Chicago - Chicago V


Label:

Friday Music

Genre:

Pop/Rock

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AFRM 213110
UPC: 829421311027
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"With four gold multi-disc LPs and twice as many hit singles to its credit, Chicago issued its fifth effort, the first to clock in at under an hour. What they lack in quantity, they more than make up for in the wide range of quality of material. The disc quite literally erupts with the progressive free-form 'A Hit By Varese' — which seems to have been inspired as much by Emerson, Lake & Palmer's Tarkus (1971) or Yes circa Close to the Edge (1972) as by the Parisian composer for whom it is named. Fully 80 percent of the material on Chicago V (1972) is also a spotlight for the prolific songwriting of Robert Lamm (keyboards/vocals). In addition to penning the opening rocker, he is also responsible for the easy and airy 'All Is Well,' which is particularly notable for its lush Beach Boys-esque harmonies. However, Lamm's most memorable contributions are undoubtedly the Top 10 sunshine power pop anthem 'Saturday in the Park' and the equally upbeat and buoyant 'Dialogue, Pt. 1' and 'Dialogue, Pt. 2.' Those more accessible tracks are contrasted by James Pankow's (trombone/percussion) aggressive jazz fusion 'Now That You've Gone.'" — All Music Guide 



A Hit By Varese
All Is Well
Now That You've Gone
Dialogue (Part One)
Dialogue (Part Two)
While The City Sleeps
Saturday In The Park
State Of The Union
Goodbye
Alma Mater

Customer Reviews (5.00 Stars) 1 person(s) rated this product.

Still Awesome..!

posted on 04/03/2013
5 Stars
Reviewer: tommjazz
This Is One Of My Best And Personal Favorite Albums Of All Time 'This Is Chicago In There Prime And At There Best 'Featuring Smash Hit ' Saturday In The Park ' This Album Where Rock Meets Progressive Horns? Sill Awesome


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