Chicago CD discography. Track Listing of songs: If You Leave Me Now; Saturday In the Park; Feelin' Stronger Every Day; ; 25 or 6 To 4; Baby, What a Big Surprise; Wishing You Were Here; No Tell Lover [Single Edit]; Another Rainy Day In New ...

Legendary jazz rock band Artist is captured live in the Netherlands in this performance recorded for Dutch television. Artist Live in the Netherlands 1977.

Track Listing of songs: Once or Twice; You Are on My Mind; Skin Tight; If You Leave Me Now; Together Again; Another Rainy Day in New York City; Mama Mama; Scrapbook; Gently I'll Wake You; You Get It Up; Hope for Love; ...

Artist commemorates 35 years of playing together with the career-spanning 2-CD anthology ONLY THE BEGINNING. This Windy City septet started out as one of the few '60s groups aside from Blood, Sweat & Tears and The Electric Flag to fuse...

THE HEART OF Artist 1967-1997 is a collection of Artist's hits with two new tracks, "Here In My Heart" and "The Only One." The title of this retrospective speaks for itself. Here are the romantic classics from the group whose pioneering...

Does anyone need another Artist album besides this one? For the casual fan, the answer is definitely no. The 1975 blockbuster includes all the band's hits from its prime. And while tracks like "Wishing You Were Here" and "Feelin' Stronger...

Though they began life as band that combined late-'60s progressive rock with Big Band horn charts and Beatlesque pop, Artist toned down their sound over the course of their long career. Eventually, they began to aim their songs squarely down...

The album on which Artist fully dropped its early jazz-rock roots and went strictly pop, 1973's Artist VI features two of the band's finest singles, the romantic "Just You 'N' Me" and the uplifting "Feelin' Stronger Every Day," along with...

Artist II remains a classic album, encapsulating its time (1969) in all its tumult and glory. The Vietnam War (and the civil unrest it inspired) was still raging, the counterculture dream had not yet crashed and burned, and rock music...

Track Listing of songs: Stay the Night; We Can Stop the Hurtin'; Hard Habit to Break; Only You; Remember the Feeling; Along Comes a Woman; You're the Inspiration; Please Hold On; Prima Donna; Once in a Lifetime; Where We Begin;

Legendary jazz rock band Artist is captured live in the Netherlands in this performance recorded for Dutch television. Artist Live in the Netherlands 1977.

Artist commemorates 35 years of playing together with the career-spanning 2-CD anthology ONLY THE BEGINNING. This Windy City septet started out as one of the few '60s groups aside from Blood, Sweat & Tears and The Electric Flag to fuse...

Artist II remains a classic album, encapsulating its time (1969) in all its tumult and glory. The Vietnam War (and the civil unrest it inspired) was still raging, the counterculture dream had not yet crashed and burned, and rock music...

Two of the most popular and critically acclaimed bands in rock history, not to mention the most musically diverse, joined forces for a legendary tour in the summer of 2004. Both Artist and Earth, Wind & Fire draw upon influences...

This debut has surprisingly endured, whereas all their following 18,000 albums with the same title (other than a number change) have little or no credibility in the public's memory. This album can be interchanged with the second and third Blood ...

Track Listing of songs: Prelude to Aire; Aire; Devil's Sweet; Italian from New York; Hanky Panky; Life Saver; Happy Man; ; Mongonucleosis; Song of the Evergreens; Byblos; Wishing You Were Here; Call on Me; Women Don't Want to Love Me; Skinny Boy; ...

Road-weary and running low on steam, the members of Artist began tinkering with their formula on the nostalgic Artist VIII. Robert Lamm continued to loosen his grip on the songwriting, allowing Peter Cetera, Terry Kath, and James Pankow to pen...

Track Listing of songs: Once or Twice; You Are on My Mind; Skin Tight; If You Leave Me Now; Together Again; Another Rainy Day in New York City; Mama Mama; Scrapbook; Gently I'll Wake You; You Get It Up; Hope for Love; ...

Four decades after its 1967 founding, the venerable pop/rock institution known as Artist issued this well-selected two-disc anthology. Although the collection draws on the Illinois-based ensemble's early era as the Artist Transit Authority (see the bright "Questions 67 and 68")...

After issuing three consecutive studio double LPs, Artist topped themselves with this four-album live box set. As the title suggests, At Carnegie Hall, Vols. 1-4 (Artist IV) (1971) finds the band at the venerable New York City venue during a...

Artist V (from 1972) was in some ways the end of the "old" Artist, pointing the way towards a smoother, mellower style they'd adopt in the years to come. V still has jazz and progressive elements ("A Hit By Varèse,"...

Track Listing of songs: Stay the Night; We Can Stop the Hurtin'; Hard Habit to Break; Only You; Remember the Feeling; Along Comes a Woman; You're the Inspiration; Please Hold On; Prima Donna; Once in a Lifetime; Where We Begin;

Although Artist tragically marked its decade anniversary with the bitter loss of lead guitarist Terry Kath, Hot Streets (1978) was not only the first release without him, it was also the band's initial offering away from James William Guercio --...

Produced by David Foster, Artist's acclaimed 1982 comeback album introduced the smash ballad "Hard To Say I'm Sorry/Get Away," now one of the band's signature songs. Artist 16 includes new liner notes and a previously unreleased Bill Champlin composition, "Daddy's...

For years, if you wanted a comprehensive Artist hits collection, your choices were slim. 1975's single-disc/eleven-track collection, Greatest Hits (Artist IX) remained your best bet, but it only included tracks from the group's beginning to the mid-'70s (without question their...

When Peter Cetera left Artist for a successful solo career, fans wondered if the long-running band could continue to deliver the goods. This 1986 release, replacing Cetera with Jason Scheff, answered the question with a strong if not resounding "yes."...

Recording information: Toronto Rock & Roll Revival (1969); Victory Recording Studios, Philadelphia, PA.

IN CONCERT was filmed live in July, 1993 at Los Angeles's Greek Theatre. Includes 2 bonus tracks Director by F. Douglas Travis. Artist: Dawayne Bailey (guitar, vocvals), Walt Parazaider (woodwinds), Lee Loughnane (trumpet), Jimmy Pankow (trombone), Robert Lamm (keyboards, vocals), Bill Champlin (keyboards,...

In 2002 Artist performed this special show for their fans, taking requests from the stage as listeners called in or e-mailed song suggestions to them. The resulting 14 song concert was a resounding success, as is presented here in a...

Does anyone need another Artist album besides this one? For the casual fan, the answer is definitely no. The 1975 blockbuster includes all the band's hits from its prime. And while tracks like "Wishing You Were Here" and "Feelin' Stronger...

Among followers of Artist's latter-day works, STONE OF SISYPHUS developed its own mythology over the years. It was recorded in 1993, and was originally slated to follow the TWENTY 1 album, but disputes between the band and their label resulted...

The kings of soft rock, Artist, are explored in this compelling behind-the-scenes documentary. Over an hour of rare footage is compiled on this edition of RAW (or REAL ARTISTS WORKING) which captures the talented musicians at their most candid and...