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CHICAGO
Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach New Hampshire
August 22nd 1970
A Joe Maloney Reel to Reel Master
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JOE MALONEY MONO REEL TO REEL MASTER>AKAI GX-4000D REEL TO REEL>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240
WAV (24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV 24/96>TLH FLAC LEVEL 8
As this is a mono recording the left channel was cloned into the right using Audacity.
Terry Kath guitar vocals
Peter Cetera bass vocals
Robert Lamm keyboard vocals
Lee Loughnane trumpet vocals
James Pankow trombone
Walter Parazaider woodwinds vocals
Danny Seraphine drums
01 The Crowd
02 Tune up
03 Introduction
04 Questions 67 and 68
05 I Don't Want Your Money
06 Poem For the People
(reel flip edit at 00:30:11:20)
07 It Better End Soon
08 Freeform Guitar/Keyboards
09 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
10 25 or 6 to 4
JOE'S MEMORIES:
"Chicago II" had just come out and "25 or 6 to Four" was everywhere on the radio, so when we heard Chicago would be appearing at the Hampton Beach Casino, we had to take the opportunity to go. The first Chicago album "Chicago Transit Authority" had come out in 1969 and didn't have any "AM hits" on it, but "Chicago II" was a whole different story. It was a typical hot August day, waiting to get into the Casino, but this crowd was not as "frantic" as the crowd at the Grand Funk Railroad show a month before, so we didn't have to jam in and run for a spot on the floor to sit. Everyone was mellow and orderly getting in. It's not a long show, only about 50 minutes, but this recording gives you the opportunity to hear "early" Chicago, with the original members. it's like a mini "best of" collection. Also I changed tapes before Chicago returned to the stage for the encore of "I'm A Man". They did a great version, that lasted for about 15 minutes, but the switch on the external mic accidentally got turned off about halfway through the song and I didn't notice that the tape had stopped. I didn't think of keeping what I had recorded on that reel and ended up recording over it at another show."
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