the logo on the cover, Chicago's logo returned in the form of a high-rise building for the follow-up album, Chicago 13. The album was released in October 1978, preceded by a release of the lead single "Alive Again". Hot Streets was another hit for the group, who had been concerned that the public might not accept them without Kath. Although the album went platinum, and Chicago scored a second top-twenty hit with "No Tell Lover", Hot Streets was the first Chicago album since their debut that failed to reach the US Top 10; fittingly, the band's twelfth album peaked at #12. Although unsuccessful commercially, Cash Box said of the single "Gone Long Gone" that the guitar introduction sounds like George Harrison and said that it has "slick harmonies and smooth production" and praised "Donnie Dacus' guitar shadings." Record World said it is "a soft, mid-tempo rocker propelled by Peter Cetera's familiar vocals and some compelling lofty guitar work." Following the release of Chicago 13 and at the end of the Christmas 1979 tour, Dacus would be released from the group, bringing his short tenure with Chicago to an abrupt end. In 2003, Hot Streets was remastered and reissued by Rhino Records with an alternate version of Lamm's "Love Was New" sung by Dacus as a bonus track. Track listing Personnel Chicago Peter Cetera – bass, lead and backing vocals Donnie Dacus – guitars, lead and backing vocals Laudir de Oliveira – percussion Robert Lamm – keyboards, lead and backing vocals Lee Loughnane – trumpet, backing vocals, brass arrangement (8) James Pankow – trombone, brass arrangements (1-7, 9-10) Walter Parazaider – woodwinds Danny Seraphine – drums Additional personnel Blue Weaver – ARP String Ensemble on "No Tell Lover" and "Show Me The Way" David "Hawk" Wolinski – Fender Rhodes on "Show Me The Way" Bee Gees – backing vocals on "Little Miss Lovin'" Production Produced by Phil Ramone and Chicago Associate Producer – Carol Peters Engineered by Jim Boyer, Don Gehman and Lee DeCarlo. Assistant Engineers – Peter Lewis, Dave Martone and Kevin Ryan. Mixed by Jim Boyer and Phil Ramone Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound (New York, NY). Photography and Design – Norman Seeff Logo – Nick Fasciano Charts Singles – Billboard (North America) References Chicago (band) albums 1978 albums Albums produced by Phil Ramone Columbia Records albums Albums recorded at Record Plant (Los Angeles)