Originally recorded in 1993 and 1994, Stone of Sisyphus finally saw official release in 2008, presenting a collection of songs that demonstrated the band's continued willingness to experiment with their signature blend of rock and jazz.
- The album was originally intended to be Chicago's seventeenth studio album, and was completed in 1994 but ultimately shelved by the record label.
- Chicago guitarist and producer Jim Peterik, formerly of the Ides of March, co-wrote several songs on the album with members of Chicago.
- Stone of Sisyphus was produced by the band members themselves, along with Peterik and Terry Fryer.
Chicago is a rock band known for its integration of jazz and classical elements into a hard-driving rock sound. Stone of Sisyphus was recorded in 1993-1994, intended as their follow-up to Chicago X, but was shelved for over a decade.
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