Last Days And Time (1972)

ITUNES REVIEW

The band would go on to polish and refine its all-encompassing sound, but even if they had never released another album, this would still stand as one of the era’s most unique and exciting vocal R&B albums. The influence of Curtis Mayfield is strong — never a bad thing, and pretty much inevitable for a Chicago group from this era — especially on “They Don’t See,” “Remember the Children” and “I’d Rather Have You.” At the same time there are several songs that are so unique they could have only….
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