Solitude/Solitaire
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Was Peter Cetera the real-life villain that everyone interpreted him back in the 1980s? I don't think so.
Is he still one of the worst and most boring artists of the decade? Yes.
Peter Cetera was initially the lead singer of Chicago, and his singing style hasn't really changed since he began. The band had some really good early hits, but by the late 70s and early 80s, fans were starting to lose interest, especially as they began exploring more ballad-focused tracks that came off as ... read more
No matter how many times I think I'm ready for Cetera I quickly realize I am not. Furthermore, it is doubtful that I will ever be ready for Cetera. However herein lies my contradiction: Cetera with Chicago is enjoyable.
The solo-career of Peter Cetera feels like what he was doing with chicago juste before he left the band. But, it's without what made chicago so unique. I'm talking about this jazz-drums style. Cetera's album feels a bit generic but it still is very good pop
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Track List
- Big Mistake 05:41
- They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To 04:03
- Glory of Love [Theme From "The Karate Kid, Pt. 2"] 04:23
- Queen of the Masquerade Ball 03:53
- Daddy's Girl 03:46
- The Next Time I Fall - Feat. Amy Grant [vox] 03:46
- Wake Up to Love 04:29
- Solitude/Solitare 05:00
- Only Love Knows Why 04:29
