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His songwriting talents made him the default leader of the group in the\nearly years. Lamm-penned hits include, "Beginnings", "Does Anybody\nReally Know What Time It Is?", "Saturday in the Park" and "25 or 6 to\n4". His clear baritone voice was an asset, as were his stylized\nkeyboarding skills. International press portrayed Lamm as the group's\nsocial conscience, and many of his best songs ("Dialogue","Free", "All\nthe Years", "State of the Union", etc.) espouse political themes. In\nthe 80s, Chicago's bassist/vocalist\nPeter Cetera became the commercial focus,\nand Lamm seemingly drifted into a period of both personal and\nprofessional frustration. He emerged in 1982 with a new attitude and\nstarting with "Life is Good in My Neighborhood", he seemingly deals\nwith his need to create by putting out both solo projects (e.g., "In My\nHead", "Subtlety & Passion" "The Bossa Project") and collaborations\nwith others (e.g., The Beach Boys'\nCarl Wilson and\nAmerica's\nGerry Beckley). Good-natured interviews\nfind him still committed to Chicago, but\nwas somewhat dismayed by compromises the band made has made. And, of\ncourse, Chicago still tours constantly,\nmost recently in an excellent series of concerts with\nEarth Wind & Fire,\nHuey Lewis and\nAmerica. Famously private, Lamm's\npersonal life is mostly off-limits to fans. He was married briefly to\nlate actress, Karen Sullivan in the early 70s (her credits, as\nKaren Lamm, include\nYıldırım emri (1974)).\n(She later married The Beach Boys'\nDennis Wilson - twice). Lamm was\nalso married to Julie Nini, whom he wed in Aspen, Colorado in 1976.\nThey had a daughter, Sacha, in 1977, but the marriage ended in the\nearly 80's. He remarried in 1985 to actress\nAlex Donnelley, and they had two\ndaughters, Kate and Sean. The marriage did not last. Lamm moved to New\nYork City where he met and married art director Joy Kopko in 1991.\nApparently, Lamm has finally found the love of his life and, with Joy,\nhe thrives on spending time with his extended family, all three\ndaughters remain very close with each other and Joy. Tall, slim and\ndark-haired in the early years, the blue-eyed Lamm now seems fit and\ncontent.","jobs":["Actor","Composer","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0483562","jw_id":327310,"id":"66cb58e75d5a9135b0099e22"},{"name":"James Pankow","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BM2ZmYjJhZDAtYWFjMy00YmQ4LWE1OWQtM2E2ZGFmODEwODI2XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjUyNDk2ODc@._V1_.jpg","bio":"The influential trombonist and composer for the jazz-rock group\nChicago, James Pankow was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 20,\n1947. He ended up playing trombone by accident (the other, "cooler"\ninstruments had been distributed). Following the move to the city of\nChicago, Pankow fell in love with the horn, even playing it during\nthree years with braces.

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Sources reveal Pankow has been married twice. The first, to Karen (for\nwhom he wrote "Just You 'n Me") lasted 20 years, and broke up about\n1993 (a Pankow tune called "Here With Me" on the infamous Stone Of\nSisyphus project acts as a bookend). He has recently remarried, and\nbecome a father again - a prospect he obviously relishes. Pankow's\nbrother John Pankow is an actor.

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As a teen, Scheff played in local Top 40 bands (one featured his mom!);\nhis first break came when he was 19 and producer Peter Wolf hired him\nfor his band (they opened for\nThe Rolling Stones in Vienna in\n1982). Relocating to L.A., Scheff began writing songs and doing\nrecording sessions. His talent soon earned him attention. Returning to\nvocals, he was making inroads as a solo act when singer\nPeter Cetera left the rock group\nChicago in July of 1985. After\nconsidering Richard Page of\nMr. Mister for the gig (he turned it down),\nChicago stumbled across Scheff almost\naccidentally. It was for his voice that he was being considered. But\nwhen Howard Kaufman,\nChicago's manager, found out Scheff\nplayed the bass, the deal was sealed.

Being asked to join Chicago was "the\nlast thing that I would have imagined".\nChicago was about to go into the studio\nwith producer David Foster to\nrecord "Chicago 18", their third set with Foster and the follow-up to\ntheir monstrous 17th album. "Chicago 17" had sold millions on the\nstrength of Cetera's voice and songwriting, so Scheff felt some tension\nabout his place in things. To their credit, the rest of the band -\nespecially Bill Champlin - made Scheff\nfeel at home. The sessions went well for the new "New Guy", though the\nChicago vets had tired of Foster's very\nhands-on approach.

