Chicago,Big Thing/WI,USA 1968 & more

The long-awaited new arrival of the best-selling item with a jacket! Chicago, who is a representative American band with a long history of activities, presents for the first time a collection of valuable historical unearthed live sound sources from before their major debut! In 1968, after performing as “The Big Thing,” Chicago changed its name to “Chicago Transit Authority” and produced its debut album.In May and June 1968, Chicago performed with the Milwaukee Barnabys, 9 This is a recording of a club gig at Ichifut Mo’s in Los Angeles, and includes board and staff recordings. It’s interesting that they’re already playing original songs, but the band already has a wide range of repertoire, including covers of The Beatles’ “Lady Madonna,” “I’ll Be Back,” and “Sgt. Pepper’s,” Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Motown, and R&R. This is a truly valuable historical unearthed live sound source that shows his abilities! ! DISC ONE: 01. Mr. Blue/02. Lady Madonna/03. Liberation/04. I’ll Be Back/05. Wake Up Sunshine/06. Darlin’/07. Sunshine Of Your Love/08. One More Heartache/ 09. Ninety Nine & A Half Just Won’t Do / Sgt.Pepper’s/10. With A Little Help From My Friends/11. Foxy Lady/ 12. Dancing In The Streets/13. Street Rag / I’m Losing You/ 14. You Don’t Know Like I Know/15. Purple Haze / Ending Song Live At Barnabys, Milwaukee, WI 6th May 1968 DISC TWO: 01. Hey Joe/02. Mississipi Delta City Blues/03. 12th Street Rag/04 . Dedicated To Girl Number One/05. I’m A Man (Incomplete)/06. Loneliness Is Just A Word/07. I’m A Man/08. Liberation/09. Instrumental Jam Live at Barnabys, Milwaukee, WI 2nd June 1968 09. It Better End Soon/10. Girl/11. Once Upon A Life/12. Terry’s Blues DISC THREE: 01. Questions 67 & 68/02. Johnny B. Goode/03. Rock Around The Clock/04. Gimmie Some Lovin’/05. Listen/06. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?/07. Mississipi Delta City Blues/08. Got To Get You Into My Life/09. It’s Not Unusual/10. Poem 58/11 I’ll Be Back/ 12. Dedicated To Girl Number One/13. Liberation Live at the Itchy Foot Mose, Los Angeles, CA 18th september 1968