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CHICAGO - Dialogue 1 & 2 LIVE 1974 (extended version)
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2014
- Filmed in Los Angeles (Culver City), November 26, 1974. Brilliant, intense performance. Masterfully written by the great Robert Lamm.
I was there! I was there! Yes, I'm an old man now, but I was there...back when they had this original "star studded" line-up. These guys are truly the most underrated rockers on the planet...with talent to spare. I've never seen a live act play as grippingly well as this band. Anybody who knows "live music" knows that Chicago was the pinnacle of the "live artform". Their brass section, as if Cetera, Kath, Lamm, etc. were not enough, that brass section was so darn precise...floating in and out of songs with meticulous beauty.
You just gotta love this most original of all bands. Depaul University proved it could do much more than just produce great basketball teams...and Demon Dogs (of the Vienna variety). How a band like the Beatles or Chicago could contain such talent from irrational exuberance, one will always wonder?
Holy Moly! I hope you realize how lucky you were to have been there..What an amazing moment in time to see arguably one of the best bands in the world.
@here’swhat… Written with such eloquence…for an exquisite band!❤
I am envious you saw this performance! I have seen them 5 times in the 70's and 80's and remain convinced there were truly underrated but one of the best bands ever. I miss those days!
....and what do WE get? Taylor Swift, Billy Eyelash, and Cardi B. I hate you (not actually!).
Terry Kath sings like Ray Charles and plays Guitar like Jimi Hendrix!
No better band anywhere on this planet
21 years on, and I still can't hold back the tears watching Terry sing and play. Even though his time on Earth was short, his playing and singing are immortal.
Wow, is that spot-on. He was not only an amazingly gifted musician, he was the heart and soul of Chicago. To this day, Lee Loughnane can't talk about him without tearing up.
In your 20's if you aren't a Democrat you have no heart it is said. If you are not a Republican by 30 you have no soul.
And if by 40 you do not realize both parties are filled with corrupt incompetent people and voting is useless you just might narcoleptic.
CONFIRMATION at long Iast! I knew I wasn't the only one.
@@timberwolfpowler8747 why would u put a dumb political jibe on this post....its music
It’s been almost 45 years since his tragic death.
They look so classy with their tuxes and haircuts! May I even say Terry looks handsome.
My favorite Chicago song of all time. It is relevant at any time of my life.
you KNOW
Totally right with you on that!
I just turned 73 a few days ago, and I LOVE 💓😘 Chicago, when they used to be, "Chicago Transit Authority", and beyond...
...I was only 20 years old...The war in Vietnam was raging, in 1970...and "Uncle Sam", did NOT want 2 of my brothers, because they had a "criminal record",
BUT I wasn't a criminal, yet,
But I was facing the draft, and I'll admit, I was ready, NOT willing to "die for my country, and able to go" to a country overseas...but I was due for my. "physical" for the draft, in Denver, Colorado....anyway, to make a LONG story short, I flunked my physical, NOT on purpose, but that's another story, and I haven't the time and neither do YOU ...
...I've been jamming on Chicago ever since '69 or so...when they were ALL alive, to now in 2023...
Best Chicago song ever. Still as relevant today.
From what was in their prime, simply one of the GREATEST BANDS OF ALL TIME.
Kath, Lamm, and Cetera were what made this band awesome and as though that wasn't good enough they added the brass section which was unheard of for rock bands. Cetera chewing gum as he sings and plays, Kath with his phenomenal guitar playing and singing, and Lamm playing the keys and singing along with the brass sounding off is a band of sheer talent.
Peter Cetera gave this band a reckonizable voice that you could recognize anywhere
Why do I love this comment so much 😂
I've seen Lou Gramm when Foreigner was in their prime chewing gum while singing. It actually keeps the mouth from feeling dry and keeps the throat feeling lubricated.
