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Earth, Wind& Fire were as renowned for their lavish, spectacle-driven live performances as they were for their infectious blend of funk, soul, R&B, disco, jazz, rock, and African music. Formed in 1969 Chicago by songwriter Maurice White, the band went through as many lineup changes as they did musical genres, eventually disbanding in the 1980s and launching many a solo career (most notably, that of lead singer Philip Bailey). This concert captures Earth, Wind& Fire in a concert reunion at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1997, performing a career-spanning parade of classics that includes Saturday Nite, September, After the Love is Gone, Shining Star, Sing a Song, and many more.
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Stereo - English
5.1 - English
DTS - English
Tracks (1997):
1. Rock That
2. Jupiter
3. Saturday Nite
4. Revolution
5. Gratitude
6. September
7. Let's Groove
8. Rockit
9. Sun Goddess
10. Can't Hide Love
11. That's The Way Of The World
12. Drum Solo
13. Reasons
14. Fantasy
15. Mo's Solo
16. Boogie Wonderland
17. After the Love Is Gone
18. Sing A Song
19. Shinin' Star
20. Devotion
Tracks (1998):
1. Kalimba Funk Intro
2. Pride/Mighty Mighty Medley
3. In The Stone
4. Solo Percussion
5. I'll Write A Song
6. Love's Holiday
7. Getaway
- Dimensions:
- 7.5x5.3x0.6
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating: 4
As a long time fan i was dissapointed at this video. I felt cheated without Maurice White and Phillip Bailey lost a little luster when he did we write a song when he tried to hit the high notes. I am still a big fan but this particular concert was not too impressive for me. I like the older concerts with the original members better
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