Tanglewood in 1970 he actually blows the studio version away. The guy was an absolute beast.

RIP Terry... Jimi loved your playing the way you loved his...

Chicago got me excited to become a drummer. Saw them several times in Toronto. Terry was boss of the guitar, and his voice was very very distinct and absolutely soulful. Not a word used today. Such a tragedy. We'll see him again in Heaven. Love you Terry.

I remember my initial reaction to hearing Terry play. Elevating and powerful is the only way I can describe it.

I will never forget that tragic January, Monday morning in 1978, when I first heard the news of you Dad's passing. I was laying in bed, listening to the radio and trying to get ready to go to work at Hanna-Barbera Studios, in Hollywood. The DJ broke in with the terrible news. I was heart-broken, and I knew things would never again be the same. Our worlds changed forever that day. After years of enjoying his music, there would be no more anticipation of the next album with him; no more of his incredible and very moving music. Terry Kath combined such a strong, soul-filled and deeply lilting voice, along with amazingly ferocious and intricate guitar skills, that the combination of his talent was such that we were fortunate to witness it, once-in-a-lifetime. He truly was the heart and strong soul of Chicago. I can see him in your face, Michelle. All the best to you and your family.

Michelle you look so much like your Dad. How wonderful you are doing this, for us all to understand what kind of person he was, and for yourself.

Terry and the band were such BIG influences of musicians of my era. The 70s (my era) would have been so empty without them and without him. Plus, music got really lame in the 70s but reaching back and embracing the current allowed us to push on. Sadly, as most teenagers, my friends and I just assumed it would just be this way forever. If only... We knew every song and every word of every song. I'm still a little broken hearted over his passing, but listening to his music gives such a lift that we rise about the sadness and up into his world. Thanks Terry. I'm happy to shed a tear for him, his mates, his family and his music. Listen to "Free" and jump for joy. That's all there is to it.

It came across in his vocals and his music: Terry was pure soul. It blew me away when I first heard him in 1970's "Make Me Smile". WOW. What an incredible talent and what a devastating loss to the entire world. Bless you, young lady, for giving us a deeper glimpse of your father. All good wishes for the future!

Im glad to see that someone is paying a tribute to this legend, some people out there do not even know who he was and how amazing a guitar player and singer he was, he was one main reason for Chicago becoming famous!

This is wonderful and all the comments prove how Terry's magical talents got through to all of us...his life cut short by tragic accident, but he lived and gave us so much that it makes me wonder if his life was only meant to be..... what it was. It was amazing♥️🌟🎶

As a life long fan of Terry Kath,... as one who has studied each and every nuance of his virtuoso guitar technique, tone and amazing experimentation,...it's easy to say he left us way too soon. It's easy to speculate on what would have been if he were alive today.... but as a Dad, ... its extremely hard to fathom what Michelle was left with to ponder,... to digest as a child. It brings tears to this old mans eyes to consider her loss. I hope this documentary gets made,... there are thousands of fans that died that day,... and this film could be our resurrection! God Speed Michelle, and please know this is long over due and you are the best for being brave enough to take on this monumental challenge!! Thank you!

Each time I hear him solo 25 or 6 to 4 it always gives me goosebumps!!! Unbelievable guitar work

He was totally brilliant, he was an incredible guitar player, singer, writer and I try to promote him to my friends, to listen and learn. The only complaint I could ever make is his leads are never as loud as I would like in the mix. Such sonic landscapes and I always feel like he should be a few notches up in volume compared to the rest of the mix. Great inspiration to this day!

I was able attend at least five Chicago concerts had a great time !! Terry was the Man but he still let each and every member shine in their own talented ways 👍 When I hear Chicago I immediately think of Terry Kath 👏💥🙌 So many great songs living in my mind and Soul 😊 RIP in Peace

Terry's playing still gives me goosebumps 50 years later, one of the best ever! And his vocals had that great blues vibe . The documentary is done really well, thank you for that. I remember the day he died, so shocking and tragic. RIP to a great soul.

Probably my favorite guitar player, singer and band hands down. Chicago Transit Authority was the 1st album I ever spent my money on....

