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1. www.altpress.com › friko-best-chicago-bandsFriko on their favorite artists from Chicago’s vibrant scene

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   Feb 15, 2024 · To ring in the release, Friko named several of the best bands from the city’s sprawling scene. The Courts. The Courts are a ripping, “melt your face off” kind of rock band. Korgan, Nick, and ...

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2. www.punk-rocker.com › alternative › 24-great-chicago24 great Chicago bands, according to Friko – Punk-Rocker

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   Feb 15, 2024 · To ring in the release, Friko named several of the best bands from the city’s sprawling scene. The Courts. The Courts are a ripping, “melt your face off” kind of rock band. Korgan, Nick, and Shravan are some of the nicest guys on the scene as well. They recently released their EP is a place, and it’s one of our fave Chicago rock records ...

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   Dec 17, 2019 · Despite a controversial new remaster, the double-length debut of this legendary big band at its most experimental continues to reveal new shades of fancy colours a half-century later December 17, 2019 December 17, 2019 Jim Allen 1 Comment 1969 , 50th anniversary , Chicago , Chicago Transit Authority , Peter Cetera , Rhino , Terry Kath

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5. medium.com › @systementcorp › the-history-andThe History and Evolution of the Chicago Music Scene

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   Jan 23, 2024 · Chicago’s musical history served as a strong foundation for the evolution that took place in the 2000s. The city’s deep roots in jazz, blues, soul, and house music provided a backdrop of ...

6. chicagoreader.com › music › the-devil-bell-hippiesThe Devil Bell Hippies: Chicago’s greatest avant-garde band ...

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   May 18, 2022 · The original no-wave scene, born in New York in the late 70s, was a confrontational avant-garde movement whose bands used lots of clattery dissonance, and in a nod to that precedent, the Windy ...

7. freshairarchive.org › segments › two-experimentalTwo Experimental Rock Bands Stay True To Their Roots

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   Aug 23, 2011 · (Soundbite of music) MILES: Chicago's experimental rock band Cheer-Accident has been around for 30 years and releasing albums for 20, with many changes of personnel and styles. But the key constant is founding member Thymme Jones, who is a keyboardist, singer, and most important, a drummer. So from the start, Cheer-Accident had

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   What bands are based in Chicago?

   • Contemporary bands with ties to Chicago include Wilco, Tortoise, The Sea and Cake, Califone, The Greenskeepers, The Loneliest Monk, The Mekons, Smith Westerns, Andrew Bird, Umphrey's McGee, Neko Case, and Matthew & Eleanor Friedberger of the Fiery Furnaces.

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   Is Chicago a good band?

   • And yet despite being among the most commercially successful acts in musical history, Chicago are also critically reviled; often dismissed as a soulless, ruthlessly predictable, ballad-obsessed money-making machine when, in fact, they have played many different types of rock music and undergone several evolutions since forming in 1967.

   “Drugs and alcohol and ego clashes got in the way, but we ... - Louder

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   Is Chicago Transit Authority a rock song?

   • The tune itself is sort of a rock variation on the theme of Bob Dylan’s “The Times They Are A-Changin’,” perfectly in tune with the spirit of the moment. Chicago Transit Authority was, of course, also the world’s introduction to the mighty horn section of trumpeter Lee Loughnane, trombonist James Pankow, and sax man Walter Parazaider.

   Chicago Transit Authority's 50th Anniversary Recalls a Time When

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   What's so great about the new CTA & '80s Chicago mix?

   • The new mix simply manages to make things cut through a bit more while still sounding like an album that was recorded in 1969. With the benefit of hindsight, just as amazing as the contrast between early CTA and ’80s Chicago is the shockingly broad range of styles represented right here on the debut album.

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   How many albums did Chicago 5 have?

   • Although their enviable early sales figures suggest otherwise, Robert Lamm believes that it took the band five albums to establish its real musical voice, a claim perhaps verified in the summer of 1972 when Chicago 5 became the group’s first US Number One LP, remaining in its lofty position for five weeks.

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   Who played Chicago in the early 1970s?

   • Chicago in the early 1970s: (l-r) Robert Lamm. Peter Cetera, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Walt Parazaider, Terry Kath Keith Seraphine (Image credit: Chris Walter/WireImage)

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   Dec 15, 2023 · In 1968, The Big Thing changed their name Chicago Transit Authority, relocated to Los Angeles and signed to Columbia Records. Produced by Jim Guercio, who doubled as the group’s manager, the following year’s self-titled debut was a double-disc set. Despite its jazzy and experimental qualities, it sold well.