@@waltersimmons946 Oh really? That's kinda cool? I thought it would be kinda hard to sing with gum
@PianoMan84 Thanks for responding. Yes, that's the main purpose that gum is chewed while singing. I used to do that (as a singer myself, but I stopped chewing gum years ago though I still sing), but honestly, I would never recommend a singer to do that because this could Happen (1). The gum could fly out of your mouth while singing especially in front of people (2) You could unwittingly swallow the gum while singing because you have to also swallow between the words of a song to also lubricate the throat and you have to catch your breathe too. There's a lot to maintaining the voice than people realize.
RIP Terry Kath, a virtuoso musician.
Miss His Beautiful Soulful Voice & Excellent Guitar Playing.
🙏🕯️🕊️
Hope He's At Peace Now.
God Bless 💗🙌
He was such a GOOD MAN, Terry Kath, the world lost a bit of its luster when he died. I adored his songs, his playing, his voice. We lost a big thing that may have helped change the world when he passed.
One of the greatest bands of all time !
To me, the greatest. 1960s had the Beatles, from 1970 and on it's Chicago
Terry,Peter and Bobby..incredible chemistry..probably the most underrated three some ever...though one of the best trios ever in a band..
Terry Kath looking extremely handsome in that tux.
His best look ever.
He was adorable!!!
Why Terry.......WHY!!!!😿😿👍
Absolutely! God bless his soul. Thankful for technology.
So sad, he was gone 4 years later.
Proving that yes, Peter Cetera could play like nobody's business, sing like a star, AND chew gum at the same time...
Pete had major talent!!!!..best musician in Chicago....tie....Terry Kath guitar and Daniel Seraphenie on drums.
Just saying Pete had major talent. My point was that Terry Kath and Dan Seraphenie had the most talent...Merry Christmas!!!!
The post was a bit misleading....sorry!
Hendrix stated once that Terry was better then him
+Dean Osterman terry was amazing. I truly wonder if this actually happened ill bet Jimmies memory would be different.lmmfao
Man, for as many people as they had, that band was tight as hell live.
Millennial here, my generation’s music is nothing compared to this era. Hands down
How can the audience look so BORED? They are phenomenal! From Pete Cetera to Bobby Lamm and Terry Kath...OMG! Nothing like them anymore!
+Lisa Cunningham Unfortunately we took our great live music and artists for granted!
+Jean Clark please don't say "We"
I grew up with this music and will never tire of it. I feel sorry for the crap today's kids have to listen to. Ugh.
They were bored because the fluorides in the water were way higher back then.
They didn't know how good they were at the time. If they listened to todays music, they wouldn't be bored!
I wish I could sing and play like Terry Kath. He was the man!
Scott Rushing Terry was really tremendous, especially this song, very special talent
I'm a pretty decent guitar player, but can't match what Kath did in this song.
@@philiptucci2458 Lamm wrote and sang this song, along with Cetera, and Kath added his patented guitar licks.
@@richardernsberger5692 Lamm wrote a lot of the early hits.
Terri Kath was my first rock idol followed by Bruce and maybe David Carton from the saw doctors Irish boys can play Terry still number one
My favourite Chicago song - great message and still befitting today.
Rakhi Henderson mine as well I love these guys 🏡life was beautiful still beautiful ⛱
Timeless really.
and today
Even today 46 years later it still holds true ! The corona virus , soldiers in the Middle East and riots all over the world ! 3 weeks so far of riots !
One voice ask...the other response plenty of grateful and hope...it's My favorite to 👍
with all due respect to Peter Cetera, Terry Kath owns this song with his soulful vocals and unmatched guitar playing. TK looks so good here its tragic to realize his life would be cut short in just 3 years time.
Well said
With all due respect Terry couldn't reach those high notes like Peter, so both Cetera and Kath made this smoke , good writing by Lamm. Similar to TOTOs Steve Lukather and Bobby Kimball on "Rosanna" written by David Paich..
I mean c’mon man, Cetera’s vợcals contributed to Kath’s and vice versa 🙂
@@redbull1749 You said it perfectly! Even Terry's guitar and Peter's Bass guitar work together.
@@redbull1749 Exactly my point.