I'll never forget where I was when I learned of Terry's passing. "Devestation," "shock," are words that just don't capture how I felt. Such a talent lost so tragically. I get choked up whenever I see Lee Loughnane reduced to tears when discussing Terry. The impact of his passing still cuts as deep today as it did back in January of 1978. R.I.P., Terry!

I can remember the day he passed away...I was little...and I remember how sad/upset my Dad was...It has stayed with me all these years and this doc is a great tribute to a guy who has given me so much joy listening to his music (and the rest of the band)! Thanks Michelle for this labor of LOVE.

Terry was a unique musician. Awesome player and writer with a BIG voice! Miss his talent.

Terry made the guitar look so small.A big man with a huge talent and heart to match.I also am looking forward to watching this Bio.

Wow. I've got tears running down my cheeks just from this preview. Those closing interview snippets were so emotional. Danny saying "Do you really want to go there?" God bless you Michelle for putting together this tribute to your father.

Chicago are still my favourite band. Just Epic.. and Terry was it's big soft heart. You just hear it in the music, when he played and sang, the whole band was on fire... He was da man. Name me another act that could push boundaries in jazz, soul, rock, folk and country with such fluidity. Can not wait to learn more through this doco.

Your father was awesome!!! Your should be very proud of who he is !! My opinion is that He is one of if not the best guitarists of all time !!! He is what made Chicago - they are still relevant today .. their music still lives on!!

When a fellow guitarist (Hendrix) says "This cat blows me away" What more could be said ?

I remember buying the first album when it came out in 1969; it just floored me. Terry was awesome; certainly the most underrated guitarist in rock history. Would love to see this film.

First time I saw the original Chicago, 2 things pushed the band: Danny Seraphine's drums and Terry Kath's driving guitar and singing. He was the force of the band. Great band!

An amazing talent whose life was taken to soon. His soulful voice and masterful guitar playing is what made me a Chicago fan from the beginning. I cannot wait to see this film. I am sure this was a labor of love to produce.

Still love watching this man and enjoying his music 2019

Once I heard the solo on 25 or 6 to 4, I was a huge fan. Saw the original bands lineup 4 times. He was always amazing. You have to finish this project. What a legacy you are creating. We'll done...

Great job by Michelle on this tribute to her father she didn't know. One of the most underrated guitarists in rock. Chicago was my favorite band growing up in my teens into young adulthood. Loved the experiemental music of jazz & rock together playing the sax at the time. Heard the news of his death on the way to a Mummers string band practice. Devastated me.

I used to write letters to all the band members for years for their birthdays and at Christmas! I was just a teen ager when my dad brought in the mail. We lived in the country then. I was dozing and overheard dad tell my mom that I had gotten a letter from one of the Chicago's. I woke right up to go see! And it was a letter with your dad's autograph at the bottom!!! That gave me a high for weeks after! Got one from Walter too! I still have them! I loved the music. Your dad had this raw, down to earth bluesy sound in his voice and his 🎸 guitar!! He was truly one of a kind!

He was one of a kind. There will never be another that comes close. I never met him and never got to see him perform live, but knowing that he's gone makes me feel like I've lost a good friend to this day.

Good for you! I was 17 when he passed. Have always loved Chicago. Now, as a Father, I can think of no better way for you to tell your Dad that he is missed, and loved, by not only you, but everyone that has ever heard his voice, or the music he made! I'm sure he will be proud.

Terry Kath was the the best of the exceptional musicians that made up Chicago. Chicago was never the same for me when he passed. I can't wait to see your documentary Ms. Sinclair.

She is the spitting image of her dad 😊. Its kinda sad she never knew him though. Chicago members must have been emotional when they saw her.

This series brought tears of joy and other emotions to my eyes. I missed out on the 1970s...but as a guitar player myself, I appreciate the inspiration.

kath had everything - passion, killer guitar, vocals, comping and writing...no wonder jimi liked him

Really looking forward to seeing this on it's completion. Terry was a true legend!!

