It’s been an insanely busy few days so I thought I’d drag out one of the early posts that I suspect most readers haven’t seen. Have a great weekend!
Last week I watched the Chicago documentary The Last Band Onstage and have been on a Chicago kick ever since. So today we're going to the first song they ever recorded together.
This song is about slowing down and enjoying the simple things in life. According to the songwriter:
"I was a teenager walking down the street in Brooklyn, New York where I grew up. I walked by a movie theater and there was an usher standing outside taking a cigarette break. I said to him, 'Hey man, what time is it?' and he said, 'Does anybody really know what time it is?' I remembered that when I was trying to write this sort of Beatle-esque shuffle and just explore the idea of 'Does anybody really know what time it is?'"
Enjoy today’s song of the day!