If you said it’s one of the many names for an African thumb piano, you’d be right. If you know the Everett-based band Kalimba, you not only answered correctly, you probably know what a great Earth, ...
But the members of the Pacific Northwest ensemble Kalimba: The Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire, have never been intimidated or afraid when it comes to the inherent challenges of filling big, funky shoes.
Almost every night of the week, Seattle’s stages offer a roster of regional indie-folk artists, do-it-yourself punk bands and homegrown comedians, as well as nationally touring pop stars. To that end, ...
As lead singer Phillip Bailey pointed out at the Earth, Wind & Fire concert on Nov. 5 at the Don Haskins Center, the band had a lot of ground to cover in a nearly 45-year history of hits. So, Bailey ...
Kalimba, The Spirit of Earth, Wind & Fire might sound the part, but the internationally known tribute band is not focused on looking like Earth, Wind and Fire. Far from it. Reluctant to even label ...
A lot’s changed since the 1970s. Gas prices have gone up. Laws are different. But enjoying Earth, Wind & Fire? That hasn’t changed. Neither has Kalimba’s passion for performing Earth, Wind & Fire’s ...
Earth, Wind & Fire took the sold-out crowd at Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre on a journey Friday night during the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival. The voyage through the band's more than 40 ...
Widely considered one of the most innovative, enthralling, and entertaining bands of the 1970s and beyond, Earth, Wind & Fire has cultivated a huge fan base spread across multiple generations over the ...
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