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@machomaam4975 Год назад

That this resonates with you does not mean you have an old soul it just means you have A soul.

@mrfester42 Год назад

Right on!

@normankennith7919 Год назад

i believe stevie winwood wrote this rock/soul classic in the mid 60's!!!

@donnabruhn6907 Год назад

This is fabulous music played by real musician that are great at their craft. Great music has no age

@normankennith7919 Год назад

@@donnabruhn6907 whether you are 25 or 64, or if you are a woman or a man, you can't ignore this music!!!

@thedonbeam1 Год назад

@@marcelliott1111 enjoyed it Thank you

@grandfathergeek Год назад

As I posted once on another reaction, listening to old Chicago for the first time is like discovering a lost continent of music.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

I agree!

@lindabergman3127 10 месяцев назад

Watch Leonid and friends tribute band sing these awesome Chicago songs and many others n mail them👍👍👍 they’re on yt hours of listening pleasure

@MrChaes 11 месяцев назад

I hate getting old, but damn, we had some great music! 🎼🎵🎸🎷🥁

@garyscharf9232 Год назад

Check out 25 or 6 to 4 from the same concert. It has one of the best guitar solos EVER. Kath was incredible and the band was never the same without him - They lost a lot of their soulful sound.

@hammathguy3995 Год назад

You got that right!

@worldfamouslanglois4805 11 месяцев назад

maybe the best live songs ever recorded at the same venue .. it's mind blowing

@grandpascottshodgepodge9318 8 месяцев назад

@@worldfamouslanglois4805 And if you ever visited the Tanglewood venue you'd never believe it could be the place where such a concert took place. It's designed for classical music and is the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

@careyareaparanormalenergyr9355 Год назад

Mind blowing, isn it? So glad the younger generations are appreciating these musicians for the artists they were/are.

@somersetcace1 Год назад

The great thing about their performances of this song is how all the horn players had no problem picking up percussion and going ham. Couple that with a great drummer anyway and Terry Kath burning it up on guitar, not to mention, something like four different lead vocalists, and you get this. This iteration of Chicago, which I think is technically Chicago Transit Authority, were so selfless in their playing. A real `band` in every aspect.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥

@kevindarrell3500 Год назад

Very well said 🤘🏻

@worldfamouslanglois4805 11 месяцев назад

Totally .. all the horn guys are playing percussion!

@gooddaysahead1 10 месяцев назад

It was chemistry like no other. Why don't great things last long? All Beatles were under 30 when it ended. On the other hand, the Stones are touring now.

@alansmith7626 Год назад

real music, real band...no digital, no auto -anything

@anneaires3984 27 дней назад

Pure Magic!

@kevinsmith4429 Год назад

These dudes played at my high school graduation. WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL WHEELING,ILLINOIS CLASS OF '69

@anneaires3984 27 дней назад

You are one lucky man Kevin Smith!!!!! Fantastic graduation gift!!!!!! ✌🏻🇺🇸

@jonp4846 Год назад

The Tanglewood gig was legendary.

@MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

It was a very creative time in music history. No other way to describe it. They had talent, and the doors were wide open for creativity and inspiration. The genre fields were being expanded with each band and/or artist that hit the radio. They made music as a passion, and not to make catchy radio hits, or to make money. And yet the hits/classics just kept on coming.

@rikk319 Год назад

Musicians still do this today. Record companies go with what makes them money, so they don't sign experimental bands like used to happen--but if you spend a little effort online, you can find just as many musicians who try new things as in the past. Just don't expect them to be well-known like Chicago.

@netzahuacoyotl Год назад

I’ve never heard of a musician working in the music industry that was not trying to make money. The thing is, the late 60s and 70s were a time when labels could afford to sign a talented group or artist and support them with generous studio time and promotion. They never knew what might be the next big thing so they were open to letting the artists do their thing. If the artist sold records in numbers, they’d get their investment back plus. Today, labels can’t afford to that. It’s all producers and songwriters using Protools doing the standard “sure thing” tracks.

@MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

@@netzahuacoyotl it's embedded in the wording, it wasn't the main thing that motivated them. Of course they wanted to make money but it wasn't their driving force. It would be pretty silly to think none of them weren't 'trying to make money'.

@bjm9071 Год назад

Check out the original - The 1960's Spencer Davis Group with a teenage Steve Winwood who composed this, played keyboards, and sang with true soul.

@robertsingleton7694 8 месяцев назад

Terry Kath was an exceptional talent. He was taken too early. I'm a big fan of Steve Winwood who still plays this song. What I like about this version is that Kath has brought his own original talents to a great song.

@bjm9071 8 месяцев назад

Definitely! I was lucky enough to see Chicago (with Kath) perform this in the early 1970's (My first big concert!)@@robertsingleton7694

@loadedorygun Год назад

The great thing about this music is it’s still here for you, and for your grandkids. There will be two types of classical music forever: the orchestral stuff of the Renaissance, and 64-80.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🤜🤛 Timeless music

@anneaires3984 27 дней назад

Amen Amen and can I get another Amen! ❤️✌🏻🇺🇸

@johnmiller5679 8 месяцев назад

This is just 7 guys playing their instruments the way they know how. Nowadays we have a whole dancing show where the music does not matter.

@tektoniks_architects Год назад

Epic show....the entire Tanglewood show from 1970 was epic. I have a soundboard CD recording of this entire show that I picked up along the way....fantastic. The 1970's had some great bands....Chicago's horns set them at another level from most....Earth Wind and Fire too, on the funk side.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

I'm a have to get some Earth, Wind, and Fire in!

@tektoniks_architects Год назад

Great band!

@tektoniks_architects Год назад

Earth Wind and Fire: Getaway, September, Shining Star, Got to Get You Into My Life, Singasong.

@Eloso3135 11 месяцев назад

The 70’s music scene was so good!

@pilesovinyl Год назад

This band, and this show (with several clips on RU-vid) were just so special...glad you enjoyed it. This was originally a song by Spencer Davis Group in 1967. Chicago's cover is exceptional. Exceptional. Terry Kath guitar and vocals, RIP.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

🙌😇

@StevenQ74 Год назад

This cover is great but Steve Winwoods voice and organ on the Spencer Davis group version is better

@zombiereagan4813 Год назад

Terry Kath was such a bad ass. RIP

@maryellengabler802 Год назад

Thanks for playing it through.

@nancymjohnson Год назад

When I was a kid, it seemed like about every 9-12 months, The Beach Boys and Chicago would tour. Sometimes, a few years later, The Doobie Brothers were added into the mix. My older sister and I never missed a show. And you stood and danced the whole time. Great memories!

@jeffreybabor2585 4 месяца назад

Being from Chicago I am so glad they lived up to the name another reason our city is so great!!!!!

@jeraldkimball494 Год назад

Being from Louisiana, this is my kind of jams. This is what I was listening to all through my high school years. Being from where I was there was so much talent everywhere. I actually lived near New Orleans for a while. It was just so much soulful music everywhere. It was almost like a spiritual overload.

@paulbowker2665 7 месяцев назад

What was so awesome about this LIVE was this was their encore song. Perfect way to end a show that really lasted 3 hours!

@suephillips6418 6 месяцев назад

I grew up in the 70s and loved this song!!!! It never gets old!

@daviddragavon7555 Год назад

Macho Ma'am is exactly right! (This a Cover of an old Steve Winwood song when he was in the Spencer Davis Group. ) As far as I'm concerned...Chicago owns it!

@SG-js2qn Год назад

I was thinking this morning that I ought to recommend this cover of "I'm A Man" to you. But you were already on it. :) You should hear the original, by the Spencer Davis Group, featuring the vocals of a young Steve Winwood.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

Searching it now 💯🤘

@lisarainbow9703 Год назад

Recommend the studio version for the Spencer Davis....