"Chicago 18" turned out to be a financial success. Scheff breathed more\neasily when the single "Will You Still Love Me?" (on which he sang\nlead) did well on the charts. According to Scheff, this was when he\nfelt that he finally belonged. The album was released in September of\n1986, and the band took to the road for a fall tour. Replacing a focal\npoint like Cetera is never easy, however, and Scheff has had his share\nof detractors. Realistically, Scheff can't match Cetera's vocals on\nCetera's songs, and asking him to do so (and it's obvious he has been\nasked) isn't fair. Scheff is far better singing his own material. As a\nbass player and a composer, Scheff is excellent\n(Robert Lamm has said that Scheff is a\nbetter musician than Cetera). The blondish Jason has also served as\neye-candy for the female crowd, a role he seems to take in stride (he\nis also a famously nice guy). As Chicago\nrecord sales decreased, Scheff's contributions got better ("What Kind\nof Man Would I Be?", "If It Were You"), and when the band recorded the\nnotorious, unreleased "Stone of Sisyphus" album in 1993, Scheff\ncontributed a lot of the best material ("Mahh Jong", "The Pull"). He\nalso released a solo CD ("Chauncey") in 1997.

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His early musical experiences included\nthe Grace Church, Brookyln Heights choir. After his parents divorced,\nhe moved to Chicago at age 15 following his mother's remarriage. Lamm\nplayed in bands throughout high school, and studied music theory and\ncomposition at Roosevelt University. He was invited to join what would\nbecome Chicago in early 1967.

His songwriting talents made him the default leader of the group in the\nearly years. Lamm-penned hits include, "Beginnings", "Does Anybody\nReally Know What Time It Is?", "Saturday in the Park" and "25 or 6 to\n4". His clear baritone voice was an asset, as were his stylized\nkeyboarding skills. International press portrayed Lamm as the group's\nsocial conscience, and many of his best songs ("Dialogue","Free", "All\nthe Years", "State of the Union", etc.) espouse political themes. In\nthe 80s, Chicago's bassist/vocalist\nPeter Cetera became the commercial focus,\nand Lamm seemingly drifted into a period of both personal and\nprofessional frustration. He emerged in 1982 with a new attitude and\nstarting with "Life is Good in My Neighborhood", he seemingly deals\nwith his need to create by putting out both solo projects (e.g., "In My\nHead", "Subtlety & Passion" "The Bossa Project") and collaborations\nwith others (e.g., The Beach Boys'\nCarl Wilson and\nAmerica's\nGerry Beckley). Good-natured interviews\nfind him still committed to Chicago, but\nwas somewhat dismayed by compromises the band made has made. And, of\ncourse, Chicago still tours constantly,\nmost recently in an excellent series of concerts with\nEarth Wind & Fire,\nHuey Lewis and\nAmerica. Famously private, Lamm's\npersonal life is mostly off-limits to fans. He was married briefly to\nlate actress, Karen Sullivan in the early 70s (her credits, as\nKaren Lamm, include\nYıldırım emri (1974)).\n(She later married The Beach Boys'\nDennis Wilson - twice). Lamm was\nalso married to Julie Nini, whom he wed in Aspen, Colorado in 1976.\nThey had a daughter, Sacha, in 1977, but the marriage ended in the\nearly 80's. He remarried in 1985 to actress\nAlex Donnelley, and they had two\ndaughters, Kate and Sean. The marriage did not last. Lamm moved to New\nYork City where he met and married art director Joy Kopko in 1991.\nApparently, Lamm has finally found the love of his life and, with Joy,\nhe thrives on spending time with his extended family, all three\ndaughters remain very close with each other and Joy. Tall, slim and\ndark-haired in the early years, the blue-eyed Lamm now seems fit and\ncontent.","jobs":["Actor","Composer","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0483562","jw_id":327310,"id":"66cb58e75d5a9135b0099e22"},{"name":"James Pankow","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BM2ZmYjJhZDAtYWFjMy00YmQ4LWE1OWQtM2E2ZGFmODEwODI2XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjUyNDk2ODc@._V1_.jpg","bio":"The influential trombonist and composer for the jazz-rock group\nChicago, James Pankow was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 20,\n1947. He ended up playing trombone by accident (the other, "cooler"\ninstruments had been distributed). Following the move to the city of\nChicago, Pankow fell in love with the horn, even playing it during\nthree years with braces.