Wow Terry Kath, also known as "the white Ray Charles", was a maestro, and in my opinion, the greatest guitarist to ever grace the planet. And thank you, Michelle Kath Sinclair for sharing this intimate story of your father. As well as being such a fabulous guitarist, and what a a great man he was, and what a shame that you didn't get to know him. Again I thank you, for this video, it only makes us want to know more about him! RIP Mr, Terry Kath. 🎸🎤🎶

TERRY REALLY WAS ONE OF THE BEST GUITAR PLAYERS IN THE WORLD AS A BAND LEADER,

Oh god...So you're the "Little One".! I have just spent the whole night weeping for my childhood because every moment in time that mattered to me, he was there. I think I accepted my husband's proposal of marriage because he had all of Chicago's music. I have not slept all night. Your father is the best. Nothing, absolutely nothing compares to him....

Please give us an update on this movie. I am so blown away by Terry’s amazing talent, his beautiful, soulful voice and those sweet, warm eyes! You are an amazing daughter creating this film for all of us that love your Dad so much. Thank you! ❤️

Great idea... and long overdue. An overlooked musical force.

What a wonderful documentary - AXS-TV has been airing it - I've seen it twice so far Ms. Kath Sinclair did a great job with this - it's a beautiful tribute to her father.

I have a memory of lying on the floor of my girlfriends living room and listening to that first CTA album. I was blown away by the sound of that fantastic guitar melding perfectly with the horns in all the lead parts and thinking that nobody has ever done that before. How did they do it so seamlessly? Who could even come up with that? A great talent too soon gone.

R.I.P. Terry, you,and your tremendous musical talent are sorely missed.

I was born in a suburb of Chicago and was glued to the radio from age 6, 7, 8. I definitely followed Chicago and their songs and absolutely loved them so much. Still do to this day.

I miss him so much thanks for sharing

So cool, Terry Kath was one of the greatest blues rock guitar pioneers. Died too young.

Terry made those guitars sensibly hails, wails, twangs, or what have you!, -- that was never done before! and it's definitely not noise! but a complete symphonic harmony of fingers and steel strings!

Your Dad's band was my first concert. Memories 55 yrs later. He rocked AND colored my world. RIP Terry Kath..💙

I am looking forward to seeing this film. I am a huge Chicago fan and Terry was the soul of this band. Good Luck to you Michelle, you must be so proud of your father and his God like talent.

I definitely want to buy this dvd if available. Amazing guitarist!

Hi Michelle!!! Your Father was a great, great man. He was not only a polished guitarist, he was in a league of his own, and he did it with such subtleness. As this film trailer ended on emphasizing your Father's vice, don't let that be the focus of what he was all about. As a musician, your Father left many a polished musician in the dust. They were great in themselves, but could not even begin to reach the level of musicianship that your father had established. He was one-of-a-kind. He has left a great legacy, not only in his works, but in you as well. The greatness that makes you want to explore and learn about your father, and to pay him honor as his child, is the greatness that he left in you. Such a gift to posses. I am very honored to have met you, and your father even if it is through video. God Bless!

I saw Terry and Chicago at The Boston Garden just a couple months before the accident. I remember a weed filled stadium and a band that blew me away, led by Terry on guitar. Chicago Blackhawks jersey and all... great first concert of my life.

My heart goes out to Michelle....I loved Terry like a brother I never met. His playing was so important to me and influenced the way I play to this day.

Chicago was a Rock band when Terry was alive They became a pop band afterwards...

She looks like her father. Thank you for making this.

remarkable man and musician. so glad this is being done and by his daughter. looking forward to the movie very much.

Terry had once of the most soulful voices I've ever heard. And to pair that voice with the amazing guitarist that he was, not to mention the songwriter as well, was such a musical gift that he shared with all of us. I was devastated to learn of his death. It was my senior year in HS. I grew up in small town in the South and often road around town (the only thing to do really if you weren't into the alcohol and drug scene) listening to Chicago on my 8 track tape player. To me, Chicago ended after 11 albums. Anything after was just filler and an imitation of what they were with Kath. I just couldn't believe it. I lost my mom at age 5, so I know what it's like to grow up with few memories of a parent and all the questions you must have and the desire to seek answers to them. I hope this film is a catharsis for you.

Simply the GREATEST! sound of my youth.....thank you Michelle ..cant wait to watch this!!

