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 | | Terry Kath was the original guitarist, vocalist and founding member (along with Walter Parazaider, Daniel Seraphine and Lee Loughnane) of the band Chicago. | | | He contributed to their first album, Chicago Transit Authority (1969) with his composition "Introduction". |
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http://brainyencyclopedia.com/encyclopedia/t/te/terry_kath.html
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| | The Official Site of Chicago the Band - History - Chapter II |
| | Patrick's, which was much closer to his home, because St. Mel's had a concert band, a jazz band, and a marching band. | | | Catering to the large Irish population of the city, the Shannon Show Band appeared at such venues as the Blarney Club, playing Elvis Presley, country and western, and Top 40 music, in addition to the obligatory Irish waltzes. | | | Now, Parazaider, Kath, Seraphine, and Loughnane decided to develop Parazaider's concept for a rock 'n roll band with horns. |
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| | Chicago Info Page |
| | Along with Lee, James is responsible for all the arrangements of Chicago's music. | | | He recorded seven albums with his band The Sons Of Champlin and has to his credit a pair of solo efforts as well as countless session appearances. | | | He became part of the him-writing tradition of Chicago with the songs "Call On Me" and "No Tell Lover" The brass sound of Chicago is the group's most recognizable signature, and Lee has long been co-arranger of the groups horn section. |
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| | Northwest Indiana News: nwitimes.com |
| | Be warned that the hit songs the joint ensemble perform together will sound remarkably different from the versions fans know from the radio and from the albums. | | | Because the tour is working so well, there are cameras rolling at all the shows with plans to release a DVD of the event. | | | Because the tour will keep Chicago on the road for all of 2004 and possibly 2005, if all goes as expected, fans should not expect a new studio album from Chicago for some time. |
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| | Conny's Chicago Homepage: Interviews |
| | Before trumpet player Lee Loughnane achieved musical success with the popular pop-rock band Chicago, he often played along with his father's "big band" recordings at home. | | | Although Loughnane is high on the new album, it may have trouble finding a niche in radio, he said. | | | The band's preparation was the best since their very first album, recorded in 1969, Loughnane said - and the band didn't know much about recording then. |
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| | Conny's Chicago Homepage: Chicago- IM-Coverstory Feb. 2000 |
| | Chicago has kept a touring schedule every one of those years, producing 26 albums along the way, including 12 that charted in the top 10, and five of which were number one–not to mention 20 top 10 singles. | | | The four recently reflected with IM on their years in the music industry, the evolution of their band, and the role the union has played in their success. | | | The tragic death of guitarist and singer Terry Kath in 1978 and the arrivals and departures of several other band members have played a large part in the band’s evolution. |
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http://www.chicagohome.de/Chicagoboard1/Imfeb00.html
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| | Chicago Guitar Club |
| | The song "Stone of Sisyphus" was released on the "Overtime" compilation. | | | Bailey and Lee Loughnane are listed as co-writers. | | | Bailey and Lamm sang lead on the song, and Bailey played the guitar parts. |
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| | Chicago FAQ |
| | During this period, the band recorded two albums, '21', released in 1991, and 'Stone Of Sisyphus' which remains unreleased. | | | This incarnation of the band produced 2 studio albums, '18' and '19' and a greatest hits album, called 'Chicago 20: Greatest Hits 1982-1989'. | | | This incarnation of the band released one album, Chicago XIV, their first foray into the adult contemporary arena. |
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http://jm.richer.free.fr/MUSIQUE/CHICAGO/chicago-faq.html
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| | Meet Chicago |
