Cover of Chicago Transit Authority by Chicago
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“Questions 67 & 68” by Chicago

From the album Chicago Transit Authority (1969)

“Questions 67 & 68” by Chicago appears on 6 radio countdowns from 2 stations between 2020 and 2026. It was first released in 1969 on the album Chicago Transit Authority. Its best result is #101 on the WMGK Philly 500 (2022). In the combined RockLists rankings it is #7,515 indie & aaa song of all time.

6countdowns
2stations
#101best position
0#1 finishes
0top 10 finishes
2020–2026years charted

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Back when they still went by Chicago Transit Authority, the band sent "Questions 67 & 68" out as their very first single, off the 1969 debut that carried that name. Robert Lamm wrote it about a girl he was seeing across 1967 and 1968, every question circling where the romance stood, and he's owned up to a dash of acid imagery and a heavy Beatles influence. Peter Cetera takes most of the lead vocal with Lamm singing too, and the title doesn't turn up until the very last words.

Then there are the horns. James Pankow wrote them thick and harmonic, blowing from the first bar without a single rest, a wall of brass that shoves the whole thing toward jazz. James William Guercio produced.

Written with AI assistance from RockLists chart data, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia.

RockLists rankings

Indie & Adult Alternative

Classic Rock

All Rock Formats

All-time and decade countdowns

Year#StationCountdownof
2020 1752 WXPN WXPN 2020 Greatest Songs of All Time 2020
2022 101 WMGK WMGK Philly 500 (2022) 500
2023 176 WMGK WMGK Philly 500 (2023) 500
2024 342 WMGK WMGK Philly 500 (2024) 500
2025 108 WMGK WMGK Philly 500 (2025) 500
2026 210 WMGK WMGK Philly 500 (2026) 500

Also listed as: Question 67 & 68; Questions 67 and 68.

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