September by Earth, Wind & Fire is a track that often graces party playlists. But what makes this 1978 hit stand out among the band’s many chart-toppers? NPR Music critic Ann Powers, along with editor Daoud Tyler-Ameen, delve into this query, highlighting its unique appeal.
While Earth, Wind & Fire have produced numerous memorable tracks, September remains a favorite. Its catchy tune and feel-good vibe ensure it continues to resonate with audiences decades after its release.
The month of September often holds a special place in music, frequently appearing in song titles and lyrics. Powers and Tyler-Ameen explore why this month captivates songwriters and listeners alike.
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