Earth, Wind & Fire Popular Song Ranking [2026]

GratitudeEarth, Wind & Fire29rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Gratitude (Audio)

It’s a song by the African American funk band Earth, Wind & Fire.

It’s included on their 1975 live album “Gratitude.” The lyrics express thankfulness for being able to make the music they love right now.

The tight performance and beautiful choral work are striking.

Its upbeat vibe could make it a good fit for party background music.

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Happy SeasonEarth, Wind & Fire30rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Happy Season (Lyric) (Digital Video)

Here’s a perfect holiday-season track from Earth, Wind & Fire’s 2014 Christmas album.

The band, which has produced numerous hits since the 1970s, delivers soulful vocals and an irresistibly groovy rhythm that will, without question, put you in a cheerful winter and Christmas mood.

It’s a song that blows the cold away—highly recommended!

HeritageEarth, Wind & Fire31rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Heritage (Official Video)

This track features a New Jack Swing beat.

As the saying goes, disco bands of the time would always produce at least one New Jack song—this is a direct, straight-line example of that beat.

Even with the bouncy groove, the vocals still retain that unmistakable Earth, Wind & Fire character.

I’ve Had EnoughEarth, Wind & Fire32rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – I’ve Had Enough (Audio)

A masterpiece where a flowing melody shines over a BPM 118 groove.

The beauty of the melodic line, later sampled by many artists, truly stands out.

Despite the bass being driven with a fairly strong saturator, the sonic control is superb, never getting in the way of the crisp, buoyant rhythm.

ImaginationEarth, Wind & Fire33rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Imagination (Audio)

The song Earth, Wind & Fire released in September 1976 is marked by a beautiful melody that celebrates the power of imagination.

It sings about how love and connection can transform the heart, with soulful vocals and captivating harmonies that truly resonate.

Featured on the album Spirit—which became a major hit, reaching No.

2 on the Billboard 200—it exemplifies the band’s artistry in skillfully blending funk, disco, and R&B.

It’s a perfect recommendation for moments when you want to step away from everyday struggles and discover a harmonious world within.

As one of the most memorable tracks in Earth, Wind & Fire’s musical journey, it continues to be cherished by many to this day.

In the StoneEarth, Wind & Fire34rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – In the Stone (Audio)

From its grand intro to the mid-tempo, percussion-forward drumming, this track truly shines.

The chorus is stunningly satisfying, featuring an expansive, sustained vocal performance.

It evokes a UK-style fusion/AOR sensibility, and it’s a happy classic that never wears you out.

Kalimba StoryEarth, Wind & Fire35rank/position

Earth, Wind & Fire – Kalimba Story (Audio)

It’s a masterpiece where the bass and guitar come in heavy right from the start.

The track has a refined, understated cool, and you can really appreciate the composer’s ability to make it funky while even incorporating a touch of rockabilly.

The kalimba mentioned in the title rings subtly in the background, adding depth to the piece.