Chicago The Chicago Transit Authority (Chicago Trail) Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Classic albums you listened to obsessively back then are being released one after another every month! Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign music albums, "Forever Young," is relaunched with a new look! The third release features a collection of classic albums by Chicago, who are scheduled to perform in Japan in September 2024! Includes commentary, lyrics, and translations. [Chicago] Formed in Chicago in 1967. Debuted in 1969 with the double album "Chicago I (Chicago's Journey)." They created the brass rock style, prominently featuring the sound of dashing horns and poignant messages reflecting the fluctuating social conditions. In the 70s, they produced many hit songs such as "Long Night," "Saturday in the Park," and the Grammy Award-winning "I Love You," and in the 80s, "I Can't Be Honest." Supported by a strong fan base, they will perform in Japan for the 15th time in September 2024. "Chicago I (Chicago's Journey)" was a landmark album released in 1969 as a double LP, featuring Robert Lamm (vocals, keyboards) and James Pankow (trombone) as the core members of the Chicago band. The band changed its name several times, from Big Thing to Chicago Transit Authority to Chicago, before establishing the brass rock style. (1969 release) 1. Introduction 2. Does anyone really understand reality? 3. Beginnings 4. Questions 67/68 5. Listen 6. Poem 58 7. Free Form Guitar 8. South California Purples 9. I'm a Man 10. August 29, 1968, Chicago, Democratic National Convention 11. Bloody Day (August 29, 1968) 12. Liberation Media reviews and more Classic albums that you were crazy about back then are being released one after another every month! Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign music albums: "Forever Young" is being relaunched with a new look! The lineup for September, the third release, features many classic Chicago albums! Formed in Chicago, centered around Robert Lamm (vo, key) and James Pankow (tb). This landmark album, a double LP debut from 1969, marks the band's debut after changing their name from Big Thing to Chicago Transit Authority to Chicago. It established the brass rock style of music. (C)RS