Time Chill: A Retrospective

As a founding member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Chicago, and a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Robert Lamm has been writing and recording hit material for 50 years. With sixteen Top 10 singles and 17 platinum albums to his credit, the music of Lamm and his band has been part of our national fabric for a half century. Omnivore Recordings is now pleased to announce the release of Robert Lamm’s Time Chill: A Retrospective, the first ever look back at the music Robert has been composing as a solo artist for nearly twenty years. This collection contains 15 songs that hail from solo albums Robert has been producing since 1999. Included are tracks from his collaboration with Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys and Gerry Beckley of America; previously unissued remixes by longtime Lamm producer John Van Eps (including a take on Chicago’s “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?”) and a previously unreleased version of Bobby Hebb’s classic “Sunny.” With track by track liners from Robert, Time Chill: A Retrospective is the perfect primer for an up front and personal look at the music of Robert Lamm. So get out your headphones, pull up a chair, and relax—it’s time to chill!