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Steven Wilson has remixed Chicago II in Dolby ATMOS
Steven Wilson has completed a Dolby ATMOS remix of Chicago’s groundbreaking 1970 album Chicago II, with Blu-ray and vinyl editions to be launched in April and May respectively
"The drugs got heavier and things got weirder": The wild life and violent death of Chicago's Terry Kath
When Chicago founder Terry Kath accidentally killed himself, the world was robbed of one of its greatest guitarists
Chicago ex Jason Scheff hails his prog heroes Weather Report
Always looking for a gritty, funky edge, he loves Genesis too – but it was emulating Pastorius as a kid that got the bassist-vocalist going
Call them what you like, but Chicago know they’re a prog band
One of the few groups to ever get away with releasing a double-album as a debut, they’d started out as a covers band who’d rebuild and extend every song they played
“Drugs and alcohol and ego clashes got in the way, but we managed to keep them quiet”: the unbelievable story of Chicago, the soft rock kings with steel in their hearts
Jazz-rock experimentalists, money-spinning soft rock kings, derided balladeers? The mighty Chicago have been all of these and more
Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4 was supposedly about an acid trip: the truth was much more mundane
Featuring one of the greatest wah solos of all time, this is the story of the Chicago classic 25 or 6 to 4
Marshall Tucker Band: Where We All Belong - Album Of The Week Club review
The Marshall Tucker Band's third album Where We All Belong was part rock, part country, part jazz, half studio and half live; an altogether different take on southern rock
Chicago: Chicago II - Album Of The Week Club review
14-legged juggernaut Chicago changed their name and forged ahead with this energetic double album that took in free jazz, hip-shaking R&B and an Abbey Road-like six-song suite
