Chicago- Chicago IX Chicago's Greatest Hits-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Columbia, CBS Inc., CBS Inc., Columbia Records, CBS Inc., Aurelius Music, Big Elk Music, Lamminations Music, Moose Music, Polish Prince Music, Com Music, Make Me Smile Music
• Catalog number: PC 33900
• Country: US

Copy notes: Perfect vinyl. In shrink.

Chicago IX Chicago's Greatest Hits gathers some of the band's most recognizable songs, including "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" and "Saturday In The Park," reflecting their blend of rock and soft rock with intricate horn arrangements. Produced by James William Guercio and featuring engineering work from Chris Hinshaw and others, this compilation showcases Chicago’s talent for combining catchy melodies with instrumental sophistication. The artwork by John Berg and Reid Miles adds a visual touch that complements the band’s polished yet energetic sound—proof that even a greatest hits album can have a sense of style, not just a sense of déjà vu. This 1975 pressing on Columbia comes in a 12-inch vinyl format with exceptionally clean surfaces, graded near mint, so you can expect it to look as good as it sounds. The vinyl’s condition promises minimal signs of use, making it a dependable choice for focused listening or rounding out a collection. Whether you’re revisiting Chicago’s heyday or discovering their layered arrangements for the first time, this record offers a well-curated snapshot of their mid-’70s peak without any vinyl distractions. It’s the kind of set that reminds you why the horns were never just background noise—they were the main event.

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