Peter Cetera

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First Recording: 1981

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Chicago Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
04. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
05. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
06. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
07. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
08. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
09. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
10. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
11. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
12. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
13. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
14. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)
15. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
16. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
17. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
18. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)

Chicago Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
02. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
03. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
04. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Thunder and Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
07. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Hard To Say I’m Sorry/Get Away (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Stay the Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
12. Along Comes a Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. Remember the Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. You're the Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)

Peter Cetera Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Livin' In The Limelight (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. How Many Times (Peter Cetera, 1981)
03. Holy Moly (Peter Cetera, 1981)
04. Mona Mona (Peter Cetera, 1981)
05. On The Line (Peter Cetera, 1981)
06. Not Afraid To Cry (Peter Cetera, 1981)
07. Evil Eye (Peter Cetera, 1981)
08. Practical Man (Peter Cetera, 1981)
09. Ivy Covered Walls (Peter Cetera, 1981)

Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. I Can Feel It (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. Big Mistake (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
03. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
04. Queen Of The Masquerade Ball (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
05. Solitude/Solitaire (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
06. Wake Up To Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
07. Daddy's Girl (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
08. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
09. Only Love Knows Why (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
10. Best Of Times (One More Story, 1988)
11. One Good Woman (One More Story, 1988)
12. Peace Of Mind (One More Story, 1988)
13. Heaven Help This Lonely Man (One More Story, 1988)
14. Save Me (One More Story, 1988)
15. Body Language (There In The Dark) (One More Story, 1988)
16. You Never Listen To Me (One More Story, 1988)
17. Scheherazade (One More Story, 1988)
18. One More Story (One More Story, 1988)
19. Restless Heart (World Falling Down, 1992)
20. Even A Fool Can See (World Falling Down, 1992)
21. Wild Ways (World Falling Down, 1992)
22. World Falling Down (World Falling Down, 1992)
23. Where There's No Tomorrow (World Falling Down, 1992)
24. The End Of Camelot (One Clear Voice, 1995)
25. Apple Of Your Daddy's Eye (One Clear Voice, 1995)
26. Wanna Be There (One Clear Voice, 1995)
27. The Lucky Ones (One Clear Voice, 1995)
28. Still Getting Over You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
29. And I Think Of You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
30. She Doesn't Need Me Anymore (You're the Inspiration: A Collection, 1997)
31. Perfect World (Another Perfect World, 2001)
32. Feels Like Rain (Another Perfect World, 2001)
33. Have A Little Faith (Another Perfect World, 2001)
34. You Just Gotta Love Christmas (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
35. Something That Santa Claus Left Behind (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
36. Alone For The Holidays (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)

Songs Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. Making Love In The Afternoon (Karen Carpenter, 1979)

Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. I Stand Alone (Agnetha Faltskog, 1987)
02. Voices That Care (Voices That Care, 1991)

Posted by Roy on Monday, 07/1/2013 @ 00:17am

80 SONGS WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

Chicago Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
04. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
05. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
06. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
07. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
08. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
09. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
10. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
11. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
12. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
13. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
14. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)
15. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
16. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
17. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
18. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)

Chicago Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
02. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
03. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
04. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Thunder and Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
07. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Hard To Say I’m Sorry/Get Away (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Stay the Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
12. Along Comes a Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. Remember the Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. You're the Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)

Peter Cetera Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Livin' In The Limelight (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. How Many Times (Peter Cetera, 1981)
03. Holy Moly (Peter Cetera, 1981)
04. Mona Mona (Peter Cetera, 1981)
05. On The Line (Peter Cetera, 1981)
06. Not Afraid To Cry (Peter Cetera, 1981)
07. Evil Eye (Peter Cetera, 1981)
08. Practical Man (Peter Cetera, 1981)
09. Ivy Covered Walls (Peter Cetera, 1981)

Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. I Can Feel It (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. Big Mistake (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
03. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
04. Queen Of The Masquerade Ball (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
05. Solitude/Solitaire (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
06. Wake Up To Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
07. Daddy's Girl (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
08. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
09. Only Love Knows Why (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
10. Best Of Times (One More Story, 1988)
11. One Good Woman (One More Story, 1988)
12. Peace Of Mind (One More Story, 1988)
13. Heaven Help This Lonely Man (One More Story, 1988)
14. Save Me (One More Story, 1988)
15. Body Language (There In The Dark) (One More Story, 1988)
16. You Never Listen To Me (One More Story, 1988)
17. Scheherazade (One More Story, 1988)
18. One More Story (One More Story, 1988)
19. Restless Heart (World Falling Down, 1992)
20. Even A Fool Can See (World Falling Down, 1992)
21. World Falling Down (World Falling Down, 1992)
22. Where There's No Tomorrow (World Falling Down, 1992)
23. The End Of Camelot (One Clear Voice, 1995)
24. Apple Of Your Daddy's Eye (One Clear Voice, 1995)
25. Wanna Be There (One Clear Voice, 1995)
26. The Lucky Ones (One Clear Voice, 1995)
27. Still Getting Over You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
28. And I Think Of You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
29. She Doesn't Need Me Anymore (You're the Inspiration: A Collection, 1997)
30. Perfect World (Another Perfect World, 2001)
31. Feels Like Rain (Another Perfect World, 2001)
32. Have A Little Faith (Another Perfect World, 2001)
33. You Just Gotta Love Christmas (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
34. Something That Santa Claus Left Behind (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
35. Alone For The Holidays (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)

Songs Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. Making Love In The Afternoon (Karen Carpenter, 1979)

Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. I Stand Alone (Agnetha Faltskog, 1987)
02. Voices That Care (Voices That Care, 1991)

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 08/15/2013 @ 04:23am

Six of the seven Peter Cetera studio albums are pure pop rock and love balladry albums. His second album though is a whole other story. Solitude/Solitaire (produced by Michael Omartian) is mostly an upbeat synth album, with the exception of the number one hits, Glory of Love and Next Time I Fall, and another track called Only Love Knows Why, which sounds like a knock-off of Glory of Love. Solitude/Solitaire is my favourite Peter Cetera album, but I would have placed the songs on the album in a different order. 5 of the 9 songs on the album sound like they could have been used in a strip club movie with a pole dancer: Big Mistake, They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To, Queen of the Masquerade Ball, Solitude/Solitaire and Wake Up To Love. Daddy's Girl was used in the Three Men and a Baby movie. My favourite track on the Solitude/Solitaire album is Wake Up To Love. You should check it out, it will really get you in the mood. Whenever I go to a strip club I pay the DJ to play Wake Up To Love while the stripper is pole dancing on stage. The song could have been used in Flashdance.

Peter Cetera's third solo album, his second after leaving Chicago, was called One More Story. 7 of the 10 tracks on the album are upbeat: One Good Woman, Best of Times, Body Language (There In The Dark), Peace of Mind, Save Me, You Never Listen To Me, and Scheherazade. The rest are ballads. When I first heard the Arabic intro to Desert Rose by Sting performed by Cheb Mami in 2001 I thought to myself, "Hey, Peter Cetera did that 13 years earlier with Scheherazade (Madonna on backing vocals). Made me wish he had made a music video for it with Madonna the way Sting did for Desert Rose with Cheb Mami. I have not been able to find anyone who could tell me what the Arabic words are for the opening of Scheherazade, or who is singing it. Maybe it's Peter Cetera himself. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd plays guitar on You Never Listen To Me. Bonnie Raitt plays guitar on Save Me. Album produced by Patrick Leonard. Body Language (There In The Dark) is about sleeping with prostitutes or any stranger you meet on the street or in a club. Check it out.

Peter Cetera's fourth solo album was his best. World Falling Down was released in 1992, the same year that Leonard Cohen released The Future, Elton John released The One, 'Weird Al' Yankovic released Off The Deep End and Go West released Indian Summer and I was in 7th and 8th grade. World Falling Down was recorded in London, which would explain how Peter Sinfield of King Crimson got involved in this project, as well as two of Elton John's lyricists: Bernie Taupin and Gary Osborne. For World Falling Down, Peter Sinfield co-wrote Have You Ever Been In Love, while Bernie Taupin wrote the lyrics for Dip Your Wings, and Gary Osborne co-wrote The Last Place God Made. Joseph Williams of Toto and son of STAR WARS conductor John Williams co-wrote Man In Me. The album was produced by Andy Hill. Unlike his three previous albums in which he wrote most of the songs, Peter Cetera only wrote four of the ten songs on World Falling Down: World Falling Down, Where There's No Tomorrow and the hit singles, Restless Heart and Even A Fool Can See. The third hit was the second single, Feels Like Heaven, a duet with Chaka Khan. The music video for Restless Heart features Peter Cetera's daughter, Claire.

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 11/27/2013 @ 12:22pm

Roy,

I've actually wondered who did that opening line in Scheherazade myself. While Cheb Mami sang the opening of "Desert Rose" in Algerian Arabic, you may have a better shot finding out the meaning of the words in "Scherezade" by looking for a Persian origin. That opening line doesn't sound like Arabic of any major dialect to my ears. It sounds like an American singing Persian.

It also sounds an awful lot like Cetera to my ears. Whoever is singing doesn't go for a traditional Persian sound, and seems to have a fuller more Westernized voice, and that weird trademark echo like rest on higher notes that I associate with Cetera. Which leads me to think it was him.

If I had to take a stab at the words I might point at the opening lines from the story collections of Arabian Nights which is what Scheherazde famously narrated to save her own life. So maybe something from the Persian version of that. Cetera was pretty damn clever so I wouldn't be surprised if he tipped his hat to that legend in a song named after that Queen.

Although I want to add I think Cetera gets some unnecessary hate for his Pop music, the man was a great collaborator and respected so many musicians.

Posted by Chris F. on Wednesday, 11/27/2013 @ 12:57pm

Right, Persian!

