Faces (Earth, Wind & Fire album)

Faces
Faces
Studio album by Earth, Wind & Fire
Released	October 14, 1980
Recorded	March–July 1980
Studio	ARC Studios, Los Angeles; AIR, Salem, Montserrat; Davlen Sound Studios, North Hollywood; George Massenburg Studios, Los Angeles; Royce Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles; Filmways/Heider Recording, Hollywood;
Genre	R&B; pop; funk; post-disco;
Length	65:34
Label	ARC/Columbia
Producer	Maurice White
Earth, Wind & Fire chronology
Singles from Faces
	"Let Me Talk"; Released: August 1980; "You"; Released: November 1980; "Back on the Road"; Released: November 1980; "And Love Goes On"; Released: January 1981;

Faces is the tenth studio album by the American band Earth, Wind & Fire released on October 14, 1980, on ARC/Columbia Records.^[1] The album reached number 10 on the Billboard Top LPs chart, number 2 on the Billboard Top Soul albums chart and number 10 on the UK Albums Chart.^[2]^[3]^[4] Faces was certified Gold in the US by the RIAA.^[5]

Overview

Faces was partly recorded in the Caribbean island of Montserrat and produced by EWF leader Maurice White.^[1]^[6]

Artists such as Fred Wesley and Toto's Steve Lukather guested on the album.^[7]

When asked in a 2007 interview which Earth, Wind & Fire album is his favorite, White replied, "...probably Faces, because we were really in tune." White also went on to proclaim that on the LP EWF were "playing together and it gave us the opportunity to explore new areas".^[8]

Singles

The track, "Let Me Talk", reached No. 8 on the Billboard R&B Singles chart and No. 29 on the UK Pop Singles chart.^[9]^[4] The song, "You", peaked at Nos. 10 and 30 on the Billboard R&B Singles and Adult Contemporary charts, respectively.^[10]^[11] A third single, "And Love Goes On", reached No. 15 on the Billboard R&B Singles chart.^[12]

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[13]
Chicago Sun Times	^[18]
Robert Christgau	C+^[17]
DownBeat	^[19]
Record Mirror	^[16]
Rolling Stone	^[15]
Smash Hits	8/10^[14]

Dennis Hunt of the Los Angeles Times declared that "Faces is the R&B album of the year." Hunt added "Faces is expertly written, produced and performed and is considerably better than any of this year's hardcore R&B albums. Just about every song on Faces, which is nearly all upbeat, is high quality. Its danceability rating is as high as any you'll find on an album in this post-disco era."^[20] Alan Morrison of DownBeat said that Faces "offer(s) an invaluable lesson in pop and jazz orchestration and production techniques. As a treasure trove of the imaginative technical resources available to the modern pop musician, EW&F’s productions continue to be state-of-the-art."^[19] Nelson George of Musician stated: "Faces re-affirms EW&F's role as the world's finest progressive soul band. While not an innovative work, the beauty of Faces is the band's feeling of renewed vigour and spirit, qualities that separate them from the many other good self-contained black bands."^[21]

Sal Caputo of Gannett said "Minus Earth Wind and Fire's peace, love and happiness hype, this is a very good dance album by a tight ensemble which occasionally wanders too far into pretension. The two-record set contains spots of jazz, classic-rhythm and blues harmonies, Latin rhythms, modern funk, rock and soul all mixed together in an attempt to create a sort of "world" music."^[22] Paul Sexton of Record Mirror gave three out of five stars, stating "they're burning hot enough, but maybe the wind's all blowing in the same old direction".^[16] Phyl Garland of Stereo Review wrote that "Earth Wind & Fire's new release, the two -disc set Faces, has all the impact of a live volcano, but, unlike natural eruptions, this one is carefully controlled and every stunning effect is meticulously calculated." She added "all these forces might have gotten in each other's way and produced a monstrously cluttered set, but the way White has choreographed them everything fits together so well that the listener need only sit (or lie) back and enjoy."^[23]

