Rainy Day in New York

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Songs for a Rainy Day singers like The Everly Brothers, Peter And Gordon, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and many more!

Strangers In The Wind is the 1978 album by the Bay City Rollers. While the group attempted to have a success with the singles "Back On The Street" and "Where Will I Be Now" (which became a minor hit in West Germany), they went nowhere with it or the album so it would lead to them changing their name to The Rollers, which only helped make things worse. This is from the 1990 Japanese pressing released by Arista/BMG Victor Japan and while it was sold as part of an 8CD box set, some titles were sold individually.

"X" is Chicago’s highly acclaimed 1976 gem. This pivotal outing was a worldwide hit, giving Chicago their first U.K. chart album in several years and reached #3 on the Billboard 200. The album features the hits “You Are On My Mind”, “Another Rainy Day In New York City” and “If You Leave Me Now”. “If You Leave Me Now” would win two GRAMMY Awards and "X" was nominated for Album of the Year, losing to Stevie Wonder’s "Songs In The Key Of Life". This quintessential album is a must-have.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first concert in Japan in 1971, Chicago, a brass rock band formed in 1967, release this set featuring hit singles and music videos released in Japan. The DVD includes 13 music videos such as quot;I can't be honestquot; and quot;Stay the Nightquot;, as well as 4 live songs from 2019, which will be the world's first DVD, as bonus footage. The number of minutes recorded on the CD exceeds 79 minutes for both DISC1 and DISC2, and a total of 41 songs are recorded.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first concert in Japan in 1971, Chicago, a brass rock band formed in 1967, release this set featuring hit singles and music videos released in Japan. The DVD includes 13 music videos such as quot;I can't be honestquot; and quot;Stay the Nightquot;, as well as 4 live songs from 2019, which will be the world's first DVD, as bonus footage. The number of minutes recorded on the CD exceeds 79 minutes for both DISC1 and DISC2, and a total of 41 songs are recorded.

Rhino began its elaborate Chicago reissue series in 2002 with The Very Best of Chicago: Only the Beginning, a double-disc set that covers 39 hits from all of Chicago's eras from the early jazzy records, through the soft rock hits sung by Peter Cetera, to the post-Cetera adult contemporary records of the '80s, and beyond. It's the first compilation to cover this much ground, actually 1991's Group Portrait stopped around Cetera's departure and while it may go a little bit further than some would want (a cover of Louis Prima's "Sing, Sing, Sing" from their 1995 neo-swing album closes the set; it happens to feature the Gipsy Kings on support), it nevertheless is very satisfying, since it rounds up all of the hits, and Chicago were at their very best on their hits.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first concert in Japan in 1971, Chicago, a brass rock band formed in 1967, release this set featuring hit singles and music videos released in Japan. The DVD includes 13 music videos such as quot;I can't be honestquot; and quot;Stay the Nightquot;, as well as 4 live songs from 2019, which will be the world's first DVD, as bonus footage. The number of minutes recorded on the CD exceeds 79 minutes for both DISC1 and DISC2, and a total of 41 songs are recorded.