The Way I Listen To Solitude/Solitaire

01. Big Mistake
02. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To
03. Queen of the Masquerade Ball
04. Solitude/Solitaire
05. Wake Up To Love
06. Daddy's Girl
07. The Next Time I Fall
08. Glory of Love
09. Only Love Knows Why

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 11/27/2013 @ 14:14pm

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x11eio1_peter-cetera-interview-86_music

1986 Cover Story - Peter Cetera Interview - Video

Beach Boys talk about Peter Cetera's voice and his departure from Chicago

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 12/10/2013 @ 19:30pm

Peter Cetera's fifth solo album, his fourth after leaving Chicago, was 1995's One Clear Voice, which was later re-released in 2005 as Faithfully. The album follows in the same vein as 1992's World Falling Down. Includes duets with actress Crystal Bernard of Wings, and country singer Ronna Reeves. Includes a remake of Chicago's Happy Man, which was written by Peter Cetera. Best songs on the album were The End of Camelot and Faithfully. Includes remake of ABBA's S.O.S. I Wanna Take Forever Tonight co-written by Eric Carmen. The song, One Clear Voice could have been used for an AT&T telephone commercial.

Posted by Roy on Monday, 06/9/2014 @ 23:55pm

33 CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

Chicago Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
04. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
05. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
06. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
07. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
08. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
09. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
10. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
11. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
12. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
13. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
14. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)
15. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
16. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
17. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
18. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)

Chicago Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
02. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
03. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
04. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Thunder And Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
07. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
12. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. Remember The Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)

THE 1970s: CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN AND CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
04. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
05. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
06. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
07. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
08. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
09. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
10. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
11. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
12. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
13. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
14. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
15. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
16. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
17. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)

THE 1980s: CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN AND CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
02. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
03. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
04. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Thunder And Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
07. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
12. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. Remember The Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
16. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)

Posted by Roy on Monday, 09/8/2014 @ 18:41pm

The man is one of Rock's all time greatest vocalists and not only one of Rock's all time greatest bass players but is also one of Jazz's all time greatest bass players.

I have a challenge question about both Chicago and Peter Cetera. If they were nominated would their peers vote them in? Before you answer that question you might want to do a little homework first. Remember that before Chicago PC was in a group called the Exceptions. Who have they collaborated with? Who have they peformed with? Who has covered their songs? (If you leave Me Now has more than 100 covers) Now look at that list and start checking who has Grammies and who is already in the RRHOF.

Posted by Zuzu on Friday, 01/16/2015 @ 16:45pm

Yeah, first Chicago would have to get in. Good luck with that.

On some perspective, it took years for Genesis to get in. Only four years after, Peter Gabriel got in. So you never know. Peter Cetera didn't really do much besides being the singer-songwriter/adult contemporary type of guy.

Posted by Jason Voigt on Saturday, 07/11/2015 @ 11:58am

Andy Hill, who produced World Falling Down and One Clear Voice is the same Andy Hill of the British pop group Bucks Fizz.

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 09/13/2015 @ 16:25pm

Chicago/Peter Cetera: The Ballads/Singles (1982-1995)

01. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago/Peter Cetera)
02. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago/Peter Cetera)
03. Hold Me ‘Til The Morning Comes (Paul Anka/Peter Cetera)
04. Hard Habit To Break (Chicago/Peter Cetera/Bill Champlin)
05. You’re The Inspiration (Chicago/Peter Cetera)
06. Glory Of Love (Peter Cetera)
07. The Next Time I Fall (Peter Cetera/Amy Grant)
08. Will You Still Love Me? (Chicago/Jason Scheff/Bill Champlin)
09. I Don’t Wanna Live Without Your Love (Chicago/Bill Champlin)
10. Look Away (Chicago/Bill Champlin)
11. What Kind Of Man Would I Be? (Chicago/Jason Scheff)
12. I Wasn’t The One (Who Said Goodbye) (Agnetha Faltskog/Peter Cetera)
13. One Good Woman (Peter Cetera)
14. After All (Cher/Peter Cetera)
15. Restless Heart (Peter Cetera)
16. Feels Like Heaven (Peter Cetera/Chaka Khan)
17. Even A Fool Can See (Peter Cetera)
18. (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight (Peter Cetera/Crystal Bernard)

Posted by Roy on Friday, 12/11/2015 @ 10:41am

The 2016 Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer, Peter Cetera!!

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 12/17/2015 @ 09:02am

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/videos/flashback-peter-cetera-honors-the-glory-of-karate-kids-love-20160414#ixzz45qa7Jyeb

Flashback: Peter Cetera Honors the 'Glory' of Karate Kid's Love
Former Chicago frontman rode 1986 single "The Glory of Love" to top of charts and Academy Awards
By Andy Greene April 14, 2016

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 04/14/2016 @ 19:38pm

THE 2016 ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE PETER CETERA OF CHICAGO

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Posted by Roy on Saturday, 04/30/2016 @ 14:16pm

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Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/7/2016 @ 06:16am

The Exceptions

Kal David Raskin * Marty Grebb * Peter Cetera * Denny Ebert

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/21/2016 @ 08:23am

The Exceptions

Kal David Raskin * Marty Grebb * Peter Cetera * Denny Ebert * Jimmy Vincent

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/21/2016 @ 08:25am

THE DIRECTORS OF PETER CETERA'S MUSIC VIDEOS (1986-1997)

01. Glory Of Love directed by Peter Sinclair
02. The Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant) directed by Dominic Sena
03. Big Mistake directed by Dominic Sena
04. I Wasn't The One (Who Said Goodbye) (with Agnetha Faltskog) directed by ??????
05. One Good Woman directed by ??????
06. Best Of Times directed by Jim Yukich
07. Voices That Care (with Voices That Care) directed by Jim Yukich
08. Restless Heart directed by Piers Plowden
09. Feels Like Heaven (with Chaka Khan) directed by Piers Plowden
10. (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight (with Crystal Bernard) directed by Steven R. Monroe
11. Hard To Say I'm Sorry (with Az Yet) directed by Cameron Casey and Bille Woodruff
12. You're The Inspiration (with Az Yet) directed by Steven R. Monroe

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 08/7/2016 @ 23:01pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RAgplK1iuQ

Peter Cetera - My Musical Journey

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 09/10/2016 @ 22:22pm

THE DIRECTORS OF PETER CETERA'S MUSIC VIDEOS (1986-1997)

01. Glory Of Love directed by Peter Sinclair
02. The Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant) directed by Dominic Sena
03. Big Mistake directed by Dominic Sena
04. I Wasn't The One (Who Said Goodbye) (with Agnetha Faltskog) directed by ??????
05. One Good Woman directed by ??????
06. Best Of Times directed by Jim Yukich
07. Voices That Care (with Voices That Care) directed by David S. Jackson and Jim Yukich
08. Restless Heart directed by Piers Plowden
09. Feels Like Heaven (with Chaka Khan) directed by Piers Plowden
10. (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight (with Crystal Bernard) directed by Steven R. Monroe
11. Hard To Say I'm Sorry (with Az Yet) directed by Cameron Casey and Bille Woodruff
12. You're The Inspiration (with Az Yet) directed by Steven R. Monroe

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 10/4/2016 @ 20:22pm

http://songhall.org/news/entry/songwriters_hall_of_fame_2017_nominees_for_induction_announced

Peter Cetera is nominated for the 2017 Songwriters Hall Of Fame.

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 10/27/2016 @ 03:57am

Pretty Woman Original Soundtrack (1990)

Track # 7: No Explanation by Peter Cetera

Written by Linda Thompson-Jenner, Bill LaBounty, David Foster and Beckie Foster

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 10/30/2016 @ 20:43pm

Peter Cetera Studio Albums

01. 1982 Peter Cetera (Produced by Jim Boyer)
02. 1986 Solitude/Solitaire (Produced by Michael Omartian)
03. 1988 One More Story (Produced by Patrick Leonard)
04. 1992 World Falling Down (Produced by Andy Hill, David Foster)
05. 1995 One Clear Voice (Produced by Andy Hill)
06. 2001 Another Perfect World (Produced by Michael Omartian)
07. 2004 You Just Gotta Love Christmas (Produced by Tony Harrell)

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 10/30/2016 @ 21:16pm

Peter Cetera is a 2017 Songwriters Hall Of Fame Inductee

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 02/22/2017 @ 19:57pm

http://chicagotheband.us/forum/topics/the-2017-songwriters-hall-of-fame-nominees

Reply by Debbie Brusveen on Tuesday
Check out his twitter posts on the Song Hall at peter cetera@tweetercetera
Posts from march 9, 2017. He talks about it a lot. It made me sad.

PETER CETERA'S TWITTER IS PRIVATE

I AM WAITING FOR HIM TO ACCEPT ME AS A FOLLOWER SO I CAN SEE WHAT HE HAD TO SAY ABOUT THE 2017 SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME

It appears Peter Cetera is not going to attend that ceremony either. I guess the Song Hall won't let him perform separately from Chicago.

I'll have to wait and see what he posted!

https://twitter.com/tweetercetera

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 04/9/2017 @ 19:28pm

http://songhall.org/news/entry/songwriters_hall_of_fame_announces_2017_inductees

If you look at the Song Hall website now, they removed Peter Cetera's name and picture from the inductees. I can't believe he wouldn't want to accept and be grateful for such a high honor. This would be denying your legacy because you can't get along with your former band mates. What an asshl.

I can tell you exactly what is going on. Berry Gordy was announced as an inductee to the 2016 Songwriters Hall of Fame, but he could not attend, so his induction was deferred to 2017. I think this is what Peter Cetera is doing. He doesn't want to be in the same room with the other members of Chicago, so he asked the Songwriters Hall of Fame to defer his induction to 2018, so he can perform alone.

I really hope this is the case.

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 04/11/2017 @ 05:56am

Peter Cetera wants the Songwriters Hall of Fame to treat him exactly the same way they treated Paul McCartney and Phil Collins. Peter Cetera wants his induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame to count for both, his work with Chicago and his solo career. He wants to perform songs from both periods at the ceremony. I hope this is the case and he gets defered to 2018.

