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- Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
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Chicago
Released 1981

If You Leave Me Now
03:53
72,330 plays

Questions 67 & 68
03:25
4,079 plays

Alive Again
03:31
3,002 plays

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songs

- 1
- Baby, What a Big Surprise
- 03:01
- 13,505 plays

- 2
- Dialogue, Pt. 2
- 04:08
- 1,814 plays

- 3
- No Tell Lover
- 03:46
- 2,805 plays

- 4
- Alive Again
- 03:31
- 3,002 plays

- 5
- Old Days
- 03:28
- 10,296 plays

- 6
- If You Leave Me Now
- 03:53
- 72,330 plays

- 7
- Questions 67 & 68
- 03:25
- 4,079 plays

- 8
- Happy Man
- 03:14
- 2,537 plays

- 9
- Gone Long Gone
- 03:56
- 1,779 plays

- 10
- Take Me Back to Chicago
- 02:57
- 2,006 plays

album review

One of the interesting things about Chicago from 1969-1974 was that their albums always contained a combination of material that sounded great on AM radio alongside very long album rock tracks that didn't have a chance of getting anywhere near the pop charts. Unfortunately, by the time of Chicago VIII, the band's collective eccentricities took a back seat to Peter Cetera's vocals and the pop ballad formula. The follow-up to Greatest Hits (Chicago IX) contains material from that era, including "Baby, What a Big Surprise," "Gone Long Gone," and "If You Leave Me Now." However, It does contain a few tracks from the previous era that didn't make onto the first set, including "Dialogue, Pt. 2" and "Questions 67 & 68." ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide