Earth, Wind & Fire performing "C'mon Children" at California Jam (Ontario, CA - April 6, 1974). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Earth, Wind & Fire performing "C'mon Children" at California Jam (Ontario, CA - April 6, 1974). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s Verdine levitating and the group performing “Let Me Talk.” Maurice: I loved “Let Me Talk.” It probably sits next to “Serpentine Fire” as our most ambitious first single release. I always felt that EW&F should lead in some kind of creative way. “Let Me Talk” is like an EW&F-meets-Peter Gabriel record, in the sense that its percussive dominance put it so close to world music. Still, it’s jazzy and soulful. These world musical
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s Verdine levitating and the group performing “Let Me Talk.” Maurice: I loved “Let Me Talk.” It probably sits next to “Serpentine Fire” as our most ambitious first single release. I always felt that EW&F should lead in some kind of creative way. “Let Me Talk” is like an EW&F-meets-Peter Gabriel record, in the sense that its percussive dominance put it so close to world music. Still, it’s jazzy and soulful. These world musical
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s the group performing “Can’t Let Go” from their 1979 release I Am. “Can’t Let Go” Written by Maurice, Allee Willis, Bill Meyers Maurice: We were always popular in South America, but for some reason or another we’d never gone beyond Mexico City. The people of Brazil loved us, and we loved them. I believe they embraced Earth, Wind & Fire on some primal musical level, because there’s so much of a Latin feel in all of our music.
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s the group performing “Can’t Let Go” from their 1979 release I Am. “Can’t Let Go” Written by Maurice, Allee Willis, Bill Meyers Maurice: We were always popular in South America, but for some reason or another we’d never gone beyond Mexico City. The people of Brazil loved us, and we loved them. I believe they embraced Earth, Wind & Fire on some primal musical level, because there’s so much of a Latin feel in all of our music.
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s a clip of the group performing “Runnin’” from their 1977 release All ’N All. The clip includes a nice trumpet solo by Michael Harris (The Phenix Horns). “Runnin’” Written by Maurice, Larry Dunn, Eddie del Barrio Maurice: We were always popular in South America, but for some reason or another we’d never gone beyond Mexico City. The people of Brazil loved us, and we loved them. I believe they embraced Earth, Wind & Fire on som
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From Earth, Wind & Fire’s show in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (1980), here’s a clip of the group performing “Runnin’” from their 1977 release All ’N All. The clip includes a nice trumpet solo by Michael Harris (The Phenix Horns). “Runnin’” Written by Maurice, Larry Dunn, Eddie del Barrio Maurice: We were always popular in South America, but for some reason or another we’d never gone beyond Mexico City. The people of Brazil loved us, and we loved them. I believe they embraced Earth, Wind & Fire on som
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Maurice White Interview (1995) Maurice talks about How Memphis Shaped Music, Working in Chicago, Artists That Influenced The Industry, Ramsey Lewis, The Evolution of Music and Soul Music. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Maurice White Interview (1995) Maurice talks about How Memphis Shaped Music, Working in Chicago, Artists That Influenced The Industry, Ramsey Lewis, The Evolution of Music and Soul Music. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Here’s the full intro to Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1994 World Tour In Japan concert. It was included on the LaserDisc release but not on the DVD/VHS releases. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Here’s the full intro to Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1994 World Tour In Japan concert. It was included on the LaserDisc release but not on the DVD/VHS releases. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Here’s a short interview with Maurice. He talks about his creative process, how he met legendary recording engineer George Massenburg, and The Complex (Maurice’s ARC label headquarters - state of the art recording studios and rehearsal spaces). Maurice: The acceptance of EW&F made the Complex a pretty popular place to record and do music videos. In late 1982 and early ’83 George Duke was producing a new album for Deniece Williams and Philip Bailey’s first solo record, Continuation. David Foster
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Here’s a short interview with Maurice. He talks about his creative process, how he met legendary recording engineer George Massenburg, and The Complex (Maurice’s ARC label headquarters - state of the art recording studios and rehearsal spaces). Maurice: The acceptance of EW&F made the Complex a pretty popular place to record and do music videos. In late 1982 and early ’83 George Duke was producing a new album for Deniece Williams and Philip Bailey’s first solo record, Continuation. David Foster
