CHICAGO - Dialogue 1 & 2 LIVE 1974 (extended version) скачать видео бесплатно

Don Reefer

Chicago is not the same without Cetera . he sang most of the hits wrote and sang there only #1

Jeff Anderson

awesome

Ralph Cervantes

fantastic group.caught all their shows in the 70's.

David Dunham

Every solo i see by this guy is superhuman!!whew.travesty not in hall of fame

Karl Vance

So you like guitar players with soul?

Robert G.

Kath never looked healthier than he did during this show, filmed in 11/1974 and shown as a Dick Clark New Year's special a month later. At their final show together just three years later in 12/1977, he was barely recognizable. Damn shame.

David S Williams

Peter Cetera always sang in the song. Bobby Lamm is replacing Terry Kath and he sounds closer to Kath than Cetera

Alvaro López Tostado

TERRY TERRY TERRRRYYYYYY KATH.... Wooooooooooow te extrañamos... Chicago no volvió a ser igual sin ti...

Tom Hodges

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Tom Hodges

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Rakhi Henderson

My favourite Chicago song - great message and still befitting today.

Nelson Cruz

It's incredible how much Peter Cetera sounded like Terry Kath! Great singers the both of them. Terry Kath is missed.

jim smith

news years....

bill bohannon

no rock n roll HOF...... Just plain stupid.

Gregoryt700

People rightly talk about Kath as a driving force in early Chi. But there would be no Chi without Lamm's songwriting. Wrote 7 of their first 9 hits, almost all of CTA and V. Fair to say though that part of Lamm's songwriting genius was being able to write to highlight others' talents - Kath, and the horns, etc. Together Lamm, Kath and Pankow made this group. Apparently Bobby and Terry were great friends, not sure if Lamm ever totally got over his death 

Tony2581

I love Robert Lamm but this song belonged to Terry Kath... RIP.

rockland6674

Too bad the sound *and* picture got fucked up from 4:26 'til the end.

wheelwatcher

This was the night I was born and I'm gonna be 40 years old oh lord.

David Hudson

Great song two amazing singers and players

Rob Kates

Peter Cetera sounds like he could have been in the Bee Gees. Not a criticism, just an observation. 

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Chicago - Dialogue (1972)