Earth, Wind & Fire Popular Song Ranking [2026]

FantasyEarth, Wind & Fire8rank/position

EARTH WIND & FIRE – Fantasy

A masterpiece included on the 1977 album “All ’N All,” covered by many musicians around the world.

It features a beautiful melody and an irresistibly danceable, feel-good uptempo groove, with superb ensemble work from the lead vocals, backing vocals, and horn section.

The rhythm’s weighty feel comes thanks to the double-drum setup.

And Philip Bailey’s god-tier falsetto is absolutely essential listening.

Let Me TalkEarth, Wind & Fire9rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Let Me Talk (Official Video)

A track from their tenth album, Faces, which was selected by SoulTracks as one of “The Greatest Soul Albums of the 1980s,” released as a single in 1980.

It became a hit in the UK and other countries, reaching No.

8 on the U.S.

charts.

MomEarth, Wind & Fire10rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Mom (Audio)

This is a soulful number by the African American funk band Earth, Wind & Fire that sings of love for one’s mother.

Earth, Wind & Fire have won six Grammy Awards and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000.

Released in 1972, the song reached No.

39 on Cashbox magazine’s Top R&B Songs chart.

The lyrics overflow with love for one’s mom—perhaps giving off a slightly mama’s-boy vibe—but the arrangement is so soulful that it’s a great choice as car BGM for anyone who wants to quietly express their appreciation to their mother.

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Kotaro

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ReasonsEarth, Wind & Fire11rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Reasons (Official Video)

A masterpiece where the gentle voice of a healing-style soul vocalist perfectly matches a slow ballad track.

The uplifting sax section and chord progression are ideal for nighttime chill time.

The exhilarating mid-song chill spot is a must-listen, making it a moving piece.

Shining StarEarth, Wind & Fire12rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Shining Star (Audio/Live)

Speaking of Earth, Wind & Fire, they’re a funk band with high name recognition even here in Japan! This track also makes a strong impression right from the start with a very funky beat.

Twin vocals with superb choral work, sprightly horns, a guitar solo, and a technical bass line… it’s a masterpiece packed with highlights you can’t fully savor in just one listen.

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Hane Keisuke

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Brazillian RhymeEarth, Wind & Fire13rank/position

A blissful Earth track with a Brazilian flavor, woven together by electric piano and outstanding choral work.

The rhythm section is tight—Verdine White’s bass, in particular, is superb.

The percussion is exquisite, and everything feels almost divine.

Africano PowerEarth, Wind & Fire14rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Africano/Power (Audio/Live)

A whirlwind of compositional prowess that showcases the band’s high level, paired with an exhilarating funk tune.

Despite being a high-speed track at over 140 BPM, the guitar solo and drum/percussion solo make it a killer tune that never feels long or overly fast.