Earth, Wind & Fire - Touch The World (1987) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Earth, Wind & Fire
- Title: Touch The World
- Year Of Release: 1987
- Label: Legacy Recordings
- Genre: Pop, Funk, Soul, R&B
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:42:40
- Total Size: 935 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. System of Survival
02. Evil Roy
03. Thinking of You
04. You and I (1987 Version)
05. New Horizons (Musical Interlude)
06. Money Tight
07. Every Now and Then
08. Touch the World
09. Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
10. Victim of the Modern Heart
Four years passed between 1983's embarrassing Electric Universe and their reunion album, Touch the World. Before the album's release, there was excitement as well as skepticism among Earth, Wind & Fire fans. Was EWF still capable of delivering a great album? And even if it was, how well would the album do in an R&B market that was radically different than that of the 1970s? As it turned out, a lot of the old magic was still there, and Maurice White and Philip Bailey proved that they could still be a powerful combination. From "Evil Roy" (which describes an urban youth's life of crime) to the major hit "System of Survival," Touch the World proved that EWF was still quite capable of excellence. Though White doesn't shy away from technology, he uses it in an organic fashion and remains faithful to the outfit's rich history. Despite "System of Survival"'s success, the album wasn't the huge commercial hit it deserved to be, but it wasn't a bomb either.
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01. System of Survival
02. Evil Roy
03. Thinking of You
04. You and I (1987 Version)
05. New Horizons (Musical Interlude)
06. Money Tight
07. Every Now and Then
08. Touch the World
09. Here Today and Gone Tomorrow
10. Victim of the Modern Heart
Four years passed between 1983's embarrassing Electric Universe and their reunion album, Touch the World. Before the album's release, there was excitement as well as skepticism among Earth, Wind & Fire fans. Was EWF still capable of delivering a great album? And even if it was, how well would the album do in an R&B market that was radically different than that of the 1970s? As it turned out, a lot of the old magic was still there, and Maurice White and Philip Bailey proved that they could still be a powerful combination. From "Evil Roy" (which describes an urban youth's life of crime) to the major hit "System of Survival," Touch the World proved that EWF was still quite capable of excellence. Though White doesn't shy away from technology, he uses it in an organic fashion and remains faithful to the outfit's rich history. Despite "System of Survival"'s success, the album wasn't the huge commercial hit it deserved to be, but it wasn't a bomb either.
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