Name: Heart of Chicago 1967-97
Brand: Chicago
SKU: 425905
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Heart of Chicago 1967-97

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Album: Heart of Chicago 1967-97
#	Song Title		Time
1)	You're The Inspiration	More Info...
2)	If You Leave Me Now	More Info...
3)	Make Me Smile	More Info...
4)	Hard Habit To Break	More Info...
5)	Saturday In The Park	More Info...
6)	Wishin' You Were Here	More Info...
7)	The Only One	More Info...
8)	Colour My World	More Info...
9)	Look Away	More Info...
10)	Here In My Heart	More Info...
11)	Just You 'N' Me	More Info...
12)	Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?	More Info...
13)	Will You Still Love Me?	More Info...
14)	Beginnings	More Info...
15)	Hard To Say I'm Sorry/Get Away	More Info...

Album: Heart of Chicago 1967-97
#	Song Title		Time
1)	You're The Inspiration	More Info...
2)	If You Leave Me Now	More Info...
3)	Make Me Smile	More Info...
4)	Hard Habit To Break	More Info...
5)	Saturday In The Park	More Info...
6)	Wishin' You Were Here	More Info...
7)	The Only One	More Info...
8)	Colour My World	More Info...
9)	Look Away	More Info...
10)	Here In My Heart	More Info...
11)	Just You 'N' Me	More Info...
12)	Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?	More Info...
13)	Will You Still Love Me?	More Info...
14)	Beginnings	More Info...
15)	Hard To Say I'm Sorry/Get Away	More Info...

Performer Notes

THE HEART OF CHICAGO 1967-1997 is a collection of Chicago's hits with two new tracks, "Here In My Heart" and "The Only One."
Producers: James William Guercio, Roy Bittan, David Foster, Ron Nevison, Chas Sandford, Phil Ramone.
The title of this retrospective speaks for itself. Here are the romantic classics from the group whose pioneering mix of rock, smooth harmonies and distinctive horn arrangements has become as familiar as butter and toast. The songs, ranging from 1970's "Make Me Smile" to 1988's "Look Away," are not arranged chronologically, which makes for interesting juxtapositions, such as the one between 1971's lightly funky "Beginnings," with its classic "whoa, whoa, whoa" chorus, and 1982's irresistibly sentimental "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" ("After all that we've been through/I will make it up to you/I promise to"). Thirteen of the 15 songs on THE HEART OF CHICAGO have been digitally remastered, and all provide an opportunity to revisit some of the best offerings from one of history's most successful bands.