Chicago

Terry Kath and Chicago Perform '(I've Been) Searchin' So Long' in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands

• On February 11, 1977, Chicago was in the midst of a successful phase in their career, having just released their album "Chicago X" the previous year. ... Read Full Description >

  On February 11, 1977, Chicago was in the midst of a successful phase in their career, having just released their album "Chicago X" the previous year. This album featured hits like "If You Leave Me Now," which won a Grammy and showcased the band's transition towards a more polished, ballad-driven sound. The live recording from Amsterdam captures the band's energy and musicianship during a time of significant popularity and artistic evolution. Notably, Terry Kath's guitar work and vocal contributions were key components of Chicago's identity, and this performance highlights his talents. Additionally, during this era, Chicago was experimenting with incorporating rock and jazz elements into their music, which further solidified their unique place in the rock genre. The concert exemplifies the band's ability to perform complex arrangements live, maintaining their reputation as a top-tier live act during the late 1970s.