@jenniferfoster1692 Год назад

@@NAIATHEDRAGON Yes! Steve Winwood is an English rock icon. Jimi Hendrix sought him out to play on Voodoo Chile & wanted to be in a band with him. He and Eric Clapton were in Blind Faith together. He was considered for the lead singer of Led Zeppelin, he's won Grammy Awards, is in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame etc. He started as a teen, Ray Charles was his idol and pretty soon all the Amercian Blues musicians touring in England would call him..when he was a teen! His other songs..Gimme Some Lovin, Can't Find My Way Home, Dear Mr Fantasy (Marvel used it as opening song for Avengers Endgame), Higher Love (with Chaka Khan), Roll with It, Valerie.

@moefeaux1442 Год назад

Being born and raised in New Orleans and a teenager in the 70's, I can definitely relate to you. Man the music we grew up with is unmatched for me IMO. Give "Poem 58" a listen for more Terry Kath on steroids.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

Thank you!!

@roadkill7314 Год назад

70's was the greatest decade for music there's ever been in the history of mankind. You can't imagine what a great time that was to grow up in. So many great genres of music; often blended together. 60's was great too and the 80's was so much fun. But 70's rule them all!

@chrisjamieson3452 Год назад

The only cover song the original Chicago recorded, on their 1st album. The studio version is a classic, but they always managed to rock out on it in concert. Courtesy of Danny Seraphine on drums. One of the 70's best.

@gerhardbraatz6305 Год назад

Yes, but they did one hell of a job.

@MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

That's the thing with reaction channels doing Live performances first - they don't get the same experience we did, hearing them on the radio first. The fact that they expand the song here makes it a great followup to the studio version.

@Rassskle Год назад

@@MoMoMyPup10 True only for the lesser bands / artists. The great bands / artists were able to cut loose live. In the studio they took orders from the engineer, producer, manager and record label......all of whom wanted only a 3 minute radio hit.

@doriwiljt Год назад

Haven’t heard this in a while. Always loved when they played this on the radio..long version. ☮️💟

@iambecomepaul Год назад

Jeezus. Friggin Kath. Just… whoa.

@SnuSlavin Год назад

Grew up here in New Orleans....was on the music scene in the late 70s and early 80s....gots me some Soul.....shout out to Terry Kath....r.i.p.......thanks for the respect...

@dantean Год назад

Thanks for this! The other ones that should blow you away from this same show are "Make Me Smile" and "Beginnings." Soul-rock at its most electrifying!

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

Thank you !!

@velvetbees 9 месяцев назад

All of them were multi instrument awesome players. One of the very best bands.

@northmaineguy5896 5 месяцев назад

I was sitting 50 feet from Terry Kath in this performance; I was 15 at the time and had my older sister had to drive me to Tanglewood. It was really awkward when the guy next to us passed a joint!

@anneaires3984 27 дней назад

Wow dude, what an amazing time you must have had! Did you inhale or pass it along?😂✌🏻🇺🇸

@robertprice6830 Год назад

Now you are learning why us old farts behave the way we do. We grew up on this shit. Still listening to it 50- 60 yrs later. We had the coolest music and the best cars. Damn good drugs too.

@lawrencesmith6536 Год назад

Tell it, brutha

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

Yall were super chill! Most still are.

@Blend-24 Год назад

Wow!! What a band they were!! Reminds me of when I was a pup, running my 54 Chevy squat with this song blasting.

@oliviaescamilla706 Год назад

Yeeeesss !!! So happy to see the younger generation appreciate the artistry that my generation grew up jamming to. I hope you continue to enjoy ! ❤️☮️🌼

@kenhoyer8601 Год назад

There's a whole treasure trove of music from back then. I was 19 when this came out.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

I wanna dive into it all!

@craigw1911 Год назад

"Poem 58" on their debut album as The Chicago Transit Authority should be your next Chicago reaction. 9 minutes of PURE FUNK and Terry Kath KILLS IT on guitar!

