Setlist at Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Complete New York City, New York on Apr 5, 1971

Set One

Scott Muni Intro 216

Someday 274

Loneliness Is Just A Word 158

Southern California Purples 802

Beginnings 368

Lowdown 225

Mother 397

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro) 277

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 218

Make Me Smile 199

25 or 6 to 4 345

tuning and introduction 64

Introduction 398

Fancy Colours 262

Introduction To Questions 67 & 68 47

Questions 67 & 68 320

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro, 'Nasal Finger Tones') 234

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 222

1st Movement 163

2nd Movement (Flute Solo) 229

3rd Movement (Guitar Solo) 159

4th Movement (Preach) 191

5th Movement 151

Loneliness Is Just A Word 214

Sing A Mean Tune Kid 795

Beginnings 409

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE 226

Make Me Smile 204

So Much to Say, So Much to Give 59

Anxiety’s Moment 68

West Virginia Fantasies 91

Colour My World 196

To Be Free 129

Now More Than Ever 239

I'm A Man 431

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro) 204

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 237

1st Movement 162

2nd Movement (Flute Solo) 272

3rd Movement (Guitar Solo) 121

4th Movement (Preach) 193

5th Movement 157

Loneliness Is Just A Word 163

Sing A Mean Tune Kid 699

Beginnings 455

A Song for Richard and His Friends 419

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE 206

Band Acknowledgements 32

Make Me Smile 202

So Much to Say, So Much to Give 60

Anxiety’s Moment 66

West Virginia Fantasies 94

Colour My World 196

To Be Free 74

Now More Than Ever 340

Free 329

Return To Stage And Tuning 114

1st Movement 154

Now More Than Ever 99

Return To Stage And Tuning 106

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Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Complete

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Apr 5, 1971

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Setlist at Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Complete New York City, New York on Apr 5, 1971

Set One

Scott Muni Intro 216

Someday 274

Loneliness Is Just A Word 158

Southern California Purples 802

Beginnings 368

Lowdown 225

Mother 397

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro) 277

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 218

Make Me Smile 199

25 or 6 to 4 345

tuning and introduction 64

Introduction 398

Fancy Colours 262

Introduction To Questions 67 & 68 47

Questions 67 & 68 320

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro, 'Nasal Finger Tones') 234

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 222

1st Movement 163

2nd Movement (Flute Solo) 229

3rd Movement (Guitar Solo) 159

4th Movement (Preach) 191

5th Movement 151

Loneliness Is Just A Word 214

Sing A Mean Tune Kid 795

Beginnings 409

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE 226

Make Me Smile 204

So Much to Say, So Much to Give 59

Anxiety’s Moment 68

West Virginia Fantasies 91

Colour My World 196

To Be Free 129

Now More Than Ever 239

I'm A Man 431

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro) 204

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 237

1st Movement 162

2nd Movement (Flute Solo) 272

3rd Movement (Guitar Solo) 121

4th Movement (Preach) 193

5th Movement 157

Loneliness Is Just A Word 163

Sing A Mean Tune Kid 699

Beginnings 455

A Song for Richard and His Friends 419

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE 206

Band Acknowledgements 32

Make Me Smile 202

So Much to Say, So Much to Give 60

Anxiety’s Moment 66

West Virginia Fantasies 94

Colour My World 196

To Be Free 74

Now More Than Ever 340

Free 329

Return To Stage And Tuning 114

1st Movement 154

Now More Than Ever 99

Return To Stage And Tuning 106

Show Notes

It was April 1971 when the band Chicago made history: they were the first non-classical act to perform six days in a row at the legendary venue. The group's eight-show run (including a pair of matinees) between April 5-10, 1971, was captured for Chicago's first live album, Chicago Live at Carnegie Hall, released in October of that same year. The record was a hit with fans, peaking at #3 on the Billboard 200 for the week of January 15, 1972.

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