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You're the Inspiration: A Collection
''You're the Inspiration: A Collection'' (1997) is the second album released by Peter Cetera for River North Records and the sixth album released as a solo artist. While labelled as a 'collection', the album is not really a compilation of 'Greatest Hits' but rather a collection of previously recorded duets, a few new songs and a few re-recordings of old Chicago hits.
==The making of You're The Inspiration: A Collection==
Following the release of One Clear Voice in 1995, Peter Cetera and his label began the task of creating a "greatest hits" type package to release. This proved to be challenging as many of Cetera's charting singles were from the four albums he had released under former label, Warner Brothers. Compounding the problem further, he had charting duet singles on albums by Agnetha Faltskog and Cher, which were the property of their record labels. In addition, many of his hits from his career as a member of the band Chicago were the property of either Warner Brothers or his old band mates. When River North approached Chicago and their self-run record label, Chicago Records, about licensing the master recordings, the band refused outright. 〔For former Chicago crooner Cetera, making hits is a hard habit to break. Billboard. July 10, 1997. 〕 In 1997, and 1998, Chicago Records used the songs on two "Heart Of Chicago" greatest hits packages put out in a partnership between Chicago Records and Warner Brothers.
While the label sorted out the licensing his duet hits with Warner, Geffen and WEA, Cetera stepped into the studio to record five songs for the compilation. The first two were original songs, "Do You Love Me That Much?" and "She Doesn't Need Me Anymore". The latter was a song about Cetera's daughter Claire, who turned 14 shortly after the album as released. The other three were new recordings of Cetera's Chicago hits, "If You Leave Me Now", "Baby What A Big Surprise" and "You're The Inspiration". Fans noted that the keys were changed, as was the musical styling. "You're The Inspiration" was now country flavored" while "Baby What A Big Surprise" had a harder edge electric guitar than the original and was missing the final verse.
In the end, the album featured all of Cetera's hit duets, along with two new songs and three re-recorded songs.
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