Great work . You are Blessed in many ways . Your Dad was a Great Guitarist , put together one of the most influential bands of the Century. He had his own sound and style . He was admired by fellow musicians. My Mom got to see Chicago later of course in the early 2000's before she passed from Cancer . Keep following your Heart with your Dad. 🎸🎸🎸

I have this DVD. A great production and story line. Terry was so underrated it is criminal. The first album remains in my top ten to this day. Just listen to the instrumental Liberation and you will realize just how BADASS his playing was.

Listening to Terry Kath all day and brought to tears, such a soulful player, just friggin' amazing. Thanks for making me feel deeply today.

I've seen your video Michelle. It took me back in time when I was becoming a teenager and music was huge in my life. Some of the archival footage just tore at my heart because I lived those days and camaraderie was real and comfortable. Summer days when school had let out were full of nothing but music, laughing and great times that ch would never be repeated. Chicago, your father Terry dominated my musical collection and actually represented a huge part of my life. I wish I could thank him but I can't so I'll thank you. Thank you for this rockumentary. Yeah, I cried in parts but it was a good cry. Thanks again for this masterful video. Its great!

It strikes me that Terry Kath must have been a Very Unselfish man ? To be able to play guitar like that , and , not want to be the center of attention is admirable. He let the horn section , Cetara , drums , keyboards , every thing was equal. It just hit me that he must have been a humble guy ,, .. ?? Great talent gone too soon ,,, ..

I am from the far east. As a teen in early 70s, I 1st heard Color My World & was blown away by his voice. His lead solo on 25 Or 6 To 4 was awesome with only his guitar & a Wah pedal. Gone too soon & forever be missed

Can you imagine what Terry could have done with modern amplification!!! He was brilliant.

Terry Kath WAS Chicago. Unforgettable musical personality. When I returned to listening to Chicago after 40 decades, it was to hear Terry's voice and guitar. It had followed and haunted me all this time.

I saw Chicago in 2004, in Vegas. It was at the Stardust, which doesn't exist anymore. They were phenomenal but I was born in 1965, and I grew up with Dad playing Chicago with Terry. Something was missing at that concert. He sang beautiful songs. Just beautiful. ❤

I stayed up till 3:30 in the morning last night watching the Terry Kath Experience documentary. First of all, Chicago's music was part of the soundtrack of my life in the late sixties and throughout the seventies. Secondly, the documentary was exceptionally well done, and even though I knew a lot of the story, I certainly didn't know all of it. Great job.

HE was the best! All love for Terry

Can't wait to see this film !!

Not only was he a phenomenal lead guitarist, he was also a great singer and songwriter.

I grew up with Terry, I still cry when watching the videos. He was the greatest...ever.

This documentary needed to be done. Ever since Terry Kath's tragic death his contributions have been memory-holed for some reason.

I just finished watching The Terry Kath Experience on AXS TV - What a wonderful tribute to a remarkable man by a beautiful daughter - Thank you Michelle.

I saw Terry Kath and Chicago at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces NM, in 1972 or '73, when I was 13 or 14. Terry Kath was THE dominant feature. I was young, but I knew who made the songs work. I was 21or22, when I heard what had happened to him. I felt devastated. It was like a light had been taken away from Rock music. I KNOW that the light went out of the band, Chicago.

Chicago was one of my favorite groups growing up. I am now 70 yrs old. Terry's talent totally blew me away. I hope your journey of discovery was satisfying and enlightening. "Color My World" was one of the two songs my wife wanted in our wedding ceremony. It is still relevant today 50 yrs later.

cant wait to see this documentary!

Terry Kath. Heard him 4 times in Texas. Absolutely amazing. The best. The best.

There is no doubt about it. Terry Kath was the heart and soul of Chicago. He was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. He is by far, in my opinion, the best. He could make a guitar do things I never thought possible. When he died, Chicago as a band died with him. RIP Terry. You are sorely missed!

They toured together yes. Jimi and Terry jammed together also. At least one real to real recording was made casually. Unfortunately its long lost. Too bad. Can you imagine? Wow, priceless if it were found!

I just watched the film on Axstv. I can't thank you enough for what you've done, and for what Terry did. I'll be purchasing the DVD on December 12th.

Dearest Michelle, Thank you for making this amazing documentary.