@philipcarrell3945 Год назад

Jimi Hendrix (RIP), one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time, once said that Terry Kath (RIP) of Chicago was one of his favorite guitarists to listen to. Very high praise indeed!

@pasteye1671 8 месяцев назад

Danny Seraphine on the drums. Thank You!

@stevevalkos6308 2 месяца назад

that dude is ridiculously underrated

@stevenspringer1599 Год назад

it is deeply gratifying/validating to see reaction like this. it's just my hypothesis but I contend the really great musicians that came out of the '60s all started studying classical music as kids, and had that base of 200+ years of powerful music in their heads...and then somebody left the gate open. that explains for me the difference between music that grabs hold and music that's just tinsel floating...

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

💯💯💯

@garya7893 Год назад

Hi from New Orleans Terry Kath was a beast on that guitar .

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

🤜🤛🐉💯💯

@drose1526 Год назад

One reason I love reaction videos is to see a younger person than me (65) enjoy real music Maybe you can understand why we all say you are missing out on music (and other stuff). The culture I grew up in, 60's 70s, didn't have skin color, didn't have judgements on people, didn't have hate or cancel, didn't have negative. It was all good and we worked at understanding each other, gave unconditional acceptance, and had fun. We weren't pre-occupied with what someone 'told us to think'. We accepted responsibility for ouselves so we could enjoy freedom. We were the kids of the WW2 generation and many of us went to Viet Nam. OF course there were exceptions but the kids I knew growing up were like this. That is why we could make decent music :)

@anneaires3984 27 дней назад

I'm 64 and love your comment, so wonderfully put, I couldn't agree more! ✌🏻🇺🇸

@donalddixon6541 Год назад

There was so many good bands in the late 60's and 70's, no matter where you lived in the U.S, you could go to a concert practally EVERY week. (and I did...)

@markallen4637 Год назад

Jimi Hendrix asked them to travel with him which really got them noticed. Hendrix was very humble and was asked what it was like to be the best guitarist in the world. He said he didn’t know , go as Terry (Kath).

@catzenhouse Год назад

Where did forty-five years go? Still missing that fine musician, Terry Kath, and the Chicago that was.

@charlesmarkley220 Год назад

Keep listening this era of music is astounding.

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@artmanjohn2 Год назад

Do yourself a favor and watch the complete concert here on RU-vid if you haven't already, you will not be sorry, guarantee. Oh, I had a t-shirt made years ago that said, "I may be old but I got to see all the really cool Bands". A few months before this concert was filmed I got to see "Chicago" live at the Texas International Pop Festival on Labor Day weekend, 1969. What your seeing here is the real deal! I'll never forget it!

@belowfray5251 Год назад

So lucky I was a kid then. Glad u liked it.

@hanoverfist6176 Год назад

Brother Terry.. bonafide bad ass.. RIP

@Blue-qr7qe Год назад

Don't take this as a put down - it ain't that at all - but they maintained a garage-band excitement and informality throughout this jam. Raw. Goin' for it. Really, really fun. Thanks, again for bringing it -

@jojoja1947 Год назад

Peter Cetera and a few of the guys went to a Cubs game in San Francisco. The Cubs won and a few marines decided to take out their disappointment on some long haired Cubs fans. Peter ended up with a broken jaw. He recorded the studio version of 25 or 6 to 4 with his jaw wired shut. He liked the way it sounded so much he incorporated the clenched jaw into his singing style which you can see in these videos.

@TheDivayenta Год назад

Now check out the OG’s of this song, Spencer Davis Group with then teen lead singer, Steve Winwood. They wrote it! This version is iconic too!

@caroleann_2142 Год назад

Terry Kath, One in a Million!

@marksanders8028 Год назад

You would not be leave how good an crisp these songs sound on the studio versions.

@linomasoni6682 Год назад

At that time I told 'em: "Kids, I'm too old to understand your music, maybe in the future I will..." Today, tnx to another good lad, that I do !!

