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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 …

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Old Pike

Aged Pike were a five-man rock and roll & roll music group from Bloomington, IN, whose music was heavily influenced by Bruce Springsteen (most obviously obvious in frontman Tim Jones’ phrasing and stage existence) and fellow Hoosier John Mellencamp. Anthem-like choruses, sentimental wordplay, murmuring body organ, and a reliable backbeat …

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Chicago

Based on Billboard graph statistics, Chicago is normally second and then the Shore Boys as the utmost successful American rock-band ever, with regards to both albums and singles. Judged by record sales by itself, as certified with the R.We.A.A., the music group will not rank quite therefore high, nonetheless it …

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