Alan Niester of The Globe and Mail exclaimed: "Maurice White might not be the genius some people think he is, but at least he's a master of his craft, and Faces is another well-honed piece of musical excitement.".^[24] Richard Williams of The Times wrote: "Earth, Wind & Fire are arguably the most popular soul band in the world and Faces, following the enormous successes of All n' All and I Am, will certainly reach their unusually broad market. The mixture is familiar: reassuringly melodic songs delivered by the outstanding falsetto of Philip Bailey and the plainer tenor of Maurice White with creamingly opulent arrangements featuring a hair-trigger rhythm section and flashy horns. Faces, is however, a two-record set and for all the brilliance of the playing and recording it is hard to sustain deep interest over the distance."^[25] Paul Willistein of The Morning Call wrote that "this group's latest two-record set of 15 exceptional funk, R&B and fusion numbers is simply exhilarating".^[26]

Elise Bretton of High Fidelity wrote: "Soul Disco like April in Paris cannot be reprised. And when it is transcribed, no matter how accurately, no pianist I know would want to tackle all those syncopated eight and sixteenth notes while singing in the funky, get down style that makes Earth, Wind & Fire the nation's No. 1 nonet."^[27] Bev Hillier of Smash Hits gave an 8 out of 10 rating and remarked "Their repertoire ranges from dreamy ballads through funk with a capital F, with numerous other styles incorporated en route. Every member's contribution is vital but Verdine White's bass in particular takes direct control of the feet and the horn section make Dexys sound like the Pied Piper. If you think disco's faceless, you ain't heard this".^[14]

Jim Arundel of Melody Maker praised the album, writing: "Earth, Wind &Fire's Faces is fascinating."^[28] Gary Bradford of The Pittsburgh Press exclaimed "Faces gets excessive in places, but Earth, Wind and Fire keep a strong afro-groove running".^[29] With three out of four stars Chuck Pratt of the Chicago Sun Times exclaimed "this fine funk soul group puts its best face forward on this ambitious and generous double pocket set of intricately produced, high gloss funk".^[18]

Isaac Hayes called Faces one of Earth, Wind & Fire's five essential recordings.^[30] Music journalist Mike Freedberg also named Faces in his ballot for The Village Voice's 1980 Pazz & Jop critics poll.^[31]

Track listing

Side one
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Let Me Talk"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Ralph Johnson, Al McKay, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:09
2.	"Turn It Into Something Good"	Valerie Carter, James Newton Howard, Maurice White	4:10
3.	"Pride"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Al McKay, Freddie White, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:11
4.	"You"	David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White	5:10

Side two
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
5.	"Sparkle"	Philip Bailey, Eduardo del Barrio, Maurice White	3:50
6.	"Back on the Road"	Al McKay, Maurice White	3:33
7.	"Song in My Heart"	Garry Glenn, Brenda Russell, Maurice White	4:17
8.	"You Went Away"	Philip Bailey, Ross Vannelli	4:24

Side three
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
9.	"And Love Goes On"	Larry Dunn, David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:05
10.	"Sailaway"	Philip Bailey, Eduardo del Barrio, Roxanne Seeman, Maurice White	4:37
11.	"Take It to the Sky"	Larry Dunn, Garry Glenn, Maurice White	3:50
12.	"Win or Lose"	Jean Hancock, Jerry Peters	3:53

Side four
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
13.	"Share Your Love"	Garry Glenn, Maurice White	3:17
14.	"In Time"	Arlene Matza, Howard McCrary, Maurice White	4:13
15.	"Faces"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Maurice White, Verdine White	8:02

2010 Reissue (Bonus Tracks)

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Let Me Talk" (12" Long Version)	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Ralph Johnson, Al McKay, Maurice White, Verdine White	6:45
2.	"You" (Alternative Mix)	David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White	3:47
3.	"And Love Goes On" (Alternative Mix)	Larry Dunn, David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White, Verdine White	3:38

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Columbia Masters Reissue

Side one
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Let Me Talk"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Ralph Johnson, Al McKay, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:09
2.	"Turn It Into Something Good"	Valerie Carter, James Newton Howard, Maurice White	4:10
3.	"Pride"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Al McKay, Freddie White, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:11
4.	"You"	David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White	5:10

