Chicago VI
by Chicago
- Type: Album
- Released: 25 June 1973
- Label: Columbia
- Country: United States
- Length: 49:27
- Community rating: 3.17/5 from 2 ratings
Artists on this release: Laudir de Oliveira, James William Guercio
Album Notes & Community Reviews
As the first project recorded at producer James William Guercio's custom-built Caribou Ranch studio in Colorado, the band fully embraced a slicker, highly commercial pop-rock aesthetic. Stepping slightly away from their sprawling jazz-rock roots, the group scored a massive hit with the acoustic-driven ballad 'Just You 'n' Me', setting the trajectory for their late-70s superstardom.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, melodic
Tracklist
- Critics' Choice (2:51)
- Just You 'N' Me (3:42)
- Darlin' Dear (2:57)
- Jenny (3:35)
- What's This World Comin' To (5:00)
- Something in This City Changes People (3:42)
- Hollywood (3:51)
- In Terms of Two (3:28)
- Rediscovery (4:48)
- Feelin' Stronger Every Day (4:14)
- Beyond All Our Sorrows - Terry Kath Demo (7:06)
- Tired of Being Alone (with Al Green) - from Chicago in the Rockies (4:09)
Credits
- Chicago - primary artist
- Laudir de Oliveira - congas
- J.G. O'Rafferty - pedal steel guitar [pedal steel]
- Daniel Seraphine - performer
- James Pankow - performer
- Lee Loughnane - performer
- Peter Cetera - performer
- Robert Lamm - performer