Chicago was my first favorite favorite band, starting around 1970. I don’t normally cry when people I don’t know die, but when Terry died , I went to my bedroom and sat on the end of my bed and cried. They were never quite the same after that
New Year's Eve celebrations were way, way better back in the 1970's.
HAPPY 79TH BIRTHDAY to PETE CETERA in 2023!!!
Individually, and collectively, they were the most talented musicians to ever play as one group. Their time as the band Chicago was too short.
That's the cleanest cut dressed up Terry Kath video ever, fantastic one of the unheralded all time greats.
This song is just one example of how well Peter and Terry's voices blended together and how those two really got into their music. They were the absolute best!
Except Kath isn't singing on this track. It is Cetera and Lamm.
@@mikeamos6720 Nope it is Terry singing on this one. He sings on the studio version too, his voice is pretty recognizable
Kath and Cetera are just magic here
Peter: (Original lyric)
"Well, I hope the President
Knows what he's into,
I don't know.
Oh, I just don't know".
(at approx 1:45)
Last line Peter ad libed in:
"NIXON HAD TO GO"
Funny how Nixon got blamed by the left for Vietnam when it was Kennedy who got us into it and LBJ who escalated it. Nixon was looking for a way out from the beginning. I never agreed with Chicago's politics, but remain a huge fan, because it's about the music.
@@oldwest517 Same here 🇺🇸
@@oldwest517 Tiger Woods
Nixon had resigned only about 4 months prior.
...Nixon, I don't know!
Terry Kath’s vocals are superb here
Terry Kath was one of the few guitarists Jimi Hendrix gave public, written and private accolades to and THATS saying something kids!!
The Great Sounds of Chicago !
Peter Cetera, Bobby Lamm, and Terry Kath on stage. Classic.
Such a shame this was cut short. Hearing Terry's guitar here brings tears to the eyes. He's just so good it brings out that raw emotion.
Phenomenal singing AND guitar playing by the late great Terry Kath!!
❤️ Terry!
Dialouge makes me cry. I miss my Dad......
The true,real and genuine Chicago pop,rock/jazz band that I know is no longer the same after their great,amazing and incredible lead guitarist Terry Alan Kath passed away.I still missed him terribly even to this very day including his "Ray Charles" baritone voice.And the musical talent/talents of the late Terry Alan Kath only comes "every years 100 years or even longer."And continue to rest in peace,Terry!!!
Bring it Terry! God bless you. There is NONE BETTER!!!!
Two wonderful singers. You could not compare them to each other because they each had their own Sound of Music music. I listen to this everyday and remember the good days. Long live the Old Chicago
Incredible talent all around! Also, nice to remember a time when people would dress appropriately for an occasion, such as a NYE concert/party! 😉
Back when New Year’s Rockin Eve was a rock show
And worth watching
That was music! Nowadays these so called musicians are crap!
wish Terry Kath was still with us. :(
The man could play guitar - my favorite guitarist
@@nobodyreally6345 ME TOO. Really miss tha guy, he was tha heart and soul of tha band.
5 years later I still wish this.
@Mark Back in the day, when they were on, they were on
I do too terry was a gifted guitar player and one hell of a singer i hope to meet him in heaven one day
Wow I love this song! Never cared for their music before. But this has got to be one of the best songs ever. Terry Kath omg. So sad!
franknberry 64 You have to at least get the first 2 albums Frank you won’t regret it put the needle down and hold on
should be required listening for all teens.
Ah, dang. PHENOMENAL band, at the top of their form. Nothing like 'em today. (Including Chicago, sadly.)
Very true
i think this duet is the best version of DI1&2
Terry & Pete were on point.
and terry wailing the outro
all the boys looked very good.
Pete's bass and vocals trumped all instruments during the performance, but thank you Mr. Lamm for the writing! Terry, you are so for real nearly 40 years after your passing.
Peter Cetera is an unbelievable talent.