Side two
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
5.	"Sparkle"	Philip Bailey, Eduardo del Barrio, Maurice White	3:50
6.	"Back on the Road"	Al McKay, Maurice White	3:33
7.	"Song in My Heart"	Garry Glenn, Brenda Russell, Maurice White	4:17
8.	"You Went Away"	Philip Bailey, Ross Vannelli	4:24

Side three
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
9.	"And Love Goes On"	Larry Dunn, David Foster, Brenda Russell, Maurice White, Verdine White	4:05
10.	"Sailaway"	Philip Bailey, Eduardo del Barrio, Roxanne Seeman, Maurice White	4:37
11.	"Take It to the Sky"	Larry Dunn, Garry Glenn, Maurice White	3:50
12.	"Win or Lose"	Jean Hancock, Jerry Peters	3:53

Side four
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
13.	"Share Your Love"	Garry Glenn, Maurice White	3:17
14.	"In Time"	Arlene Matza, Howard McCrary, Maurice White	3:47
15.	"Oriental (Interlude)"	Arlene Matza, Howard McCrary, Maurice White	0:27
16.	"Faces"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Maurice White, Verdine White	7:38
17.	"Pipe Organ (Interlude)"	Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn, Maurice White, Verdine White	0:25

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Personnel

Earth, Wind & Fire

Philip Bailey – lead vocals, backing vocals, congas, percussion
Maurice White – lead vocals, backing vocals, drums, kalimba
Larry Dunn – acoustic piano, synthesizers, synthesizer programming
Johnny Graham – guitars, guitar solo (11)
Al McKay – guitars
Verdine White – bass
Fred White – drums, percussion
Ralph Johnson – percussion

EWF horns

Don Myrick – alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone, sax solo (4, 15)
Andrew Woolfolk – tenor saxophone
Louis Satterfield – trombone, trombone solo (10)
Rahmlee Michael Davis – trumpet, flugelhorn, trumpet solo (15)

Additional musicians

David Foster – keyboards
Garry Glenn – keyboards
Jerry Peters – keyboards, organ
Marlo Henderson – guitars
Steve Lukather – guitars, guitar solo (6, 8)
Paulinho da Costa – percussion
Gary Coleman – orchestra bells
Jeff Clayton – saxophones (uncredited)

Additional horns

Jerry Hey – arrangements (1–4, 7, 9, 14, 15)
Tom "Tom Tom 84" Washington – arrangements (5, 6, 8, 11–13)
Erich Bulling – arrangements (8, 10)
Fred Jackson Jr. and Larry Williams – flutes, saxophones
George Bohanon, Bill Reichenbach Jr. and Fred Wesley – trombone
Oscar Brashear, Bobby Bryant, Chuck Findley, Gary Grant, Michael Harris, Jerry Hey, Steve Madaio and Nolan Smith – trumpet
Tommy Johnson – tuba
Vincent DeRosa, Art Maebe, George Price, Alan Robinson and Marylin Robinson – French horn

Strings

David Foster – arrangements (1, 4, 7, 9, 14, 15)
James Newton Howard – arrangements (2)
Tom "Tom Tom 84" Washington – arrangements (5, 6, 8, 11–13)
Erich Bulling – arrangements (8, 10)
Jerry Peters – arrangements (12)
Assa Drori, Harris Goldman and Janice Gower – concertmasters
Ronald Cooper, Larry Corbett, Nina Deveritch, Albert Gill, Dennis Karmazyn, Ray Kelley, Jacqueline Lustgarten, Earl Madison, Miguel Martinez, Nils Oliver, Frederick Sekorya, Marston Smith and Mary Louise Zeyen – cello
Buell Neidlinger – double bass
Dorothy Ashby – harp
Marilyn Baker, Brenton Banks, Rollice Dale, Allan Harshman, Harry Hymas, Roland Kato, Renita Koven, Patricia Matthews, Gareth Nuttycombe, Jimbo Ross, David Schwartz, Bryana Sherman, Leanna Sherman, Ron Strauss, Barbara Thomason, Herschel Wise and Laury Woods – viola
Mark Cargill, Norman Carr, Rob Clark, Isabelle Daskoff, Glenn Dicterow, Harold Dicterow, Assa Drori, Robert Dubow, Pavel Farkas, Henry Ferber, Ronald Folsom, Irving Geller, Harris Goldman, Joseph Goodman, Jack Gootkin, Janice Gower, Endre Granat, William Henderson, Reginald Hill, Karen Jones, Robert Jung, Gina Kronstadt, Bernard Kundell, William Kurasch, Janet Lakatos, Marvin Limonick, Robert Lipsett, Mary Lundquist, Joy Lyle, Michael Markman, Michael Nowak, Sid Page, Donald Palmer, Jerome Reisler, Henry Roth, Sheldon Sanov, Sid Sharp, Arkady Shindelman, Joseph Shoenbrun, Haim Shtrum, Barry Socher, Vicki Sylvester, Mari Tsumura, Jerome Webster, John Wittenberg and Shari Zippert – violin

