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Earth, Wind & Fire
Artist Icon All 'n' All (1977)
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Earth, Wind & Fire's artistic and commercial winning streak continued with its ninth album, All 'N All, the diverse jewel that spawned major hits like "Serpentine Fire" and the dreamy "Fantasy." Whether the visionary soul men are tearing into the hardest of funk on "Jupiter" or the most sentimental of ballads on "I'll Write a Song for You" (which boasts one of Philip Bailey's many soaring, five-star performances), All 'N All was a highly rewarding addition to EWF's catalog. Because EWF had such a clean-cut image and fared so well among pop audiences, some may have forgotten just how sweaty its funk could be. But "Jupiter" -- like "Mighty, Mighty," "Shining Star," and "Getaway" -- underscores the fact that EWF delivered some of the most intense and gutsy funk of the 1970s.
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Earth Wind & Fire released their eighth studio album in 1977 with All N All, which charted at number 3 in the US album charts. The album spawned the R&B hit singles Fantasy and Serpentine Fire. Serpentine Fire reached the top of the R&B singles chart and stayed there for seven weeks, becoming one of the biggest singles of the year.
The third single, Runnin, also won a Grammy Award at the 1978 ceremony for Best Instrumental.
Since its release, the album has gone triple platinum worldwide.


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