I remember watching this in New Years Eve and I 275 erase my heart to see Terry after Terry past Chicago went downhill is just wasn't the same God bless you Terry brought some great music nothing not even these days can touch the music of the seventies and sixties
RIGHT UNDER NIXON'S NOSE! GREAT SONG STILL APPLIES TODAY! LOve you Terry!
thanks for posting this video from the great days of the 70's!
timeless song - love it!
Thanks for all the great songs for all of us to treasure over the years!
This is Chicago at it's very best! Perfect
Love how they're all wearing tuxes. This was for one of the earliest New Year's Rockin' Eve broadcasts
The greatest era in pop music history.Long live the 70's.
This has always been my favourite CHICAGO song. To see it live, real faces performing, almost matches my imagination of what singers look like etc....Just an amazing band!
and YOU know!
Oh the countless hours I use to play air guitar to Terry’s solos as a kid and then later on on an actual guitar, I’ll forever be in awe of his playing, you left us way too soon brother.
Terry soul was in every song but it really shines in this song!!! God love you Terry
I would've loved to have heard this song develop in a jam session in the early 70's!
ALL of you guys together in the early days really were incredible, even looking at it today.
Peter Cetera was amazing with a Bass Guitar in his hand. And Terry Kath. Damn it, man. You died WAY too soon! We needed SO much more out of you.
I believe Robert Lamm did most of his songwriting alone, but then he presented his stuff to the group and just let them fill in the gaps. Must have been awesome in that studio as this all came together.
Awesome ... absolutely Awesome!!
A great post. Thanks. Music awesome. A bizarre setting.
Terry Kath made that guitar talk.
Just like Gary Richrath.
Yes he did
It's amazing how Terry and Peter look like brothers. You could tell Terry was the quarterback as they put it. Even Lamm kind of looked like Terry and Pete. Brothers. What a band. A band that will always be in my heart. They went to a level many bands don't.
Pete isn't recognized as one of great bass guitarists of the 1970's. He is. His tone and choice of notes were killer. A master at laying down fat grooves.✌
Great concise comment regarding Peter's musical/creative abilities. Terry and Peter were so well balanced in call and answer not only vocally but with their instruments as well.Terry Kath, you are sorely missed by all but if there is a rock 'n roll heaven well you know they've got a hell of a band...
He wasn't that good of a bass player.
Peter was an incredible bass player & of course a one of a kind voice!
Yeah, Peter was-and probably still is-an amazing bass player, in addition to being a stellar and unique vocalist. Bobby was also a strong singer and keys man, and Danny’s drumming was phenomenal! The horn section and arrangements were just fabulous. The songwriting was fantastic. There’ll never again be as one-of-a-kind, talented and creative a group of artists as these, especially since the recording business nowadays, sadly, does not value and nurture musicianship and innovation so much as recording efficiency, adherence to formulas and profitability!
@@jeffnelson2028 You are correct there will never be this versatile of a band. They could play any style.
Chicago’s vocals are just SENSATIONAL!!!!! 😱😊🥰
Some of these guests, especially the women, act as if they'd rather be somewhere else, rather than listening to this great music!
I noticed that, too. They just didn't truly realize and appreciate the uniqueness and greatness of Chicago. How many of us would have loved to have been there!
I was in the 1st Grade at an Illinois school......Listening to this song in the back seat of the family car, windows down.....No a/c, AM radio.....tuned into W.L.S..... what a wonderful childhood I had....RIP Terry. ) :
Greatest Rock Band ever.
Who's still listening in 2021 RIP Terry 💔💋💔
Just look at them! Audience does seem to appreciate seeing the most talented, gifted, handsome legends before them! Great, wishing you were here, ...I say wishing I was there....
What a great era! What a fantastic band.....they truly had no peer! I was working in Chicago at this time.....long gas lines, Cubbies couldn't win......but these guys were fantastic!
AWESOME! Great song and video,,,Long Live Terry Kath!
lamm,cetera,Kath,everyone in the band were talented players n gave us great music to listen,let's nots say one was better than the other,they were all great musicians,singers etc.enjoy the music.I still can't believe the R&R hall of fame waited 'this long,unbelievable!CHICAGO music lives on!!!Rock On!!!
