Peter Cetera was already well-known as the frontman, vocalist, and bassist for the American rock band Chicago. In 1986, he embarked on a solo career and released a popular track that was originally ...

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The song, written by the band’s own Robert Lamm, is part of Chicago’s eponymous debut album. Surprisingly, lead singer Peter Cetera had to sing this song with his jaw wired shut after an unfortunate ...

If you’re going to hang around for a long time as a band, you’re going to have to make adjustments now and again to your sound to keep up with the times. Those adjustments often come with tension when ...

The 1970s is often considered the decade in which funk bass was conceived, and it’s an obvious conclusion given the invention of ‘thumping and plucking’ – later rebranded as slap bass – by Larry ...

The Windy City has been the home to many powerful, memorable singers, but only one man can claim the title of "the voice of Chicago." Born on this day, September 13, 1944, and raised on the South Side ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The success of the hit power ballad may have been thanks to a rejection. According to reports, Cetera originally wrote "Glory of ...

Sylvester Stallone‘s team turned it down for Rocky IV, and it wasn’t until the song landed in The Karate Kid Part II that it became the No. 1 hit everyone remembers. Cetera wrote the song as a solo ...