That’s the question Earth, Wind & Fire ask in their chart-topping 1978 hit, “September” – an irresistibly ... is one of the most misunderstood lyrics in a song. When people dance at ...

These lyrics are the beginning to the hit 1978 song “September” by American funk band Earth, Wind & Fire. Each year, fans celebrate the song on the immortalised date of 21 September by sharing ...

Since its debut as a single on the band’s initial greatest hits album, this song has transformed September 21st into an unofficial holiday, playfully known as “Earth, Wind & Fire Day.” ...

Which brings us, in a roundabout sort of way, to Earth Wind & Fire’s September, the disco/funk/R&B banger from ... ‘Do you remember …’” What of the rest of the lyrics, though - or rather, the lack of ...

However, she added that also she “couldn’t help but remember” Earth, Wind & Fire's endlessly ... White to change the lyrics “Do you remember/The 21st ‘day’ of September,” asking ...

As in, BA-DEE-YA! It's the day in which we have to drop everything and play September by Earth Wind & Fire (although you should play that song the other 364 days of the year, it's the best).

While chasin' the clouds away," lyrics. Of course ... commissioned to create a portrait of Earth, Wind & Fire... Posted by Smithsonian on Saturday, September 21, 2024 Either way, here we are ...

As we know, the chorus of “September” is sung, “Ba-dee-ya,” by Earth, Wind & Fire as well as those caught ... she told American Songwriter. “Lyrics can be clunky sometimes because ...

Today is September 21, a.k.a. 21st night September, a.k.a. the day we all celebrate Earth, Wind & Fire’s 1978 hit jam “September” by all, collectively, agreeing not to be dicks and bug Demi ...

Earth, Wind & Fire will be on a lot of minds: The band’s classic 1978 single “September” starts with the lyrics, “Do you remember / The 21st night of September? / Love was changing the ...