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He also did an entire album of Beach Boy covers that is phenomenal. He's all the voices. All the instruments.

Actor James Carter Cathcart, the voice of numerous beloved Pokémon anime series characters such as James, Meowth, Professor Oak, Gary Oak, and more, has died at the age of 71. Link in the comments for more.

07/09/2025

I was actually not so crazy about his lead solos. Notes were all over the place. As opposed to Alven zlee of 10 years after. But it's the best rock/jazz rhythm in the world.

Three Insane Guitar Solos That Prove Chicago’s Terry Kath Was Massively Underrated

Chicago was really a band to experience. And Terry Kath, the band’s guitarist, was something else entirely to behold. He was stellar at lead guitar, killer at solos, and a fantastic group leader overall.

So many of his guitar tracks were mind-blowing. Better yet, he learned it all himself; formally educated musicians wouldn’t stand a chance against Kath, armed with a guitar.

“Introduction”

This is one of those songs that even non-Chicago fans probably know.

Released in 1969 on Chicago’s debut album “The Chicago Transit Authority,” this song is an almost sonically perfect mix of rock music and jazz instrumentation.

Back then, much of Chicago’s work had that kind of sound. There are some blues and pop elements heard as well, but Kath cuts through all expectations of all of those genres with his guitar performance. He’s absolutely entrancing on “Introduction.”

“Make Me Smile”

That trumpet really adds to the ambiance, and when it begins to melt into Kath’s guitar solo, “Make Me Smile” will send you to another planet.

It’s really gorgeous. Not only does Kath prove himself as a guitarist on this track, but his vocals really come into their own in this song. “Make Me Smile” is one of many songs with a standard under-five-minute runtime, but listeners always want more.

“Song Of The Evergreens”

Terry Kath was on a different level on the 1974 album “Chicago VII.” The track “Song Of The Evergreens,” specifically, is particularly gorgeous.

This song has so much atmosphere and airiness to it. Lee Loughnane’s vocals are excellent, as is Robert Lamm’s keyboard performance. But nothing tops the way Kath plays his guitar on this one. Overall, the song is simple, imperfect, and full of charm. And that send-off solo? Incredible.

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07/09/2025

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Did U know: That 20% or 1 in 5 Dr's make a misdiagnosis resulting in significant adverse medical reactions?. So. Be proactive!. Refrence: JAMA & Pub Med. DrRon.com

07/14/2022

Do you know what the leading cause of divorce is? Marriage.