Earth, Wind & Fire Album: “Best Of”

Description :

Composer: Earth, Wind & Fire. <p>This interesting two-CD best of collects material from the golden era of the premier funk group of the 1970s, including hits like the unstoppable "Boogie Wonderland" and the multi-layered dance floor classic "September." Also featured are lesser-known album tracks such as the smoothly romantic "I'll Write a Song for You" and the irresistibly funky "Serpentine Fire," both from the band's 1977 ALL 'N ALL album.

Track Listing :

1	.	Boogie Wonderland +Video
2	.	Fantasy +Video
3	.	Got to Get You Into My Life +Video
4	.	After the Love Has Gone +Video
5	.	Let's Groove +Video
6	.	Saturday Night
7	.	September +Video
8	.	Can't Let You Go
9	.	Magic Mind
10	.	Star
2-1	.	Fall in Love With Me +Video
2-2	.	Happy Feeling
2-3	.	I'll Write a Song For You +Video
2-4	.	Runnin' +Video
2-5	.	You and I +Video
2-6	.	Let Your Feelings Show - (Albume Version)
2-7	.	Rock That! +Video
2-8	.	Serpentine Fire +Video
2-9	.	Wait
2-10	.	In the Stone +Video

Album Information :

Title:

Best Of

UPC:876492001630

Format:CD

Type:Performer

Genre:R&B

Artist:Earth, Wind & Fire

Label:Mastercuts

Distributed:Koch (Distributor USA)

Release Date:2007/02/20

Original Release Year:2007

Discs:2

Length:76:2

Mono / Stereo:Stereo

Studio / Live:Studio

- Classic Collection from the Elements!!!!

Earth,Wind and Fire have always been One of my all time Favorite Music acts there music is timeless especially the 74-79 era of the FIRE!! when Maurice WHite,Philip Bailey, Al Mckay, Verdine White and Larry Dunn were the main cats. the Elements turned out classic Song and Classic Albums back in the day. it is September and that Jam is a Classic Song and sounds so fresh to this day. there in the Pocket Grooves and there Horn section were unstoppable and the vocal harmonys and songwriting are classic. RIP to Charles Stephney for his classic touches as Producer with Maurice White on alot of there classic 70's material. there versatility of Sound and Style and there feel Good vibe always kept the Elements ahead of the curve.