Showing posts with label earth wind and fire. Show all posts
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September 21, 2026

September 21 is Not Just Another Day!

Do you remember the twenty-first night of September? 

Love was changing the minds of pretender, while chasing the clouds away 

Our hearts were ringing in the key that our souls were singing 

As we danced in the night, remember how the stars stole the night away


Hey, hey, hey, ba-de-ya, say do you remember? 

Ba-de-ya, dancing in September 

Ba-de-ya, never was a cloudy day


Ba-du-du, ba-du-du, ba-du-du, ba-du-du 

Ba-du-du, ba-du-du, ba-du-du, ba-du-du 

Ba-du-du, ba-du-du, ba-do-da


My thoughts are with you, holding hands with your heart to see you 

Only blue talk and love, remember how we knew love was here to stay 

Now, December found the love we shared in September 

Only blue talk and love, remember true love we share today


Hey, hey, hey, ba-de-ya, say do you remember? 

Ba-de-ya, dancing in September 

Ba-de-ya, never was a cloudy day


There was a, ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), say do you remember? 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), dancing in September 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), golden dreams were shiny days


The bell was ringing, ha-ha, our souls were singing 

Do you remember never a cloudy day? Yow


There was a, ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), say do you remember? 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), dancing in September 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), never was a cloudy day


And was a, ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), say do you remember? 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), dancing in September 

Ba-de-ya (de-ya, de-ya), golden dreams were shiny days


Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya 

Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya 

Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya, de-ya


Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya 

Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya 

Ba-de-ya, de-ya, de-ya, de-ya

This song has been a favorite song and a decades long family joke. Thanks Earth Wind & Fire for always putting a smile on our face!


September 21, 2024

Do You Remember?

We remember every year! Today is the 21st of September, and in honor of my youngest daughter, I want to play this iconic song by Earth Wind & Fire. Of course, I would love to ride Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind to this song. Maybe one day, but for now... Ba Dee Ah Dee Ah on!
 

January 7, 2021

Grease is the Word. This was Not.

Proof positive that some ideas on paper look good but should never be acted upon. In the music world in 1978, putting together a movie with Peter Frampton, the Bee Gees, and a whole slew of pop music stars to celebrate work of the Beatles doesn't sound so bad. Toss in soundtrack that includes one of the best tracks ever cut by Earth, Wind, and Fire and you're sure to have a smash, right? Wrong. 

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - the movie and the album- were a creative flop and garnered little financial success. Grease was the word due to the chemistry of Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta. But this was a mistake on too many levels, artwork aside.

It was all a crazy move- but it is absolutely nothing compared to the actions and reactions to the presidential election and what currently is happening in Washington D.C. and our country. Lord, help us!


September 3, 2008

Best Beatles Remakes

Any music fan will have their own list, but here's mine, in no particular order:


"You Wont See Me" – Anne Murray.
Playful and fun. Better than the original!

"Got to Get You into My Life"- Earth Wind and Fire.
Snappy R&B, great guitar solo. I never get sick of hearing this one.

"Ticket to Ride"- Carpenters.
Karen and Richard's 1973 version is amazing, turning this upbeat pop smash into a slow boil heartbreaker. Another testimony to Richard's arranging skills and Karen's vocal power.

"We Can Work it Out"- Chaka Khan.
Searing vocals, red hot instrumentals. Makes Stevie Wonder's cover version look like warm milk.

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" - Elton John.
As freaky as the original.