Fred White was among the early members of Earth, Wind & Fire, along with brothers Verdine and Maurice. He played on many of their hit albums and songs, including September, Boogie Wonderland, Saturday Nite and Shining Star.
Tributes are being paid to former Earth, Wind & Fire drummer Fred White following his death at the age of 67., who died aged 74 in 2016. The band featured a range of different musicians throughout the years and spanned genres from R'n'B and soul to pop and disco.
His death was announced by his brother Verdine, who was also a member of the band. He paid tribute to"an amazing and talented family member" in a statement shared on Instagram.
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