Chicago, an American band formed in Chicago, Illinois in 1967, started out as The Big Thing with six (6) members, Danny Seraphine, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Robert Lamm, Terry Kath, and Walter Parazaider.
“If You Leave Me Now,” from the 1976 “Chicago 10” studio album was led by Peter Cetera in the key of B major (B).
“The Greatest Love On Earth,” from the 1978 “Hot Streets” studio album, was led by Peter Cetera in the key of A sharp major or B flat major (A# | Bb).
“Hard To Say I’m Sorry” first appeared on the “Chicago 16” studio album and was led by Peter Cetera in the key of E major (E).
“Hard Habit To Break” first appeared on the “Chicago 17” studio album and was led by Peter Cetera and Bill Champlin in the key of F sharp major or G flat major (F# | Gb).
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CHICAGO
News
In 1967, the Big Thing was founded by Danny Seraphine, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Robert Lamm, Terry Kath, and Walter Parazaider in Chicago, Illinois.
In 1968, after adding tenor vocalist and bassist, Peter Cetera, the Big Thing became the Chicago Transit Authority.
In 1969, Chicago Transit Authority shortened its name to Chicago.
In 1985, Peter Cetera left the band and started a successful solo career.
CHICAGO
Songs
DISCOGRAPHY
1969: Chicago 1 – Chicago Transit Authority
1970: Chicago
1971: Chicago 3
1971: Chicago 4 – At Carnegie Hall
1972: Chicago 5
1973: Chicago 6
1974: Chicago 7
1975: Chicago 8
1975: Chicago 9 – Greatest Hits
1976: Chicago 10
1977: Chicago 11
1978: Chicago 12 – Hot Streets
1979: Chicago 13
1980: Chicago 14
1981: Chicago 15 – Greatest Hits 2
1984: Chicago 16
1984: Chicago 17
1996: Live In Japan
VIDEOGRAPHY
2003: Soundstage
COMPENDIUM
Peter Cetera
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