like about it and that he didn't think the album should have been released. In recognition of setting Carnegie Hall records and the ensuing four LP live recordings, the group was awarded a Billboard 1972 Trendsetter Award. Despite poor sound quality, Chicago at Carnegie Hall, according to William James Ruhlmann, went on to become "perhaps" the best-selling box set by a rock act until the release of the Live/1975-85 five-LP live box set by Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band in 1986. It is still the best-selling four-LP set. In 2005, Chicago at Carnegie Hall was remastered and re-issued on three CDs by Rhino Records with much improved sound quality, a bonus disc of eight tracks of alternate takes and songs not on the 1971 edition, plus recreations of nearly all the original posters and packaging. On Monday April 5th, 2021, 50 years to the day of their first Carnegie Hall show, Rhino Records announced a 50th Anniversary 16-CD box set called "Chicago Live At Carnegie Hall Complete". The collection includes all six shows in their entirety which were performed from April 5th through April 10th, 1971, plus two matinee performances. The set was produced by engineer Tim Jessup along with band member Lee Loughnane, and was released on September 10, 2021. Artwork and packaging The original LP release of this set contained two giant posters of the band, a poster of Carnegie Hall's exterior, an insert about voting information, and a 20-page softcover booklet; this last contained photos of the band members playing during the concert, and on the back bore a full touring schedule from their first tour through their 1971 US tour. The band's official web site labels the cover design "white tile". Track listing Original 1971 LP release 2005 Rhino Entertainment remastered reissue 2021 Chicago at Carnegie Hall Complete Personnel Robert Lamm – keyboards, lead and backing vocals Terry Kath – guitar, lead and backing vocals Peter Cetera – bass, lead and backing vocals James Pankow – trombone, percussion Walter Parazaider – woodwinds, percussion Lee Loughnane – trumpet, percussion, guitar on tracks 13 and 16 Danny Seraphine – drums Production Produced by James William Guercio Engineers – Don Puluse, Bud Graham, Hank Altman, Aaron Baron and Larry Dahlstrom. Recorded at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY (by Location Recorders). Mixed at Columbia Recording Studios, New York, NY. Art Direction – John Berg/Virginia Team Artwork – Fuding