Chicago VII gives Chicago’s jazz-rock side plenty of room, with pop-rock accessibility still part of the picture. The track list includes “Prelude to Aire,” “Aire,” “Devil’s Sweet,” and “Italian from New York,” pointing to the more exploratory side of the band’s mid-’70s catalog without losing the recognizable Chicago name on the cover. This is a 1974 vintage vinyl pressing priced at $16, a nice match for someone who wants a clean period copy rather than a later-format placeholder. The record is graded VG++, a strong used-vinyl grade that generally means glossy, very clean vinyl with only tiny light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected. For this copy, the appeal is the combination of vintage Chicago VII vinyl and a higher-grade record at a sensible shop price.
Track listing & samples
Chicago – Chicago VII
Prelude to Aire
Aire
Devil's Sweet
Italian from New York
Hanky Panky
Life Saver
Happy Man
Searchin' So Long
Mongonucleosis
Song of the Evergreens
Byblos
Wishing You Were Here
Call on Me
Women Don't Want To Love me
Skinny Boy
Byblos
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