Chicago

With "Chicago V" in 1972, Chicago sat on top of the American jazz rock scene. It was, without a doubt, one of their finest moments.

In 1972, Chicago hit the top of the American jazz rock scene with »Chicago V«. It was without a doubt one of their finest moments.

»Chicago at Carnegie Hal« is a great time for anyone who wants to relive early-days Chicago, back when they weren't yet over-commercialized and still had plenty to offer even the more demanding music fan, especially those into…

With »Chicago 16«, one of the best moments in their sprawling discography, Chicago finally made a successful entry into the eighties and delivered an album that's still interesting today, even for most Toto fans.

The masters are still masters. "Now" is some of the best stuff Chicago have done since the end of the seventies, a deliciously tasty blend of the different styles they've experimented with throughout their career, with a big emphasis on the…

Almost half a century into their career, Chicago remain credible keepers of their rich legacy.

The big strength of »Chicago III« was its eclectic nature, which marked most of Chicago's albums from their early days anyway.

»Chicago« was every bit as deserving of an even bigger commercial hit than the cult debut, and it gave this wildly ambitious collective its big breakthrough on the world music scene.

"The Chicago Transit Authority" is one of those "eternal" albums everyone should hear at least once in their life before they can lie down for their final rest.