| | Lee has also sang lead vocals on two of his own compositions, "This Time" and "Together Again." He has also sang lead vocals on "Song of The Evergreen" and the fantastic version of "Let It Snow" from Chicago XXV, The Christmas cd. | | | Lee has written many brass arrangements, including many on the Night and Day (Big Band) cd. | | | Chicago and Bill Champlin go back 31 years when the first albums for both were released on the same day |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Chicago X [Remaster] - Chicago at Epinions.com |
| | Trumpeter Lee Loughnane weighs in with HIS vocal feature (where's saxist Walt Parazaider lead vocal?), "Together Again." This track got a lot of play on "soft rock" stations during the summer of 1976. | | | Vocally, the trombonist, like trumpeter Lee Loughnane, sounds vaguely like Terry Kath, without the richness. | | | The Latin rhythms are nice, as is Pankow's piano work and the horn section (including a nice bone solo at the end). |
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http://www.epinions.com/musc-review-3B32-C43A9B7-38E7FDB8-prod2
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| | The Trades |
| | The result is a showcase of talented musicians including the signature horn section of Walt Parazaider on woodwinds, James Pankow on trombone and Lee Loughnane on trumpet, along with Robert Lamm's keyboards and vocals, Peter Cetera's bass playing and vocals, Danny Seraphine on drums, and the fiery guitar playing of Terry Kath. | | | It has long been derided (including by the band itself) for its inferior sound quality, but Chicago's trumpet player Lee Loughnane, along with engineer Jeff Magid, have successfully remastered this collection to clean up and integrate the sound. | | | As a bonus, an additional disc includes nearly an hour of previously unreleased performances from those historic five days. |
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| | Chicago - The Very Best Of Chicago: Only The Beginning - at Rhino |
| | Chicago formed in the Second City in 1967 by Walter Parazaider (sax, woodwinds), Lee Loughnane (trumpet), James Pankow (trombone), Robert Lamm (keyboards, vocals), Terry Kath (guitar, vocals), Danny Seraphine (drums), and Peter Cetera (bass, vocals). | | | This was just the start of Chicago’s enduring popularity, which includes five consecutive #1 albums, 21 Top 10 singles, and worldwide sales of over 120 million. | | | Chicago continues to be a major concert draw, their lineup now including Bill Champlin (keyboards, vocals), Jason Scheff (bass, vocals), Keith Howland (guitar), and Tris Imboden (drums), along with founding members Lamm, Parazaider, Loughnane, and Pankow. |
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| | Chicago |
| | Musicians on the II album: Robert Lamm, Peter Cetera, Terry Kath, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow, Walter Parazaider and Daniel Seraphine. | | | Musicians on the VI album: Robert Lamm, Peter Cetera, Terry Kath, Lee Loughnane, J.G. O'Rafferty, James Pankow, Walter Parazaider and Daniel Seraphine. | | | Musicians on the X album: Robert Lamm, Peter Cetera, Terry Kath, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow, Walter Parazaider and Daniel Seraphine. |
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| | Event News |
| | The four-disc set includes the original release along with a bonus disc filled with unreleased performances from Chicago's Carnegie Hall concerts, showcasing the band's famed horn section of Walt Parazaider on woodwinds, James Pankow on trombone and Lee Loughnane on trumpet, Robert Lamm's keyboards and vocals, and the guitar virtuosity of the late Terry Kath. | | | The record is all instrumental and fairly diverse stylistically, featuring 10 tunes and 60 minutes of music. | | | The record should be available by about the third week in October at earbuzz.com, which is a website that sells CD's for independent artists. |
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| | Lee Loughnane |
| | Lee Loughnane Is Credited On The Following CDs | | | Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Guitar Nine Records Terms of Use. | | | Guitar Nine Records Lee Loughnane - Entire Site Search |
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| | East Valley Tribune Daily Arizona news for Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale |
| | Loughnane, for obvious reasons, doesn’t want to disclose what songs Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire are performing together, but he said with the added instrumentation, they will sound different than before. | | | ‘‘When we open up and both bands are on stage, people are like agog,’’ Loughnane says. | | | Chicago trumpet player Lee Loughnane has some advice for those coming to see his group’s concert tonight with Earth, Wind & Fire: Be there when the show starts. |