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 04/11/2017 @ 22:21pm

Peter Cetera said on twitter that the Song Hall would not induct him unless he attended/performed at their ceremony. Then he said that he suspected something when they weren't inducting him individually but as part of Chicago. Then he said sorry I don't do reunions. Very sad! Unlike the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, the Songwriters Hall Of Fame won't mail you your trophy. You either attend the ceremony, or you won't be inducted. So Peter Cetera is not being deferred for 2018. Will the Songwriters Hall of Fame nominate Peter Cetera again, next time for his entire career, with and without Chicago? That's unknown!

Posted by Roy on Friday, 04/14/2017 @ 07:56am

Peter is singing to about 5 layered tracks of his voice. each one slightly detuned. Its why he sounds so amazing, and why 99% of musicians we hear in concert today are frauds.

Sequencer. He's singing along to 5+ slightly detuned pre-recorded tracks of his voice to make it sound 'fatter.' surprised you kids don't pick up on this.

Posted by Azer on Saturday, 04/29/2017 @ 07:24am

There are plenty of videos and recordings of his live performances. There are several artist that have said he has a great voice and there are several artist that have worked with him after Chicago.

Personally I prefer to listen to his live versions. I feel the studio versions don't capture what I enjoy most about his voice.

Posted by Zuzu on Saturday, 04/29/2017 @ 21:21pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eXz_59Unog

Peter Cetera Done With Chicago After Declining Another Reunion at Songwriters Hall Of Fame

VIDEO!

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/11/2017 @ 06:56am

It's still not clear if Peter Cetera will be given a deferral by the Songwriters Hall of Fame and be inducted in 2018!

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/11/2017 @ 07:02am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTdqfmkKHb0

New Peter Cetera interview - June 12, 2017

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 06/13/2017 @ 23:32pm

https://www.axs.com/varese-sarabande-cuts-the-greatest-peter-cetera-comp-yet-119146

Varese Sarabande cuts the greatest Peter Cetera comp yet

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 06/14/2017 @ 22:49pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-8kYqonlaU

Peter Cetera Bails On His Former Band Mates Again!

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 06/14/2017 @ 22:59pm

Peter Cetera will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 2018, if he attends, and I bet you he will get David Foster to present him.

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/17/2017 @ 06:37am

SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
PRESENTED BY PETER CETERA

01. 1993: Paul Anka
02. 2010: David Foster

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/17/2017 @ 08:31am

PETER CETERA WILL EVENTUALLY BE INDUCTED INTO THE SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME WHENEVER HE CAN ATTEND THE CEREMONY

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80 SONGS WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

THE 1970s: CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
04. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
05. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
06. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
07. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
08. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
09. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
10. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
11. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
12. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
13. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
14. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
15. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
16. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
17. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)

THE 1980s: CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
02. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
03. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
04. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Thunder And Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
07. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
12. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Remember The Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)
16. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)

CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
04. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
05. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
06. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
07. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
08. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
09. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
10. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
11. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
12. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
13. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
14. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)
15. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
16. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
17. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
18. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)

CHICAGO SONGS CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
02. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
03. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
04. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
05. Thunder And Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
06. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
07. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
09. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
10. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
11. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
12. Remember The Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
13. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
14. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)
15. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)

Peter Cetera Songs Written By Peter Cetera

01. Livin' In The Limelight (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. How Many Times (Peter Cetera, 1981)
03. Holy Moly (Peter Cetera, 1981)
04. Mona Mona (Peter Cetera, 1981)
05. On The Line (Peter Cetera, 1981)
06. Not Afraid To Cry (Peter Cetera, 1981)
07. Evil Eye (Peter Cetera, 1981)
08. Practical Man (Peter Cetera, 1981)
09. Ivy Covered Walls (Peter Cetera, 1981)

Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera

01. I Can Feel It (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. Big Mistake (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
03. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
04. Queen Of The Masquerade Ball (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
05. Solitude/Solitaire (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
06. Wake Up To Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
07. Daddy's Girl (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
08. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
09. Only Love Knows Why (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
10. Best Of Times (One More Story, 1988)
11. One Good Woman (One More Story, 1988)
12. Peace Of Mind (One More Story, 1988)
13. Heaven Help This Lonely Man (One More Story, 1988)
14. Save Me (One More Story, 1988)
15. Body Language (There In The Dark) (One More Story, 1988)
16. You Never Listen To Me (One More Story, 1988)
17. Scheherazade (One More Story, 1988)
18. One More Story (One More Story, 1988)
19. Restless Heart (World Falling Down, 1992)
20. Even A Fool Can See (World Falling Down, 1992)
21. World Falling Down (World Falling Down, 1992)
22. Where There's No Tomorrow (World Falling Down, 1992)
23. The End Of Camelot (One Clear Voice, 1995)
24. Apple Of Your Daddy's Eye (One Clear Voice, 1995)
25. Wanna Be There (One Clear Voice, 1995)
26. The Lucky Ones (One Clear Voice, 1995)
27. Still Getting Over You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
28. And I Think Of You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
29. She Doesn't Need Me Anymore (You're the Inspiration: A Collection, 1997)
30. Perfect World (Another Perfect World, 2001)
31. Feels Like Rain (Another Perfect World, 2001)
32. Have A Little Faith (Another Perfect World, 2001)
33. You Just Gotta Love Christmas (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
34. Something That Santa Claus Left Behind (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
35. Alone For The Holidays (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)

Songs Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. Making Love In The Afternoon (Karen Carpenter, 1979)

Songs Co-Written By Peter Cetera For Other Artists

01. I Stand Alone (Agnetha Faltskog, 1987)
02. Voices That Care (Voices That Care, 1991)

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/17/2017 @ 08:41am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fC0XYseeww

Peter Cetera inducts David Foster - Songwriters Hall of Fame 2010

VIDEO

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/17/2017 @ 08:51am

80 SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

33 CHICAGO SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Where Do We Go From Here? (Chicago, 1970)
02. What Else Can I Say? (Chicago III, 1971)
03. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
04. In Terms Of Two (Chicago VI, 1973)
05. Feelin’ Stronger Everyday (Chicago VI, 1973)
06. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
07. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
08. Anyway You Want (Chicago VIII, 1975)
09. Hideaway (Chicago VIII, 1975)
10. Mama Mama (Chicago X, 1976)
11. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
12. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
13. Little Miss Lovin’ (Hot Streets, 1978)
14. Gone Long Gone (Hot Streets, 1978)
15. No Tell Lover (Hot Streets, 1978)
16. Mama Take (Chicago 13, 1979)
17. Loser With A Broken Heart (Chicago 13, 1979)
18. Upon Arrival (Chicago XIV, 1980)
19. Song For You (Chicago XIV, 1980)
20. Where Did The Lovin’ Go? (Chicago XIV, 1980)
21. Hold On (Chicago XIV, 1980)
22. Overnight Café (Chicago XIV, 1980)
23. Thunder And Lightning (Chicago XIV, 1980)
24. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
25. Chains (Chicago 16, 1982)
26. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
27. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
28. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
29. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
30. Remember The Feeling (Chicago 17, 1984)
31. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
32. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)
33. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)

44 PETER CETERA SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA

01. Livin' In The Limelight (Peter Cetera, 1981)
02. I Can Feel It (Peter Cetera, 1981)
03. How Many Times (Peter Cetera, 1981)
04. Holy Moly (Peter Cetera, 1981)
05. Mona Mona (Peter Cetera, 1981)
06. On The Line (Peter Cetera, 1981)
07. Not Afraid To Cry (Peter Cetera, 1981)
08. Evil Eye (Peter Cetera, 1981)
09. Practical Man (Peter Cetera, 1981)
10. Ivy Covered Walls (Peter Cetera, 1981)
11. Big Mistake (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
12. They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
13. Queen Of The Masquerade Ball (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
14. Solitude/Solitaire (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
15. Wake Up To Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
16. Daddy's Girl (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
17. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
18. Only Love Knows Why (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
19. Best Of Times (One More Story, 1988)
20. One Good Woman (One More Story, 1988)
21. Peace Of Mind (One More Story, 1988)
22. Heaven Help This Lonely Man (One More Story, 1988)
23. Save Me (One More Story, 1988)
24. Body Language (There In The Dark) (One More Story, 1988)
25. You Never Listen To Me (One More Story, 1988)
26. Scheherazade (One More Story, 1988)
27. One More Story (One More Story, 1988)
28. Restless Heart (World Falling Down, 1992)
29. Even A Fool Can See (World Falling Down, 1992)
30. World Falling Down (World Falling Down, 1992)
31. Where There's No Tomorrow (World Falling Down, 1992)
32. The End Of Camelot (One Clear Voice, 1995)
33. Apple Of Your Daddy's Eye (One Clear Voice, 1995)
34. Wanna Be There (One Clear Voice, 1995)
35. The Lucky Ones (One Clear Voice, 1995)
36. Still Getting Over You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
37. And I Think Of You (One Clear Voice, 1995)
38. She Doesn't Need Me Anymore (You're the Inspiration: A Collection, 1997)
39. Perfect World (Another Perfect World, 2001)
40. Feels Like Rain (Another Perfect World, 2001)
41. Have A Little Faith (Another Perfect World, 2001)
42. You Just Gotta Love Christmas (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
43. Something That Santa Claus Left Behind (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)
44. Alone For The Holidays (You Just Gotta Love Christmas, 2004)

SONGS WRITTEN OR CO-WRITTEN BY PETER CETERA FOR OTHER ARTISTS

01. Making Love In The Afternoon (Karen Carpenter, 1979)
02. I Stand Alone (Agnetha Faltskog, 1987)
03. Voices That Care (Voices That Care, 1991)

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/17/2017 @ 09:45am

Peter Cetera Albums

01. 1982: Peter Cetera
02. 1986: Solitude/Solitaire
03. 1988: One More Story
04. 1992: World Falling Down
05. 1995: One Clear Voice
06. 1997: You're The Inspiration: A Collection
07. 2001: Another Perfect World
08. 2004: You Just Gotta Love Christmas
09. 2005: Faithfully
10. 2017: The Very Best Of Peter Cetera

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/18/2017 @ 20:53pm

Unfortunately, The Very Best of Peter Cetera will not be made available on iTunes. Varese Sarabande only has the physical CD rights to the album.

