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Album · 1978

Hot Streets

by Chicago

Released
2 October 1978
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
FC 35512
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
41:46
Country
US

“Hot Streets” is an album by Chicago, released in 1978 on Columbia. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 41:46. The line-up features Donnie Dacus (guitar, background vocals), Peter Cetera (background vocals, lead vocals), Robert Lamm (background vocals, lead vocals), Lee Loughnane (background vocals) and Barry Gibb (background vocals).

Who played on Hot Streets

  • Donnie Dacus guitar, background vocals, lead vocals on 7 tracks
  • Peter Cetera background vocals, lead vocals on 7 tracks
  • Robert Lamm background vocals, lead vocals, synthesizer on 5 tracks
  • Lee Loughnane background vocals on 3 tracks
  • Barry Gibb background vocals on 1 track
  • Blue Weaver synthesizer on 1 track
  • David “Hawk” Wolinski Rhodes piano on 1 track
  • Maurice Gibb background vocals on 1 track
  • Robin Gibb background vocals on 1 track
  • Walter Parazaider flute on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Alive Again 4:11
  2. A2 The Greatest Love on Earth 3:18
  3. A3 Little Miss Lovin’ 4:38
  4. A4 Hot Streets 5:22
  5. A5 Take a Chance 4:44
  6. B1 Gone Long Gone 4:01
  7. B2 Ain’t It Time 4:15
  8. B3 Love Was New 3:33
  9. B4 No Tell Lover 4:16
  10. B5 Show Me the Way 3:30

Production

  • Chicago producer
  • Phil Ramone mix, producer
  • Jim Boyer engineer, mix
  • Don Gehman engineer
  • Lee DeCarlo engineer

More albums by Chicago

Chicago Transit Authority 1969 · CBS Chicago 1970 · CBS Chicago at Carnegie Hall 1971 · Live · CBS Chicago III 1971 · CBS Chicago V 1972 · CBS Chicago VI 1973 · CBS Chicago VII 1974 · Columbia Live in Japan 1975 · Live · CBS/Sony Chicago VIII 1975 · Columbia Chicago X 1976 · Columbia Chicago XI 1977 · Columbia Chicago 13 1979 · CBS

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Hot Streets?

The line-up of Hot Streets includes Donnie Dacus (guitar, background vocals), Peter Cetera (background vocals, lead vocals), Robert Lamm (background vocals, lead vocals), Lee Loughnane (background vocals), Barry Gibb (background vocals), Blue Weaver (synthesizer), David “Hawk” Wolinski (Rhodes piano) and Maurice Gibb (background vocals).

Which label released Hot Streets?

Hot Streets was released in 1978 on Columbia (FC 35512).

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