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    September

    by Earth, Wind & Fire

    November 18, 1978 · 1 tracks · 5:26

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    About This Album

    Earth, Wind & Fire released September in late 1978 as a standout track on their compilation album The Best of Earth, Wind & Fire, Vol. 1. Although often mistaken for a standalone album due to its massive popularity, the song is actually a single that topped the US R&B chart and reached number eight on the Hot 100 while peaking at number three in the UK. Written by Allee Willis and Maurice White with a distinctive guitar riff from Al McKay, the record blends funk rhythms with bright brass sections and soulful vocals.

    The Library of Congress added this recording to the National Recording Registry in 2018 for its cultural importance. Recent coverage from September 2026 highlights how the phrase "the twenty-first night of September" continues to permeate the cultural lexicon, proving the track's status as an instant classic that transcends generations. The song remains a staple at weddings and parties nearly five decades after its debut.

    Tracklist

    1
    September
    5:26

    Chart Performance

    #1 US R&B, #8 Billboard Hot 100, #3 UK Singles Chart

    Certifications

    Multi-Platinum (US)

    Awards

    National Recording Registry: Induction: (2018)

    Keywords

    Earth, Wind & FireMaurice WhiteAllee WillisAl McKaydiscofunk1978National Recording Registry21st Night of September

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    Album Info

    Artist
    Earth, Wind & Fire
    Type
    Single (Featured on Compilation)
    Released
    November 18, 1978
    Label
    ARC/Columbia Records
    Tracks
    1
    Length
    5:26
    Peak Chart
    #1 US R&B, #8 Billboard Hot 100, #3 UK Singles Chart
    Parent Album
    The Best of Earth, Wind & Fire, Vol. 1
    Primary Producer
    Maurice White
    Guitarist
    Al McKay
    Lead Vocalists
    Philip Bailey, Maurice White
    Cultural Phenomenon
    Launch of the '21st Night of September' meme

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