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Electric Universe
Artist:
Earth, Wind & Fire
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Magnetic
2. Touch
3. Moonwalk
4. Could It Be Right
5. Spirit of a New World
6. Sweet Sassy Lady
7. We're Living in Our Own Time
8. Electric Nation
9. Bonus Tracks: Magnetic (Extended Dance Remix) 1
10. Magnetic (Instrumental) 1
11. Magnetic (7 Inch Version) 1
12. Spirit of a New Worls (Demo - Previously Unreleased) 1
13. El Solitario (We're Living in Our Own Time) (Demo - Previously Unreleased) 1
14. Heres to Love (Instrumental - Previously Unreleased) 1
15. Club Foot (Previously Unreleased) 1
16. Milky Way (Previously Unreleased)
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded edition including seven bonus tracks. Electric Universe is the 13th studio album by Earth, Wind & Fire, released on Columbia Records, in November 1983. The release was produced by the band's leader Maurice White for Kalimba Productions. When Earth, Wind & Fire recorded Electric Universe, R&B was in the process of getting a high-tech makeover. A variety of R&B, ranging from hip-hop to new wave rock to the electronic synth-pop. Originally released by Columbia Records/CBS Records, the release contained the funky "Sweet Sassy Lady" to the ballads "Could It Be Right" and "We're Living in Our Own Time," an experimental mood prevails on this album. One of the people who helped EWF achieve a more new waveish, synth-pop-influenced sound on Electric Universe was British songwriter Martin Page, who wrote "Magnetic," co-wrote "Spirit Of A New World," "Electric Nation" and wrote "Touch" with Jon Lind, who co-wrote EWF's 1979 smash "Boogie Wonderland." In 1983, the times were clearly a-changin' for R&B-and with Electric Universe, there was no doubt that Earth, Wind & Fire were determined to forge ahead.
