Chicago 17 - Once In A Lifetime - Peter Cetera w Bill Champlin video free download
A great song from the album Chicago 17 (1984), composed by the band's trumpeter, James Pankow. This is the last song recorded by Peter Cetera with the group Chicago, before leave the group and eventually start his amazing solo career. Once in a Lifetime is played by Bill Champlin almost entirely. Bill was a pillar important to the new start for Chicago in the early 80's, thanks to him as a keyboardist and composer, and David Foster as producer, the group lived a wonderful experience musically. Sadly, Peter left the band in 1985, while Bill left the band in 2009. God bless them all.
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8 years ago
Ed Jones
Not many people know this little fact. Peter Cetera was supposed to sing lead on this. But, it was rumored, he said something to the effect of... This is the last album I'm making with you guys. You sing it. I'm done here.9 years ago
rocknative70
James Pankow said in an interview, at least as of 2004-06 era when the interview was made, that the band had not ever performed Once In A Lifetime in a concert.9 years ago
JPMcFly1985Two
Seriously underappreciated song from Chicago 17. It seems jazzy like their older songs just with some 80s production.9 years ago
tom thurman
This song happened to me once...9 years ago
VIRGOLEGACY
Love when these two sing together !! Imagine how big it would be if bill and peter did an album together!!9 years ago
Gustav Mahler
uhmmmm . . . .Jimmy Pankow played the TROMBONE ! that is the long brass instrument that has a SLIDE !9 years ago
badvom 777
Awesome Song By Champlin and Cetera 10 years ago
Ross Heisler
One of their very best, thanks for posting !!!10 years ago
Neil Worth
One of the all time great Chicgo songs10 years ago
saxmanchiro
Bill's son just performed on 'The Voice' and got three judges to turn. Looks like he is going on to continue the great Champlin name.10 years ago
tonyde52
I TOTALLY agree, THE BEST ever since Terry & Peter. It was a very successful marriage of vocal talent!10 years ago
cindynewton
I know which album it was on. I wondered if they RELEASED it! Most songs on an album are never released.10 years ago
Vic Sorrell
Bill and Peter were There but James Pankow was the Trombone Player!!!! So he gets Credit for the song!! Lee Plays Trumpet..Get Your Facts Straight!!!!!10 years ago
tonyde52
WHAT? REALLY? READ the description man. it's from CHICAGO 17!10 years ago
Knight1255
Cetera and Champlin always sounded great together. They are both great singers, and I love the contrast in their voices.11 years ago
AceAlive2
one of the most beautiful songs ever. definitely a wedding song.11 years ago
rendarsmith
This is actually my favorite Chicago song. I am surprised that it is not one of their more popular songs.11 years ago
Allison Ikay
this track made a great finale for 17. From the thundering intro drums of Stay the Night to the mid tempo drum intro of Once In a Lifetime to conclude it.11 years ago
JPMcFly1985
Such an underappreciated song. I didn't know it existed until I got the Chicago 17 CD back in 1998 in high school. It's got that jazzy pop sound, just like a slightly more 80sified version of their older stuff.11 years ago
elizabeth jones
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