Let's Groove: The Best Of Earth, Wind & Fire - Earth Wind & Fire

Most people will probably recognise at least one of their records. They have been sampled in dance records about a zillion times and their tunes still get spun at dodgy weddings! This is a seventeen track best of and is an essential disco album for anyone who loves classic disco. Smooth vibes, chilled vocals and melodies which make you want to get up and start shaking your thang in the middle of the lounge. 'Let's Groove' has a shrill chorus and sexy vocals which will put you at ease straight away. This is an ideal party starter, it is mellow enough without being boring and the rhythm benefits from a wicked bass hook. 'Boogie Wonderland' is a little ...  Read the complete review

I've been a very naughty girl recently spending obscene amounts of money treating myself, disgraceful aren't I! Ok, so when I say obscene amounts of money I actually mean the grand sum of £2.10 and when I talk about treating myself, well it was on a 2nd hand CD on Ebay, but who cares about the minor details eh! So what was the must have CD that tempted me to spend such a huge wad of cash? Well it was Earth, Wind & Fire Lets Groove, once again proving my musical taste is much older than my age. Earth, Wind & Fire are an American band formed in the very late 60's who released some classic 1970's Disco hits and some 80's classics with a bit more of a ...  Read the complete review

Earth, Wind & Fire greatly influenced the sound of pop in the 70's, neatly meshing Latin funk rhythms, soul and R&B with gospel harmonies, horns and the amazing falsetto of lead singer Philip Bailey. Led by the maestro, Maurice White, EW&F became one of the most innovative musical groups of all time. Earth, Wind & Fire consist of: Maurice White: Vocals, Drums, Kalimba, Timbales Verdine White: Vocals, Bass, Percussion Philip Bailey: Vocals, Congas, Percussion Other members are: Larry Dunn Ralph Johnson Al McKay Johnny Graham Andrew Woolfolk Fred White Roland Bautista The ...  Read the complete review