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CHICAGO at Carnegie Hall. (1971.)
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CHICAGO at Carnegie Hall. (1971.)
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“You always knew Carl was in the room. He had a large aura, a large presence. He changed the dynamic of the room. Sometimes you had to wait for Carl to show up. And if you were waiting for him, and the phone rang,… this was good. Because invariably it was him… saying he was on his way... asking if he could bring something, ‘a cappuccino perhaps?’ Carl was thoughtful, he was fastidious, he was hilarious. And then he would sing.” - Robert Lamm, testimonial from the Carl Wilson 10 Year Anniversary Benefit & Concert Fundraiser (October 19, 2008)
"He is and was my favorite singer of all time, and I am honored to have known and worked and recorded with Carl. There is so many qualities about that voice that I think the deeper you get into it, the more amazing it was. […] I did the Like A Brother album with Carl and our good friend Robert Lamm and I tell you, it was a humbling experience to… I like to think I can carry a tune myself but, boy, to be in the studio daily with that guy, singing harmonies… [...] There was passion and enthusiasm in wherever he could find it. [...] There would be times when he would say, ‘Oh, that’s good.’ He had a default thing where he’d go, ‘Oh, that’s good.’ And it was a very Carl statement, and sometimes it would come out and it would come out a little too quick and maybe things weren’t so good. I’m not sure if he caught himself or if he was just playing off this very Carlism: ‘Oh, that’s good.’ Because he would go, ‘Oh, that’s good. Or, no, it’s bad.’ And he would kind of bat it back and forth with himself. And so we to this day, we’ll kind of reminisce about Carl. ‘It’s good… no, it’s bad,’ and go back and forth. And it’s one of many things that are very, very fond memories." - Gerry Beckley, Carl Wilson - Here And Now
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Chicago IX Chicago Greatest Hits [Expanded Edition] 2025 Rhino ——————————————————————— Tracks LP One: 01. Questions 67 and 68 02. Beginnings 03. Make Me Smile 04. 25 or 6 to 4 05. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 06. Free 07. Colour My World 08. Saturday in the Park 09. Dialogue Part I & II 10. Feelin’ Stronger Every Day 11. Just You ‘n’ Me
Tracks LP Two: 01. (I’ve Been) Searchin’ So Long 02. Call on Me 03. Wishing You Were Here 04. Old Days 05. If You Leave Me Now 06. Baby, What a Big Surprise 07. Alive Again 08. No Tell Lover 09. Street Player 10. Thunder and Lightning ———————————————————————
* Long Live Rock Archive
BILLBOARD HOTTIES TOURNEY - ROUND TWO
Robert Lamm
Carl Palmer
Robert Lamm (1944-) Chicago - keyboards Songs: "Questions 67 and 68," "Fancy Colours" Defeated Opponents: Sterling Morrison Propaganda: none
Carl Palmer (1950-) ELP - drums; Atomic Rooster - drums Songs: "Devil's Answer," "Karn Evil 9" Defeated Opponents: Cory Wells Propaganda: none
