Maurice White Blog

From Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1971 release The Need Of Love, here’s the track “Everything Is Everything.” Maurice: During this time we were working on... Read More

Here’s the track, “Mighty Mighty” from Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1974 release, Open Our Eyes. Maurice: In November 1973 we chose the Caribou Ranch to... Read More

Maurice produced the song “Too Much For This Heart” from James Ingram’s 1993 album, Always You. “Too Much For This Heart” Written by Dawn Thomas... Read More

Here’s the track “The Changing Times” from Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1981 album, Raise! “The Changing Times” Written by Beloyd Taylor Produced by Maurice for... Read More

From Earth, Wind & Fire’s self-titled debut album, here’s the track “Bad Tune.” Maurice: In early 1971 we started recording our self-titled debut record. The... Read More

Here’s the track “Good Time” from Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1990 release Heritage, featuring Sly Stone (RIH). Maurice’s message from the album: “It Don’t Mean... Read More

Maurice co-wrote and provided background vocals on the track “Girlfriend” from guitarist/vocalist David Williams’ 1991 release ‘Somethin’ Special.’ Here’s a snippet… David, along with bassist... Read More

From 1973, here’s Earth, Wind & Fire’s cover of Edu Lôbo’s “Zanzibar” from their fourth album Head To The Sky. Edu’s version can be found... Read More

From Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1993 release, Millennium, here’s the track, “Blood Brothers.” Maurice: In late 1992 we started recording our next album, Millennium. In... Read More

#TB An ad from Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1975 tour with Weather Report and Gil Scott-Heron.