A1 – Sing A Mean Tune Kid
A2 – Loneliness Is Just A Word
A3 – What Else Can I Say
A4 – I Don’t Want Your Money
B1 – Flight 602
B2 – Motorboat To Mars
B3 – Free
B4 – Free Country
B5 – At The Sunrise
B6 – Happy ‘Cause I’m Going Home
C1 – Mother
C2 – Lowdown
C3 – A Hard Risin’ Morning Without Breakfast
C4 – Off To Work
C5 – Fallin’ Out
C6 – Dreamin’ Home
C7 – Morning Blues Again
D1 – When All The Laughter Dies In Sorrow
D2 – Canon
D3 – Once Upon A Time…
D4 – Progress?
D5 – The Approaching Storm
D6 – Man Vs. Man: The End
Chicago – Chicago III (1971, CBS)
10,00 €
Media VG+
Sleeve VG+
Format : x2 LP
Cat N° : S 66260
Style : Pop Rock, Blues Rock, Soul, Jazz-Funk, Psychedelic Rock, Jazz-Rock
Dans la foulée du succès de “Chicago II”, le groupe sort le single “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” qui se classe dans le top 10. Malgré des tournées incessantes, ils sortent leur troisième album, “Chicago III”, un an plus tard. L’album présente des moments mémorables, comme “Sing A Mean Tune Kid” et “Mother”, montrant la versatilité du groupe. Les suites de composition de Lamm, Kath et Pankow montrent un réel progrès. Malgré des singles moins réussis, “Chicago III” témoigne de l’évolution constante du groupe.
Following the success of “Chicago II,” the band released the single “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” which charted in the top 10. Despite relentless touring, they released their third album, “Chicago III,” a year later. The album features memorable moments like “Sing A Mean Tune Kid” and “Mother,” showcasing the band’s versatility. The composition suites by Lamm, Kath, and Pankow demonstrate real progress. Despite less successful singles, “Chicago III” reflects the band’s ongoing evolution.
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| Weight | 0,45 kg |
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