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Earth, Wind & Fire performing “Sing A Song” in Japan (1979). Maurice: Another gem from Gratitude, “Sing a Song,” started out with Al (McKay) plucking away in the backstage tuning room while we were touring in Switzerland. McKay and I wrote the song in probably no more than thirty minutes. Artistically, we worked extremely well together. Originally a drummer, Al brought all those percussive elements to his guitar playing. I was naturally in tune with his grooves, and our writing sessions flowed w
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Here’s an interview with Maurice, Philip Bailey, and Verdine White on the show “Soul In The City” hosted by Michael Williams (1988). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Maurice, Verdine White, and Philip Bailey being interviewed by Sherry Carter and Donnie Simpson on BET's Video Soul promoting their 1993 release Millennium (Part 2). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Maurice, Verdine White, and Philip Bailey being interviewed by Sherry Carter and Donnie Simpson on BET's Video Soul promoting their 1993 release Millennium (Part 1). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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In 1990, Maurice, Philip Bailey, and Verdine White appeared on Video Soul, hosted by Sherry Carter, to promote Earth, Wind & Fire’s latest release, Heritage and to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. A portion of the proceeds of the sales of Heritage would go to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change. Here are a few clips from the interview. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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#TB A clip from an interview with Maurice. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Maurice singing “Be Ever Wonderful” during Earth, Wind & Fire’s concert in Germany (1979). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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Here’s a clip of Maurice’s kalimba solo (1994) | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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#TB Here’s Maurice in a “bonus material” webisode from the documentary, ‘Down The Rhodes: The Fender Rhodes Story.’ The webisode includes interviews with Verdine White, Larry Dunn, Wayne & Wanda Vaughn. | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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#FBF Here’s a short interview with Maurice and a clip of Earth, Wind & Fire in Rio (1980). | Maurice White - EWF Legacy
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#fbf Here’s Earth, Wind & Fire jamming back in 1973. Maurice: In late September 1973 we, along with the Rolling Stones and the Doobie Brothers, recorded the premiere episode of Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert on ABC-TV. We performed “Evil” and “Keep Your Head To The Sky,” wearing outfits designed and tailored especially for us by Martine Colette, an up-and-coming costume designer in Los Angeles. The outfits were flashy, but since they were made for us, it at least felt like an upgrade. - Maurice Whi
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From 1977, here’s Earth, Wind & Fire performing “Serpentine Fire.” Maurice: The All ’N All tour was so technically involved that before we took it out, we had to have several run-throughs at Sunset Gower Studios, a movie studio with enough space. When Columbia Records found out what we were doing, they thought it would be a good idea to fly in journalists from around the world, as well as about three hundred friends and celebrities, to give them a shortened version of the show. As Verdine said,
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#TB In 1983, Earth, Wind & Fire recorded a song, “Dance Dance Dance” for Canadian-based Nelvana’s animated feature film ’Rock & Rule.’ A soundtrack for the film was never released but in 2012, Maurice’s Kalimba Music label released the single. Other artists that recorded songs for the film included Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Debbie Harry, and Cheap Trick. Taken from the “Making Of Rock & Rule” documentary, here’s Maurice talking about the project. Written by Beloyd Taylor Produced by Maurice Maurice: V
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In 1993, Earth, Wind & Fire appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show. They performed “Reasons” and “Sunday Morning.” Here’s Arsenio interviewing the band after their performance. Maurice: Our new album for Warner Bros., Millennium, was released. We did two pivotal television performances in the early promotional support for the album. On October 14, 1993, we performed the first single from the album, “Sunday Morning,” on The Arsenio Hall Show. - Maurice White. My Life With Earth, Wind & Fire, by Mauric
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