Posted by Roy on Monday, 06/19/2017 @ 23:54pm

The Top 13 Songs Written by Peter Cetera

01. If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X, 1976)
02. Baby, What A Big Surprise (Chicago XI, 1977)
03. Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
04. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, Karate Kid II, 1986)
05. You're The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)
06. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
07. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI, 1973)
09. Wishing You Were Here (Chicago VII, 1974)
10. Lowdown (Chicago III, 1971)
11. Happy Man (Chicago VII, 1974)
12. One Good Woman (One More Story, 1988)
13. Restless Heart (World Falling Down, 1992)

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/25/2017 @ 08:17am

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THE VERY BEST OF PETER CETERA

Peter Cetera ruled the airwaves with a string of hit singles as the last half of the ‘80s gave way to the ‘90s -- many of which became contemporary standards. This lasting legacy had its humble beginnings some thirty years prior: at the age of twelve, the future singer/songwriter had his first moment in the spotlight when his accordion skills won first prize at a local talent show. His radio debut occurred when a recording of the show was broadcast the following week. Unfortunately, the Cetera family didn’t have an FM receiver at the time, so they had to wait awhile to enjoy that experience.

A few years later, Peter finally bought the instrument he had originally requested and was playing guitar in a few bands throughout his high school years. As the bassist for Kal David and The Exceptions, he made his vinyl debut in 1964 with a cover of The Clovers’ “Searchin’” backed with a Jackie DeShannon song, “Daydreaming Of You,” on Vee-Jay’s Tollie subsidiary. “Come On Home” / “Dancing Danny” would emerge nearly a year later, and while the single did little to improve the band’s -- or the floundering Vee-Jay’s -- fortunes, the a-side provided Cetera with his first writing credit.

Kal David decamped shortly thereafter and Peter and Marty Grebb kept the band busy doing studio work behind some of Vee-Jay’s legendary soul stars. Rebilled as The Exceptions, they were prolific in 1966: they released an EP entitled Rock ‘N’ Mass for the local Flair label, an excellent cover of Dick Campbell’s “Ask Me If I Care” for Mercury produced by Lou Reizner, and another 45 -- a Grebb original called “As Far As I Can See” backed with a cover of The Beach Boys’ “The Girl From New York City” -- for the legendary Quill label. This last single grabbed the attention of Capitol Records who reissued it the following year, but by then Marty Grebb had already joined The Buckinghams.

With Peter the only original member, the name was singularized to The Exception and two more singles for Capitol came and went. One evening, The Exception played the opening of a Chicago club, sharing the bill with The Big Thing, a band looking for a new bassist. Peter took the job. The Big Thing signed to Columbia and became Chicago Transit Authority, and one of the biggest selling acts of the ‘70s was born.

The seeds of Peter’s first solo album were sown at a time of waning success and big changes for Chicago. Peter recently described the band’s music as the Seventies came to a close as “pseudo jazz,” and he was anxious to step away from it. In 1981, as the band took a brief hiatus after leaving their long-time label, Columbia, for Warner Bros.’ Full Moon imprint, he took the opportunity to record his self-titled debut. The uncharacteristically heavy “Livin’ In The Limelight” was produced as the first single, but its standing at pop radio failed to match its #6 placing on the Mainstream Rock listings. The label issued an edited version of “On The Line” before moving on to the promotion of Chicago 16. That album brought the band back to platinum status on the strengths of the Cetera and David Foster co-writes “Love Me Tomorrow” and Hard To Say I’m Sorry,” the latter which became the act’s second #1 pop hit after “If You Leave Me Now” -- another Cetera composition.

Chicago’s return to the airwaves and upper reaches of the Top 40 with songs primarily penned and sung by Peter Cetera led to him becoming the face of the band in videos aimed at an audience too young to know much about the act’s history. It seemed to be the perfect time for Peter to re-launch a separate career, which would allow him time for a solo album in between Chicago releases. While that sort of arrangement was reaping big rewards for both Phil Collins and Genesis (as well as their record companies), the other members of Chicago, their management, and their label all balked at the idea. When presented with a document requiring a commitment to the band’s next album and tour, he agreed under the assumption that once those commitments were met, he would be allowed his solo turn. However, after the release and promotion of Chicago 17 and its four Top 20 singles, Peter was again asked to set aside his solo plans for the sake of the band, and this time it was he who balked. Faced with another ultimatum, he stood firm and his time with the band came to an end.

Shortly after his departure, Peter was approached by the producers of the upcoming Rocky IV to write the theme song, but the result ultimately went unused. When The Karate Kid 2 team approached him for a contribution, he made some changes to the lyric and “Glory Of Love” became the movie theme and a highlight of his new solo album. Cetera’s timing couldn’t have been better: the single and accompanying video that featured scenes from the movie were released in May, allowing time for radio and MTV to catch on just as advertisements for the film began to saturate all media outlets. When the Solitude/Solitaire album and the Karate Kid 2 movie were released within days of each other at the end of June, the single was already climbing up the Hot 100 on its way to a two-week stay at #1. To capitalize on the success, the label remixed “The Next Time I Fall,” Peter’s duet with Amy Grant, and it too topped the Hot 100. While “Big Mistake” and “Only Love Knows Why” were extracted next, they didn’t match the peaks of their predecessors. Solitude/Solitaire was an undeniable success, peaking at #23 on the Billboard album chart, receiving gold record certification within months of its release, and continuing to sell steadily enough to reach platinum status fifteen years later. Adding to the prestige, “Glory Of Love” received nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and a Grammy. “The Next Time I Fall” also garnered a Grammy nod.

A true rarity in his canon is “Stay With Me,” Peter’s contribution to a Japanese film entitled Princess Of The Moon. Peter and his good friend, Bobby Caldwell (who also penned “The Next Time I Fall”), co-produced the track, but with no U.S. distribution of the film, the song was never released in the States. The single version -- issued only in Japan and Germany -- is included here, along with Peter’s ode to his daughter, “Daddy’s Girl,” which was featured on the flipside, and understandably remains a favorite of the artist.

For his next album, One More Story, Peter chose Patrick Leonard to co-produce. Leonard was an extremely hot commodity after his work on Madonna’s mega-platinum True Blue LP. “One Good Woman” was released in July 1988, preceding the album by a few weeks, and was enthusiastically embraced at pop radio, ultimately climbing to #4. Taking note of the lyric “You could read me like a book, like a fortune teller,” it should come as no surprise to learn that the song was originally commissioned for the film Big, but inexplicably didn’t make the final cut. 1988 was a year of many changes in pop music, which may be why the next single, “Best Of Times,” didn’t find an audience, but the album track “Save Me” is one of Peter’s most recognizable songs thanks to its later use as the opening theme to Baywatch.

It would be six months before his next record began to blanket the airwaves. Another film-related song and another duet, “After All” was the love theme from Chances Are, a romantic comedy starring Cybill Shepherd and Robert Downey, Jr. Teamed up with the legendary Cher, the power of the two iconic voices together proved too strong to be denied and the ballad became a Top 10 hit and Adult Contemporary chart-topper, despite the underwhelming reception the film received at the box office.

Taking time off to adjust to some major changes in his life, three years passed before World Falling Down hit the shops amid the rise of hip-hop and the glory days of grunge. The album brought Bucks Fizz producer Andy Hill into the collaborative fold and reunited Peter with Chicago producer David Foster. Accompanied by a beautiful video that included his daughter Claire, the album’s first single “Restless Heart” topped out at #35 on the Pop chart, but became Peter’s fifth and final number one at Adult Contemporary. “Feels Like Heaven,” a duet with busy label-mate Chaka Khan, and “Even A Fool Can See” followed but had little impact on the Hot 100 despite being huge A/C hits. The Full Moon label having finally folded, Peter and Warner Bros. parted ways shortly thereafter.

As an original member of Chicago, Peter was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2016 and the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 2017, and continues to perform to rapturous crowds throughout the world. He is often surprised to discover that the songs of his 50+-year career still mean so much to so many.

--Larry R Watts w/Bill Pitzonka
(With thanks to David A Thimsen. Special thanks to Peter Cetera for his time and remembrances.)

