A monumental soul-funk live performance
Gratitude to Earth, Wind & Fire.
"Gratitude," released in 1985, is a double album that combines the band's live performances and studio recordings. The overwhelming musical talent and Maurice White's vision bring together elements of funk, soul, and jazz in a magnificent way. It's a masterpiece that represents the pinnacle of 1970s black music.
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A:
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1)
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Africano
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2)
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Power
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3)
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Yearnin' Learnin'
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4)
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Devotion
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B:
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1)
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Sun Goddess
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2)
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Reasons
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3)
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Sing A Message To You
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C:
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1)
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Shining Star
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2)
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New World Symphony
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3)
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Sunshine
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D:
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1)
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Singasong
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2)
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Gratitude
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3)
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Celebrate
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4)
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Can't Hide Love
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Arranged By [Live Show; Studio Tracks] - Earth, Wind & Fire
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Drums, Percussion - Fred White
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Drums, Percussion - Ralph Johnson
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Engineer - George Massenburg
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Guitar - Johnny Graham
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Guitar, Percussion - Al McKay
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Piano, Organ, Synthesizer [Moog] - Larry Dunn
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Producer [Live Show] - Joe Wissert
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Producer [Studio Tracks], Arranged By [Studio Tracks] - Charles Stepney
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Saxophone - Don Myrick
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Saxophone, Percussion - Andrew Woolfolk
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Trombone - Louis Satterfield
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Trumpet - Michael Harris
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Vocals, Bass, Percussion - Verdine White
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Vocals, Congas, Percussion - Philip Bailey
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Vocals, Kalimba, Drums, Timbales, Producer [Live Show; Studio Tracks], Liner Notes [Sleeve] - Maurice White
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Written-By - Al McKay (C3, D1)
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Written-By - Charles Stepney (A2, B2, D3)
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Written-By - Jon Lind (B1)
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Written-By - Larry Dunn (A1 ["Africano"], C1, C3)
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Written-By - Maurice White (A1 to D3)
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Written-By - Philip Bailey (A2, A3, B2, C1, C3, D3)
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Written-By - Skip Scarborough (D4)
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Written-By - Verdine White (C2, D2)