One of nine siblings, Pankow's musical interests were encouraged at\nNotre Dame High School by Father George Wiskirchen. After graduating,\nPankow won a full scholarship to Quincy College, but later enrolled at\nDePaul, where he was recruited into "The Big Thing" (later Chicago) by\nwoodwind player Walter Parazaider.

Once in the band, Pankow's talents shined. A creative player with a\nsharp sound and a great range, Pankow was the best of the Chicago's\nhorn players and possibly the best trombonist since Bill Watrous\n(though some feel David Bargeron from Blood Sweat & Tears played rings around Jimmy). The\nearly Chicago records feature Pankow soloing on the small-bore King 2B,\nand many of his phrases and patterns are incredible (particularly on\n"Hanky Panky", "You Are On My Mind", "Mother", "A Hit By Varese" and\n"The Approaching Storm"). As Chicago drifted into power ballads in the\n80s, Pankow switched to a signature model silver Getzen (now a\ncollector's item), and has more recently been playing a Yamaha.

As great a trombonist as he is, Pankow's major contribution to Chicago\nmay be as a writer. His brass arrangements are legendary, and his\ncompositions include the huge hits "Make Me Smile", "Just You 'n Me",\n"Searching So Long", "Old Days", "Alive Again", "Bad Advice" and "Show\nMe A Sign".

Personally, Pankow seems to be one of the most available of the group.\nIn interviews, he is hilarious, profane, and insightful by turns, and\nalways seems to be in a good mood. He's also physically fit and can be\ndescribed as short but muscular. He seems to have been interested in\nmartial arts. Brown-haired and mustachioed (with the occasional beard)\nearly on, he has now gone white, clean-shaven, and close-cropped,\nthough he sometimes dyes his locks back to brown. His antics on stage\nare as legendary as his brass arrangements (he often dresses to display\nhis biceps), and he's one of the few in Chicago who has a stage\npresence equal to the members of Earth Wind & Fire on this current concert tour.\nIn the late 90s, there were reports that Pankow was anxious to try\nacting, and every now and then, rumors surface about a Pankow-penned\nbook on Chicago.

Sources reveal Pankow has been married twice. The first, to Karen (for\nwhom he wrote "Just You 'n Me") lasted 20 years, and broke up about\n1993 (a Pankow tune called "Here With Me" on the infamous Stone Of\nSisyphus project acts as a bookend). He has recently remarried, and\nbecome a father again - a prospect he obviously relishes. Pankow's\nbrother John Pankow is an actor.

Almost 60 and still going strong, Pankow seems to love playing even to\nthis day, and is sorely missed by fans on the rare occasions he can't\nmake a concert.","jobs":["Actor","Composer","Music Department"],"imdb_id":"nm1827415","jw_id":327309,"id":"66cb58e85d5a9135b0099e23"},{"name":"Peter Cetera","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTkzMjA1NmEtMDM2ZC00M2EwLTkwNWYtZTEzYWQ2OTIzNzhhXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjU5OTg5NDc@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"66c696295d5a9135b006dc54"},{"name":"Terry Kath","birthday":null,"image":null,"remote_url":null,"id":"66c6962a5d5a9135b006dc55"},{"name":"Peter Schivarelli","image":null,"bio":"Peter Schivarelli is known for This Is Us (2016), The Last Band on Stage (2022) and Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago (2016).","jobs":["Producer","Additional Crew"],"imdb_id":"nm6573264","jw_id":685000,"id":"66cb58e95d5a9135b0099e24"},{"name":"James William Guercio","birthday":null,"image":null,"remote_url":null,"id":"66c696315d5a9135b006dc5e"},{"name":"James William Guercio","birthday":null,"image":null,"remote_url":null,"id":"66c696315d5a9135b006dc5e"},{"name":"Jason Scheff","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzMzMDFhOWYtNDVhOS00NWYwLWJlZDQtNTczMzdhM2Y5ODlmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjUyNDk2ODc@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Vocalist and bassist Jason Scheff was born April 16, 1962 in San Diego,\nCalifornia. His parents divorced when he was young. His dad,\nJerry Scheff, made a living playing bass\nand toured with Elvis Presley (he's also\nfeatured on the famous The Doors album "L.A.\nWoman"). Friends from Jason's early years include big-league pitcher\nDavid Wells. As a youth, Scheff\ntried singing but became frustrated, deciding to concentrate on his\nbass playing. "Playing the bass was very natural for me, so I knew that\nit was a gift that my father had given me genetically", he has said\n(Scheff has two brothers in the music business -\nLauren Scheff and Darin Scheff.

