商品説明

Mike Millard's master excavation project, which has already exceeded 100 titles and continues to attract the attention of collectors around the world. The latest version of CHICAGO is now available.

It was "April 2, 1976 San Diego performance" that was imbued with such a work. It is the best audience recording. There are two main trends in mirrored recordings, reflecting his hobbies. One is a band like LED ZEPPELIN and YES, which is a big fan of mirrored books and records over and over again. The other is a recording that I was not a big fan of, but I watched it because I was interested in my friends' hobbies and reputation, and BLACK SABBATH is famous. The former is often known as a copy for a long time due to the relationship with the fan community, but the latter is often asleep with a one-time recording. This work is one of such once-in-a-lifetime recordings. It is one that you can enjoy the precious "CHICAGO of mirrored sound".

Also, from a CHICAGO perspective, 1976 is the year of "CHICAGO X (Caribbean whirlwind)". First of all, let's look back on the schedule at that time and confirm the position of the show.

・ March 20-April 2: North America # 1 (11 performances) ← ★ Coco ★
・ May 24: Sponsored by Anaheim
"Released" CHICAGO X "on June 14"
・ July 4th-September 5th: North America # 2 (24 performances)
・ October 2-26: North America # 3 (15 performances)
・ November 12-23: North America # 4 (8 performances)

This is CHICAGO in 1976. The main part of the tour is from "North America # 2" after the album was released, but the San Diego performance of this work is before the release. It was a concert on the final day of "North America # 1" that was held in parallel with the production of "CHICAGO X". Mirrored CHICAGO is unusual, but the venue is San Diego. Speaking of Millard, the image of LA Forum or Long Beach Arena is a garden, and in fact, the day before this work was also a forum performance. Still, the reason why I stretched my legs until after Sundi was the ticket. It seems that he usually bought a ticket for a sweet spot from a scalper at a high price, but at this time he got a good seat (second row in the center!) At a normal price on a friend's route. Millard doesn't seem to like being too early, but at this time it may have been Mt.

Disc 1 (64:45)
1. Intro
2. Anyway You Want
3. Call On Me
4. Another Rainy Day In New York City
5. Something In The City Changes People
6. Together Again
7. Just You And Me
8. Once Or Twice
9. Scrapbook
10. Saturday In The Park
11. (I've Been) Searchin' So Long
12. Mongonucleosis
13. Old Days

Disc 2 (51:05)
1. You Get It Up
2. Hope For Love
3. Beginnings
4. Skin Tight
5. A Hit By Varese
6. Questions 67 And 68
7. Feelin' Stronger Every Day
8. 25 Or 6 To 4

Terry Kath - Guitar, vocals
Peter Cetera - Bass, vocals
Robert Lamm - Keyboards, vocals
Lee Loughnane - Trumpet, vocals
James Pankow - Trombone, vocals
Walt Parazaider - Woodwinds
Danny Seraphine - Drums
Laudir De Oliveira - Percussion


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