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Artist: Chicago

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Category: Westcoast AOR

Year: 2006

Label: Rhino Records

Catalog Number: 8122 73362 2

Personnel

Robert Lamm piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond Organ, vocals
Lee Loughnane trumpet, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet
James Pankow trombone
Walt Parazaider saxophones, flutes
Bill Champlin Hammond Organ, piano, Fender Rhodes, vocals
Jason Scheff bass, vocals
Tris Imboden drums
Keith Howland guitar

Tracks

1.	Feel Hot Single Mix	4:01
2.	King of Might Have Been	3:52
3.	Caroline	3:39
4.	Why Can't We	4:07
5.	Love Will Come Back	3:48
6.	Long Lost Friend	4:33
7.	90 Degrees and Freezing	3:52
8.	Where Were You	4:17
9.	Already Gone	6:51
10.	Come to Me, Do	4:36
11.	Lovin' Chains	3:56
12.	Better	4:41
13.	Feel with horns	4:30
Total Running Time:		56:43

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Existing comments about this CD

From: juan carlos

Date: August 1, 2007 at 23:59

Me gusta la primera parte de este último trabajo de los Chicago de Siempre, muy Westcoast para mi gusto, sobretodo en la segunda parte. "Feel" y "Caroline"(Bobby Kimball Backing Vocals) son de hecho los mejores IMO. Las baladas "King of Might Have Been"(Joseph Williams Backing Vocals) "Why Can't We" "Love Will Come Back" y "Long Lost Friend" están buenas. Dan Huff está en los Tracks 3,4,5,7,9 y 11 lástima que no se luce como debiera (Solo Hasta acompaña solamente). 8/10

From: YIRO SEVENTH

Date: August 2, 2007 at 22:28

Un gran disco, de lo mejor del año 2006 en materia AOR Westcoast y como no lo hiba a ser, si aqui CHICAGO vuelve a desplegar su sonido, sus caracteristicos vientos que aqui brillan esplendorosamente: la pegadiza "Feel" con ciertos aires Country y algunas influencias modern, pero un temazo al fin y al cabo; la preciosa "King Of Might Have Been" que Scheff interpreta en forma divina haciendose acompañar por pianos y coros perfectos de Joseph Williams; la intensa y bellisima "Caroline", que es...

From: YIRO SEVENTH	Date: August 2, 2007 at 22:31
el mejor tema del disco, una balada contagiosa con Bobby Kimball haciendo Backing Vocals; Otra bella balada es "Love Will Come Back"; la ritmica "90 Degrees and Freezing"; la atrevida y pegadiza "Where Were You" es otro punto alto dentro de un disco impregnado de temas de una calidad asegurada... RECOMENDADISIMO!!!

From: DanDare	Date: October 23, 2010 at 3:35
The best tracks are 'Feel', 'King of Might Have Been' and 'Where Were You' (which remains an all time favourite). It's nothing like their 80's power ballad stuff circa Peter Cetera, and returns them closer to their 70's Jazz Rock output. It hard to be offended by it, but a good album nonetheless.

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