Production

Maurice White – producer
Ken Fowler – recording, mixing
George Massenberg – recording, mixing
Franklin Allen – engineer
Jeff Borgesen – engineer
Ray Gonzales – engineer
Geoff Irons – engineer
Steve Jackson – engineer
George Morgan – engineer
Reuben – engineer
Ron Pendragon – engineer
Ernie Sheesley – engineer
John Silcott – engineer
Tchad Thompson – engineer
Mark Touhy – engineer
Robert Wolstein – engineer
Mike Reese – mastering at The Mastering Lab (Hollywood, California)
Roger Carpenter – art direction, design
Jim Wood – typographic design
Kathy Knowles – casting
Francie Moore – photographic stylist
Jim Shea – outside cover photography, poster photography
Bruce Talamon – inside cover photography
C. Ness – photography assistant
Kenvin Lyman – photo light illustration

Charts

Albums

Year	Chart	Position
1980	U.S. Billboard Top Soul Albums	2^[3]
	U.S. Billboard 200	10^[2]
	UK Pop Albums chart	10^[4]
	Dutch Albums (Dutch Album Top 100)	8^[34]
	Norwegian Albums (VG-Lista	15^[35]
	Sweden Albums (Veckolista Album)	23^[36]
	New Zealand Albums Chart	40^[37]
	German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)	46^[38]

Singles

Singles
Year	Single	Chart	Position
1980	"Let Me Talk"	U.S. Billboard Hot Soul Singles	8^[9]
		U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play	85
		U.S. Billboard Hot 100	44
		UK Pop Singles	29^[4]
	"You"	U.S. Billboard Hot 100	48
		U.S. Billboard Hot Soul Singles	10^[10]
		U.S. Billboard Adult Contemporary	30^[11]
1981	"And Love Goes On"	N.L. Dutch Single Top 100	25^[39]
		U.S. Billboard Hot Soul Singles	15^[12]
		B.E. Belgian Singles (Ultratop 50 Singles)	26^[40]
		U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play	57
		U.S. Billboard Hot 100	59

Certifications


Region	Certification	Certified units/sales
Japan	—	52,950^[41]
United States (RIAA)^[5]	Gold	500,000^{^}
^{^} Shipments figures based on certification alone.

Accolades

Publication	Country	Accolade	Year	Rank
Soultracks^[42]	U.S.	The 75 Best Soul Albums of the 80s	2009	29

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[7] Earth, Wind & Fire: Faces. Columbia Records. October 1980.

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[BB2-11] "Earth, Wind & Fire: You (Adult Contemporary Songs)". billboard.com. Billboard.

[BB@-12] "Earth, Wind & Fire: And Love Goes On (Hot R&B Songs)". billboard.com. Billboard.

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[LA-20] Hunt, Dennis (November 30, 1980). "EARTH, WIND & FIRE FACES THE MUSIC". Los Angeles Times. p. 324 – via newspapers.com.

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Faces (Earth, Wind & Fire album)

Overview

Singles

Critical reception

Track listing

2010 Reissue (Bonus Tracks)

Columbia Masters Reissue

Personnel

Earth, Wind & Fire

Additional musicians

Production

Charts

Albums

Singles

Certifications

Accolades

References

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