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Dedicated to the great garage/rock bands to come out of Chicago in the 60's.
American Breed/Gary Loizzo tribute - Bend Me, Shape Me (finale clip)
Cornerstones of Rock - Genesee Theater, 2-24-24
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Buckinghams - Make Me Smile (Chicago cover)
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Cornerstones of Rock - Genesee Theater, 2-24-24
Cryan' Shames - Mr. Unreliable
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Cornerstones of Rock - Genesee Theater, 2-24-24
Ides Of March - LA Goodbye
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Cornerstones of Rock - Genesee Theater, 2-24-24
New Colony Six - I Will Always Think About You
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Cornerstones of Rock - Genesee Theater, 2-24-24
Buckinghams - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is (Chicago cover)
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Vernon Hills Days, Vernon Hills, IL 7-15-23
Buckinghams - Domino / Tighten Up (medley feat. Nick Fortuna)
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Vernon Hills Days, Vernon Hills, IL 7-15-23
Buckinghams - This Boy (Beatles cover)
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Featuring Carl Giammarese, Nick Fortuna, and... Dave Zane! Vernon Hills Days, Vernon Hills, IL 7-15-23
Bob Sirott pays tribute to Dick Biondi @ Vernon Hills Days
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Bob Sirott pays tribute to Dick Biondi @ Vernon Hills Days
Cryan' Shames - It Could Be We're In Love (7-15-23)
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Vernon Hills Days, Vernon Hills, IL
New Colony Six - I Could Never Lie To You (Live)
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New Colony Six - I Could Never Lie To You (Live)
New Colony Six - Can't You See Me Cry (Live)
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New Colony Six - Can't You See Me Cry (Live)
New Colony Six - Medley (Temptation Eyes/While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
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New Colony Six - Medley (Temptation Eyes/While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
New Colony Six - I Love You So Much (Live)
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New Colony Six - I Love You So Much (Live)
America - Horse With No Name (Encore, 50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - Horse With No Name (Encore, 50th Anniversary Tour)
America - Don't Cross the River (50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - Don't Cross the River (50th Anniversary Tour)
America - Lonely People (50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - Lonely People (50th Anniversary Tour)
America - Sister Golden Hair (50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - Sister Golden Hair (50th Anniversary Tour)
America - The Border (50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - The Border (50th Anniversary Tour)
America - Ventura Highway (50th Anniversary Tour)
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America - Ventura Highway (50th Anniversary Tour)
Still loving and listening to this song. It makes me very nostalgic for those days, and a little melancholy. Love those horns. I never would have even known about it or the New Colony Six if my friends hadn’t brought the record back home to Omaha after being in Chicago, soooo long ago.
Great song!
Fantastic ❤A Chicago Hit
The horn section is always trying to convince and pander to everyone about how important they are. Shut up and play. Champlin and Scheff are clearly irritated with the ones who do all the yapping and do the absolute least on stage during this era. Rant over have a fine day.
Love this!
Please take me back to this time - I want to be 13 again and do it again with some adjustments.
Robert Lamb always had the best voice.
one of my favs
Walt appreciation comment.
Walt appreciation comment.
My apologies.
@ronnscala273 - Bruce Mattey has done a great job with lead vocals since the 80's. He used to be in a 60's group called The Revelles. Had a local Chicago hit called "Little Girl."
If Ronnie Rice isn't singing this great song, turn it off
@ronnscala273 - Lol. Ronnie left the band in the mid 70's for a solo career. He joins the NC6 for their Cornerstones of Rock shows, once or twice a year.
Sad that he doesn't do any of the Happy Together shows with the other Buckingham guys.
Los mejores, los amo!!!
I would have loved to see KC on the keyboard again!
The entire thing destroyed by the evil Pete Cetera. Destroying Chicago. They almost had to change their name to 'East Chicago'. Just kidding.
Always great to hear this song! ❤
Dex Cards Wild Goose Friday, Saturday & Sunday ,and Sunday was at the Armory in Hammond some of the best music ever
where the altered version?
@MichaelHansenFUN - What altered version are you talking about? There was only one recorded version... the 45 mono which was later remastered as stereo (above) for the lp.
@@60s70sChicagoRock readd the book of rock lists by david marsh
@@MichaelHansenFUN What Chapter, Page number? Thx 👍
@@60s70sChicagoRock look in section songs altered due to censorship
@@MichaelHansenFUN The passage in the book (found online) is inaccurate as far as what lyrics were censored. From what I understand after reading that entry and checking another site, the song was re-recorded for WLS air play ONLY, and not distributed. (Maybe there's a rare demo out there somewhere.) Anyway, this is great site for inside info and interviews: forgottenhits60s.blogspot.com/2014/08/forgotten-hits-remembers-jimy-rogers.html
Gostoso demais 😋❤
"You Wouldn't Listen" was a local hit in Chicago reaching #7 at WLS radio in 1966. The song got to #42 nationally. "Vehicle" came out in 1970 reaching #2 in the U. S. and #3 in Canada.
