Earth, Wind & Fire (EWF) is a legendary American band whose discography from 1971 to 2005 represents a transformative journey through funk, soul, R&B, and jazz fusion. Founded by Maurice White in 1969, the group eventually sold over 90 to 100 million records worldwide and earned six Grammy Awards. Core Discography (1971–2005)

While "fixed" collections are often community-sourced, several official high-quality box sets offer similar comprehensive coverage: The Columbia Masters : A 16-CD set available on

Why 1971–2005? The Core Canon

Before diving into the files, understand the scope. The period from Earth, Wind & Fire (1971) to Illumination (2005) covers 34 years and 19 studio albums. This era begins with their raw, proto-funk debut on Warner Bros. and ends with the band’s final truly cohesive studio project before the death of Maurice White in 2016. Post-2005 releases (like Now, Then & Forever) are worthwhile, but the “fixed” discography community focuses on this golden-to-silver age.

FLAC Experience: Astounding. Dynamic tracks like "Shining Star" and "Fantasy" boast explosive transients in the brass, while the delicate layers of "Reasons" are rendered with breathtaking vocal clarity. 3. The Electronic Evolution & Modern Era (1983–2005)