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Peter Cetera

David Foster

Universal Music Mgb Songs

Peermusic III Ltd Df Account

You're the Inspiration

UNIVERSAL MUSIC MGB LIMITED

PEERMUSIC III LTD

Hard to Say I'm Sorry

Fresh Takes

Glory Of Love

World Falling Down

Solitude / Solitaire

Clair Cetera

Alison Krauss

You Just Gotta Love Christmas

Faithfully

You're the Inspiration: A Collection

One More Story

Even though he only wrote 4 of the songs of the album, this album reflects on the struggles in Cetera's life at the time of the recording. He was in the midst of a divorce (to Diane Nini who co-wrote "Glory of Love" with him) and the idea of having to live away from his daughter, Claire. The songs written by Cetera are easily the best of the album- "Restless Heart", "Even a Fool Can See", "World Falling Down", and "Have You Ever Been in Love". These songs tug at your heart as you feel the pain Cetera is going through. The track "Even a Fool Can See" is such a good track. Not only are the lyrics poignant, but the title itself is ironic because he's really not over the loss of his family. 


Solitude Solitaire, released in 1986, is the second solo release by former-Chicago member and lead vocalist Peter Cetera, his first after leaving the band. It contains his hits "Glory of Love" and "The Next Time I Fall" .

Having tasted success with Chicago throughout the '70s, Peter Cetera decided to launch his solo career at the dawn of the '80s with this ten-track exercise in rock. In an immediate departure from the successfully safe formula Chicago utilized to exhaustio

This is the first CD I ever purchased, but I had not listened to it in it's entirety for several years. Recently, there was an unmarked cassette tape in my car, and out of curiousity I popped it in the player. I'm glad I did. On one side was 'World Falling Down' and on the other 'One More Story.' I could make a case that either one is his best work, and an even stronger case that taken together they represent the best work of Peter Cetera. 'One More Story' is one of those albums where, even if you did not like the songs, you would find yourself listening in wonder to the voice that is Peter Cetera. I never liked the production of his first solo effort, 'Solitude/Solitaire' and by 1995's 'One Clear Voice' CD, he had fully gone adult contemporary. 'One More Story' and 'World Falling Down', and especially the former, find him in great voice and rocking. Of the 10 songs on 'OMS,' only four are ballads (and they are pretty darn good ones). When you think of Peter Cetera, you don't think of turning it up to 11, but put on 'Save Me' or 'You Never Listen To Me' and turn it up. You'll know what I mean. 


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