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Raise! is the eleventh studio album by Earth, Wind & Fire, Released on November 14, 1981 by CBS Records, it was produced by the band's leader Maurice White for Kalimba Productions. Raise! was the bestselling R&B album of 1982. The album featured the #1 R&B and # 3 Pop hit "Let's Groove". The single "Wanna Be With You" won EWF a Grammy for Best R&B Vocal Performance By A Duo Or Group. Raise! also marked the return to the band of guitarist Roland Bautista, last heard from on 1972's Last Days and Time. Ken Tucker of Rolling Stone describes Raise! as a reflection of "street-gritty black pop" and that on "Let's Groove" and the fast, cutting "Lady Sun", the horn section screams like a car running a red light". Music critic Robert Christgau says that on the album, he felt "a show of strength was due".

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Gratitude is the 1975 live album by Earth, Wind & Fire. The album also features studio cuts on Side 4, including the hit song "Can't Hide Love". This remaster was done by Columbia Legacy in 1999 and features a "Live Bonus Medley" from a television show featuring Natalie Cole.

This is the 2001 Columbia Legacy edition of Earth, Wind & Fire's 1976 album Spirit. Released on 10 April, 2001, this features the hit songs "Getaway" and "Saturday Nite" plus five tracks not on the original album.

Open Our Eyes is the fifth album by Earth, Wind & Fire. Released in 1974, this was the album that was the beginning of where the group would go next, featuring their first certified hit song, "Mighty Mighty". The album also includes "Kalimba Story", "Devotion", and "Fair But So Uncool". The 2001 remaster for Columbia Legacy features a few unreleased songs not on the original album. The MP3 version has an additional interlude recorded for the album but not released until it was placed on The Eternal Dance box set.

Millennium is the 16th album by Earth, Wind & Fire. Released on 14 September, 1993, this marks their return to the Warner Bros. Records family after 21 years of being with Columbia. This features the hit songs "Sunday Morning" "Two Hearts", and "Spend The Night".

All 'N All is the 1977 album by Earth, Wind & Fire. This Columbia Legacy edition was released on 27 July, 1999 and features the original album plus three tracks not on the original. This features the hit songs "Serpentine Fire", "Fantasy", "Jupiter", and "Magic Mind", plus album favorites "Love's Holiday", "I'll Write A Song For You" and "Runnin'".

That's The Way Of The World is the sixth album by Earth, Wind & Fire, released in 1975. This was the album that brought them to the top of the pop charts with hit songs "Shining Star" and the title track, plus album favorites like "Reasons", "Happy Feelin'", and "Africano". This 1999 remaster from Columbia Legacy also features bonus tracks of songs not on the original album. The MP3 version also adds an "alternate version" of "Shining Star" taken from The Eternal Dance box set.