Chicago's Lee Loughnane: The Complete UCR Interview

The founding member and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee checks in with UCR to talk about the release of the band's complete Carnegie Hall run from April of 1971. He details the challenges they faced in remixing the material and also shares an update regarding the group's next album.
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[@derhandtrommler]

thank you for the smart, literate interview.

[@peternero3387]

Someone I know owned a venue that booked Chicago year after year. It was the Warwick Musical Theater. I saw them a number times and met them there and they were just great to talk with. I asked her if they were as I met them great to talk to and she told me that they were truly a class act. They were friendly and unpretentious.

[@CommishTV]

Very enjoyable interview, Matt! Lee seems like a really down-to-Earth guy. Love how he referred to himself as a "two-hit wonder in 50 years"!

[@UltClassicRock]

Thanks for checking it out!!

[@toddwalker4301]

I got to speak to Lee at a meet and greet on KC. He talked to my brother and I for about ten minutes about mouthpieces and his playing routines. He was very generous with his time, down to Earth, and a super nice guy!

[@lamarravery4094]

I wonder if Walt still plays his saxophone, that would probably help coping with his alzheimers.

[@derhandtrommler]

I would imagine that were this true, Walt and his Doctors would be aware of it. Dope.

[@lamarravery4094]

Lee actually acknowledged Cetera. That must've been hard for him to do since the band goes out of their way to acknowledge Cetera ever existed, lol.