News about Philip Bailey

Every year when the month of September rolls around, it's cause for celebration for the iconic music group Earth, Wind & Fire. The group released their hit song September in 1978, which is still one of their biggest hits to date, and it was added to the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry in 2018. The group - which lost drummer Fred White who passed away at 67 last year - is embarking on a new Heart & Soul tour that they're co-headlining with Chicago, which starts September 3 in Seattle.

However, a judge has found that Philip Bailey will keep the 570 square foot defense wall at the back of a house because removing it would do even more harm to the wildlife.

Philip Bayley's slew of rented houses along the shore of Hood Canal west of Seattle charges up to $1,500 a night. Since removing the 570 square foot defense barrier at the back of one will cause even more harm to the animals, a judge has ruled that he will be able to keep it. Environmentalists have been dissatisfied with the fact that fines are viewed as the cost of doing business in a part of the water where a third of the shoreline is already walled off. 'We have to stop the bleeding,' Dave Herrera of the Puget Sound Partnership said. 'What I see is a lot of entitlement.'

Sheldon Reynolds, a talented guitarist who was a key member of the funk and soul bands The Commodores and Earth, Wind & Fire, died at the age of 63. Reynolds' death was announced on social media by Philip Bailey, his ex bandmate in Earth, Wind & Fire, on Tuesday. "This news about Sheldon Reynolds' departure is extremely sad for those of us who knew and worked with him.' Sheldon yelled Reese down,' he wrote, referring to founder and vocalist Maurice White. "Sheldon was a great writer and producer, as well as a kind, loving person.' He will be missed. We send our condolences to his family.'