Kim keyes and peter cetera greatest

In 1970 an exciting new tenor burst onto the scene as one of the three lead vocalists of what would become one of the most successful bands of the seventies and eighties, Chicago on what has long since become a classic rock staple, 25 or 6 to 4.

While Chicago’s direction shifted from hard rock tinged with jazz and classical influences to more accessible pop with horns over the years, Peter’s voice became an ever growing piece of their musical pie up until his 1985 departure.

And while his former band has continued to be a staple of the summer concert circuit, his live performances have been few and far between in the years since his departure from Chicago.

In 2003 Peter embarked on a series of concerts backed by a symphony. There have been a small handful of unauthorized releases of some of these performances in the years following those shows of which this release is the best.

The orchestral accompaniment to Peter’s voice seems like a natural fit and with better