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Contents.Reception Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingThe Two of Us contained the couple's biggest hit, ', which went to #1 on the R&B charts, #26 on the dance charts, and #19 on the pop charts. The album peaked at #1 on the R&B Charts and #16 on the pop charts.

James Brown2. Sly & The Family Stone3. George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic4.

Earth, Wind, & Fire6. Curtis Mayfield7. Isaac Hayes9. Kool & The Gang10. The Isley Brothers11. Stevie Wonder (Superstition)12.

Zapp & Roger13. The Ohio Players14. Rufus featuring Chaka Khan16. Fred Wesley & The JBs/The JBs17.

The Gap Band18. Rick James19. The Temptations (Papa was a Rollin' Stone)20. Dyke & The Blazers21. Herbie Hancock/The Headhunters (Chameleon)22.

Gil Scott-Heron (In the Bottle)23. Miles Davis (Right Off)24. The Average White Band25. The Blackbyrds/Donald Byrd27. The Fatback Band28.

Fela Anikulapo Kuti29. Maceo Parker & The Macks30. Tower of Power31. Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers32. Roy Ayers (Running Away)33.

Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band35. Brass Construction36.

The Bar-Kays37. Con Funk Shun40.

Bootsy's Rubber Band/Bootsy Collins41. The Commodores42. Betty Davis43. Bobby Byrd44. Lee Dorsey (Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further?)45. Lyn Collins (The Female Preacher)46. The Staple Singers (I'll Take You There)47.

Marvin Gaye (Got to Give It Up)48. The Brothers Johnson49. Rufus Thomas51. The Time/Jesse Johnson/Morris Day52. Teena Marie53.

Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band54. Midnight Star57. Mary Jane Girls58. Gwen McCrae59. Marva Whitney61.

The Jones Girls62. Trouble Funk63. Rose Royce64. Donny Hathaway (The Ghetto)66. Bill Withers (Lovely Day)67. Edwin Starr (War)68. Jean Knight (Mr.

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Big Stuff)69. Eddie Kendricks (Keep on Truckin' Part I)70. Frankie Beverly (Joy and Pain)72. The Dazz Band73.

Instant Funk75. Jermaine Jackson76. Aretha Franklin (Rock Steady)77. Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes (Expansions)78. George Duke (Shine On)79.

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Taana Gardner80. Willie Hutch81. Yarbrough & Peoples82. Tom Browne (Funkin' for Jamaica)83. Graham Central Station84.

Billy Preston (Outa-Space)85. King Curtis & The Kingpins (Memphis Soul Stew)86. Joe Tex (I Gotcha)87.

Carl Douglas (Kung Fu Fighting)88. Jimmy Castor89. Cliff Nobles (The Horse)91. Hot Chocolate95. Loose Ends96. Loose Joint97. Ramsey Lewis99.

Johnny 'Guitar' Watson (Superman)100. So let me get this straight, are you saying EW&F wasn't funky?!?Y E SMr. Mint Condition got it wrong again.Earth Wind & Fire's first two albums had some raw, uncut Funk moments.The debut album Earth Wind & Fire had cuts like Fan the Fire.Their second album, The Need of Love, had some heavy, hard hittin' Funk, like Everything is Everything (which Phil Upchurch originally wrote for Donny Hathaway).While I wouldn't consider EW&F a Funk band, they definitely released some hard hittin' Funk tunes in their early years.-Reply #28 posted 08/04/09 2:27pm.