I can't stop thinking, look at those in the audience how they didn't realize what the were witnessing! Omg I would be up front dancing to every note & drooling over TK
“drooling over TK” - You got that right!
@@barbarawinsor8401 never did they all look so spectacular. magical night.
@@barbarawinsor8401 yup I’d be drooling over him too!
I was 10 and stayed up to watch my favorite Terry Kath sing! Never forgot that night! Thanks again for the wonderful memories ❤, Chicago!! He is missed terribly to this day 😢.
A great band, so was Terry. I was a United States Marine on Okinawa when this played. Semper Fi
Thanks for sharing this! Brings back great memories of Chicago live!
One of my ten most favorite songs...they rock it!
Awesome song
Great song, once I read all the lyrics it became for me a very spiritual connection.
Yep this song is part of what made me a democrat and I’m still a Democrat decades later and I’m 63.
The message still applies today...such a great tune...should be required listening for kids going into college.
Peter’s sounds like a horn at times and I mean it as a high compliment. So unique and oh I miss Terry’s voice and guitar playing. Best of the best here, never again see anything like Chicago
Never say never. . . The RISING GENERATION in a few more years may be a decade will start waking up & will put out some entertainment like we've never seen/heard before. . . Oops, I said never, lol. . .
My, oh my! Ive seen alot of clips from this show, but this was the best version of this song. Original set of the band rocked, and the loss of Terry Kath was tremendoes, so tragic. This rocks! So, big ty!!
Hasse Hammarlund Kath and Cetera really soar on their vocals here, almost as if they are dueling.
Good to see the 7 together in their heyday....The original 7 were so talented.The day Cetera left was the day Chicago died
Love this version , peters pitch unbelievable !!!!!
WORLDS GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND SINGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I watched this NYRE when it aired on 12-31-1974. It was great, except for "I Honestly Love You." An amazing group, Chicago. Thanks guys! And you look amazing in black tie!
Robert G. - you are quite right. Cetera was an excellent bassist. For ex., on Goodbye from V - my all-time favorite Chicago song -- his jazz bass playing is out of this world
+Gregoryt700 Chicago V was probably Chicago's best single disc album. No skipping of any songs when playing that one.
+Robert G.
Chicago V = perfection. Every note
THEY ALL LOOKED SO GREAT!!
I'm Hoping that even todays Generations can appreciate this band's, Chicago (aka CTA) Music. With its Top Notch Musicians, tight musical sets and Musical Genius, incorporating the 'Brass Sound with Rock Music! Chicago (CTA), will always on my musical playing list! (damn VHS Tape, but the best we had at the time). TK, RIP!
I remember watching this on TV when it aired. The Beach Boys were also on this show, with Chicago.
Performing "Wishing You Were Here"
Who else would play at the New Years Rockin Eve in 1974/1975? Chicago was huge that year.
I remember watching that NYEve Special..they were in the peak of their prime !
fantastic group.caught all their shows in the 70's.
Luck-Out!
these words are more emphatic than ever these days!
17 people don't have ears.. this is Incredible!
Great song two amazing singers and players
As legend has it: Chicago opened for Jimi Hendrix once at the Whiskey A Go-Go in LA....and Jimi was so blown away by Terry Kath’s guitar playing he did NOT want to ever follow them again, lol....a greater tribute to Kath’s guitar talent, I cannot think of!
I saw CTA open for Hendrix at the Forum in 1969, and the audience was so blown away they clamored for more, but Jimi was waiting to go on..
How would you like to have Jimi Hendrix tell you that you blow him away on guitar! That’s exactly what Hendrix said!! Wow
I remember watching this on TV. New Years Eve.
Many of the lyrics in the song still ring true in 2017.
That’s what makes it a classic
I had the same haircut as Terry in 1975. I miss his guitar sound. RIP Terry.
that sumbitch sure knew how to use that wah peddle....
I still love this song. It has a great lyric, fantastic music and incredibly gifted performers!!