Chicago - The Chicago Transit Authorit - Japan CD

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Chicago

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The classic albums you used to love to listen to back in the day are coming out one after another every month! Warner Music's famous Western masterpieces series: "Forever Young" is back with a new look! The third release is a series of classic albums from Chicago, who will be coming to Japan in September 2024! Chicago] Formed in Chicago in 1967, Chicago debuted with the double album "Chicago I (Chicago Trails)" in 1969. The band created a style of brass-rock with their dashing horns and a wry message that reflected the shifting social climate, and had many big hits in the 1970s, including "The Longest Night," "Saturday in the Park," and the Grammy Award-winning "A Farewell with Love," and in the 1980s "I Can't Be Honest" and many others. In the 80's, he produced many big hits such as "I Can't Be Honest". He has a strong fan base and will be making his 15th tour of Japan in September 2024. Chicago I" was formed in Chicago with Robert Lamb (vo, key) and James Pankow (tb). The band changed its name from Big Thing to Chicago Transit Authority to Chicago, and made its memorable debut in 1969 as a 2 LP set. It established the band's style of brass rock. (1969 work)