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Suggested by PhotographyFan2020 , here is one of the world's best-selling bands, Chicago! They were initially known as "The Big Thing" in 1967, and then they briefly changed their name to the "Chicago Transit Authority" in 1968. They changed their name again in 1969, this time to simply "Chicago", a shortened version of the previous name. They are best known for songs like "You're the Inspiration", "Will You Still Love Me?", and "If You Leave Me Now".

I've decided to draw just four members from the band's current line-up, and three of them are founding members.

Robert Lamm - Ornate box turtle
Lee Loughnane - Southern leopard frog
James Pankow - Brown pelican (Galapagos subspecies)
Walter Parazaider - Black-backed woodpecker. Parazaider is still a member of the band, but he has retired from touring. Also, if anyone is wondering why he has a yellow spot on his head, it's because male black-backed woodpeckers have that kind of marking on their heads.

Chicago (the band)(C) Warner Bros. Records

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Suggested by PhotographyFan2020 , here is one of the world's best-selling bands, Chicago! They were initially known as "The Big Thing" in 1967, and then they briefly changed their name to the "Chicago Transit Authority" in 1968. They changed their name again in 1969, this time to simply "Chicago", a shortened version of the previous name. They are best known for songs like "You're the Inspiration", "Will You Still Love Me?", and "If You Leave Me Now".

I've decided to draw just four members from the band's current line-up, and three of them are founding members.

Robert Lamm - Ornate box turtle
Lee Loughnane - Southern leopard frog
James Pankow - Brown pelican (Galapagos subspecies)
Walter Parazaider - Black-backed woodpecker. Parazaider is still a member of the band, but he has retired from touring. Also, if anyone is wondering why he has a yellow spot on his head, it's because male black-backed woodpeckers have that kind of marking on their heads.

Chicago (the band)(C) Warner Bros. Records