構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:53:01

Earth, Wind & Fire: Maurice White (vocals, kalimba); Philip Bailey, Ralph Johnson (vocals, percussion); Johnny Graham, Roland Bautista (guitar); Andrew WoolFolk (tenor saxophone); Larry Dunn (piano, synthesizer, programming); Verdine White (bass); Fred White (drums, percussion). Recorded at ARC/George Massenburg Studio, West Los Angeles, California and Sunset Sounds Recording Studio, Hollywood, California. Personnel: Maurice White (vocals, drums, kalimba, background vocals); Philip Bailey (vocals, percussion, background vocals); Ralph Johnson (vocals, percussion); Ms. Pluto, Beloyd Taylor (vocals); Johnny Graham, Roland Bautista (guitar); Assa Drori, Jerome Reisler, James Getzoff, Anton Sen, Ronald Folsom, Myra Kestenbaum, Marvin Limonick, William Kurasch, John Wittenbert, Mari Tsumura-Botnick, Arkady Shindelman, Reginald Hill, Irving Geller, Thomas Buffum, Henry Ferber, Betty LaMagna, Norman Leonard, William Hymanson, Arnold Belnick, Brian Leonard, Nathan Ross, Sheldon Sanov, Endre Granat, Denyse Buffum, Haim Shtrum (violin); Gareth Nuttycombe, Pamela Goldsmith, Allan Harshman, Virginia Majewski, Alan de Veritch (viola); Paula Hochhalter, Jerome Kessler, Mary Louise Zeyen, Selene Burford, Larry Corbett, Frederick Seykora (cello); Tom Saviano (saxophone); Don Myrick (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Andrew Woolfolk (tenor saxophone); Chuck Findley, Gary Grant, Jerry Hey, Larry Hall , Michael Harris , Oscar Brashear, Rahmlee Michael Davis (trumpet); Dick Hyde, George Bohanon, Charles Loper, Louis Satterfield, Lew McCreary, William Frank "Bill" Reichenbach Jr. (trombone); Larry Dunn (piano, synthesizer); Fred White (drums, percussion). Audio Mixers: Mick Guzauski; Tom Perry. Liner Note Author: A. Scott Galloway. Recording information: ARC/George Massenburg Studio, West Los Angeles, CA; Sunset Sounds Recording Studio, Hollywood, CA. Illustrator: Shusei Nagaoka. The end was near for Earth, Wind And Fire. This wasn't quite the disaster it was made out to be at the time, but it was their least distinguished overall album since the early days on Warner Bros., with the exception of the disastrous Sgt. Pepper episode. "Let's Groove" was just a recycled mid-tempo tune from the mid-'70s, and everything else sounded desultory and uninspired. It was no surprise that after one more album, White and company decided to take some time away from the scene. ~ Ron Wynn

エディション | Remaster