Artist	Song
The Emotions	Best of My Love
from The Best of the Emotions: Best of My Love (1996)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Earth, Wind & Fire
from Spirit (1987)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Kalimba Story
from The Essential Earth, Wind & Fire (2002)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Let Me Talk
from The Eternal Dance (1992)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Runnin'
from All 'n' All (1999)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Burnin' Bush
from Spirit (1987)
Philip Bailey	Show You the Way to Love
from Chinese Wall (1985)
Wind & Fire Earth	To You
from Gold (2007)
Earth, Wind & Fire	You
from Love Songs (2004)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Dirty (Junior's Juke)
from I Am (2004)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Yearnin' Learnin'
from Gratitude (1999)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Bad Tune
from Earth, Wind & Fire (2008)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Sunshine
from Gratitude (1999)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Moment of Truth
from Earth, Wind & Fire (2008)
Earth, Wind & Fire	I Can Feel It In My Bones
from The Need of Love (2010)
Earth, Wind & Fire	That's the Way of the World
from That's the Way of the World: Alive In '75 (2002)
Earth, Wind & Fire	And Love Goes On
from The Eternal Dance (1992)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Africano
from That's the Way of the World (1993)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Drum Song
from Open Our Eyes (1991)
Earth, Wind & Fire	New World Symphony
from Gratitude (1999)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Wanna Be With You
from Raise!! (1983)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Happy Feelin'
from That's the Way of the World (1993)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Shining Star
from That's the Way of the World: Alive In '75 (2002)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Ain't No Harm to Moan (Slave Song)
from Open Our Eyes (1993)
Earth, Wind & Fire	Clover
from Head to the Sky (1989)

Comment:

EWF always seemed capable of spawning hits in their sleep — even for others, like the Emotions’ Maurice White-penned/-produced #1 smash “Best of My Love” — but there was much more beneath their pop-single surface. The fuzzed-out funk of “I Can Feel It In My Bones” evokes psychedelic-era Temptations jamming with Sly Stone in the Isley Brothers’ basement. The jazzy piano jams of “Runnin’” collide with a cartful of Latin grooves, making for a multicolored explosion of stylish syncopation. And “Bad Tune” blends fiery funk, juicy jazz-fusion, and irresistible African flavors for a feel so searing you might need to get hosed down by the time it’s done.

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