Chicago VII - DOUBLE LP Vinyl Record
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Chicago VII - Vinyl Record
Chicago VII is the sixth studio album by American rock band Chicago and was released in 1974. It is notable for being their first double album of new material since 1971's Chicago III, and remains their final studio release in that format.
Side One
1. "Prelude to Aire" Danny Seraphine Instrumental 2:47
2. "Aire" Seraphine/Walter Parazaider/James Pankow Instrumental 6:27
3. "Devil's Sweet" Seraphine/Parazaider Instrumental 10:07
Side Two
4. "Italian from New York" Robert Lamm Instrumental 4:14
5. "Hanky Panky" Lamm Instrumental 1:53
6. "Life Saver" Lamm Lamm 5:18
7. "Happy Man" Cetera Cetera 3:34
Side Three
8. "(I've Been) Searchin' So Long" Pankow Cetera 4:29
9. "Mongonucleosis" Pankow Cetera/Lamm/Pankow (Briefly at the beginning) 3:26
10. "Song of the Evergreens" Terry Kath Lee Loughnane 5:20
11. "Byblos" Kath Kath 6:18
Side Four
12. "Wishing You Were Here" Cetera Kath/Cetera 4:37
13. "Call on Me" Loughnane Cetera 4:02
14. "Woman Don't Want to Love Me" Lamm Cetera 4:35
15. "Skinny Boy" Lamm Lamm 5:12
After the relatively downbeat pop of "Chicago VI," this album shows an energetic Chicago with a positive musical outlook. While the pop element is retained, there are also incredible jazz moments that can take you back to the first three Chicago albums.
-Album Review
This is where the band peaked---at the height of their popularity, they stretched out and took chances and it worked. After their two great initial albums, the double album format had began to become a bit strained by Chicago III.
-Album Review
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