At its release (Chicago X, 1976) "Another Rainy Day in New York City" shared the same album as "If You Leave Me Now," so yes, it was different, but well liked. Of course then, no one yet knew just how big "If You Leave Me Now" would become, or, that the soul of Chicago (Terry Kath) would pass in only two years, forever sealing Chicago's change in direction from the "rock & roll band with horns," to the ballad band.
Sorry, but as a die-hard Chicago fan, it's not one of my favorites and shouldn't be on a greatest hits album. I don't hate it but it's just SO not them to me.
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I love it. They can play any genre. They always had a few sweet songs before this song. Example: Saturday in the Park & Old Days.
Yes like Calypso Caribbean. Nice. Beautiful arrangements of horns and super balanced. Great work. Still miss the shit out of Terri Kath
Terry was still around for this song on Chicago X.
I was there when it came out and I loved it. Another of a killer string of great tracks from America's #1 horn band.
Great request. Chicago never disappoints. Thanks Harri and Rob 🌺✌️
I can't say I remember this one by Chicago, but they are very versatile. Thank you Rob and Harri.
At its release (Chicago X, 1976) "Another Rainy Day in New York City" shared the same album as "If You Leave Me Now," so yes, it was different, but well liked. Of course then, no one yet knew just how big "If You Leave Me Now" would become, or, that the soul of Chicago (Terry Kath) would pass in only two years, forever sealing Chicago's change in direction from the "rock & roll band with horns," to the ballad band.
Chicago always sounded shiny.
Rob - Wonderful submission. My goodness, it has been so long since I last heard this one. Excellent review!
Interestingly this was the first single from their "X" album, only then followed by the megahit If You Leave Me Now
Yes, I agree, this is so much fun but also a commercial sell out.😮❤😅
Not only reagge, there´s samba too.
Reggae music played in a minor key sounds very different.
I like this AND i like older chicago, i see others do not, some of their soft stuff i don't care for
Not reggae but salsa. New York has a heavy Puerto Rican population and you are hearing the influence of Latin music
Without the horns Chicago is bollocks. This cut passes.
I can hear horns nicely
Boston has a neighborhood called Jamaica Plain. Sounds like Chicago might too.
The song is about New York City and Chicago does not have a large Jamaican population.
UB40 did it better remember Kingston town and red red wine
Sorry, but as a die-hard Chicago fan, it's not one of my favorites and shouldn't be on a greatest hits album. I don't hate it but it's just SO not them to me.