Chicago - Chicago At Carnegie Hall (Volumes I, II, III And IV) mp3

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Credits

• Art Direction – John Berg, Virginia Team
• Bass, Vocals – Peter Cetera
• Design [Poster] – Ron Coro
• Drums – Danny Seraphine
• Engineer – Aaron Baron, Bud Graham, Don Puluse, Hank Altman, Larry Dahlstrom
• Graphics [Chicago Logo] – Nick Fasciano
• Guitar, Vocals – Terry Kath
• Illustration [Carnegie Hall Drawing] – Fuding Cheng
• Keyboards, Vocals – Robert Lamm
• Photography By – Allen Goldblatt, Fred Lombardi
• Photography By [Carnegie Hall] – Brown Brothers
• Photography By [Poster] – Frank Laffite
• Producer – James William Guercio
• Trombone, Percussion – James Pankow
• Trumpet, Backing Vocals, Percussion, Guitar – Lee Loughnane (tracks: F1, F4)
• Typography [Handwriting] – Beverly Scott
• Woodwind, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Walter Parazaider

Notes

© 1971 James William Guercio

Terre Haute Pressing variant of this U.S. box set by same catalog #.

Hard outer slip case includes:
4 custom (cardstock) record sleeves
20 page booklet containing credits/photos/tour dates (1967-71)
22" x 33" band poster
22" x 33" Carnegie Hall poster
Giant 49" x 73" band wall poster
A chart with voter registration info for each state

Recorded in New York during the week of April 5th - 10th, 1971 at Carnegie Hall

All Selections Aurelius Music (BMI) or Aurelia Music (ASCAP) except H3 - Irving Music, Inc. (BMI)

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BMI
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Other (Disc 1 Catalog #): C30866
• Matrix / Runout (A Side Label): AL 30866
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Label): BL 30866
• Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped exc "T1" etch. var. 1): º P AL-30866-1AE T1
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped exc "1T" etch, var. 1): º P BL-30866-2G 1T
• Other (Disc 2 Catalog #): C30867
• Matrix / Runout (C Side Label): AL 30867
• Matrix / Runout (D Side Label): BL 30867
• Matrix / Runout (C Side Stamped exc "1T" etch, var. 1): º P AL-30867-1B 1T
• Matrix / Runout (D Side Stamped exc "2T" etch, var. 1): º P BL-30867-1F 2T
• Other (Disc 3 Catalog #): C30868
• Matrix / Runout (E Side Label): AL 30868
• Matrix / Runout (F Side Label): BL 30868
• Matrix / Runout (E Side Stamped exc "1T" etch, var. 1): º P AL-30868-1J 1T
• Matrix / Runout (F Side Stamped exc "1T" etch, var. 1): º P BL-30868-1L 1T
• Other (Disc 4 Catalog #): C30869
• Matrix / Runout (G Side Label): AL 30869
• Matrix / Runout (H Side Label): BL 30869
• Matrix / Runout (G Side Stamped exc "1T" etch, var. 1): P AL-30869-1F º 1T
• Matrix / Runout (H Side Stamped exc "2T" etch, var. 1): º P BL-30869-1B 2T
• Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped exc "P", "2T" etch, var. 2): º P AL-30866-1B 2T B
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped exc "P", "2T" etch, var. 2): º P BL-30866-2G 1T B
• Matrix / Runout (C Side Stamped exc "P", "1T" etch, var. 2): º P AL-30867-1B 1T B
• Matrix / Runout (D Side Stamped exc "P", "1T", "5" etch, var. 2): º P BL-30867-1B 2T 5
• Matrix / Runout (E Side Stamped exc "P", "1T", "10" etch, var. 2): º P AL-30868-1B 1T A 10
• Matrix / Runout (F Side Stamped exc "P", "2 T" etch, var. 2): º P BL-30868-1B 2 T
• Matrix / Runout (G Side Stamped exc "2T" etch, var. 2): º P AL-30869-1F 2T
• Matrix / Runout (H Side Stamped exc "P", "2 T", "3" etch, var. 2): º P BL-30869-1E 2 T A 3

Companies

• Recorded At – Carnegie Hall
• Mastered At – Customatrix
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute
• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
• Published By – Aurelius Music
• Published By – Aurelia Music
• Published By – Irving Music, Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Columbia
• Copyright (c) – James William Guercio

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Album

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