Jesus Fucking Christ....Chicago At Tanglewood, Lennox, MA 1970......

[philouze]

I have a Chicago Greatest Hits 2-CD set. I have yet to listen to it. I only know ONE song.. 25 Or 6 To 4. And I think it's great.

[Satan]

[philouze]

Thanks Satan. Currently listening to my 2-CD set!!!

[Hardrock69]

?....

Amazing how something so obscure can be found on YouTube these days. Gotta love technology!

Though the person who created the video thinks he makes his guitar say something else.....be your own judge as to what his guitar says, lol.

[ELVIS]

It's "hell yeah, motherfucker"...

[ELVIS]

Or "fuck you motherfucker" but not drop dead...

[Hardrock69]

I always thought it was "Fuck you, motherfucker". At least the last word is plain as day, lol.

[Cato]

does anyone know they have released a Japanese version of "Questions 67/68"?

[ELVIS]

I don't even know what that is...

[FORD]

I don't even know what that is...

See post #11


And the Japanese version can be heard here. It starts at about 4:10 into the clip........

[Cato]

See post #11


And the Japanese version can be heard here. It starts at about 4:10 into the clip........

haven't heard it in ages. thanks for posting!

they have played this version on stage when they toured Japan in the mid '90s but the singer/bass player was not Pete at the time...

[Hardrock69]

I had no idea Chicago had released a Japanese version of this. Interesting.

[clarathecarrot]

Ceteras voice is as recognizable and a monumental as the Beach Boys sound .

There are bands that surpass what would be called, making music...they are the music itself. Chicago is that. ( don't harsh after the mid 80s they were still great).

Chicago is the proof and the reason I have always said there is room for some Brass in R&R.

I have always wished that VH would do a tune with heavy brass I know DLR would love that .

I just wonder what the hard liners would say?

I have never heard that Japanese version I almost like it better if that is possible Japanes language transferes well towards R&R.

[FORD]

I had no idea Chicago had released a Japanese version of this. Interesting.

Actually, I had no idea either, until Cato mentioned it. So then of course I had to find it.

I also found the live version with the scab bass player siniging, but that's not worth posting.

[FORD]

Ceteras voice is as recognizable and a monumental as the Beach Boys sound .

well, since you brought that up........