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/25/2017 @ 15:00pm

CHICAGO ALBUMS WITHOUT PETER CETERA AND PETER CETERA SOLO ALBUMS COMBINED AND RANKED FROM BEST TO WORST

01. 1992: World Falling Down by Peter Cetera
02. 2008: Chicago XXXII: Stone Of Sisyphus (Recorded in 1993)
03. 1988: One More Story by Peter Cetera
04. 2014: Chicago XXXVI: Now
05. 2006: Chicago XXX
06. 1995: One Clear Voice by Peter Cetera
07. 2001: Another Perfect World by Peter Cetera
08. 1986: Solitude/Solitaire by Peter Cetera
09. 1987: Chicago 18
10. 1988: Chicago 19
11. 1991: Chicago Twenty 1

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 07/1/2017 @ 20:42pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dARcOrl2_IA

Peter Cetera You Are A Moron: 2017 Version

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 07/2/2017 @ 21:01pm

Chicago and Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written by David Foster

01. Waiting For You To Decide (Chicago 16, 1982)
02. Bad Advice (Chicago 16, 1982)
03. Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Chicago 16, 1982)
04. Follow Me (Chicago 16, 1982)
05. What Can I Say (Chicago 16, 1982)
06. Rescue You (Chicago 16, 1982)
07. Love Me Tomorrow (Chicago 16, 1982)
08. Stay The Night (Chicago 17, 1984)
09. Only You (Chicago 17, 1984)
10. You’re The Inspiration (Chicago 17, 1984)
11. Please Hold On (Chicago 17, 1984)
12. Good For Nothing (USA For Africa, 1985)
13. Glory Of Love (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
14. Will You Still Love Me (Chicago 18, 1986)
15. It’s Alright (Chicago 18, 1986)
16. Save Me (One More Story, 1988)
17. No Explanation (Pretty Woman Soundtrack, 1990)

Chicago and Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written by Bobby Caldwell

01. The Next Time I Fall (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
02. Niagara Falls (Chicago 18, 1986)
03. Stay With Me (Princess Of The Moon Soundtrack, 1987)
04. What Kind Of Man Would I Be? (Chicago 19, 1988)

Chicago and Peter Cetera Songs Co-Written by Mark Goldenberg

01. Along Comes A Woman (Chicago 17, 1984)
02. Prima Donna (Chicago 17, 1984)
03. Daddy’s Girl (Solitude/Solitaire, 1986)
04. Even A Fool Can See (World Falling Down, 1992)
05. Feels Like Heaven (World Falling Down , 1992)

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 07/8/2017 @ 20:29pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrJYK3FaMa4

Peter Cetera Moves Farther Away From Chicago & Looks For Duets Partner

Steve Winwood, Paul McCartney

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 07/15/2017 @ 02:52am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgDXwwa96_4

Peter Cetera Gives Hope To Steve Perry Fans

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 07/27/2017 @ 14:12pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCOfpMu-xwA

Why Peter Cetera Left Chicago

Posted by Roy on Friday, 07/28/2017 @ 09:40am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAWNCeCYIXY

Chicago - Peter Cetera Interview

Posted by Roy on Friday, 07/28/2017 @ 09:49am

Really, who the F CARES at this point???

Posted by EDS on Saturday, 07/29/2017 @ 11:10am

At this point????

That's the problem.

One of Rock's all time greatest bass players and one of Rock's all time greatest vocalists not nominated - you have got to be kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This Wis exactly why Jann Wenner's glass house of Pei is operating in the red.

Posted by Zuzu on Sunday, 07/30/2017 @ 12:15pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYTZnJ1W_MY

Peter Cetera Versus Steve Perry

Posted by Roy on Monday, 08/28/2017 @ 07:52am

PETER CETERA TURNS 73!

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 09/13/2017 @ 21:38pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZcYPssLgfI

Peter Cetera Defends His Solo Music Sounding Like Chicago - Lost Interview

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 11/26/2017 @ 08:48am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx8062XOUGk

Peter Cetera- GLORY OF LOVE Award Shows(1987)

Posted by Roy on Monday, 11/27/2017 @ 13:50pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mj9BK7ih8Q0

Peter Cetera (Chicago)- Last Interview, Going Solo (1985)

Posted by Roy on Monday, 11/27/2017 @ 13:51pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5bpMhoKVK8

How Chicago Fired Peter Cetera

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 11/30/2017 @ 12:43pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5bpMhoKVK8

How Chicago Fired Peter Cetera

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 11/30/2017 @ 12:43pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t3eLzrcsVQ

How Peter Cetera Got Inspired To Write His Biggest Hit Glory Of Love

Posted by Roy on Friday, 12/1/2017 @ 12:27pm

The Best/Favorite Tracks From Chicago 17 And Solitude/Solitaire (1984-1986)

01. Prima Donna
02. Once In A Lifetime
03. Along Comes A Woman
04. Stay The Night
05. Big Mistake
06. They Don’t Make ‘Em Like They Used To
07. Queen Of The Masquerade Ball
08. Solitude/Solitaire
09. Wake Up To Love
10. Daddy’s Girl

BONUS TRACKS

11. Prima Donna (Alternate Version)
12. Along Comes A Woman (Single Version)
13. Big Mistake (Single Version)

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 12/3/2017 @ 08:14am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eKMvgHOG1o

Why I Side With Chicago and Not Peter Cetera

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 12/10/2017 @ 12:04pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDxSE0EzLfg

Peter Cetera On Why His 1st Album Flopped & Who Conspired Against Him

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 12/17/2017 @ 10:57am

It doesn't look like Peter Cetera is collecting his Songwriters Hall of Fame trophy this year either! Unless there will be a future announcement!

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 02/7/2018 @ 09:59am

Peter Cetera didn't collect his Songwriters Hall of Fame trophy this year either!

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/17/2018 @ 16:45pm

Peter Cetera didn't collect his Songwriters Hall of Fame trophy this year either!

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/17/2018 @ 16:45pm

Do you know what Peter Cetera was doing before Chicago?

He already had studio experience.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIR935Z0Cxw

Posted by Zuzu on Monday, 10/1/2018 @ 14:12pm

I think Peter Cetera would vote for all the ladies:

Stevie Nicks, Chaka Khan, Janet Jackson

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 10:07am

I believe Peter Cetera has link with John Prine. Look at who PC has worked with who they both knew.

Posted by Zuzu on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 11:41am

1981: Steve Lukather (Toto), Carl Wilson and Ricky Fataar (Beach Boys) are on the first solo Peter Cetera album. Produced by Jim Boyer.

1986: Ray Parker Jr. (Raydio) and Jeff Porcaro (Toto) played on the Solitude/Solitaire album, and Amy Grant was on there too. Produced by Michael Omartian.

1988: David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, Bonnie Raitt, and Madonna were on the One More Story album. Produced by Patrick Leonard.

1992: Peter Sinfield of King Crimson, Joseph Williams of Toto, Karla Bonoff, Bernie Taupin, Gary Osborne, and Chaka Khan were on the World Falling Down album. Produced by Andy Hill.

1995: One Clear Voice included James Newton Howard, Eric Carmen, Crystal Bernard, Ronna Reeves. Produced by Andy Hill.


Where is the John Prine connection?

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 20:11pm

Both Marty Grebb and John Prine work3eed with Bonnie Raitt.

Bonnie Raitt played on One More Story

Paul Anka paid for John Prine r
to come to NY

Peter Cetera sang back up vocals on Paul Anka's Hold Me Till The Morning Comes.

Posted by Zuzu on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 20:29pm

There is no John Prine connection.

Posted by Timothy Pernell on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 20:35pm






















Timmy

The more you open your mouth the more evident it becomes how little you know about anything.

They are both also Cubbies.

By the way I was talking to Roy.

My time is too precious to waste on your foolish nonsence.









Posted by Zuzu on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 20:42pm

On Peter Cetera's first solo album there is a song called "Living in the Limelight" This album was released seven months after Rush's Moving Pictures. By the way, Neil Peart's birthday is September 12, 1952 while Cetera's birthday is September 13, 1943

Posted by Aaron O'Donnell on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 20:54pm

Zuzu,

I knew you were a Cubs fan. I do not think it is appropriate to shorten or alter a username here. You demand respect, but seem unable to create the environment for healthy discussion.


_________________________


I would be utterly shocked if Cetera had his solo career even recognized by the Hall. This is his artist page here so let us try and bring it back to that topic.

Posted by Chris F. on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 21:06pm

Chris

You know nothing.

There is a lot more to Peter Cetera than you think

The only thing that would prevent him from getting s nom is hast he said he wipes his ass with rs when he takes a shit.

Posted by Zuzu on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 22:03pm

Zuzu,

Is there anyone on this site that knows something in your opinion?

Posted by Chris F. on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 22:52pm

Only Zuzu knows Zuzu. :)

Posted by Timothy Pernell on Sunday, 11/11/2018 @ 23:09pm

I was talking to Roy. you two started a bunch of juvenile nonsense.

Posted by Zuzu on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 02:11am

Only one acting like a juvenile is the one that can't take no for an answer when they keep bullying people to believe someone like Peter Cetera deserves a Rock Hall solo induction lmao

Posted by Timothy Pernell on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 04:22am

Siedah Garrett (Michael Jackson), Niki Haris (Madonna), Richard Sterban (The Oak Ridge Boys) are also on Peter Cetera's 1988 One More Story album.

Posted by Roy on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 10:30am

I'm still trying to find out who directed the music video for One Good Woman and I Wasn't The One Who Said Goodbye

THE DIRECTORS OF PETER CETERA'S MUSIC VIDEOS (1986-1997)

01. Glory Of Love directed by Peter Sinclair
02. The Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant) directed by Dominic Sena
03. Big Mistake directed by Dominic Sena
04. I Wasn't The One (Who Said Goodbye) (with Agnetha Faltskog) directed by ??????
05. One Good Woman directed by ??????
06. Best Of Times directed by Jim Yukich
07. Voices That Care (with Voices That Care) directed by David S. Jackson and Jim Yukich
08. Restless Heart directed by Piers Plowden
09. Feels Like Heaven (with Chaka Khan) directed by Piers Plowden
10. (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight (with Crystal Bernard) directed by Steven R. Monroe
11. Hard To Say I'm Sorry (with Az Yet) directed by Cameron Casey and Bille Woodruff
12. You're The Inspiration (with Az Yet) directed by Steven R. Monroe

Posted by Roy on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 10:36am

Two Michael Jackson drummers on Peter Cetera's 1988 One More Story album: Jonthan Moffett and John "J.R. Robinson. Drummer Tris Imboden of Honk and Firefall is also on this album. Three years later, Tris Imboden replaced drummer Danny Seraphine in Chicago.

Posted by Roy on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 12:15pm

Roy



I have not verified it yet but it is one of the tidbits I came upon in my research.

Posted by Zuzu on Monday, 11/12/2018 @ 12:46pm

THE DIRECTORS OF PETER CETERA’S MUSIC VIDEOS (1986-1997)

No information found yet for One Good Woman and I Wasn't The One Who Said Goodbye.

