Chicago - Dialogue (Part I & II) mp3

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Credits

• Producer – James William Guercio

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Santa Maria pressing

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A side - label): ZSS 157287
• Matrix / Runout (B side - label): ZSS 157289
• Matrix / Runout (A side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 1): ZSS157287-1E ssssss
• Matrix / Runout (B side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 1): ZSS157289-1E sI
• Matrix / Runout (A side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 2): ZSS157287-1E ss
• Matrix / Runout (B side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 2): ZSS157287-1E ss
• Matrix / Runout (A side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 3): ZSS157287-1F sss
• Matrix / Runout (B side - runout (stamped and etched) Variant 3): ZSS157287-1F sss
• Pressing Plant ID (Both sides etched; all variants): s

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria

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Dialogue is a song written by Robert Lamm for the group Chicago and recorded for their album Chicago V 1972. On the album the song is over 7 minutes long and is divided in two parts. Billboard Hot 100. The first person whose lines are sung by Terry Kath is very concerned about events of the early 1970s, such as. Chicago - Dialogue Part I & II, Studio version, from the album : The Heart Of Chicago 1967-1998 Volume II, Lyrics : Are you optimistic 'bout the - Dialogue Part I & II. On this page you can download song Chicago - Dialogue Part I & II in mp3 and listen online. The Heart Of Chicago - 30Th Anniversary 1967-1981, Volume II. Dialogue is a two-part song on Chicago's album Chicago V. It was written by Chicago founder Robert Lamm. The song takes the form of a debate of sorts, with two characters discussing the state of the world and all the troubles in it in 1972, with opposite roles taken by vocalists Terry Kath and Peter Cetera. Terry repeatedly asks Peter if he's worried about issues such as the war the Vietnam one in this case and poverty. Peter responds in the negative, saying that basically he doesn't worry about these things too much and it doesn't bother him. Band Name Chicago. Album Name Dialogue Part I and II. Type EP. Released date 1972. Labels Columbia Records CBS Records. Music StyleJazz Rock. Members owning this album0. Dialogue Part I and II. Now that You've Gone. Buy this album. Chicago Lyrics. Dialogue Part I. Terry Are you optimistic 'bout the way things are going Peter No, I nver ever think of it at all Terry Don't you ever worry When you see what's going down Peter No, I try to mind my business, that is, no business at all Terry When it's time to function as a feeling human being, will your Bachelor of Arts help you get by Peter I hope to study further, a few more years or so. I also hope to keep a steady high Terry Will you try to change things, use the power that you have, the power of a million new ideas Peter What is this po. Dialogue Part I & II. Part II contains more optimistic lyrics sung by the whole band, including we can make it better and we can change the world now and points the way by noting we can the video for Dialogue Part I & II from Chicago's The Heart Of Chicago 1967-1981 Volume II for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar Part I & II - Dialogue Part I & II Single by Chicago from the album Chicago V B-side Now That You've Gone Released October 1972 Format 7 Genre Hard rock, Jazz fusion Length 5:00 single version. Dialogue Part II Lyrics. We can make it better We can make it better We can make it better Yeah, yeah, yeah. We can change the world now We can change the world now We can change the world now