Chicago - Ain't It Time video free download

Иван Бровкин

Drive guitar from Dacus....Very drive.

winterweib

@Tinker Bell: me too :D I saw it- don't know, twenty times or so in cinema, and later over and over again, and I wished he would come back.

Tinker Bell

WOOF! God he was so fracking hot! Loved him in Hair. Still one of my favorite movies.

jose flores

LE DIO UN GIRO Y PERSONALIDAD AL GRUPO

Tower of Power

AIN´T IT TIME pieseň skupiny CHICAGO, ktorej autormi autormi boli Donnie Dacus, Danny Seraphine a Warner Schwebke.Dany spieval solo a sprievodný vokál spoločne s Ceterom. Bola to prvá piseň na ktorej sa podieľal Donnie " Hot Licks" Dacus nar. 12. oktobra 1951 v Cleburne v Texase, ktorý obdivoval Beatles a Jimmyho Hendrixa a v roku 1969 sa v Los Angeles pripojil k skupine Yellow Payges. Neskôr pracoval s Rogerom McGuinom, Stephenom Stillsom a Bozom Scaggsom a hral vo filmovej verzii musikálu Hair. V piesni Ain´t It Time reagoval na svoje šťastie v oslnivej hudobnej kariere.Skladba pochádza z albumu HOT STREETS, ktorý v rebríčku Billboardu obsadil 12.m. a získal od RIAA platinovú platňu. Dacus hral ešte na albume CHICAGO 13. V skupine ho neskôr nahradil Chris Pinnick.Videoclip pochádza z koncertu v Sportsground v Sydney konanom v roku 1979.

恩賀裕子

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Gregoryt700

Great song. Yet more proof, if it was needed, that these guys could do any style: rock, pop, jazz, blues, country, funk, big band, you name it. This song sort of reminds me of some stuff on CTA. (Oh, I guess they don't do polkas - ironic, since two of them were Polish:)

jamescastelli

Can't people just either like the music or not? In regards to the "lightness" of the latter Kath albums, perhaps someone would like to comment on the stark distinction between the something like "Takin' it on Uptown" from XI and, say, the "AM/PM Mourning/Memories of Love" suite from II?.....

CTAforeverPC MLA

Love the groove on this one =)

Da Costa Max

Donnie is pretty genius without a doubt.

lurch321

Proof that Chicago DIDN'T go downhill with Donnie................they went downhill when they were dropped from Columbia.

psychodelicrock12

I have a cd called STEPHEN STILLS LIVE that has DONNIE DACUS playing some of the best solos with the style of JIMMY PAGE and the sound of MICK RALPHS. That made me wish that STEPHEN would have ask him to join CSN in 1977 and throughout the 80s and 90' when NEIL YOUNG was never around. DONNIE DACUS is a great singer, guitar player, and songwriter that should not have been forgotten.

Hotladysmokerz

Donnie played some wicked solos and sang some awesome shit!

Rocky B

My apologies haha and yes i know all of that i own eight Chicago Cd's and only one Journey cd. I just wasnt crazy about Steve Perry and didnt really like anything Chicago did past Chicago-16 (1982) with the exception of a few songs. Check this out a good friend of mine, his sister recently married ex Chicago drummer Danny Seraphine small world hey.

Cynthia B

Lumping Chicago in with Journey -- good god -- please -- Chicago is in top 10 all time bands -- their musicianship is complex, songwriting exemplary, vocals amazing from three leads -- Journey is a good band -- Chicago is a great band

Lisa Bilgrien

I agree completely with you. Donnie was an amazing talent. He could sing, dance, play, act, and write. Check out Roger McGuinn's Peace on You album. He used two of Donnie's songs and had him sing and play on it before he even thought of joining Chicago. He was also in Badfinger for a time after being fired.

tonyde52

Donnie dacus was an AMAZING talent...at the time of Terry's death, I don't think ANYBODY would have lasted. How can you fill Terry Kath's shoes? The same way that Jason Sheff NEVER really completely was able to REPLACE Peter Cetera. Each musician is uniquely different!

Don Murray

I like this period for Chicago.

Rocky B

I agree that album had four songs i really like and now after listening to this video it has five songs i really like.

Rocky B

Hold on now did you say Escape and Frontiers by Journey are ten times heavier than anything Chicago released. I dont think so man the first Chicago album has way heavier guitar. That Steve Perry era Journey was sell out mainstream sap. Frontiers was a better album with Seperate Ways.

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