Peter Sinclair, who directed the music video for Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera, also directed the music videos for 1959 and Lucretia My Reflection by Sisters Of Mercy, Love Over Gold and Twisting By The Pool by Dire Straits, Going Home (Theme of Local Hero) by Mark Knopfler, Telegraph by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Slipping Away by Dave Edmunds, Wonderland by XTC, Guitar, Talk, Love and Drums by Gary Myrick, Major Tom by Peter Schilling, Karma Chameleon by Culture Club, This Time by INXS, El Norte by Cock Robin, Sweet Sixteen by Billy Idol, and That’s The Way I Wanna Rock ‘N’ Roll by AC/DC.

Dominic Sena is a big-time Hollywood movie director who started out as music video director. Dominic Sena directed the music videos for The Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant) and Big Mistake by Peter Cetera, Shake You Down by Gregory Abbott, No Easy Way Out by Robert Tepper, This Could Be The Night by Loverboy, You Should Be Mine (Woo Woo Song) by Jeffrey Osborne, I Miss You by Klmaxx, Little Lies by Fleetwood Mac, They Dance Alone and Fragile by Sting, I Don’t Wanna Lose You by Tina Turner, Don’t You Want Me by Jody Watley, I Will Be Your Shelter by Taylor Dayne, Love Is A Wonderful Thing by Michael Bolton, Victim Of Love by Bryan Adams, Don’t Mean Nothing, Should’ve Known Better and Satisfied by Richard Marx, Pleasure Principle, Miss You Much, Rhythm Nation, Come Back To Me, and If by Janet Jackson.

Jim Yukich, who directed the music videos for Best Of Times by Peter Cetera, and Voices That Care, also directed the music videos for Modern Love by David Bowie, That Was Yesterday by Foreigner, Forever and Nobody’s Fool by Kenny Loggins, Ambition by Jeff Beck, Make Me Lose Control by Eric Carmen, The Doctor by The Doobie Brothers, Liberian Girl by Michael Jackson, King Of Wishful Thinking by Go West, Couple Days Off by Huey Lewis & The News, Angel and I’m Free by Jon Secada, I’ll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me by Expose, Silent Running and All I Need Is A Miracle by Mike + the Mechanics, Teacher, Teacher, Somebody Like You, Once In A Lifetime, Like No Other Night, Back To Paradise, and Rock & Roll Strategy by .38 Special, 1-2-3 and Don’t Wanna Lose You by Gloria Estefan, That’s All, Invisible Touch, In Too Deep, Throwing It All Away, Land Of Confusion, Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, No Son Of Mine, I Can’t Dance, Hold On My Heart, and Jesus He Knows Me by Genesis, Easy Lover, Sussudio, One More Night, Don’t Lose My Number, Take Me Home, Separate Live, A Groovy Kind Of Love, Two Hearts, Another Day In Paradise, I Wish It Would Rain Down, Something Happened On The Way To Heaven, Do You Remember?, Both Sides Of The Story, Everyday, and It’s In Your Eyes by Phil Collins, Don’t Be Cruel and The Flame by Cheap Trick, No More Rhyme, Staying Together, Lost In Your Eyes, We Could Be Together, Someday, and Electric Youth by Debbie Gibson, Right Here Waiting, Too Late To Say Goodbye, Take This Heart, and The Way She Loves Me by Richard Marx, Time, Love & Tenderness, Missing You Now, and Steel Bars by Michael Bolton, Don’t Walk Away, All Fired Up, and Le Bel Age by Pat Benatar, Fight of Icarus, 2 Minutes To Midnight, Aces High, Running Free, and Wasted Years by Iron Maiden.

Piers Plowden, who directed the music videos for Restless Heart and Feels Like Heaven (with Chake Khan) for Peter Cetera, also directed the music videos for Walk On The Ocean by Toad The Wet Sprocket, Jessie by Joshua Kadison, It Only Hurts When I Cry by Dwight Yoakam, Wake Up Everybody by Nick Scotti, Black Clouds by Jenni Muldaur, Silence Is Broken by Damn Yankees, Moonlight & Magnolias by John Brannen, Lovin’ Arms by Darden Smith, That Ain’t No Way To Go by Brooks & Dunn, When A Man Cries by Tony Terry, Livin’ On Love and I Don’t Even Know Your Name by Alan Jackson, Caribbean Blue by Big Mountain, 1969, 50/50, and Roll The Dice by Keith Stegall, and Grow Or Pay by D-A-D.

Steven R. Monroe, who directed the music videos for I Wanna Take Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard, and You’re The Inspiration by Peter Cetera and Az Yet, also directed the music videos for Have We Forgotten What Love Is?, State Of Mind, and Hey by Crystal Bernard, Collect From Witchita and Rodeo Man by Ronna Reeves, Someday by Steve Azar, Outta Site, Outta My Mind and Betty’s Beauty World by Marcus & Allen, Leave One Bridge Standing by Holly Dunn, Harper Valley PTA by Billy Ray Cyrus, Butterfly Kisses by Raybon Bros., Geronimo by James T. Horn, I Waited by Chris Cummings, Real Man by Billy Dean, Fire Down Bellow and For You I Will by Aaron Tippin.

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 11/21/2018 @ 07:15am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPfNkrfn-7o

Filippa Giordano, Peter Cetera - If You Leave Me Now

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 02/20/2019 @ 17:02pm

Peter Cetera Albums

01. 1982: Peter Cetera
02. 1986: Solitude/Solitaire
03. 1988: One More Story
04. 1992: World Falling Down
05. 1995: One Clear Voice
06. 1997: You're The Inspiration: A Collection
07. 2001: Another Perfect World
08. 2004: You Just Gotta Love Christmas
09. 2005: Faithfully
10. 2017: The Very Best Of Peter Cetera

The Billboard 200 Albums Chart

Peter Cetera

01. 1982 - # 143 - Peter Cetera
02. 1986 - # 23 - Solitude/Solitaire
03. 1988 - # 58 - One More Story
04. 1992 - # 163 - World Falling Down
05. 1997 - # 134 - You're The Inspiration: A Collection

The Billboard 100 Singles Chart

Peter Cetera

01. 1983 - # 40 - Hold Me 'Til The Morning Comes (with Paul Anka)
02. 1986 - # 1 - Glory Of Love
03. 1986 - # 1 - The Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant)
04. 1987 - # 61 - Big Mistake
05. 1988 - # 93 - I Wasn't The One Who Said Goodbye (with Agnetha Faltskog)
06. 1988 - # 4 - One Good Woman
07. 1988 - # 59 - Best Of Times
08. 1989 - # 6 - After All (with Cher)
09. 1990 - # 11 - Voices That Care (with Voices That Care)
10. 1992 - # 35 - Restless Heart
11. 1993 - # 71 - Feels Like Heaven (with Chaka Khan)
12. 1993 - # 68 - Even A Fool Can See
13. 1995 - # 86 - I Wanna Take Forever Tonight (with Crystal Bernard)
14. 1997 - # 8 - Hard To Say I'm Sorry (with Az Yet)
15. 1997 - # 77 - You're The Inspiration (with Az Yet)

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 05/7/2019 @ 09:22am

Peter Cetera 75

Posted by Roy on Friday, 09/13/2019 @ 13:52pm

Peter Cetera has announced his retirement. No more touring!

Posted by Roy on Monday, 01/27/2020 @ 11:52am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFwHAs7YDKE

128: Peter Cetera: American singer, songwriter, bassist, and an original member of the superstar group Chicago

Posted by Roy on Monday, 01/27/2020 @ 11:54am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDeY6VVRNNk

Peter Cetera Has Decided To Stop Touring

Posted by Roy on Monday, 01/27/2020 @ 12:00pm

RANKING THE CHICAGO POST-PETER CETERA ALBUMS WITH THE PETER CETERA POST-CHICAGO ALBUMS
BEST TO WORST OR FAVORITE TO LEAST FAVORITE

01. 1992: World Falling Down by Peter Cetera
02. 1988: One More Story by Peter Cetera
03. 2006: Chicago XXX
04. 2014: Chicago XXXVI: Now
05. 2008: Chicago XXXII: Stone Of Sisyphus
06. 1995: One Clear Voice by Peter Cetera
07. 2001: Another Perfect World by Peter Cetera
08. 1986: Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
09. 1986: Chicago 18
10. 1988: Chicago 19
11. 1991: Chicago Twenty-1
12. 1995: Night And Day: Big Band by Chicago

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/30/2020 @ 19:03pm

Michael Jackson / Peter Cetera - Playlist (1982-1995)

01. 1982: Human Nature by Michael Jackson
02. 1983: Hold Me 'Til The Morning Comes by Paul Anka and Peter Cetera
03. 1983: Say Say Say by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson
04. 1986: Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
05. 1987: I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
06. 1986: The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
07. 1987: The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
08. 1988: One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
09. 1987: Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
10. 1989: After All by Peter Cetera and Cher
11. 1991: Remember The Time by Michael Jackson
12. 1992: Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
13. 1991: Will You Be There by Michael Jackson
14. 1992: Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
15. 1991: Who Is It by Michael Jackson
16. 1992: Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
17. 1995: You Are Not Alone by Michael Jackson
18. 1995: I Wanna Take Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 07/15/2020 @ 12:14pm

Michael Jackson / Peter Cetera - Playlist (1982-1995)

01. 1982: Human Nature by Michael Jackson
02. 1983: Hold Me 'Til The Morning Comes by Paul Anka and Peter Cetera
03. 1983: Say Say Say by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson
04. 1986: Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
05. 1987: I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
06. 1986: The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
07. 1987: The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
08. 1988: One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
09. 1987: Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
10. 1989: After All by Cher and Peter Cetera
11. 1991: Remember The Time by Michael Jackson
12. 1992: Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
13. 1991: Will You Be There by Michael Jackson
14. 1992: Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
15. 1991: Who Is It by Michael Jackson
16. 1992: Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
17. 1995: You Are Not Alone by Michael Jackson
18. 1995: I Wanna Take Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 07/15/2020 @ 12:20pm

Peter Cetera / Love, Glory, Honor & Heart / 6CD Warners-era solo box set

80s albums with bonus tracks
BY PAUL SINCLAIR

https://superdeluxeedition.com/news/peter-cetera-love-glory-honor-heart-6cd-warners-era-solo-box-set/

A new six-CD Peter Cetera box set will be issued in May called Love, Glory, Honor & Heart: The Complete Full Moon & Warner Bros. Recordings, 1981-1992.