What a man. What a band ❤
That comment Parazaider made was quite illustrative of the difference between the times then and the times now, when he said that "kids today won't put up with second rate bands." Wow! Things that are no longer true.
Hello, I would like to talk to you regarding an unknown song. Is there any way we could get in contact? Jacob
@@Froqqy54 Does it have anything to do with 60s and 70s Chicago Rock? If so, you can ask your question or whatever here.
I saw the Buckinghams in Owensboro, Ky as part of the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars. I was well-impressed. By that time, I had a band and was writing songs. I still like the pop sound the Buckinghams did so well.
The crowd gave him a Detroit-like reception.
great voice - great band sound - timeless
agree 100%
One of the originals George LeGros was drafted. By the time he came back he'd been replaced. He played for many years in Madison WI. He was a real special guy.
I’m really glad you have placed these pieces out there. I’ve also found the piece about the Beatles Chicago visits. But I haven’t located the one about Ludwig Drums. Do you have that? I won’t tell. I am the writer and producer of these pieces. I’d love to have all three. I searched years ago for the edit master, tape 94-1 DAVIES (still in use in ‘95); never could track it down.
@DavidFell You're in luck because I posted that piece along with others about the same time. I'd vhs recorded a lot of programming back in 1995 when The Beatles Anthology was being promoted. I digitized everything I had but could only post the clips that weren't copyright protected. Luckily the news stations didn't care about vintage footage, lol. Here's the link to the Ludwig drum piece... I hope this is what you are looking for. (Maybe I should've changed the title?) Thanks for the great job you did back then and for commenting here! ua-cam.com/video/b39t7AGfxAI/v-deo.html
@@60s70sChicagoRock Yup! That’s the one I was looking for. Janet did the interviews in this series (except for folks like McCartney or Martin), I wrote & produced, Rodney Corell edited. Much of the imagery is lifted from my collection of books and laserdiscs. Copyright? What’s that?😅
@@60s70sChicagoRock Yes, adding “Ludwig” to the title would probably be useful. My search of “WLS-TV Beatles Ludwig” was fruitless. But I have all three in a playlist now. Thanks for preserving this.
@DavidFell Yes, I will do that! Also, Happy 84th Birthday to Ringo today!
They are without a doubt the most underrated 1960s band. So many really good songs! Many
One of my ALL TIME FAVORITES!!!
Even though the Four Seasons' records were top sellers in 1963, Vee Jay was having financial problems to the point where plans to issue "Introducing the Beatles" in July '63 had to be scrapped It was ultimately released in January 1964 when the Beatles popularity had already started to explode in America.
Lol My ,God the memories
5:34 when black people really make GOOD music and teached the world how music must be played. In these days, they only make SHITTY hip hop.. (BAH, MUSIC IN GENERAL IS GARBBAGE)
THIS SOUND IS GONE FOREVER HOW SAD 😔 LETS HOPE THE YOUNG PEOPLE WILL GET TURNED ON TO IT A UNDERRATED GROUP FROM THE WINDY CITY CHICAGO PEACE
Cetera is never wearing sunglasses indoors
I was 12 and remember buying this 45 at a record store on east 79th streeet in Chicago in 1966
Saw em in Cedarburg bout 1969. 1:49
Terry Kath was the heart and soul of Chicago and Peter Cetera was so much better than the vocals they have had since his departure they should not be allowed to use the name
That was fun to see and sounded terrific! Thanks for sharing!
Underrated now, yes, but when the Flock played live in Chicago, they were the favorite of many of us.
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Ciaoooooo
Everything seemed perfect here.
Oh, how I miss those days!
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Wished Peter well my ass, they made him go. What an awful thing to do to a person who carried the band for so long. They would have been nothing without Peter. Jason "tries to sound like Peter", never.
@jacktfowler246 They didn't make Peter go, it was his decision. David Foster had groomed him for a solo career right from the start. The band would not agree to let him tour solo... according to HIS terms... so he left.
@@60s70sChicagoRock it was a mix of things. Peter wanted to go, but they also wanted him out. That last year they were not kind to him, nor did they like him in the spot light.
My band, “The Field of Content”… opened for both The New Colony Six, and later… Spanky and Our Gang… at The Red Rooster club, in Indiana, PA, back in the 60s. Both bands were really good. Sounded a lot like their records, live. Couldn’t say that about all the bands we’d open for back then. Ronnie Rice, of The New Colony Six, was a really nice guy.
It's so cool to see Robert Lamm writing the 'Travel Suite' from Chicago III.
Who was the trumpet player in this band?
@mechcavandy986 - In the early days (prior to 1968), Fred Glickstein played trumpet. After the band evolved (with new members) into jazz-rock around 1969, it was Frank Posa on trumpet. Here's an interesting interview with Frank that sheds light on the band's evolution: www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2024/02/the-flock-interview-frank-posa.html