Cover of At Carnegie Hall - April 9, 1971

Chicago

At Carnegie Hall - April 9, 1971

Tracklist

  1. A1 Tuning And Introduction
  2. A2 Introduction
  3. A3 Fancy Colours
  4. A4 Introduction To Questions 67 & 68
  5. A5 Questions 67 & 68
  6. B1 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro, ‘Nasal Finger Tones’)
  7. B2 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
  8. It Better End Soon
  9. B3.1 1st Movement
  10. B3.2 2nd Movement (Flute Solo)
  11. B3.3 3rd Movement (Guitar Solo)
  12. B3.4 4th Movement (Preach)
  13. B3.5 5th Movement
  14. C1 Loneliness Is Just A Word
  15. C2 Sing A Mean Tune Kid
  16. D1 Beginnings
  17. D2 Where Do We Go From Here
  18. E1 Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon: Make Me Smile
  19. E2 So Much To Say, So Much To Give
  20. E3 Anxiety’s Moment
  21. E4 West Virginia Fantasies
  22. E5 Colour My World
  23. E6 To Be Free
  24. E7 Now More Than Ever
  25. F1 I’m A Man

Musicians

Production

Also credited

Also credited. Art Direction: Lisa Glines, Rachel Gutek. Design: Lisa Glines, Rachel Gutek. Artwork (Carnegie Hall Drawing): Fu-Ding Cheng. Artwork (Chicago Logo): Nick Fasciano. Engineer: Aaron Baron, Bud Graham, Don Puluse, Hank Altman, Larry Dahlstrom. Lacquer Cut By (Vinyl Disc Cutting): Eric Boulanger. Management (Critter Management): Peter Schivarelli. Mastered By: Adam Ayan. Photography By (Poster Photo): Frank Laffitte. Product Manager: Mike Engstrom. Project Manager (Project Assistance): Allison Boron, Darone Bowers, Jeff Magid, Jess Giordano, Julie Temkin, Kent Liu, Mark Pinkus, Shannon Ward, Sheryl Farber, Susanne Savage.

Release notes

Issued in a box single side opening. Each vinyl is housed in its own sleeve containing a printed inner sleeve and a plain black poly-lined inner sleeve.

Hype sticker:
Chicago’s Full-Show Performance
From April 9, 1971 on 3 LPs
————Featuring————
Questions 67 & 68
Does Anybody Really Now
What Time It Is?
Beginnings
Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon
I’m A Man
————Also Includes————
New Poster
Remastering Overseen By Lee Loughane & Tim Jessup
Limited Edition of 6,000

Record Store Day 2022 release. Comes with ‘Record Store Day Exclusive’ sticker.

[From back cover]
© 2022, ℗ 2021 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. [...] Manufactured for and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, 777 S. Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90021.
Made in Germany

[From LP covers and inner sleeves]
© 2022 Rhino Entertainment Company

[From labels]
© 2022, ℗ 2021 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. [...] Manufactured for and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company. [...] Made in Germany

[From LP3 inner sleeve]
Recorded at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY (by LOCATION RECORDERS) (April 9, 1971)
Mixed at Columbia Recording Studios, New York, NY
Tuis reissue:
Restored and Mixed at Studio One Sixty Four, Sedona, AZ
Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering, Portland, ME
Vinyl disc cutting by Eric Boulanger at The Bakery, Los Angeles, CA
Mixed in the analog domain on a vintage Solid State Logic 4064 G+ console, built in Oxford, England

Runouts are etched. In runouts, all Optimal plating symbols may be inverted (e.g., “⊥” vs “T”) and/or mirrored (e.g., “1△” vs “△↾”).