About the Song
September, that iconic song by the legendary band Earth, Wind & Fire. It’s a tune that instantly transports you back to a simpler time, doesn’t it? Released in 1978, September wasn’t just a hit song; it became a cultural phenomenon.
For many of us who grew up in that era, the opening line is etched in our minds: “Do you remember? The 21st night of September.”* It’s a question that sparks a wave of nostalgia, a yearning to revisit those warm summer nights that seemed to stretch on forever.
Earth, Wind & Fire, with their signature blend of soulful vocals, funky rhythms, and infectious horns, created a sound that was as unique as it was irresistible. September perfectly captures that essence. The song is a celebration of love, a feeling that transcends the changing seasons.
The lyrics paint a vivid picture: a night etched in memory, hearts ringing in perfect harmony, chasing away the clouds with the power of love. It’s a feeling of youthful optimism, a belief that anything is possible.
September wasn’t just a love song, though. It was an anthem for a generation. It was the soundtrack to countless parties, barbecues, and carefree summer nights. It was the song we danced to, sang along to, and fell in love to.
Even today, September retains its power. It’s a timeless classic that transcends age and genre. Whether you’re reminiscing about the good old days or discovering it for the first time, September has a way of getting your feet tapping and your heart soaring. So, put on your dancing shoes, turn up the volume, and let Earth, Wind & Fire transport you back to that unforgettable September.
cuong 
Barbara Desetto