Posted by Roy on Friday, 04/23/2021 @ 18:01pm

Michael Jackson / Peter Cetera (1982-1995: Playlist)

01. 1982 - Human Nature by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 - Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
03. 1987 - I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
04. 1986 - The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
05. 1987 - The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
06. 1988 - One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
07. 1987 - Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
08. 1989 - After All by Cher and Peter Cetera
09. 1991 - Remember The Time by Michael Jackson
10. 1992 - Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
11. 1991 - Will You Be There (Single Version) by Michael Jackson
12. 1992 - Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
13. 1991 - Who Is It (7" Edit/Single) by Michael Jackson
14. 1992 - Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
15. 1995 - You Are Not Alone by Michael Jackson
16. 1995 - (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard

TOTAL RUNNING TIME - 70 MINUTES

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 05/29/2021 @ 16:48pm

Michael Jackson / Peter Cetera (1982-1995: Playlist)

01. 1982 - Human Nature by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 - Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
03. 1987 - I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
04. 1986 - The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
05. 1987 - The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
06. 1988 - One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
07. 1987 - Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
08. 1989 - After All by Cher and Peter Cetera
09. 1991 - Remember The Time by Michael Jackson
10. 1992 - Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
11. 1991 - Will You Be There (Single Version) by Michael Jackson
12. 1992 - Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
13. 1991 - Who Is It by Michael Jackson
14. 1992 - Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
15. 1995 - You Are Not Alone by Michael Jackson
16. 1995 - (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard

Posted by Roy on Friday, 06/4/2021 @ 04:51am

Clearly, 80s-90s Elton John and solo Peter Cetera music doesn't mesh well together. Two completely different styles musically and lyrically. I'm not too crazy about this mix, but the 90s portion is way better than the 80s portion.

Elton John / Peter Cetera (1985-1995: Playlist)

01. 1985 - Nikita by Elton John
02. 1986 - Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
03. 1988 - A Word In Spanish by Elton John
04. 1986 - The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
05. 1989 - Healing Hands by Elton John
06. 1988 - One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
07. 1989 - Sacrifice by Elton John
08. 1989 - After All by Cher and Peter Cetera
09. 1992 - The One by Elton John
10. 1992 - Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
11. 1992 - Simple Life by Elton John
12. 1992 - Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
13. 1992 - Runaway Train by Elton John and Eric Clapton
14. 1992 - Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
15. 1994 - Can You Feel The Love Tonight by Elton John
16. 1995 - (I Wanna Take) Forever Tonight by Peter Cetera and Crystal Bernard

Posted by Roy on Friday, 06/4/2021 @ 06:00am

LEONARD COHEN / ELTON JOHN / PETER CETERA
THE FUTURE / THE ONE / WORLD FALLING DOWN
ALBUMS OF 1992 MIX – PLAYLIST – ALL TRACKS

01. 1992 – The Future by Leonard Cohen
02. 1992 – Simple Life by Elton John
03. 1992 – World Falling Down by Peter Cetera
04. 1992 – Democracy by Leonard Cohen
05. 1992 – Sweat It Out by Elton John
06. 1992 – Man In Me by Peter Cetera
07. 1992 – Closing Time by Leonard Cohen
08. 1992 – Runaway Train by Elton John and Eric Clapton
09. 1992 – Wild Ways by Peter Cetera
10. 1992 – Waiting For The Miracle by Leonard Cohen
11. 1992 – The North by Elton John
12. 1992 – Dip Your Wings by Peter Cetera
13. 1992 – Light As The Breeze by Leonard Cohen
14. 1992 – When A Woman Doesn't Want You by Elton John
15. 1992 – Where There's No Tomorrow by Peter Cetera
16. 1992 – Anthem by Leonard Cohen
17. 1992 – The One by Elton John
18. 1992 – Restless Heart by Peter Cetera
19. 1992 – Be For Real by Leonard Cohen
20. 1992 – On Dark Street by Elton John
21. 1992 – Feels Like Heaven by Peter Cetera and Chaka Khan
22. 1992 – Always by Leonard Cohen
23. 1992 – Understanding Women by Elton John
24. 1992 – Even A Fool Can See by Peter Cetera
25. 1992 – Tacoma Trailer by Leonard Cohen
26. 1992 – Fat Boys And Ugly Girls by Elton John
27. 1992 – Whitewash County by Elton John
28. 1992 – Emily by Elton John
29. 1992 – Suit Of Wolves by Elton John
30. 1992 – Have You Ever Been In Love by Peter Cetera
31. 1992 – The Last Place God Made by Peter Cetera
32. 1992 – The Last Song by Elton John

Posted by Roy on Friday, 06/4/2021 @ 20:18pm

MICHAEL JACKSON / PETER CETERA (1982 / 1986)
Selective Playlist + 1 Bonus - Thriller | Solitude / Solitaire

01. 1982 – Thriller by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 – Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
03. 1982 – Beat It by Michael Jackson
04. 1986 – Big Mistake by Peter Cetera
05. 1982 – Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
06. 1986 – Wake Up To Love by Peter Cetera
07. 1982 – Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' by Michael Jackson
08. 1986 – They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To by Peter Cetera
09. 1983 – Say Say Say by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson
10. 1986 – Queen Of The Masquerade Ball by Peter Cetera
11. 1982 – P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) by Michael Jackson
12. 1986 – Daddy's Girl by Peter Cetera

PETER CETERA / MICHAEL JACKSON (Playlist - 1986-1988)
Solitude / Solitaire | BAD | One More Story

01. 1987 – Bad by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 – Daddy's Girl by Peter Cetera
03. 1987 – I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
04. 1986 – Wake Up To Love by Peter Cetera
05. 1987 – Liberian Girl by Michael Jackson
06. 1988 – Scheherazade by Peter Cetera
07. 1987 – Dirty Diana by Michael Jackson
08. 1988 – Body Language (There In The Dark) by Peter Cetera
09. 1987 – The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
10. 1988 – One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
11. 1987 – Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
12. 1988 – Best Of Times by Peter Cetera
13. 1987 – Another Part Of Me by Michael Jackson
14. 1986 – Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
15. 1987 – Leave Me Alone by Michael Jackson
16. 1988 – Peace Of Mind by Peter Cetera

MICHAEL JACKSON / PETER CETERA (Playlist - 1982-1988)
Thriller | Solitude / Solitaire | BAD | One More Story

01. 1982 – Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 – Wake Up To Love by Peter Cetera
03. 1982 – P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) by Michael Jackson
04. 1986 – Daddy's Girl by Peter Cetera
05. 1987 – I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
06. 1986 – The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
07. 1987 – Liberian Girl by Michael Jackson
08. 1988 – Scheherazade by Peter Cetera
09. 1987 – Dirty Diana by Michael Jackson
10. 1988 – Body Language (There In The Dark) by Peter Cetera
11. 1987 – The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
12. 1988 – One Good Woman by Peter Cetera
13. 1987 – Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
14. 1988 – Best Of Times by Peter Cetera
15. 1987 – Another Part Of Me by Michael Jackson
16. 1986 – Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
17. 1987 – Leave Me Alone by Michael Jackson

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 06/13/2021 @ 14:33pm

PETER CETERA / MICHAEL JACKSON (1986 / 1987)
SOLITUDE / SOLITAIRE | BAD – PLAYLIST

01. 1987 – Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson
02. 1986 – Big Mistake by Peter Cetera
03. 1987 – Bad by Michael Jackson
04. 1986 – Daddy's Girl by Peter Cetera
05. 1987 – Liberian Girl by Michael Jackson
06. 1986 – The Next Time I Fall by Peter Cetera and Amy Grant
07. 1987 – I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett
08. 1986 – Glory Of Love by Peter Cetera
09. 1987 – Man In The Mirror by Michael Jackson
10. 1986 – Only Love Knows Why by Peter Cetera
11. 1987 – Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder
12. 1986 – Wake Up To Love by Peter Cetera
13. 1987 – The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson
14. 1986 – They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To by Peter Cetera
15. 1987 – Speed Demon by Michael Jackson
16. 1986 – Queen Of The Masquerade Ball by Peter Cetera
17. 1987 – Dirty Diana by Michael Jackson
18. 1986 – Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
19. 1987 – Leave Me Alone by Michael Jackson
20. 1987 – Another Part Of Me by Michael Jackson

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 06/15/2021 @ 00:45am

Peter Cetera was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with Chicago. He only had a few hits as a solo artist.

Posted by Brian Schonour on Saturday, 10/9/2021 @ 20:36pm

Peter Cetera is...

