Chicago - The Heart of Chicago CD Album

Pop Rock Soft Rock

Good Condition

1989 SA Pressing

 A must-have for every Chicago fan and collector!

Here is "The Heart of Chicago," a classic compilation from the legendary American rock band. This specific CD is the 1989 South African pressing (WBCD 1672), making it a unique find for collectors in the region. The album is a fantastic collection of some of their most iconic soft rock and pop-rock hits from the '70s and '80s.

This pre-owned CD is in good condition. The disc may show light surface marks that do not affect playback. The jewel case and original booklet are in good shape, with minor signs of handling and wear consistent with a well-loved used item.

Album Details:

Artist: Chicago

Album: The Heart of Chicago

Genre: Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Adult Contemporary

Condition: Good

Format: CD

Release Year: 1989

Pressing: South African Pressing (WBCD 1672)

Why you'll love this album:

This compilation is a must-have for any fan of Chicago's timeless sound. It features the Grammy-winning title track "If You Leave Me Now" along with other timeless hits like "Hard to Say I'm Sorry," "You're the Inspiration," and "Hard Habit to Break." This particular pressing also includes the rare track "Where Did the Lovin' Go." It's a perfect collection to experience the band's signature blend of jazz-rock fusion and pop sensibilities.

Track List:

If You Leave Me Now

Baby What A Big Surprise

Where Did The Loving Go?

Take Me Back To Chicago

Hard To Say I'm Sorry

Love Me Tomorrow

Hard Habit To Break

Only You

You're The Inspiration

Along Comes A Woman

Remember The Feeling

If She Would Have Been Faithful

Will You Still Love Me?

What Kind Of Man Would I Be?

Look Away

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About the Album:

Released in 1989, The Heart of Chicago is a comprehensive greatest hits album that captures the band's evolution from the Peter Cetera-fronted ballads of the '80s back to their jazzy, horn-driven roots of the '70s.