I don't recall buying it myself, but was defiantly the first record i ever owned. My mom however had bought me a Bay City Rollers (i had no idea who they were) cassette years earlier.

(edit) now im on a tangent
The first albums i actually bought myself were Don't Look Back (Boston), Van Halen, and Best of Earth Wind and Fire. All three for under twenty bucks which i had received on my birthday.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'earth wind and fire, ewf, lets groove, 70s' to 'earth wind and fire, ewf, lets groove, live' - edited by xxovercastxx

and "Shining Star was written and originally performed by Earth Wind and Fire (I don't know who Reuban Studard is) and "Dark as a dungeon was written by Merle Travis and performed by Johnny Cash

Thanks for the heads up. I temp replaced it w/ the first link. It does look to be the same performance.. or at least the same song and costumes!

Thanks

In reply to your comment:
“hey sg, your sly and the family stone video is non-embedable. I found
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x11lce_sly-the-family-stone-thank-you which is 12 minutes long but looks like the same concert. I haven't checked why there is a difference in time. or I found this which has worse quality but same song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EscWg2n4vR4



In reply to your comment:
“I'd love to see Earth Wind and Fire call them out for wardrobe battle””

hey sg, your sly and the family stone video is non-embedable. I found
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x11lce_sly-the-family-stone-thank-you which is 12 minutes long but looks like the same concert. I haven't checked why there is a difference in time. or I found this which has worse quality but same song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EscWg2n4vR4



In reply to your comment:
“I'd love to see Earth Wind and Fire call them out for wardrobe battle”

I'd love to see Earth Wind and Fire call them out for wardrobe battle

Heres a small list:

Beach Boys
Beatles
Dave Matthews
Earth,Wind and Fire
Elvis Costello
Genesis (w/Gabriel)
Incubus
Peter Gabriel
Pink Floyd
Radiohead
Simon and Garfunkel
Steely Dan
Stevie Wonder
Yes(original band)