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Extended The Song That Changed EVERYTHING For Earth Wind & Fire

🕑 Added 2024-09-20 15:45:01 +0000 UTC

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Brandon Shaw

This one was just some quick googling! You have to sort though some sketchy sites, but you can usually find a lot of older stuff like this

Cont0rt

This is an old episode at this point, but where did you manage to get the stems for this song??

Josh Nelson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1kvvX8HBG0&ab_channel=DiggingTheGreats Loved seeing this early episode - early set, numerous comedic elements. I was surprised I had not see it. (EWF/Beatles cover episode).

Daft

2:12 hearing the full songs is massive for me tbh, love that you have full creative control with it

Rashaud Alexander

"Don't call it a soundtrack!" LOL!

Philip Tan

I'm not a mix engineer, comic book artist, or martial artist, if you're thinking of any of those famous Phil Tans.

Terrance Sanders

I TOTALLY got the "don't call it a soundtrack! We been hear 4 years " cross intoLLL's classic intro to MSKYO! 💯

Josh Nelson

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TheNationsRListening

Are you THE Phil Tan? 🤔

TheNationsRListening

Yooo!! Sounding great, B!!

Dugg

The bass part was awesome

Vartite

The singing though - you got chops! (P. S. : I am also in the Venn diagram for that joke 😁)

DaS!lent1

My CHILDHOOD thanks to my late Pops!!! He had me hip to the EWF movement at a early age! Rest Easy Pops! One of his favorite bands of all time!

Andrew Sanchez

Man out here making me want to learn bass!! great video bshaw! as per usual.

Lui Bomett

I got it! I loved it! I chuckled loudly!

Shoom

This is why I'm here with you on patreon! Love it

Philip Tan

I'm in the middle of the venn diagram, and got a chuckle out of the joke!

Josh Nelson

Fantastic ending (this is what makes you stand out B.), more please! ps. the flick is on AMAZP. for a few bucks. Gritty NYC streetscapes, with EWF music playing; HarvyK. playing a 70s JimmyIovine producer character (showcasing what music producers of yesterYear did and how valuable they were); classic music biz, art v. commerce narrative/stereoTyping and hilarious, idot white execs. with no taste, out of sync with black culture/music and only in sync with money; Frankie Crocker Djing the real...I like it. Especially looking back 45 years or so... Yeah, the singing is out of sync a bit in the opening sequences, and overall, it's schlocky...but it's worth watching if one likes 70s cinema...HarveyJimmyI. is going on a hero's journey against all the "yes men". Are the music biz stereotypes and tropes in this flick any worse than the streetCulture ones in Shaft et al.? Curious why you disliked it so much, B.? Ok, it did fizzle in the second act forward, lol. Still, there is a lot here historically.