A previously unknown early Chicago bootleg surfaces

Due to the date mentioned as part of the rubber stamp, I believe that this is a live recording and not just a pirate of officially released tracks.

Matrix says: NRV-6-S1013

It does remind me of the earliest WCF/pre-Berkeley Records phase, when they used a combination of letters and numbers before switching to an all number-based system. here is an example, LIVE BAND by the Band:

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Back to the Chicago album: The seller set an auction price of $8 but this otherwise unremarkable LP – especially for the non-bootleg aficionado – sold for six times that much.

1938: CHICAGO ON STAGE

TAKRL says:

“It seemed like a swell idea at the time.”

Live 1974, Louisville, Kentucky, FM radio broadcast:

• Introduction
• Saturday in The Park
• Beginnings
• Dialogue Part One & Two
• Italian In New York
• Hanky Panky
• Lifesaver
• Wishing You Were Here
• 25 Or 6 To 4

A KBFH recording that can be listened to in its entirety here (along with the first set):

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/chicago/concerts/freedom-hall-june-12-1974-set-2.html