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Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Chicago's Lee Loughnane discussed during an October 2021 interview why their Carnegie Hall live album was a sonic mess and how they fixed it 50 years later.

Saving American Music | Blues, Roots, Country, Jazz, Rock & Roll, Bluegrass, Folk

Chicago’s music is timeless.Heavily jazz-influenced, with tinges of classical in the slower numbers, the songs, some now more than 50 years old, likely still will be popular and as evocative 50 years from now.That was the message from Chicago’s concert Friday headlining Bloomsburg Fair’s grandstand.In a far-too-short (more about that later) 88-minute, 18-song show, there were

From the artist who trashed the Hall of Fame that honored him, to the bands who broke up before their inductions only to reunite at ceremonies, take a look at the past six years of inductees.