Fred White, who played drums for the era-defining and genre-defying band Earth, Wind & Fire, has died at the age of 67, his brother and the band announced on social media. "Our family is saddened ...

Maurice White, founder of Earth ... When I was a child and the world was black, God emceed and Earth, Wind and Fire was the house band. They lifted us and told us exactly who we were.

Earth, Wind & Fire began in 1970 under the leadership of Maurice White, who created a band that could combine ... our Daily eBlast to get coverage on Black communities from the media company ...

But, to some on the outside, their dedication to monochromatism is perplexing — the L.A. Times even called it “silly” when the band requested to only be photographed in black and white at ...

Maurice White’s brother Verdine White, and Ralph Johnson continue to tour as Earth, Wind & Fire under license. Earth Wind & Fire ‘alumni’ band promoter says he’ll wait for judge’s ruling ...

NEW YORK --Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White, whose horn-driven band sold more than 90 million albums and made hits like "September," ''Shining Star" and "Boogie Wonderland," died Wednesday ...

Maurice, however, wasn’t finished. He recruited an entirely new band as Earth, Wind & Fire, retaining only his brother Verdine White as bassist. Like Verdine, most of the new recruits were 10 ...

He was 67. (Screenshot: YouTube – Tom Jensen) Earth, Wind & Fire began in 1970 under the leadership of Maurice White, who created a band that could combine elements of jazz, funk, R&B ...