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| | Chicago XI - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Terry Kath revived his old live favorite "Mississippi Delta City Blues" for the album, while turning in a touching vocal on Danny Seraphine's "Little One". | | | The once-prolific Robert Lamm only managed two songs, the sympathetic "Policeman" and "Vote For Me". | | | James Pankow sang lead on his own "Till The End Of Time", as did Lee Loughnane on his original, "This Time". |
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| | Epinions.com - QUESTIONS 67 & 68 & 69 & 70 ETC. — CHICAGO |
| | Walter, Lee and Danny decide to form their own band called “The Missing Links” adding Lee and “Robert Lamm” on vocals and keyboards who was playing with a group at that time called “Bobby Charles & The Wanderers”. | | | In November the new lineup now consist of Robert, Walter, Lee, James, Tris, “Keith Howland” on guitar, “Jason Scheff” on bass and vocals and “Bill Champlin” on vocals and keyboards and they perform at the Gala for the President at Ford’s Theater in Washington, DC for Mr. | | | On 30 August they perform at the Dallas pop Festival in Dallas, TX. |
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| | The ARChive of Contemporary Music |
| | Lee Loughnane of the rock band Chicago, born. | | | Otis Miles, who as Otis Williams was in the Distants, the Primes, the Elgins and the original Temptations, born. |
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| | Chicago Entertainment Western Veterinary Conference |
| | In 1967, Chicago musicians Walter Parazaider, Terry Kath, Danny Seraphine, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow, Robert Lamm, and Peter Cetera formed a group with one dream, to integrate all the musical diversity from their beloved city and weave a new sound, a rock 'n' roll band with horns. | | | Their dream turned into 20 Top Ten singles, 12 Top Ten albums (five of which were #1), and sales of more than 120 million records. | | | But Benny Goodman, the King of Swing, didn't have to travel, he was born in Chicago in 1909. |
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| | Casino Travel & Tours: Shows: Chicago |
| | Together with Robert Lamm on keyboards, the original founders produce the bold, rich harmony that make their hits,"25 or 6 to 4" in particular, brilliant pieces of work. | | | Although the show consists mostly of the band's '70s hits, the band's enthusiasm makes it easy to see why it's so well liked. | | | Walt Parazaider on saxophone, Lee Loughnane on trumpet and James Pankow on trombone still serve as the band's backbone; each is flawless. |
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| | Chicago II DVD-A review on AudioRevolution.com |
| | Playing clubs and showing their musical prowess, “The Big Thing,” as they were called then, was getting a reputation as an incredible live musical unit, blowing away audiences with their blend of rock ‘n’ roll and blistering horns, something that hadn’t previously been done with this much success. | | | Chicago& founding member, Walt Parazaider, a saxophonist with aspirations toward playing in an orchestra, was the force behind the feel and composition of the album Chicago II. | | | Kath and Loughnane were both vocalists, and Cetera’s tenor fleshed out the harmonies that were soon to be one of the band’s biggest trademarks. |
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| | Chicago Is Back! - 80sxchange.com |
| | One song they don't play is their 1975 hit 'Harry Truman'. | | | Terry Kath died in 1978 from an accidental gunshot wound. | | | We played the Dallas Pop Festival but we never played the most famous one, Woodstock. |
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| | Robert Lamm in Auckland |
| | When I met Chicago that first time in January 1979, Lee was the only member of the band I wasn't photographed with. | | | It took place on Wednesday 4 February 2004 at Sky City Theatre in Auckland and featured songs from his latest solo album Subtlety and Passion (my favourite CD of 2003) as well as his past solo albums and his best known Chicago hits. | | | The band featured a few other Chicago members (Lee Loughnane, Jason Scheff and Tris Imboden), some New Zealand musicians, and Lamm's talented co-writer and co-producer on Subtlety and Passion, Hank Linderman, flown in especially from Los Angeles. |
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| | Fancy Colours - Christopher's Chicago Pages - Chicago II |
| | As with "Colour My World", Terry's vocal and Walt's flute carry the song, but add Lee and Jimmy, and plucked violins as well (a la Buddy Holly's "Raining In My Heart"). | | | Given the liner notes, this fits rather nicely. |
