Nice! Earth, Wind & Fire were an ever present feature of pop radio in the seventies. I was too young at the time to appreciate their "baby making" songs, but hearing any of their songs now always takes me back. I saw them in concert in 1999 at the state fairgrounds in Sacramento. They were great and I had a lot of fun. I checked to see how many of their songs you had already reacted to and there were many, but some classics that you haven't gotten to yet are "Shining Star", "That's the Way of the World", "Sing a Song", and "Got to Get You into My Life", their spectacular cover of The Beatles. Good stuff!
EWF is one of the finest bands that ever recorded. This is a rabbit hole you should explore. I'd caution against reacting to the same two or three songs that posters choose (September, Boogie Wonderland, Let's Groove, After the Love Is Gone). Their earlier music is far superior, as this song indicates.
🎊 My first exposure to “Earth, Wind and Fire” was in 1975 with their AM radio hit, “That’s the Way of the World.” This is their best tune, in my book…incidentally, there’s a movie by the same title featuring Harvey Keitel that’s about the record industry…and EW&F was his pet project in the film. (All the more reason for another reaction! You’ll be leading a deprived life if you don’t.)
EWF is an incredible band. You don't know whether to be mesmerized by the vocals/harmonization, the instrumentation, production, percussion, or the seamless synchronization of it all. Rank this song? Let's just say EWF's worst song is a 10! They don't miss!
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It's my favorite band of all time. I guarantee you will enjoy just about everything they do..and their horn sections is top tier ❤❤❤
Earth Wind and Fire are master musicians.
Nice! Earth, Wind & Fire were an ever present feature of pop radio in the seventies. I was too young at the time to appreciate their "baby making" songs, but hearing any of their songs now always takes me back. I saw them in concert in 1999 at the state fairgrounds in Sacramento. They were great and I had a lot of fun. I checked to see how many of their songs you had already reacted to and there were many, but some classics that you haven't gotten to yet are "Shining Star", "That's the Way of the World", "Sing a Song", and "Got to Get You into My Life", their spectacular cover of The Beatles. Good stuff!
It’s the jam, for real!
Greatest band of all-time. Bar none
Great music, I my teenage years I used to dance a lot on their music in the disco.
They are tight.
EWF is one of the finest bands that ever recorded. This is a rabbit hole you should explore. I'd caution against reacting to the same two or three songs that posters choose (September, Boogie Wonderland, Let's Groove, After the Love Is Gone). Their earlier music is far superior, as this song indicates.
🎊 My first exposure to “Earth, Wind and Fire” was in 1975 with their AM radio hit, “That’s the Way of the World.” This is their best tune, in my book…incidentally, there’s a movie by the same title featuring Harvey Keitel that’s about the record industry…and EW&F was his pet project in the film. (All the more reason for another reaction! You’ll be leading a deprived life if you don’t.)
EWF is an incredible band. You don't know whether to be mesmerized by the vocals/harmonization, the instrumentation, production, percussion, or the seamless synchronization of it all. Rank this song? Let's just say EWF's worst song is a 10! They don't miss!
Not sure where you got this upload, but the actual title of this song is "Love's Holiday".