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See the Light***[5:30](L.Dunn, P.Bailey. L.Hardy{Anglin?}): The beginning is urgent keyboards, spasmodic percussion, stirring
vocal harmony elevated by Philip Bailey's intense falsetto. Followed by a tempo change.
Mid-tempo basso-nova supports welcome vocals. Towards the end, the tempo increases to more of a salsa, enabling "See
the Light" to deliver the knock-out punch for classic album. This is closer to the gospel style ballads, from the two
previous EW&*F albums, and an excellent choice to finish a quality album of this magnitude.
The interlude that follows the music is to be expected, (more African music). The keyboard motif played on the interlude
following "All About Love" is repeated although not as audible. After it fades, the group members begin blurting
out "Swahili" phrases. After a few lines they break out into laughter.
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