The Very Best of Chicago Sound Recording : : Only the Beginning.

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Compact disc.
Disc One: Make me smile -- 25 ot 6 to 4 -- Does anybody really know what time it is? -- Beginnings -- Questions 67 & 68 -- I'm a man -- Colour my world -- Free -- Lowdown -- Saturday in the park -- Dialogue pt. 1 & 2 -- Just you n me -- Feelin' stronger every day -- (i've been) searchin' so long -- Wishing you were here -- Call on me -- Happy man -- Another rainy day in new york city -- If youleav me now.
Disc Two: Old days -- Baby, What a big surprise -- Take me back to chicago -- Alive again -- No tell lover -- Love me tomorrow -- Hard to say i'm sorry/get away -- Stay the night -- Hard habit to break -- You're the inspiration -- Along comes a woman -- Will you still love me? -- If she would have been faithful -- Look away -- What kind of man would i be? -- I don't wanna live without your love -- We can last forever -- YOu're not alone -- Chasin' the wind -- Sing, sing, sing.
Performed by Chicago.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Covers 30+ Years of Chicago submitted by tonyphil on July 6, 2013, 8:55am This greatest hits collection chronicles the entire span of the rock band Chicago's career. It covers everything from the jazz-inflected early works, through the later light-rock hits sung primarily by Peter Cetera. For those of us who most enjoy pieces from Chicago's first two albums, this collection's first seven tracks will satisfy. Several tracks on the album are new edits, especially nice for those songs which were taken from the midst of "suites" on their original album. Also edited out is an over-extended percussion bridge from "I'm a Man." If you'd like to hear all Chicago's hits since they broke on the scene in 1969, this 2-disc set is for you.

Covers 30+ Years of Chicago submitted by a2saab on June 25, 2015, 2:00pm This greatest hits collection chronicles the entire span of the rock band Chicago's career. It covers everything from the jazz-inflected early works, through the later light-rock hits sung primarily by Peter Cetera. For those of us who most enjoy pieces from Chicago's first two albums, this collection's first seven tracks will satisfy. Several tracks on the album are new edits, especially nice for those songs which were taken from the midst of "suites" on their original album. Also edited out is an over-extended percussion bridge from "I'm a Man." If you'd like to hear all Chicago's hits since they broke on the scene in 1969, this 2-disc set is for you

Chicago submitted by tbbrown76 on July 25, 2019, 10:25pm They came to Pine Knob every summer and were always great. Nearly every song is great. Tight vocals, nice horns, decent drums and guitar. Highly, highly recommended.
TB