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Artist: Chicago

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CD Title: II

 

Category: Westcoast AOR

Year: 1970

Label: Columbia

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Personnel

Peter Cetera bass, guitar, vocals
Nick Fasciano
Terry Kath guitar, vocals
Robert Lamm keyboards, vocals
Lee Loughnane percussion, trumpet, vocals
James Pankow trombone
Walter Parazaider vocals, woodwinds
Daniel Seraphine drums

Tracks

1.	Movin' On	4:05
2.	The Road	3:10
3.	Poem for the People	5:30
4.	In the Country	6:33
5.	Wake Up Sunshine	2:29
6.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Make Me Smile	3:16
7.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: So Much to Say, So Much to Give	1:12
8.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Anxiety's Moment	1:01
9.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: West Virginia Fantasies	1:33
10.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Colour My World	2:39
11.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: To Be Free	1:15
12.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Now More Than Ever	1:26
13.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Fancy Colours	5:10
14.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: 25 or 6 to 4	4:50
15.	Prelude	1:10
16.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: A.M. Mourning	2:03
17.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: P.M. Mourning	1:58
18.	Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon: Memories of Love	3:58
19.	It Better End Soon: 1st Movement	2:33
20.	It Better End Soon: 2nd Movement	3:41
21.	It Better End Soon: 3rd Movement	3:18
22.	It Better End Soon: 4th Movement	0:51
23.	It Better End Soon: Where Do We Go from Here	2:34
Total Running Time:		66:15

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Leafsfan97	Date: June 11, 2006 at 6:42
Not as good as their first but a very fine follow up. Colour my world is the best song on the CD

From: gfranciscop

Date: August 7, 2021 at 11:39

A bit more concise and straight to the point than the previous more jazz like CD. The Road is a pretty nice song, as well as In The Country. Of course, it's still music from the 60s so it has most of the cliches and things from music from that era. Most of the songs are great really, even if as most music from the 60s, I find them harder to remember. Then in the second side of every LP they go for the Rock Opera approach that was getting popular at the time. I think the first album is more ambitious (even experimental) but this one isn't bad or out of place either (even if it feels more 60s than the first one, if that's even possible). Rating: 7/10. Favorite Track: In The Country

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