CHICAGO - Hot Streets

Chicago - Hot Streets LP record from Japan

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CBS/Sony – 25AP 1150

Gatefold cover, comes with obi (VG+), insert (VG+). Jacket has light foxing and shelf wear. Disc has a few hairlines.

"Hot Streets" by Chicago, released in 1978, marks the band's first album without founding member Terry Kath, showcasing a transition in their sound towards more pop-oriented tracks alongside their established jazz-rock fusion. Featuring the hit "Alive Again," the album embodies Chicago's blend of brass-infused rock with a polished pop sensibility. This period reflects a shift in the band's musical direction, exploring a variety of styles while maintaining their distinctive horn section and complex arrangements. Chicago, known for their innovative blend of rock, jazz, and pop, has been influential in the evolution of rock music, with "Hot Streets" representing a key moment of change and resilience in their long-standing career.

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