A great album that shines with mellow melodies and brilliant ensemble playing.
Chicago's single "Lowdown" is a fusion of jazz and rock, featuring a perfect balance of brass and vocals.
"Lowdown" features an urban sound with a light rhythm, with an exquisite balance between guitar and horns. The depth of the vocals and the stability of the rhythm section combine to create a sophisticated ensemble. The B-side, "Loneliness Is Just A Word," features an introspective tone that highlights the beauty of the melody. The recording is clean, with a clear sound image for each part. This single encapsulates the appeal of brass rock, showcasing the breadth of early Chicago's musicality and the band's high level of maturity.
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Producer - James William Guercio
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Liner Notes - Makoto Yagi