maurice white sang keep your head to the sky.
maurice white sang keep your head to the sky.
who sings keep your head to the sky?
maurice white
keep your head to the sky









































"keep your head to the sky" is a song recorded by american r&b band earth, wind & fire for their 1973 album, "head to the sky". it was released as a single by columbia records, peaking at no. 23 on the billboard hot soul singles chart.









































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keep your head to the sky was written by maurice white and produced by joe wissert.









































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"rolling stone" described "keep your head to the sky" as a song with "a luscious, luminous quality". allmusic also called the song "hauntingly pretty".









































section::::samples.
keep your head to the sky
although urban development of the coast is intense along some parts of false bay, much of the shoreline remains relatively wild and unspoiled. the bulk of the development is residential; there is little heavy industry. there are a few exceptions, however: one of the largest dynamite factories in the world used to lie near the beach towards the wild and uninhabited eastern end of the bay. the nitroglycerine plant at this installation blew up twice in the second half of the 20th century and sent massive shockwaves across the bay, breaking windows and rattling walls on the distant shores. false bay is remarkably poor in natural harbours. almost all protection for shipping and yachts has been created by artificial means (e.g. at kalkbaai, simon's town and gordon's bay).
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