Peter Cetera
Peter Paul Cetera (born September 13, 1944 in Chicago , Illinois) is an American singer , songwriter and bassist. He became known with the rock band Chicago , which he left in 1985. After that he was successful as a solo artist.
Career
After Cetera had already gained first experience in the band The Exceptions in the 1960s , he became a member of The Big Thing in 1967 , which later renamed itself the Chicago Transit Authority and then Chicago , with which he was successful in the following years. In 1985 he left the band in favor of a solo career. His first solo single after breaking up with Chicago , Glory of Love , made it straight to number 1 in the US charts and is part of the soundtrack of Karate Kid II - Decision in Okinawa . In a duet with Amy Grant and the song The Next Time I Fall , he was able to repeat this success in the same year.
His song Save Me was the 1989 theme song for the first season of the US series Baywatch - The Lifeguards of Malibu .
Discography
Albums
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| 1981 | Peter Cetera | - | - | - | - | 
US143 (10 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: December 1981 
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| 1986 | Solitude / Solitaire | 
DE48 (7 weeks) DE  | 
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CH17 (7 weeks) CH  | 
UK56 (4 weeks) UK  | 
US23  (43 weeks)US  | 
 
First published: June 23, 1986 
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| 1988 | One more story | 
DE51 (5 weeks) DE  | 
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US58 (18 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: August 1988 
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| 1992 | World Falling Down | - | - | 
CH37 (1 week) CH  | 
- | 
US163 (9 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: June 16, 1992 
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| 1995 | One Clear Voice | - | - | 
CH33 (3 weeks) CH  | 
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First published: August 1995 
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| 2001 | Another perfect world | - | - | - | - | - | 
 
First published: March 28, 2001 
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| 2004 | You Just Gotta Love Christmas | - | - | - | - | - | 
 
First published: October 19, 2004 
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| 2005 | Live in Salt Lake City | - | - | - | - | - | 
 
Greatest Hits Live (16 tracks) 
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gray hatching : no chart data available for this year
Compilations
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| 1997 | You're the Inspiration: A Collection | - | - | - | - | 
US134 (13 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: May 20, 1997 
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Singles
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| 1986 | 
Glory of Love  Solitude / Solitaire  | 
DE24 (13 weeks) DE  | 
AT11 (8 weeks) AT  | 
CH5 (13 weeks) CH  | 
UK3  (13 weeks)UK  | 
US1 (21 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: May 1986 
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The Next Time I Fall  Solitude / Solitaire  | 
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UK78 (3 weeks) UK  | 
US1 (21 weeks) US  | 
 
First release: September 1986  
feat. Amy Grant  | 
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| Big Mistake  Solitude / Solitaire  | 
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US61 (6 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: December 1986 
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| 1988 | One Good Woman  One More Story  | 
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UK82 (3 weeks) UK  | 
US4 (18 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: July 1988 
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| Best Of Times  One More Story  | 
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US59 (8 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: October 1988 
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| 1992 | Restless Heart  World Falling Down  | 
DE53 (11 weeks) DE  | 
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US35 (20 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: June 1992 
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| Feels Like Heaven  World Falling Down  | 
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US71 (8 weeks) US  | 
 
First release: December 1992  
feat. Chaka Khan  | 
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| 1993 | Even a Fool Can See  World Falling Down  | 
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US68 (13 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: June 1993 
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| 1995 | Forever Tonight  One Clear Voice  | 
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US86 (8 weeks) US  | 
 
First release: October 1995  
feat. Crystal Bernard  | 
| 1997 | You're the Inspiration  You're the Inspiration: A Collection  | 
- | - | - | - | 
US77 (10 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: August 26, 1997  
feat. Az Yet  | 
As a guest musician
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| 1987 | I Wasn't the One (Who Said Goodbye)  I Stand Alone  | 
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US93 (3 weeks) US  | 
 
First publication: 1987  
Agnetha Fältskog featuring Peter Cetera  | 
| 1989 | After All  Heart Of Stone  | 
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UK84 (3 weeks) UK  | 
US6th  (20 weeks)US  | 
 
First published: February 21, 1989  
Cher featuring Peter Cetera  | 
| 1991 | Voices That Care | - | - | - | - | 
US11 (16 weeks) US  | 
 
First release: 1991  
with Voices That Care  | 
| 1997 | 
Hard to Say I'm Sorry  Az Yet  | 
DE72 (9 weeks) DE  | 
- | - | 
UK7 (7 weeks) UK  | 
US8 (34 weeks) US  | 
 
First published: February 4, 1997  
Az Yet featuring Peter Cetera  | 
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Web links
- Peter Cetera in the Internet Movie Database (English)
 
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Cetera, Peter | 
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Cetera, Peter Paul (full name) | 
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American singer, songwriter and bassist | 
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 13, 1944 | 
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Chicago |