Earth Wind Fire
"September" funk band
Earth, Wind & Fire is an American band formed in 1969, known for funk, soul, and disco hits like "September," "Boogie Wonderland," and "Shining Star." The name references three of the four classical elements.
The phrase without the ampersand sometimes appears in discussions of natural forces or elemental imagery: The elements—earth, wind, fire—shaped the landscape.
- elementsFundamental parts or substances
- natural elementsEarth's fundamental substances and forces
- natureInherent quality or disposition
- bandGroup playing music together
- funk bandEnsemble playing groove music
disco · disco era · September · boogie · air · water · ground · flames · soil · planet · gust · breeze · blaze · inferno · terra · storm · embers · ashes
- 70sdisco, bell-bottoms, Saturday Night Fever, pet rock, leisure suits
- Black MusiciansAretha Franklin, Beyonce, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder
- Rock BandsLed Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Doors
- threestrio, triad, triple, triplet, trinity
- AfrofuturismAfrofuturism, Octavia Butler, Parliament-Funkadelic, George Clinton, Janelle Monae
Earth Wind FireJoy Division
Influential late-70s Manchester group
Sex Pistols · Ramones · The Cure · Bauhaus · Nine Inch Nails
Earth Wind FireJoy Division
Influential late-70s Manchester group
The Smiths · Portishead · Leonard Cohen · dirge · requiem
Earth Wind FireRamones
Seminal punk quartet
The Velvet Underground · Nirvana · stripped-down · lo-fi · minimalist
earth, wind, fire, earthy, earthen, earthly, earths, earthbound, earthling