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1970 HITS ARCHIVE: 25 Or 6 To 4 - Chicago (mono 45 single version)
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2021
- Like their previous hit “Make Me Smile,” this 45 with its Peter Cetera vocal was issued in a single-length edit (to facilitate Top 40 radio exposure), constructed from a longer track found on the group’s LP “Chicago” (aka “Chicago II”). For the full-length album version which featured a second verse and the complete Terry Kath guitar solo, listen here: • Chicago - 25 Or 6 To 4...
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 4, Cash Box & Record World 6 - UK Peak: 5 (MM)
Transferred from mono 45 single Columbia 45194 - 25 Or 6 To 4 (Robert Lamm) by Chicago, produced by James William Guercio
THE 1970 HITS ARCHIVE - Here in one place, a comprehensive collection of ‘pop’ best-sellers and songs which made an impact that were either released or enjoyed a major chunk of their popularity within the calendar year 1970 (some were recorded in 1969)
Biggest finish on a Top 40 record short of Sweet Blindness!
I need to comment more on the songs I love. Chicago's best by a landslide!
SOOOO much better than their 80’s soft rock sludge LOL.
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The long stereo version was all I knew till now.
Lyrics:
Waiting for the break of day
Searching for something to say
Flashing lights against the sky
Giving up, I close my eyes
Should I try to do some more?
25 or 6 to 4
Oh, yeah
Feeling like I ought to sleep
Spinning room is sinking deep
Searching for something to say
Waiting for the break of day, ooooh
25 or 6 to 4
25 or 6 to 4
Timeless...Terry Kath had the greatest lead guitar playin' here...so sad this version really cut it up.
I like the album version better lol
This was peak Chicago... before they went all soft.
Here's where I prefer the edited mono 45 version . . .
I like the album version better lol
The long version is best!
Mono mix is cool. Punchy and tight.
Me too
Interesting that Columbia issued Make Me Smile in stereo then mono for this follow up.
The same is true for the Canadian pressings of both.
Nice, dedicated mono mix. Too bad it's so cut up...
Welcome to AM radio 1970