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Wednesday, November 19, 2003

"Let's Groove," Earth, Wind & Fire (11/28/81)
At 8 weeks atop the chart, the longest-running #1 since 1967 (and that was no less than Aretha's "Respect"), and deservedly so. One of the finest examples of how to make an easy funk groove not the same thing as a lazy one, "Let's Groove" is one of the finest singles by one of the finest bands of their epoch. It fills me with joy, dance and chillout simultaneously. The epitome of smooth. A+

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