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| | CD Baby: THE HOWLAND/IMBODEN PROJECT: The Howland/Imboden Project |
| | Chicago fans who have wondered where this band has been, musically, pick up this record; you'll hear that the group's members (many of whom guested on the album) can STILL 'throw down'. | | | I have 2 tunes left to hear; but two songs on this disc that had me knocked out -absolutely floored; are "Don't Wake the Baby" and "Cement Mixer". | | | Keith Howland and Tris Imboden have teamed up to reawaken Chicago fans and the rest of the music world to the art of jazz. |
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| | Electra Glide in Blue |
| | James Pankow, Parazaider and Loughnane performed in the orchestra. | | | Music copyists - David Ward - M. Lee Allman - Jeffery Jones | | | That leads to a new job which seems to offer him what he wanted, but it turns out to be anything but that. |
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| | Lee Loughnane, rocker, Chicago October 21 in History |
| | Lee Loughnane, rocker, Chicago October 21 in History | | | That's what Rocky is all about : pride, reputation, and not being another bum in the neighborhood. |
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| | Guerin Prep in the News |
| | The band has had the distinction of having Top 50 chart albums in five consecutive decades, which is no surprise to John Springbrunn, band director at Guerin Prep, a long-time fan of Loughnane and the band. | | | According to Billboard chart statistics, “Chicago&; is second to the Beach Boys as the most successful American rock band of all time, and, judging by album sales, it is still among the Top Ten best-selling U.S. groups ever. | | | This special performance returns Loughnane to his local roots as a Chicagoland music student and performer. |
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| | Lee Loughnane |
| | He plays the trumpet with the group, and also is a songwriter. | | | Ever since Chicago started, Lee has been with the group and is one of the 4 remaining original members. | | | "Child's Prayer" on Chicago 25 was written by Lee. |
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| | Robert Lamm - subtlety&passion Session Notes |
| | STARTED IN NYC 1999, ONE OF THE SHORT LIVED "RL BRAZILIAN ALBUM" SONGS, IT WAS REPORTAGE Á LA "SCRAPBOOK". | | | Robert and Marty had this arrangement dialed before they brought it to me. A unique and beautiful song. | | | We put Lee on the spot at the end of one of the brass sessions to give us the cool muted trumpet bits. |
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| | ChicagoCentral |
| | Lead singer and bassist Jason Scheff, son of Jerry Scheff, who was the bassist for Elvis Presley, leads the group with his rich vocals. | | | I've done this page to showcase my most favorite band of all time, Chicago. | | | Chicago is a unique band in the sense that while maintaining a strong rock influence (these boys can JAM), they find a tasteful and almost masterful way to blend in a brass section led by the talented group of musicians that includes Lee Loughnane, Walt Parazaider, and Jimmy Pankow. |
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| | Future Disc - Sessions |
| | Future Disc was chosen as the mastering studio for this great sounding performance. | | | Shown here (l to r): Steve Hall, Paul Klingberg and Lee Loughnane, Chicago horn player. |
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| | Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Chicago 25: The Christmas Album |
| | Description: Chicago: Lee Loughnane (vocals, trumpet, flugelhorn); Robert Lamm (vocals, piano, electric piano); Bill Champlin (vocals, electric piano, organ, synthesizer, programming); Jason Scheff (vocals, keyboards, bass, programming); Keith Howland (guitar); Walt Parazaider (flute, alto & tenor saxophones); James Pankow (trombone, synthesizers); Tris Imboden (drums). | | | See your local store for the most up-to-date pricing. |
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| | dOc DVD Review: Soundstage Presents Chicago: Live in Concert (2003) |
| | After viewing the Soundstage presentation of Chicago: Live in Concert, I realized this classic band that revolutionized pop music by integrating brass into its rock 'n' roll arrangements has been around almost as long as I have—thirty-seven years to be exact, which means its original members are pushing 60. | | | Stars: Robert Lamm, Walt Parazaider, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Bill Champlin, Jason Scheff, Tris Imboden, Keith Howland |
