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Earth, Wind & Fire
Getaway: Greatest Hits + 2 [CD - 1st Japan Press - 2003 - Mint/NM]
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Getaway
2
September
3
Boogie Wonderland
4
Can't Hide Love
5
Sing A Song
6
Mighty Mighty
7
Kalimba Story
8
Shining Star
9
Reasons
10
Serpentine Fire
11
Fantasy
12
Got To Get You Into My Life
13
Gratitude
14
After The Love Has Gone
15
Saturday Nite
16
Let's Groove
17
That's The Way Of The World
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Brazilian Rhyme (Interlude)
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September '99 (Remix)
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Released in 1996, this compilation celebrates Earth, Wind & Fire’s timeless fusion of funk, soul, and cosmic jazz. The album gathers classics like "September," "Boogie Wonderland," and "Let’s Groove," showcasing Maurice White’s silken vocals, Philip Bailey’s falsetto, and the band’s horn-driven exuberance. Two new tracks—"Turn It Into Something Good" and "Getaway"—add fresh energy with their signature brass and harmonies. From spiritual ballads ("After the Love Has Gone") to dancefloor fire ("Shining Star"), Getaway distills the band’s 70s-80s golden era into a euphoric journey. A testament to their enduring influence, it remains a gateway to their joyous, genre-defying legacy—where every song feels like a celebration.
