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Great moments in live rock 'n' roll: Chicago Transit Authority, "I'm a Man," 1969

Excellent footage of the whole band on this early performance for Beat Club in 1969, before legal threats by the actual CTA forced the band to shorten their name (big mistake by the actual CTA!). Most of the band members had been students at DePaul University in Chicago. Gives a nice sense of how good a guitarist the late Terry Kath was.