Chicago - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Official Audio)

Official audio for Chicago - "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" from 'Chicago Transit Authority' (1969)

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Chicago is one of the longest-running and best-selling groups of all time. Lifetime achievements of the legendary “rock band with horns” include being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, two Grammy Awards® and two American Music Awards. Record sales top 100M, including five #1 albums and 11 #1 singles.

[tomz]

When I was 12, I begged my much older brother, whom I was visiting out of town, to buy me this 45 rpm single. Instead, he bought me the whole CTA album. My mind was blown, and the rest is history...a 50 year love affair with this bands incredible music was born.

[ljm]

Those instruments are killing it. Who would thought someone singing about something so simple as time, would become a masterpiece.

[liveandletsdive]

This tune is over 50 years old and still sounds fresh and crisp.

[martykardaseski]

The good old days when music was music 🎶🎶🎶😅🎶🎶

[hgrunt]

This is obviously a masterpiece, but nobody ever talks about how fucking amazing the wrap on this track is. That horn outro is incredible.

[benjamincarter]

Thanks To GOD, The Band Chicago, and YouTube

[johnwagner]

I'm listening in February 2024. The absolute mastery of this band back in the 70s remains a wonder of the world

[anthonyhollis]

One of the greatest bands in history. They bring me joy everytime I hear them. 😎🎺🎹🥁🎷

[Rob-zj]

Saw them in 1977 at the university of Notre Dame.
Camped out 3 days before tickets went on sale to get tickets.
Can’t believe my dad let a 17 year old kid camp out to buy tickets.
Great memories!!!

[walterburkert-rh]

Boys blowing air through horns correated a masterpiece.

[murrialjarrett]

Yes, indeed I still love this band's sound. It is 2024 and I am still a fan. A few nights ago I watched a documentary about them. Their story is amazing with some sad times. They finally were inducted into the Rock/Roll Hall of Fame. I was born in 1950. I think the '60s and '70s had the best music.

[Andy-rpvy]

“Nobody really cares”…In 2024 I am listening to it, and while the Lord allows for me to be here I will continue to listen. Thank You, Chicago.

[Wantsknowitall]

I absolutely love the storytelling of Chicago’s early music.

[tinamills]

Terry Kath😣love him! He never got recognition but his daughter is fighting for that. God bless her

[normacantu]

My husband and I were married in "72" we still have this album and listen to their music...and our grandsons too. They're 14 and 16...

[richbutcher]

Every single note and beat of this song is pure genius!! These guys were so good, it's scary!!! The horns, the drumming, the singing, MAGICAL!! Saw them in concert in 1972, and again about 5 years ago. Still amazing!

[MHK]

This band is just one of the reasons the 1970s is my FAVORITE decade for music!!!! WAY TO GO CHICAGO 👍😀😀👍

[penncentral]

Every generation ( until now) had something special about their music, but if you grew up in the 60's 70's and 80's?.... Holy smokes!!! What amazing music we had!!!!

[imikegaming]

Was just suffering from a smallpopped blood vessel in my brain.. and the pain is extremely rough... But sitting in the shower with as much hot water I can take.. and listing to this song on loop.. it's like night and day.. pain becomes finally manageable Crazy what music can do for you In your time of need. Beautiful stuff amen

[irismentus]

PURE EAR CANDY the closest thing to Heaven on earth is a Chicago tune!!!