Chicago - Milwaukee, WI 07.19.1970

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Chicago Live 
Milwaukee,WI
1970-07-19


setlist:
01 Introduction
02 South California Purples
03 25 or 6 to 4
04 Beginnings
05 Ballet For a Girl in Buchannon
06 I'm a Man



Terry Kath: Guitar, vocals 
Peter Cetera: Bass, vocals 
Robert Lamm: Keyboards, vocals 
Lee Loughnane: Trumpet
James Pankow: Trombone 
Walt Parazaider: Woodwinds 
Danny Seraphine: Drums 



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