CHICAGO!

[MrBiddle]

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Fighter kaayo ni nga group, IMHO.

Just You N' Me
Make Me Smile
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
Saturday in the Park, etc...


sabado sa Fuente
abi nako independence day!

sabado sa Fuente abi nako independence day!

naai nag sayaw-sayaw nag sige katawa.
namaligya og icecream. LOL.

kahinomdom pa mo aning binisaya nga Butcher sa SATURDAY IN THE PARK sa 70's bugoya mga tawhana oi.

[kenart]

favorite nako ang ilang hard habit to break
kadto pung duet ni peter cetera (limot ko sa girl) i wasn't the one who said goodbye

[depechebox]

in the 70's they are once called a prog rock, but somehow in the 80's they shifted from prog to ballads. but its never a bad thing if they shift, after all they're a great band and great musicians, peter cetera is just amazing. Chicago needs to rehire Cetera coz they just dont sound like chicago when cetera is missing.

[serpentboy]

Had the chance to watch Chicago here in Cebu (was it at the Aznar Gym or Cbu Colsm) in the early 90s. Nindot kaayo...25 or 624... if she would hav been faithful... saturday in the park...

[antoy hilom]

I miss lead guitarist Terry Kath, the voice behind Make Me Smile, 25 or 6 to 4, Colour My World, yes, Pete Cetera should go back to the band, he's one the most prolific songwriters of Chicago....Lowdown, Questions 67 & 68.Â* They were a great sound in a great era during the 70's.Â*

I prefer their sound during the early 70's - it was then called the jazz-rock genre and it heralded the era of great brass sounds - Blood Sweat & Tears, Ides of March, Ballinjack, Chase, Tower of Power, Earth, Wind and Fire, etc.

[bai]

Great group!

[clarkhkent]

yup i like there songs! asa naman kaha ni karon sila?

[Melvinthegreat]

Retired na cla tanan sir Clark

[kolz]

Nope .. CHICAGO isn't dead yet ... They've just released their 30th Album just last March 21.

Here's the news:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

XXX MARKS THE SPOT FOR CHICAGO'S THIRTIETH ALBUM

Warner Bros. and Rhino Team Up for
All-New Studio Recording From Legendary Rock Band

Jay DeMarcus of Superstar Country Group Rascal Flatts
Produces Disc, Set for Release March 21, 2006

LOS ANGELES -- Chicago, the legendary rock ’n’ roll band with horns and one of the best-selling and longest-running American bands, begins a new chapter in their history with the release of their 30th album, CHICAGO XXX. The first single, “Feel,� will be released on February 14. The album will be released March 21 at all retail and digital outlets and at www.rhino.com.

CHICAGO XXX is being released as a unique partnership between two Warner Music Group labels: Rhino Records and Warner Bros. Records. According to Lyor Cohen, Chairman and CEO of U.S. Recorded Music for the Warner Music Group, “We’re thrilled that Chicago, one of the most consistently creative and successful bands in history, has chosen WMG for the release of its long-awaited album, XXX. We’re looking forward to putting the marketing and promotional muscle of both Rhino and Warner Bros. Records behind this fantastic album.�

“Since 2002 we have broken new ground by forging a completely unique and tremendously successful relationship with Chicago and the band’s management,� says Scott Pascucci, President of Rhino Entertainment. “The double-platinum success of The Very Best Of Chicago: Only The Beginning was, indeed, only the beginning. CHICAGO XXX is a tribute to the band’s ongoing creative longevity.�

Chicago manager Peter Schivarelli puts it simply: “There is no better home for this record than Rhino and the Warner Music Group. The band and the producer have done an incredible job, and we know the Warner teams will do theirs.�

Chicago XXX was recorded by Lee Loughnane (trumpet, flugelhorn), James Pankow (trombone), Walt Parazaider (woodwinds), Robert Lamm (keyboards, vocals), Bill Champlin (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Jason Scheff (bass, vocals), Tris Imboden (drums) and Keith Howland (guitar, vocals).

The album was produced by Jay DeMarcus of the famed country trio Rascal Flatts. DeMarcus performed on several tracks and also assembled Rascal Flatts bandmates Gary LeVox and Joe Don Rooney to perform on the album.

A perennial force on the road, Chicago will be touring this summer with the legendary Huey Lewis the News.

Since forming in 1967, Chicago has become one of the best-loved and most successful rock groups ever, thanks to their incredible sense of pop-savvy and innovative use of horns in a rock context. The band’s worldwide sales exceed 100 million records and include five consecutive #1 albums and 21 Top 10 and 35 Top 40 singles. Chicago is the only American rock band to chart in the Top 40 in five consecutive decades.

The most exciting thing to note was :Â* it was actually produced by Jay de Marcus --- from one of my favorite Country bands RASCAL FLATTS, and some songs were written by Jay. You can hear Gary LeVox and the rest of RASCAL FLATTS sing inÂ* "Love will Come Back". It has the distinctive Chicago ballad sound like "Look Away", Jason Scheff also has an amazing vocals .. but Gary LeVox voice which started the song .. is just amazing!

Click here if you want to hear the whole Album:

http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/cc-...res/chicagoOD/

[malaya]

nakakita man ko dvd nga nag concert ang earth,wind,and fire dungan chicago.I learned from them nga Chicago ang nagcompose sa After The Love Is Gone nga gipasikat sa Earth,Wind,and Fire...