Best Peter Cetera Duet

[RicoSuave]

Everybody hates Peter Cetera because he turned Chicago from a ground-breaking rock-jazz combo into just another version of Air Supply in the 80s. However, he had some kick-ass duets with some exceptional singers back in the day.

What do you think was the best Peter Cetera duet? (poll to follow)

Next Time I Fall (with Amy Grant):



Feels Like Heaven (with Chaka Kahn):



Forever Tonight (with Crystal Bernard):



After All (with Cher):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy717J3Iscw

 

[Liquid Karma]

Sorry, I posted this on the wrong board. Mods, is there a way to transfer this thread to the Quad?

Done.

 

[Skydog Deac]

Chicago went down the tubes the minute Terry Kath blew his brains out.

 

[RicoSuave]

Chicago went down the tubes the minute Terry Kath blew his brains out.

I tend to agree, but that song "Old Days" is just so damn catchy.

 

[RicoSuave]

Look at the talent that Cetera has worked with here: Chaka Kahn is a soul music legend who can belt it out with the best of them. Crystal Bernard is/was ridiculously hot (I hope for Cetera that he was able to "pull a Vince Gill" and banged that during the recording sessions). Cher was respected as an actress and cultural icon, if not as a singer, and Cetera recorded this song with her before she became totally gross. And Amy Grant had a certain allure back then, due mainly to her public image. Peter Cetera is pure pop music gold!

 

[Go]

I'm going w/ Cher but for my $$$, Cetera doesn't get any better than on "Glory of Love."

 

[RicoSuave]

Since we have a tie for Best Duet, we need more votes to end the stalemate.

 

[KickballDeac]

Black Sabbath "After All" >>>> Peter Cetera & Cher

 

[BobStackFan4Life]

At least a majority of the board does not think Peter Cetera sucks.

 

[BobStackFan4Life]

The duets are really limiting Rico- why didn't you include some of the solo and Chicago stuff, songs that would be easier for people to like?

 

[RicoSuave]

I miss Townie. He would've loved the hell out of some Peter Cetera duets.