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| | Desiree's Chicago Page |
| | Bill Champlin- Vocals, Keyboards; Keith Howland- Lead Guitar; Tris Imboden- Drums, Percussion, Programming; Robert Lamm- Vocals, Keyboards; Lee Loughnane- Trumpet; Jimmy Pankow- Trombone; Walt Parazaider- Saxophone; Jason Scheff- Bass and Lead Vocals | | | From left to right, they read: Tris Imboden, Lee Loughnane, Bill Champlin. |
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| | Articles - Chicago (band) |
| | While gaining some success as a cover band, the group worked on original songs and, in 1968, moved to Los Angeles, California under the guidance of their friend and manager James William Guercio, and signed with Columbia Records. | | | The band featured an unusual and unusually versatile line-up of instrumentalists, including saxophonist Walter Parazaider, trombonist James Pankow, and trumpet player Lee Loughnane, along with more traditional rock instruments -- guitarist Terry Kath, keyboardist Robert Lamm, drummer Danny Seraphine, and bassist Peter Cetera (who was the last to join the original group). | | | They added more members, eventually growing to seven players, and went professional as a cover band called The Big Thing. |
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| | And from my standpoint, looking from the stage, playing the music and seeing all the people smiling and having a good time - there's no greater job." | | | The woodwind player can't even call it a job; it's simply "fun." He said it's all thanks to Chicago's fans and supporters that keyboardist/vocalist Robert Lamm, trumpet player Lee Loughnane, trombone player James Pankow, keyboardist/guitarist/vocalist Bill Champlin, bassist/vocalist Jason Scheff (son of Elvis Presley's bassist, Jerry Scheff), drummer Tris Imboden, guitarist Keith Howland and Mr. | | | Lamm, guitarist/vocalist Terry Kath, drummer Danny Seraphine and bassist/vocalist Peter Cetera, he didn't think "in his wildest dreams" that he would be where he is today. |
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| | Chris Pinnick Musical Projects - Drums, Keyboards, Guitar, Percussion, Instruction, Recording, Sound Studio, Music ... |
| | Chris' guitar work has also been heard with music by John Klemmer. | | | Walter Parazaider, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Humberto Gatica, | | | James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Tris Imboden, Walter Parazaider, |
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| | Lee Loughnane: Information From Answers.com |
| | Loughnane studied music at DePaul University, where his high school band director was also the band director. | | | Lee Loughnane (born October 21, 1946 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) is a trumpet player best known for being one of the founders of the highly successful rock band Chicago. | | | Lee Loughnane is mentioned in the following topics: |
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| | Pat Simmons, Tom Johnston, Tiran Porter, John McFee | | | Jason Scheff, Walt Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, Dawayne Bailey, | | | John, Rick Vito, Johnny Lee Schell, Michael Canipe, Bob Glaub |
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| | Ted Perlman: Session Notes: Recording Chicago Live |
| | All of the horn section is original (Jimmy Pankow on trombone, Lee Loughnane on trumpet, and Walt Parazaider on woodwinds), as is Robert Lamm on keyboards and vocals. |
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| | Straight Dope Staff Report: What does the Chicago lyric "25 or 6 to 4" mean? |
| | Big Thing, incidentally, was the band name used by Robert Lamm, James Pankow, Walter Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, Terry Kath and Danny Seraphine when they first got together. | | | After some mild success, they opened for a band called The Exceptions for two weeks. | | | It's always wise to leave such big things in our hands, Dennis. |
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| | Chicago 26 - The Live Album |
| | The trio of Walter Parazaider, Lee Loughnane and James Pankow would have sounded fine without the overdubs. | | | But Chicago's horn section has played together for more than 30 years - a longer run than any other horn section. |
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| | Lee Loughnane - definition of Lee Loughnane in Encyclopedia |
| | Lee Loughnane - definition of Lee Loughnane in Encyclopedia | | | Embed a dictionary search in your own web page | | | Searchword not found in the selected dictionary, but you can try the following: |
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