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Yes, Terry Kath is known as quite one of the most obscure Telecaster players, but he owned and played many guitars, including Gibson SGs, a Gibson L5, a Les Paul, and a naturally finished 1963 Strat. However, Terry proved good on acoustic guitars, too--he allegedly owned a Resonator Dobro...

Would have turned 80 on February 11th. I got to hear him in 2014, in Toronto, before he passed in 2016. Post your fave songs by him. Here's one that Bob Seger made famous:

Stumbled across this while looking for Chicago’s Stone of Sisyphus to download at work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010E6Y49W/?tag=tdpri-20 It sounds to be a 1977 two night benefit concert hosted by no other than Geraldo Rivera. While it was not necessarily Terry Kath’s last couple of concerts...

One of my favourites from the great Muddy Waters. He certainly had a flair for lyrics. Some day soon I'll be out walkin' with my baby.

Otis Rush, a founder of Chicago's West Side blues sound, dead at 84: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/ct-ent-otis-rush-dead-0930-story.html Ironically, I was just listening to his Cobra recordings the other day! Sad to hear he's gone.

Ran across this video today of Chicago in 1970. It's actually a wake-up video about how incredible their guitarist was.

Found this today. Drums, lead vocal, bass and Terry Kath on 25 or 6 to4