Chicago - Chicago 16 - Japanese Vintage Vinyl
Chicago 16 is the 1982 album that brought Chicago roaring back to the top of the charts. Their first record with producer David Foster and their first for Full Moon, it traded some of the old horn-rock sound for sleek, polished pop rock and gave the band a whole new audience.
The big moment is "Hard To Say I'm Sorry / Get Away", Peter Cetera's soaring ballad that hit number one, with the rocking "Get Away" coda that follows it. "Love Me Tomorrow" was another hit single, and the album also marked the arrival of singer and keyboardist Bill Champlin, whose soulful voice became a key part of the band's sound.
This is the Japanese edition on Full Moon, catalogue P-11219, made by Warner-Pioneer. Japanese pressings of the early 1980s are prized for their quiet vinyl and careful quality control, which suits the album's glossy production.
A fine pick for fans of eighties soft rock and AOR.
- Media Condition: VG+
- Jacket Condition: VG+
- OBI Strip Condition: VG+
- Additional Notes: Includes liner notes
- Approximate Year: 1982
Side A
1. What You're Missing
2. Waiting For You To Decide
3. Bad Advice
4. Chains
5. Hard To Say I'm Sorry / Get Away
Side B
1. Follow Me
2. Sonny Think Twice
3. Rescue You
4. What Can I Say
5. Love Me Tomorrow
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Chicago - Chicago 16 - Japanese Vintage Vinyl