@CactusCatt Год назад

I'm one of the biggest Chicago fans ever. Love them so much, have been to many concerts and I own every album they've ever put out. That being said, you folks need to do a search for Leonid & Friends and listen to their I'm A Man or any other famous Chicago song. They are the ultimate tribute band and if you know Chicago like I do, you'll see that they play the songs note for note. Since all of the original Chicago guys (inlcuding me) are old dudes now, Leonid & Friends are a re-birth of Chicago. Catch one of their concerts. You won't be disappointed.

@jackh1672 Год назад

Great Live Album Welcome To The Canteen 1971 by the band Traffic, Stevie Wildwood and Dave Mason along with others. Gimme Some Lovin' is quite the Jam. With Winwood and Mason ya can't go wrong Mason has penned over 100 songs throughout the years, and Stevie's voice, they all wanted him for lead vocals .. Powerful for a little guy!

@lisarainbow9703 Год назад

I suspect our reactor here will really appreciate Traffic...

@jenniferfoster1692 Год назад

@@lisarainbow9703 Yes, Dear Mr Fantasy..love it

@jimnicosia5934 Год назад

Yes , and I saw them twice in concert.

@deantait8326 Год назад

This is very very good but the studio version off their first album ‘CTA’ is amazing. Check it out. It’s a little bit slower and you can hear every instrument come in one by one adding and layering and then the lyrics are clear and precise. Spectacular !

@Mama_Mushroom64 3 месяца назад

Lived n lvd this band saw thein conçert!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@brucecronin6396 Год назад

Love it !! Terry Kath, sorely missed !!

@marinamartinez6886 Год назад

One of the first concerts I went to, Chicago was GREAT!👍👍👍

@paulrosenberg4227 11 месяцев назад

My folks brough the then Chicago Transit Authority album (their fist) home when I was 13. Life changer!

@bobsblues9944 Год назад

If you like this , you'd realy love Santana at Tanglewood - Soul Sacrifice , and Jingo

@MrBeugh Год назад

Mostly these bands have talents. Loads and loads of talent.

@philiphemphill4980 11 месяцев назад

These guys were the best ever

@rogercaruso9337 Год назад

Well I just brings back memories watching these guys do this live that's what music was music

@gooddaysahead1 10 месяцев назад

Yes! The cowbells. They are not on the studio version. It's no small thing.

@benhinds2971 Год назад

Right about the time this came out, they were playing in The Whiskey, and this guy came up and said, your drummer is great and your guitar player is better than me. It was Jimi Hendrix. Most guitar players back then would feel threatened. Jimi wasn't like that. He invited them on his tour as an opening act.

@joeheffernan5268 Год назад

Terry Kath was a beast on the guitar. RIP. Died way too young.

@williamgallucci9913 Год назад

What a waste that he left way to soon

@GeordieGroundwater 7 месяцев назад

Just for the record - this was on the first (double) album by the then named Chicago Transit Authority. It came out 1968 or 69, so technically not a 70's album, but it was more like 1970 when the album made its name in the UK. The band later changed its name to simply Chicago - I read that the 'real' CTA threatened to sue the band if they didn't desist using the name.

@SnoBear626 Год назад

I've been waiting for the right time in your evolution to mention Steve Winwood and the entire catalog of music from his various bands and projects. It's a very deep rabbit hole that literally spans most of rock-and roll. Chicago does a great cover here!

@NAIATHEDRAGON Год назад

Just screenshotted this comment!

@SnoBear626 Год назад

@@NAIATHEDRAGON Kinda lookin' for Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic and of course his solo work. Remember, it's your evolution, I'm just along for the ride.

@lisarainbow9703 Год назад

Check out "Dialogue" by Chicago, for another profoundly good song..

@joelliebler5690 Год назад

This version is incredible and way better than what Mr. Winwood did when he was a teenager with his band.

