Ive been watching a couple combat movies & I came to mind the Vietnam War. That case served as a breeding ground for many rock bands began to be heard, protests against the conflict came at that time from all over the globe. The Woodstock festival definitely marked a decisive point for the world; music made its voice heard especially against barbarism that was taking place in the country in Southeast Asia. Chicago II (1970) is undoubtedly an excellent Album, which I define as a piece of art in the catalog of this great group. And most particularly this song personally (whether you agree with me or not) I consider it a masterpiece among the great songs on the record. Are innumerable times I have enjoyed good instrumental performance, creativity, genius of these fellas, noting the musical contribution of Peter Cetera I not only think of him as the vocalist extraordinary that is... but also as a phenomenal bassist. Terry Kath impeccably shines on the show, his voice cries mightily by the ceasefire, his magic as a guitarist & singer leaves a deep imprint very difficult to erase. My little girl of only nine years old knows almost the totality of the songs from the Album, & although she likes Terrys tracks, her favorite is... Where Do We Go From Here. Thank you all for the opportunity through this fabulous page pay due tribute to Terry Alan Kath, a legendary figure who will survive forever... thanks to all of us! No more dying! No more killing No more dying No more fighting We do not want to die No, we do not want to die Please lets change it all Please lets make it all!...
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 23:16:01 +0000
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