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Title: Chicago at the height of their popularity?
Review: Many artists seemed unusually inspired in 1973, doing some of their best-ever albums. This may not be the case with CHICAGO VI, but it does contain 2 of their biggest radio hits, "Just You 'N' Me" (a song that really pointed in the direction the band would increasingly follow) and "Feelin' Stronger Every Day" (an incredibly uplifting tune that builds in intensity from its beginning right to its EXPLOSIVE finale). I LOVED these songs when they first came out, and still do! In addition, we have the horn section playing behind wonderfully melodic ballads ("Critics Choice") love songs ("In Terms Of Two") and even a political protest song that sounds an awful like like a Temptations tribute, right down to singing in different octaves ("What's This World Comin' To"). Pretty good for a "pop" album!
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