Chicago Live In Japan - Chicago (2) - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

“Chicago Live In Japan” is more than a live album—it’s a time capsule from 1972, capturing the band at the height of their creative powers. Recorded over two nights at Tokyo’s Festival Hall, this double LP preserves the unique energy of Chicago’s fusion of rock and jazz, all in front of one of their most adoring international audiences. This release stands apart for its pristine sound quality and for the band’s willingness to stretch out musically, delivering extended versions of classics like “25 or 6 to 4” and “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” You’ll hear the horn section in full flight, Robert Lamm’s soulful vocals, and Terry Kath’s legendary guitar work—each performance brimming with spontaneity that only a live setting can provide. More than just a document of the band’s prowess, it captures a cultural moment: a leading American act connecting with Japanese fans, bridging continents through music. For collectors and audiophiles alike, “Live In Japan” is a rare gem, offering a fresh lens on Chicago’s artistry and the enduring appeal of their energetic, genre-blurring sound. This is an essential piece for anyone who values live performance as the true test of a band’s mettle. Track List: A1 - Dialogue (Part1, Part2) - 6:55 A2 - A Hit By Varèse - 4:43 A3 - Lowdown (A Japanese Version) - 4:14 A4 - State Of The Union - 8:14 A5 - Saturday In The Park - 4:19 - Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon - B8 - Beginnings - 6:52 B9 - Mississippi Delta City Blues - 5:37 C1 - A Song For Richard And His Friends - 7:58 C2 - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? [Free Form Intro] - 6:13 C3 - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? - 3:51 C4 - Questions 67 & 68 (A Japanese Version) - 4:54 D1 - 25 Or 6 To 4 - 9:18 D2 - I'm A Man - 10:43 D3 - Free - 6:29