Earth, Wind & Fire’s classic and popular songs
Let me introduce some songs by the American funk band Earth, Wind & Fire.
They are said to have pioneered R&B by blending funk, soul, and jazz with pop music.
In February 2016, the death of their vocalist Maurice White came as a shock to many fans.
They’ve been active since 1969, and we still hear their music in many different settings today.
They’ve gained great popularity not only in the United States but also in Japan.
Masato Nakamura of Dreams Come True is said to be a fan and has been musically influenced by them.
Now, please enjoy the songs of Earth, Wind & Fire, a band that has led the Black music scene.
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Earth, Wind & Fire’s classic and popular songs (1–10)
Sing a SongEarth, Wind & Fire
A gem of a track where a brisk, Latin-percussive groove intertwines with vocals full of character.
It represents an early form of theater-style funk, and beyond the superb band performance, it delivers a mood that seems to pack in the roots of Black music—gospel, soul, and more.
Saturday NiteEarth, Wind & Fire
It’s a classic where crisp drums and lively sax really shine.
A breezy disco-funk tune, it brings together that signature Earth, Wind & Fire uplift in the vocals with a dancer-like track.
The melody in the latter half is especially famous—an essential listen to savor alongside its gradually building arrangement.
Shining StarEarth, Wind & Fire
It’s a low-tempo funk tune.
Despite its very simple structure, the track has a powerful presence, setting itself apart in this vein of funk with its standout guitar and arrangement.
The section that starts with drums following the intro bass is especially excellent, successfully creating a strong groove.
Earth, Wind & Fire’s classic and popular songs (11–20)
DevotionEarth, Wind & Fire
A track from the album “Gratitude,” released as a single in 1974.
It reached No.
23 on the U.S.
charts.
It has been covered by artists such as Pieces of a Dream and sampled in tracks like SQB’s 2006 “Subterraneo.”
EvilEarth, Wind & Fire
It starts with thunder and gradually builds up; despite being mid-tempo and low-tension, it’s a well-crafted, melancholic track.
The way the bassline unfolds and the satisfying guitar riff make it a song that reveals more layers the more you listen—a true classic with many ways to enjoy it.
Love’s HolidayEarth, Wind & Fire
This is a song released in 1977 by the American group Earth, Wind & Fire.
Included on the album All ‘N All, it features an attractive sound that skillfully fuses funk, soul, and jazz.
Maurice White’s clear, crystalline vocals resonate deeply.
Centered on the joy and passion of romance, the lyrics delicately portray intimate moments with a loved one.
They symbolize the inner changes that come with finding true love and the discovery of new emotions.
Counted among EW&F’s signature songs, it continues to be loved by many music fans decades after its release.
Its universal appeal and moving message make it a timeless track that speaks to the heart across generations.
PrideEarth, Wind & Fire
This is a highly polished track where a lively, straightforward beat and comfortable drums intertwine with a vocally unified ensemble.
It’s a smooth track that pairs a P-Funk–styled bassline with lighter, driving drums reminiscent of Deodato or fusion artists.