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  1. 13 de jul. de 2007 · This is Peter Cetera's song, from "Chicago VII", 1974. I think it's the most underrated Chicago ballad. Sung in this video by Jason Scheff (Tokyo, 1993).

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  4. OK, time for the real deal - yes, the original "HAPPY THE MAN" segment from the original rock series "Catch a Rising Star". Yes, it was tucked away in a vide...

  5. Happy The Man. American progressive rock band from Harrisonburg, Virginia, USA, that was formed in 1973, disbanded in 1979 and reformed in 2000. The band released three albums between 1977 and 1983 (the third was recorded in 1979, but first released in 1983). After a long hiatus, Happy The Man released a new album in 2004 with a new drummer and ...

  6. Happy the Man has to be the most interesting early Genesis song. It was never put on an official album at the time, but was released as an A-side single in a few countries. It was later put on several compilation albums, some with slightly different versions. It is a very simple and sort of silly song, but remains one of my favorites (as you ...

  7. CUNEIFORM 55015. Composed & performed in late 1974, Death's Crown was written as a collaborative work with dancers, actors, lighting & coordinated slide shows - a multi-media event staged at a local dinner theatre in their original hometown of Harrisonburg, VA. The piece was performed several times, but was not a regular part of their ...