As a teen, Scheff played in local Top 40 bands (one featured his mom!);\nhis first break came when he was 19 and producer Peter Wolf hired him\nfor his band (they opened for\nThe Rolling Stones in Vienna in\n1982). Relocating to L.A., Scheff began writing songs and doing\nrecording sessions. His talent soon earned him attention. Returning to\nvocals, he was making inroads as a solo act when singer\nPeter Cetera left the rock group\nChicago in July of 1985. After\nconsidering Richard Page of\nMr. Mister for the gig (he turned it down),\nChicago stumbled across Scheff almost\naccidentally. It was for his voice that he was being considered. But\nwhen Howard Kaufman,\nChicago's manager, found out Scheff\nplayed the bass, the deal was sealed.

Being asked to join Chicago was "the\nlast thing that I would have imagined".\nChicago was about to go into the studio\nwith producer David Foster to\nrecord "Chicago 18", their third set with Foster and the follow-up to\ntheir monstrous 17th album. "Chicago 17" had sold millions on the\nstrength of Cetera's voice and songwriting, so Scheff felt some tension\nabout his place in things. To their credit, the rest of the band -\nespecially Bill Champlin - made Scheff\nfeel at home. The sessions went well for the new "New Guy", though the\nChicago vets had tired of Foster's very\nhands-on approach.

"Chicago 18" turned out to be a financial success. Scheff breathed more\neasily when the single "Will You Still Love Me?" (on which he sang\nlead) did well on the charts. According to Scheff, this was when he\nfelt that he finally belonged. The album was released in September of\n1986, and the band took to the road for a fall tour. Replacing a focal\npoint like Cetera is never easy, however, and Scheff has had his share\nof detractors. Realistically, Scheff can't match Cetera's vocals on\nCetera's songs, and asking him to do so (and it's obvious he has been\nasked) isn't fair. Scheff is far better singing his own material. As a\nbass player and a composer, Scheff is excellent\n(Robert Lamm has said that Scheff is a\nbetter musician than Cetera). The blondish Jason has also served as\neye-candy for the female crowd, a role he seems to take in stride (he\nis also a famously nice guy). As Chicago\nrecord sales decreased, Scheff's contributions got better ("What Kind\nof Man Would I Be?", "If It Were You"), and when the band recorded the\nnotorious, unreleased "Stone of Sisyphus" album in 1993, Scheff\ncontributed a lot of the best material ("Mahh Jong", "The Pull"). He\nalso released a solo CD ("Chauncey") in 1997.

Now in his early forties and married, Scheff (along with Lamm) is\nreportedly the driving force behind the soon-to-come "Chicago 30", a\nbrand new album of 12 original songs tentatively set for release in the\nspring of 2006. Produced by Jay DeMarcus of\nRascal Flatts (a good friend of Scheff's),\nLamm has described the recording as a "Jason/Bill [Champlin] project",\nso fans of Scheff can take heart.","jobs":["Actor","Composer","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm1827435","jw_id":327312,"id":"66cb58eb5d5a9135b0099e25"},{"name":"Don Dacus","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BOGQxN2Y5YWEtYjljNS00YmUwLTg2NjctYWQ0NzFkNTcwYmZkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTc4MzI2NQ@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb42073d1e3906f020ef4"}],"directors":[{"_id":"66c42b8f9589cca1a308a8b8","name":"Peter Curtis Pardini","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZmJmZDYzZWMtY2M5ZS00MTNmLWE3ZDEtYjBkYzNkNGU1NDZkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNTE5NDEwMTI@._V1_.jpg","jobs":["Director","Writer","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm4445821","jw_id":1669801,"id":"66c42b8f9589cca1a308a8b8"}],"ageLimit":"18+","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":637,"rating_value":7.1},"rating":{"count":637,"value":7.1},"description":"Efsanevi rock grubu Chicago'nun tarihi 1967'deki kuruluşundan günümüze kadar anlatılıyor.","remote_links":[{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3807496"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt3807496"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":113},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Belgesel","id":"61069ef648be0608f4766f42"},{"title":"Tarih","id":"61069efc48be0608f4766f57"},{"title":"Müzik","id":"6106a80bc60d36499051212c"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Now More than Ever: The History of Chicago"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm288234","top_provider":null,"topten":0,"updated_at":"2025-03-13 10:57:53","jw_update":1741852673,"translate":true,"was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":637,"value":7.1}}],"events_contents":[]}},"error":null,"isExecuting":false,"hasError":false,"wasExecuted":true},"personId":"66c42b8f9589cca1a308a8b8"}}