Album · 1984
Chicago 17
- Released
- 1 May 1984
- Label
- Full Moon Records
- Catalogue no.
- 925 060-1
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 41:04
- Country
- DE
“Chicago 17” is an album by Chicago, released in 1984 on Full Moon Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 41:04. The line-up features Peter Cetera (arranger, lead vocals), Bill Champlin (lead vocals, vocal arranger), Donny Osmond (background vocals) and Richard Marx (background vocals).
Who played on Chicago 17
- Peter Cetera arranger, lead vocals, vocal arranger, vocals on 5 tracks
- Bill Champlin lead vocals, vocal arranger on 2 tracks
- Donny Osmond background vocals on 1 track
- Richard Marx background vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Stay the Night 3:48
- A2 We Can Stop the Hurtin’ — J. Parker 4:11
- A3 Hard Habit to Break 4:43
- A4 Only You 3:53
- A5 Remember the Feeling 4:28
- B1 Along Comes a Woman 4:14
- B2 You’re the Inspiration 3:49
- B3 Please Hold On 3:37
- B4 Prima Donna 4:09
- B5 Once in a Lifetime — James Pankow 4:12
Production
- David Walter Foster arranger, producer
- Humberto Gatica engineer, mix
- Larry Fergusson mix
- Jeremy Lubbock instrument arranger
- James Pankow instrument arranger, arranger
- Robert Lamm arranger, vocal arranger
- Mark Goldenberg arranger
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Chicago 17?
The line-up of Chicago 17 includes Peter Cetera (arranger, lead vocals), Bill Champlin (lead vocals, vocal arranger), Donny Osmond (background vocals) and Richard Marx (background vocals).
Which label released Chicago 17?
Chicago 17 was released in 1984 on Full Moon Records (925 060-1).
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