Robert Lamm

Brooklyn-born keyboardist/vocalist Robert Lamm could be most widely known for his tenure in Chicago, but his involvement in music began when he was a kid, playing piano by ear and singing in the Brooklyn Levels choir. Lamm performed in rings while in senior high school and visited Roosevelt College or university in Chicago to review theory and structure; early in 1967, he became a member of Chicago the music group, beginning a stage of his profession that lasted over three years. While using the multi-platinum music group, Lamm also produced the occasional single record, like 1975’s Skinny Youngster, 1995’s Life Is certainly Good in my own Community, and 1999’s IN MY OWN Head.