Chicago – At Carnegie Hall | Hand-Painted Vinyl Record Art

$150.00

Recorded during Chicago’s historic April 1971 performances at Carnegie Hall, this album captures the band when its signature combination of rock, jazz, brass, and extended live arrangements was in full force. The sprawling four-record Chicago at Carnegie Hall set documented several nights of performances, and this final side brings together A Song for Richard and His Friends, the enduring 25 or 6 to 4, and an extended performance of I’m a Man.

This original vinyl has been transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork with a detailed hand-painted mandala in olive and lime greens, cream, caramel, and warm gold. The original Columbia center label remains visible, preserving the identity of the live recording while the surrounding pattern gives the record a completely new life as visual art.

For someone who remembers Chicago’s horn-driven early years, loves classic live albums, or has a personal connection to 25 or 6 to 4, this piece turns a piece of 1970s concert history into artwork meant to stay on display.

Details

  • Original 12" vinyl record hand-painted with acrylic paint; original Chicago – At Carnegie Hall Side VIII center label remains visible

  • One-of-a-kind unframed original artwork

  • Painted side includes:

    • A Song for Richard and His Friends

    • 25 or 6 to 4

    • I’m a Man

Shipping: $25 for the first piece and $20 for each additional piece.

Display note: The stand shown in the lifestyle image is for representation only and is not included.

Perfect For

Chicago fans, collectors of classic live recordings, someone whose concert-going years were shaped by 1970s rock, a gift tied to memories of 25 or 6 to 4, or a distinctive addition to a den, listening room, office, or record collection.

Love the Idea but Want a Different Album?

I also create custom hand-painted mandalas on vinyl records inspired by your favorite artist, album, song, or personal story.

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Recorded during Chicago’s historic April 1971 performances at Carnegie Hall, this album captures the band when its signature combination of rock, jazz, brass, and extended live arrangements was in full force. The sprawling four-record Chicago at Carnegie Hall set documented several nights of performances, and this final side brings together A Song for Richard and His Friends, the enduring 25 or 6 to 4, and an extended performance of I’m a Man.

This original vinyl has been transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork with a detailed hand-painted mandala in olive and lime greens, cream, caramel, and warm gold. The original Columbia center label remains visible, preserving the identity of the live recording while the surrounding pattern gives the record a completely new life as visual art.

For someone who remembers Chicago’s horn-driven early years, loves classic live albums, or has a personal connection to 25 or 6 to 4, this piece turns a piece of 1970s concert history into artwork meant to stay on display.

Details

  • Original 12" vinyl record hand-painted with acrylic paint; original Chicago – At Carnegie Hall Side VIII center label remains visible

  • One-of-a-kind unframed original artwork

  • Painted side includes:

    • A Song for Richard and His Friends

    • 25 or 6 to 4

    • I’m a Man

Shipping: $25 for the first piece and $20 for each additional piece.

Display note: The stand shown in the lifestyle image is for representation only and is not included.

Perfect For

Chicago fans, collectors of classic live recordings, someone whose concert-going years were shaped by 1970s rock, a gift tied to memories of 25 or 6 to 4, or a distinctive addition to a den, listening room, office, or record collection.

Love the Idea but Want a Different Album?

I also create custom hand-painted mandalas on vinyl records inspired by your favorite artist, album, song, or personal story.

Explore Custom Commissions