@francesthompson593 Год назад

Originally written and performed by Steve Winwood when he was in the Spencer Davis Group back around 1964. You should look into Steve Winwood an extremely talented Musician and Songwriter also Solo and with Groups Traffic and Blind Faith

@robparsons1527 Год назад

The only problem you face is the sheer amount of music you have to listen to, their are so many enormously talented artists from the 60's/70's, originally this was a hit for the Spencer Davis Group mid 1960's I think, this is a great version and they do it very very close to the studio version which is also well worth listening to. Enjoying your journey of discovery, Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to you all the best for '23. Cheers!

@jackarmstrong1838 Год назад

With a minute to go in the song, the crowd is going nuts; Whistling, cheering, clapping, a full minute of just crazy delirium in the audience. And, WHY THE HECK NOT? They just witnessed a song in one of the best live performances of all time.Freaking Terry Kath, filling every break in the choruses with some of the best guitar licks ever.

@doughaviland1729 Год назад

You should now hear the original from Steve Winwood and the Spencer Davis Group!

@GG-cq3yh Год назад

This is my fav song they perform, as all three main lead singers bring a unique sound, and every instrument gets a time to shine.

@donhaywood6542 Год назад

I know, I know.....A lot of folks will say this is sacrilege, but to really see some of the mechanics of this great version, one should check out "Leoniod and friends" on you tube. They do a terrific cover of this song. I love this song and could hear it every day for the rest of my life. These guys do fantastic cover work with Chicago and, get this,.... they're a bunch of Ruskis!

@lynnkernighan 23 дня назад

Chicago Royal Flush in Talent

@BridgestoneRB1 Год назад

1970, used my fake ID to watch them play in a small open air bar overlooking Lake Shafer @ Indiana Beach amusement park, Monticello, IN - pretty amazing!

@jackarmstrong1838 Год назад

This song was originally done by the Spencer Davis Group, featuring Steve Winwood on vocals.Certainly one of the greatest Live Conerts ever.

@strettoasino9006 Год назад

One of the hardest tickets too get ...

@user-ls6qi9im3z 2 месяца назад

This was composed by a 19 yr old Stevie Winwood. Check him out with Traffic and Blind Faith.

@apexshaver7301 Год назад

Story is that Jimi Hendrix came to one of their shows and was so impressed he went backstage and told Terry Kath he's better than he was!

@bruceday4036 Год назад

Boy how bout that guitar. One of a kind. He is missed

@craigreid7178 Год назад

My band back in Ft. Lauderdale, FL back in the early '70s covered their version of this song in medley with their song "Beginnings" and then Santana's "Soul Sacrifice". Great fun playing those.

@brdlysct Год назад

Terry Kath could work a wah pedal!

@garya7893 Год назад

Try Inside Looking Out by Grand Funk Railroad the live version 3 talented musicians that rock the shit out of this song You like live check them out

@kmichaelp4508 5 месяцев назад

One of the best. And I’m a man, even in this generation 😆

@FUBAR1986 Год назад

When it came to music in this time. It was like one big never ending party and everyone wanted to be invited………

@skatter44 Год назад

I'm glad you love these guys so much. I thought you would. If you want to the next couple of songs I would recommend are the studio versions of South California Purples and A Hit by Varese. The live versions are too slow, as far as I'm concerned. So much soul, grooviness, and funk all rolled up into these songs. Keep on rocking'!

@MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

He should first do songs that were hits, because that will bring more viewers. Then he can expand their deeper catalogue.

@skatter44 Год назад

@@MoMoMyPup10 That makes sense but my goal is to introduce him to great songs regardless of popularity. If everyone is reacting to the same songs, how many people are going to want to watch the same thing over and over again?

@MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

@@skatter44 Fair enough. I'm not sure Chicago has an oversaturation problem - I was just trying to think of what's best for his channel.

@jackarmstrong1838 Год назад

The three cats on the left usually compose the horn section

@olmanrock5381 Год назад

Hendrix and Clapton both said Terry Kath was the best guitarist they had ever heard or seen play. Sadly Terry lost his life while playing with a gun at a party and thought the gun was empty because he took the clip out not realizing there was still a round in the chamber when he placed the gun against his head and pulled the trigger.