Introduction (by Terry Kath) - Chicago Live at Carnegie Hall video free download
52,140
Duration: 07:13
Uploaded: 2012/03/13
I do not own the copyrights to the audio and the picture. This is not a duplicate upload.
Recording Date:1971
Hard and heavy Chicago long before the metamorphosis.
Line-up
Guitar and Vocals: Terry Kath
Keyboards: Robert Lamn
Bass : Peter Cetera
Trombone: James Pankow
Sax: Walter Parazaider
Trumpet: Lee Loughnane
Drums: Danny Seraphine
Comments
9 years ago
Melinda Lubis
The Colours never fade! Still the greeaatest group of all time. :)9 years ago
Chuck Balogh
Lost him way before his time.....one of the truly great guitarists. Very creative - his wa wa pedal is amazing.9 years ago
WalterJacksonFreeman
Terry Kath9 years ago
Philip SIXTY SIX
i was there----thrilling---the best opening/introduction concert song of all time9 years ago
Teodoro Hernandez
Soy seguidor de la música de Chicago, me encanta la combinación de metales, voces y el Jazz Rock y Jazz Pop de sus composiciones periodo 1969 a 1978. Su música me trae nostalgia de mi juventud y tiempo de escuela.Saludos a los amigos de Sec. Rómulo Garza 1967-70 Mty.NL.Mx.10 years ago
fireblossom2u
A great piece of writing and performing. Our high school 'jazz band' played this. 10 years ago
terrykathforever
Today missing Terry for 36 years!Gone but never forgotton!His music and talent will last forever!R.I.P you are my all time heroLove and peace from germany10 years ago
Richard McNally
One of the great live bands. Terry Kath was a genius. You just do not hear this kind of across the board musical talent and relentless energy now. I can't get enough of watching their old concerts.10 years ago
Exavier Rivas
Terry really was the hub, his energy was felt on every guitar strum and riff, not to mention that each of the members was a top notch, not so technical but feel musicians, back on those days before MIDI when humans knew and play their instruments... the magic was the ability to improvise, indeed music engineering at its best!10 years ago
74bshs
I am really enjoying the comments below; it's nice to know that there are people still out there that appreciate good music, especially from this group that virtually defined the '70's, the greatest decade of music of all...:)10 years ago
Reyes Munguia
you left out the drummers name10 years ago
Paul Catania
I remember walking down to Woolworth's to buy this album when I was 14 in 1971 the week it was released. One of the bands that inspired me to play bass. Introduction was always one of my favorite tracks on the album. Other favorites are "Lowdown" and "In The Country".10 years ago
funch357
Live versions of fast songs (or fast sections) are often faster tempo than album versions, as is true here. McCartney said the Beatles had problems with this. He thought it was because of the extra adrenaline the guys have when playing live.10 years ago
funch357
Nobody sells vertical striped pants anymore. 8~(10 years ago
TheSteve227
simply magical ...10 years ago
WalterJacksonFreeman
they albums were extra thin very lightweight flexible10 years ago
WalterJacksonFreeman
I have the carnegie hall album,near mint not because of not playing,because I knew one day it would be a classic,shit it was only 4 record set10 years ago
RayNDeere
Can't argue that. Tanglewood on 21 July 1970 was also a blistering show.10 years ago
Steven brown wolf
the forever missing album10 years ago