...6 years older than Karen Carpenter
...3 years younger than Paul Anka
...16 years older than Amy Grant
...6 years older than Agnetha Faltskog
...2 years older than Cher
...9 years older than Chaka Khan
...17 years older than Crystal Bernard
...24 years older than Ronna Reeves
...27 years older than Alison Krauss

Posted by Roy on Friday, 12/24/2021 @ 14:45pm

OFFICIAL RHINO UPLOAD FOR NEXT TIME I FALL BY PETER CETERA AND AND AMY GRANT UPLOADED ON MARCH 25, 2022 - 1,019,779 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-ENYuomYzA

ONE GOOD WOMAN BY PETER CETERA - OFFICIAL UPLOAD BY WARNER ON OCTOBER 26, 2009 - 4,441,240 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok2Jyjtm698

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/11/2022 @ 06:08am

Why did Warner Records privatize the music video for Restless Heart 15 years ago?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr5gtleIbDI

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 09/4/2022 @ 19:10pm

Why did Warner Records privatize the music video for Restless Heart 15 years ago?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr5gtleIbDI

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 09/4/2022 @ 19:16pm

Why did Warner Records privatize the music video for Restless Heart 15 years ago?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr5gtleIbDI

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 09/4/2022 @ 19:18pm

Why did Warner Records privatize the music video for Peter Cetera's Restless Heart 15 years ago?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr5gtleIbDI

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 09/6/2022 @ 17:42pm

online trailer // "Love, Glory, Honor & Heart" - 6 CD box set from Peter Cetera

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyBU9NEeG5A

Posted by Roy on Monday, 12/12/2022 @ 20:33pm

https://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/peter-cetera-love-glory-honor-heart-the-complete-full-moon-and-warner-bros-recordings-1981-1992-6cd-box-set/

Peter Cetera: Love, Glory, Honor & Heart – The Complete Full Moon and Warner Bros. Recordings 1981-1992. 6CD Box Set
Peter Cetera
£31.99
Love, Glory, Honor & Heart: The Complete Full Moon & Warner Bros. Recordings, 1981-1992 is a 6CD box set. It includes every recording PETER CETERA committed to tape during his time with the Full Moon and Warner Bros. labels from 1981 through 1992.

Love, Glory, Honor & Heart: The Complete Full Moon & Warner Bros. Recordings, 1981-1992 is a 6CD box set. It includes every recording PETER CETERA committed to tape during his time with the Full Moon and Warner Bros. labels from 1981 through 1992.

• From 1981 through 1992, PETER CETERA released four solo albums ¬– Peter Cetera (1981), Solitude/Solitaire (1986), One More Story (1988), World Falling Down (1992). These albums were released during and after his time as a member of the groundbreaking group CHICAGO. This box set contains deluxe editions of each of the four above-mentioned albums.

• Peter released a total of 16 singles in the 12 year period from 1981 through 1992. These include 'Glory Of Love (Theme From The Karate Kid, Part II)' (US #1, UK #3), a duet with Contemporary Christian Crossover singer AMY GRANT with 'The Next Time I Fall' (US #1, UK #78), 'One Good Woman' (US #4, UK #82), 'Best Of Times' (US #22 Adult Contemporary), 'Restless Heart' (US #35 Hot 100, US #1 Adult Contemporary), his duet with CHAKA KHAN 'Feels Like Heaven' (US #71 Hot 100, US #5 Adult Contemporary), and 'Even A Fool Can See' (US #68 Hot 100, US #3 Adult Contemporary).

• This 6CD box set also features other collaborations – 'I Wasn't The One (Who Said Goodbye)' (US #93 Hot 100, US #19 Adult Contemporary) – duet with ABBA member AGNETHA FÄLTSKOG. Musicians DAVID GILMOUR (PINK FLOYD), MADONNA and BONNIE RAITT make guest appearances, as well.

• Among some of the previously unreleased material are remixes of 'Body Language (There In The Dark)' by the legendary SHEP PETTIBONE. They are available for the first time ever on this box set in four versions – 7" Mix, 7" Remix, 12" Remix and Bonus Beats. The track was originally scheduled to be the second single from Peter's third solo album One More Story.

• The audio in this collection has been remastered from the original master tapes stored in the Warner Bros. archives. The box includes a 48-page full colour book featuring photos, an illustrated discography, a complete set of lyrics, and comprehensive credits.

Track Listing:

DISC ONE:
PETER CETERA
(ORIGINAL ALBUM)

1. LIVIN' IN THE LIMELIGHT
2. I CAN FEEL IT
3. HOW MANY TIMES
4. HOLY MOLY
5. MONA MONA
6. ON THE LINE
7. NOT AFRAID TO CRY
8. EVIL EYE
9. PRACTICAL MAN
10. IVY COVERED WALLS
BONUS TRACKS – SINGLES
11. ON THE LINE (Single Version)

DISC TWO:
SOLITUDE/SOLITAIRE (ORIGINAL ALBUM)

1. BIG MISTAKE
2. THEY DON'T MAKE 'EM LIKE THEY USED TO
3. GLORY OF LOVE (THEME FROM THE KARATE KID, PART II)
4. QUEEN OF THE MASQUERADE BALL
5. DADDY'S GIRL
6. THE NEXT TIME I FALL – Peter Cetera with Amy Grant
7. WAKE UP TO LOVE
8. SOLITUDE/SOLITAIRE
9. ONLY LOVE KNOWS WHY

DISC THREE:
BONUS TRACKS – SINGLES

1. GLORY OF LOVE (THEME FROM THE KARATE KID, PART II) (Edit) †
2. THE NEXT TIME I FALL (Remix) – Peter Cetera with Amy Grant
3. BIG MISTAKE (Remix/Edit) *
4. ONLY LOVE KNOWS WHY (Single Version)
5. STAY WITH ME (Single Version)
6. I WASN'T THE ONE (WHO SAID GOODBYE) (Single Version) * – Agnetha Fältskog with Peter Cetera
BONUS TRACKS – REMIXES & ALTERNATE VERSIONS)
7. GLORY OF LOVE (Extended Version)
8. THE NEXT TIME I FALL (Extended Remix) – Peter Cetera with Amy Grant
9. I WASN'T THE ONE (WHO SAID GOODBYE) (Extended Version) – Agnetha Fältskog with Peter Cetera
10. STAY WITH ME (Soundtrack Version)
BONUS TRACKS – SPANISH VERSIONS
11. YO NO FUI (QUIEN DIJO ADIOS) – Agnetha Fältskog with Peter Cetera

DISC FOUR:
ONE MORE STORY
(ORIGINAL ALBUM)

1. BEST OF TIMES
2. ONE GOOD WOMAN
3. PEACE OF MIND
4. HEAVEN HELP THIS LONELY MAN
5. SAVE ME – featuring Bonnie Raitt
6. HOLDING OUT
7. BODY LANGUAGE (THERE IN THE DARK)
8. YOU NEVER LISTEN TO ME – featuring David Gilmour
9. SCHEHERAZADE – featuring Madonna
10. ONE MORE STORY

DISC FIVE:
BONUS TRACKS – SINGLES

1.ONE GOOD WOMAN (Single Edit)
2. HOLDING OUT (Edit)
3. BODY LANGUAGE (THERE IN THE DARK) (7″ Mix) †
BONUS TRACKS – REMIXES & ALTERNATE VERSIONS
4. BODY LANGUAGE (THERE IN THE DARK)(7″ Remix) †
5. BODY LANGUAGE (THERE IN THE DARK)(12″ Remix) †
6. BODY LANGUAGE (THERE IN THE DARK)

(Bonus Beats) †

* PREVIOUSLY UNAVAILABLE ON CD
† PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED

DISC SIX:
WORLD FALLING DOWN (ORIGINAL ALBUM)

1. RESTLESS HEART
2. EVEN A FOOL CAN SEE
3. FEELS LIKE HEAVEN – Peter Cetera with Chaka Khan
4. WILD WAYS
5. WORLD FALLING DOWN
6. MAN IN ME
7. WHERE THERE'S NO TOMORROW
8. THE LAST PLACE GOD MADE
9. DIP YOUR WINGS
10. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE
BONUS TRACKS – SINGLES
11. FEELS LIKE HEAVEN (Fade) – Peter Cetera with Chaka Khan
12. MAN IN ME (Edit)

* PREVIOUSLY UNAVAILABLE ON CD
† PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED

Posted by Roy on Monday, 12/12/2022 @ 23:43pm

STUDIO ALBUMS

PETER CETERA

1. 1982 - Peter Cetera
2. 1986 - Solitude / Solitaire
3. 1988 - One More Story
4. 1992 - World Falling Down
5. 1995 - One Clear Voice
6. 2001 - Another Perfect World
7. 2004 - You Just Gotta Love Christmas

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 07/9/2023 @ 20:59pm

Chicago (Studio Albums - Post-Peter Cetera) vs. Peter Cetera (Solo Studio Albums - Post-Chicago)
Not including Christmas or Cover Albums - Who Did It Better? - RANK THESE ALBUMS TOGETHER

01. 1986 - Solitude / Solitaire by Peter Cetera
02. 1987 - Chicago 18
03. 1988 - Chicago 19
04. 1988 - One More Story by Peter Cetera
05. 1991 - Chicago Twenty 1
06. 1992 - World Falling Down by Peter Cetera
07. 1995 - One Clear Voice by Peter Cetera
08. 2001 - Another Perfect World by Peter Cetera
09. 2006 - Chicago XXX
10. 2008 - Chicago XXXII: Stone Of Sisyphus
11. 2014 - Chicago XXXVI: Now
12. 2022 - Chicago XXXVIII: Born For This Moment

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 07/9/2023 @ 22:00pm

STUDIO ALBUMS

PETER CETERA

1. 1981 - Peter Cetera
2. 1986 - Solitude / Solitaire
3. 1988 - One More Story
4. 1992 - World Falling Down
5. 1995 - One Clear Voice
6. 2001 - Another Perfect World
7. 2004 - You Just Gotta Love Christmas
8. 2005 - Faithfully

Posted by Roy on Friday, 07/14/2023 @ 20:04pm

Peter Cetera's 5th album "One Clear Voice" released in 1995 by River North Records (Mercury) which folded in 1998. A subsidiary of Platinum Entertainment, which went defunct in 2001 & became Compendia Music Group, was acquired in 2004 by Sheridan Square Entertainment.

Compendia re-released the "One Clear Voice" album in 2005 as "Faithfully" with a different cover picture. The album had the same 11 songs, but ordered differently. Both versions of this album are still in print for purchase on CD, but only "Faithfully" is available for purchase on iTunes.

Posted by Roy on Friday, 07/14/2023 @ 20:12pm

The Best Soft Rock From The 1980s. Peter Cetera on the Spotify cover.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DXccljMjoDjBT

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 11/26/2023 @ 21:22pm

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