 Originally released as the B side of Columbia 45467. The group was pretty audacious to cover a tune that already had a definitive version, in this case by the Spencer Davis Group (featuring writer Steve Winwood). However, you must recall that Chicago was a damn good, multi-talented band back in 1971, full of creativity and genuine rock sensibilities. So they managed to make yet another definitive version. Most of the track is a celebration of the group's drummer and rhythm section, leading slowly back to guitarist Terry Kath's psych-rock chording. This is a beautiful copy of the red-label Columbia Hall of Fame reissue, in its Hall of Fame factory sleeve. It has pristine Mint audio.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M | Audio: MWritten by: S Winwood-J. MillerProduced by: J.W. GuercioChart info: #49p in October 1971Track time(s): 3:27Mix: MonoOther info: Contains an edited version of the LP track.
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