Chicago- Introduction REACTION & REVIEW
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Terry Kath had this whole song in his head....amazing..... Now you see why the band was never the same after Terry died
Saw Chicago back in late 60’s when they were an unknown and no album to boot. They were the warm up band for Jimi Hendrix and boy, did they blow us away. They started with this song and played their 1st album, which was not released until several months later. The rest is history
One of the "Best" Debut albums Ever !! 👍
A Fantastic Bluesy/Jazz Masterpiece !! 🎶🎸🎹🎤🎺🥁🎷🎼✌
Excellent Introduction. One of my favorite rock bands due to their incredible musicality. (and horns!)
I mean, WOW, right?. My first listen to this too, Justin and I'm equally blown away. That's some beautiful energy and I can't wait to hear more. I'm more familiar with the later Cetera era but it was not my scene. Then I saw the video for "25 or 6 to 4" and the awesome Terry Kath doing his thing. Now I'm invested in this early era. This opener sounds like an overture. Amazing stuff.
From a fan of guitarists, this is the Chicago album most worth checking out. After guitarist Terry Kath (who was on vocals here) died, they became more of a pop group, featuring bassist Peter Cetera on vocals.
Talk about being confident in one's music. Not only a stellar debut album, but a double LP debut at that!
And just about every track is worthy.
Introduction is one of my favorite tracks on here. I'm so glad that you chose this double album for your deep dive. I hope that you enjoy this ride. ( I can't wait to watch your reaction to Poem 58).🤩💯
Oh please do beginnings! My favorite track off the album and one of the big hits too
You have some really enjoyable tracks coming up on this album : Questions 67 & 68 ( my favorite ) , Beginnings and Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is - looking forward to seeing your reactions to these
Afterthought: I just watched this reaction again and I have to tell you JP how much pleasure it gives me watching your reactions and the smiles. This tune and this band has been supplying that to me for fifty years. It's nice to see you enjoying it as much as me and other " old " fan's here.
👍👍👍🤠
Great start. I am looking forward to the rest. Does this mean you will consider more Blood, Sweat and Tears? I love their cover of "God Bless the Child".
It was the late legend Terry Kath sang the song always been a fan of the early Chicago music cuz they were more jazzy more soul anyway great reaction from you
I was captivated by this and watched the whole, unedited video (it’s been a few months since I’ve done that, actually). I played with musicians who liked Chicago but I didn’t get into it. I guess I wasn’t ready at the time. I’ll happily listen to more! 😁
Justin, isn't this just incredibly good? This is one of my favorite songs. It still thrills me and I've been listening to it for 50 years. I love their 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 7th albums, and knowing your penchant for jazz and prog, I recommend you work your way through those four albums here on the channel. I will love experiencing them right along with you.
Very very good :)
Far and away my absolute favorite CTA cut, it was ( IMO ) Terry Kaths masterpiece.
As you say, it's a true introduction as it displays the talent of every member of the band. Who puts out a double album on their debut? Actually, first three albums, all doubles! Terry Kath was the driving force and the heart of this band and he is missed tremendously. BTW, the alternate video is locked 🔐👍🤠
Another great selection JP. Chicago's albums all the way up to Chicago X are sweet.
The Daily Doug on CZcams listened to the whole first side of that CTA. So impressed, he had to listen to the other 3 sides in a row on the next episode. Only one track he did not like. The rest of the album is outstanding, even for Chicago. CTA is my favorite of theirs, and I do like the one song on it that most people skip over. Do the whole album, JP. You'll love it.
Best opener of a debute album ever, the great Terry Kath laying down the truth for the audience this band will take you for a Ride, from Blues, Rock, Soul, Prog, Classical, Jazz, Funk and Pop; Chicago has it all. With a Guitar player who Jimmy called was better that him, a fantastic drummer, aggressive bass playing, horns from hell, harmonies, 3 great vocalist and 5 great composers what else do you want in a band
"Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" is probably the only standout track for me on this album.
Probably bought both Chicago 1&2 together and was again probably my 2nd batch of albums after buying both Sweet Baby James & Mudslide Slim by James Taylor. It was a landslide or deluge of Chicago but I was younger and gravitated towards the hits of these albums. Nowadays, I still love the hits but can hear despite some comments, the inventiveness and playfulness of the band.
Terry Kath’s vocals are just at a peak here.
You must have read my mind, at work I was playing my WLS radio influenced mix CDs and Chicago was sprinkled in here and there. I made a mental note to ask for some more Chicago and… here it is. What?
Very cool, thoroughly enjoyed that and hope for more.
Chicago 2 was my favorite but 1 will be a bit newer to me, since it was played less. I’m starting to regret that decision.
Colour My World was my first slow dance.
@@CAdams6398
Use your mental powers.
Chicago's first three studio albums are their best in my opinion. Chicago III from 1971 doesn't get the same amount of attention as the first two because there were no *big* hit singles but it was still great and one of their more experimental outings.
I wasn't able to use the patreon link until I logged in to patreon. I am not certain I am an outlier in this or if people without patreon can access it.
Got in with no trouble. Sorry to hear your concerns.
There are some groups that are just magic for a certain period of time.
Chicago
Blood, sweat and tears
Doobie brothers
Three dog night
To name a few
It’s locked on Patreon.
Hit More… on the description, first link get you in.
Afternoon, Justin. Dave from London. So you've discovered Chicago Transit Authority - Goody, Goody! One of the first albums I bought, back in 1969, and it's still my favourite of theirs. As you say, this showcasing track has so much variety, and this applies to the whole album. P.S. my song ref Goody Goody was covered by Chicago on their excellent Night And Day, Big Band release.
Aw man I can’t watch the full one 😢. Oh well I hope you keep up with more Chicago!
the full reaction is in the description : )
Now that you have chosen to go down this rabbit hole, you will truly be exposed to the diversity of this band.
Despite some good tracks on the next three or four albums, Chicago Transit Authority is certainly the only Chicago album that I enjoy as a whole, yet even this one is marred by useless pieces, like the painful "Free Form Guitar" which stretches over more than six minutes (I'll let you guess the musical content...!🙄), the brief "Prologue, August 29, 1968" or the interminable 14-minute "Liberation" whose end sounds like a real liberation after having stretched this piece to its last intrenchments.😉
So.... yet another 60's album. Nothing i've not heard the likes of countless times before, an this seemed needlessly long to me. And speaking as a confirmed brass lover, it appears you can have too much of a good thing. Jeez, i thought the relentless 'parping' was never going to end. From an ordinary start, I found myself losing interest within minutes, and that's never good.
Too many brassy fart noises can easily make otherwise decent music go bad.
@@CAdams6398 Aye, i know of the american dross you speak of :) These guys, and the likes of foreigner etc...
@@CAdams6398 Schmaltz indeed... Only 9 eh, a whipper snapper :) I was 17, and trying to slip into biker/rock bars, and punk clubs, so IYLMN, not on my tune radar, ha.