Chicago

In the live recording of "Will You Still Love Me," Chicago was experiencing a notable phase in their career, characterized by a shift in musical direction and a new lineup following the departure of founding member Peter Cetera. This song was part of the 1988 album "Chicago 19," which marked a significant transition for the band as they embraced a more polished pop sound. This album produced several hits, solidifying their presence in the late '80s music scene. Interestingly, "Will You Still Love Me" became one of their biggest hits during this era, showcasing their ability to adapt and remain relevant. The performance captured in the video highlights the band’s continued popularity and their knack for emotive storytelling through music, despite the changes they faced in personnel and style. The transition away from their original horn-heavy rock sound allowed them to explore new themes and melodies, resonating with a diverse audience.

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