Chicago At Carnegie Hall, April 9, 1971

Chicago At Carnegie Hall, April 9, 19713LP (180g black). RSD Exclusive Live Show Breakout. Chicago performed eight epic shows over the week of April 5 10, 1971 at Carnegie Hall in NYC (including two shows on two of the days). The entire run of shows was mixedby Chicago founding member and trumpeter Lee Loughnane, along with engineer Tim Jessup and issued as the 16cd set Chicago At Carnegie Hall Complete. Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering. US ex US: 3 jackets, backer card, US ex

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