First Time Hearing Chicago - 25 Or 6 To 4 (Reaction!!)

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First Time Hearing Chicago - 25 Or 6 To 4

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[SharonS-fnym]

This was 70’s music. No auto tune, just raw talent. The horns were what distinguished Chicago from almost any other band.

[thefunkybuddha]

Be sure to check out their live performance of this track from 1970. [Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 - 7/21/1970 - Tanglewood (Official)] The guitarist, Terry Kath, plays the f*ck out of that guitar. It's spectacular to watch.

[justjim]

A reporter asked jimmy Hendricks what is was like to be the best guitar player and he said “ I don’t know ask terry kath”. True story!

[kevinmcconnell]

Make sure you call your old folks and tell them how lucky they are to have grown up with the music they were blessed with!!

[lordstryrofoam]

This is one of the sickest songs ever written. The lead guitar is in the conversation for best ever. The musicianship in Chicago has always been completely off the chart.

[x]

I'd put Chicago's horn section up against anyone. Their song "I'm a man" is incredible as well.

[linnettetuttle]

Our High School band played this. It was awesome ❤

[victorjohnson]

Chicago opened for Jimmy Hendrix just before his death. He was planning to do a joint project with them and loved Terry Kath's guitar playing. Sadly, the world never got to find out how awesome it would have been...

[christopherwinkler]

Another vote for a reaction to the live performance from Tanglewood. It's a must see.

[rayj]

You may want to watch the live version from Tanglewood in 1970. It includes a great guitar solo and shows off the entire band.

[candicelitrenta]

The saddest part of Terry Kath's death is that it forever changed the sound of the band. Before he died they had a much more soulful jazzy vibe. Afterwards they went into a much more formulated sound. I didn't care for them that much when they changed their course.

[cindydegraaff]

Inspiring pep bands ever since 1975! The lyrics are about staying up all night to write a song and somebody asking what time it was. All the clocks back then were analog so someone else glanced over and said, ” It’s 25 or 6 to 4:00(am).”

[emilymartinez]

My first concert, I went for my 15 birthday. I was soooo blown away by them that I saw them 7 more times throughout their career. OH, did I mention that BB KING opened up for them!🤘😝🎶

[cynergy]

Gotta see it live dude! It will your mind!

[jefformsby]

The story goes, he was struggling to write a song and 25 or (2)6 minutes until 4:00am was the time it was while he was struggling.
Hence: 25 or 6 to 4

[robinschulze]

The live version is a most 😊❤ The guitar 🎸 solo is amazing in the live version!!!!

[thesoundship]

I totally agree with thefunkybuddha.
"Be sure to check out their live performance of this track from 1970. [Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4 - 7/21/1970 - Tanglewood (Official)"

[kevinmcconnell]

When Jimi Hendrix says you are tops on a guitar you gotta know terry was a banger on guitar!
Terry was also the/a co-lead singer in his days with Chicago!!

[taramahoney]

I grew up listening to Chicago and their music is definitely timeless.

[joshuadeshaies]

Hey man. Smooth reaction to this 💎 gem of a song. Chicago were great, so original. Thx for your reaction