When listening to "Don't U Worry Bout a Thing" by Stevie Wonder when he's randomly yelling the pseudo-spanish gibberish?

I cant even help myself.

everytime that song comes on ...

Then he says: "Eh, mama-- you know what that means?"

She just lets out an unamused "No."




Random share.

I think it's pretty funny too actually. I then like how he then turns around and makes the pseudo spanish jibberish into something really profound by screaming "Cheeeeevare" in the background.

Yeah but my jaw drops when he runs off the Near Eastern countries of "Iraq...Iran". Freakin coincidence for '73. Two countries that caused the US to worry 'bout a lot of things.

I think Stevie was trying to impress the lady....

He wanted some.....

well soembody was OBVIOUSLY amused, cuz if you listen closely wit headphones you could hear a female crackin tha fuck up! lol


p.s. and i guess mj did get the "hee-hee's" from this song

Nvncible1 said:

I havent heard this song in a while....(Pullin it out)

i just listened to it again...i never noticed the "unamused 'no'"...pretty funny i love stevie

What is even dumber is this line in 'For Your Love' ;

'For your love i'd do anything , just to see the smile upon your face'
[Edited 9/19/05 0:45am]

paisleypark4 said:

I was just listening to this yesterday! He definitely is the king of adlibs! You CAN tell that he was trying to impress the lady, but she wasnt buying the spanish crap talk!

Good song though!


Mutts

Dewrede said:

I'm not sure what your point is

Im more than a little bugged that UPS uses a version of the song ( not Stevie's ) for their TV commercials....

It's very annoying...

PFunkjazz said:

Uh.

Ever notice anything about Stevie's sight?

How's he seeing the smile, hun?

MrTation said:

I am damn sick and tired of companies using my the soul hits to market bullshit products and services.

thanks

Dewrede said:

Anytime.

I do burst out laughing at the end of 'Do I Do' when he's trying to freestyle, just making up gibberish as he goes along. I love it

cinnamonjo said:

Money talks; bullshit walks.
As long as folks are gettin' paid for their recordings, what's it matter?
Always cool to get paid for something you laid down years ago.
Especially when ya ain't crankin' out the hits so much, but I guess artists
should live off the "good intentions" of their fans, eh?

PFunkjazz said:

Ur right.
Royalties above all.
Long Live the cheesy Kenny G'ish Motown!

Ellie said:

I rather enjoy candy kisses for my lips. Yes i like those honey suckle chocolate drippin kisses full of love for me.

It won’t cost you nothin’ but a penny and you’ll have a cough’
I know I cannot ryhme ’cause I ain’t like a friend of mine
But I hai ha ha ha....

cinnamonjo said:

Ok ya got me there. I thought we were talkin' about
using the original track to sell th product and not a
cover version.

Dewrede said:

On another note, stevie does wrtie the corniest lyrics alot of times. And his song titles put diane warrens to shame.

But people love stevie.

"Wow.. New York, just like i pictured it,skyscrapers and everything".
[Edited 9/20/05 21:35pm]

PFunkjazz said:

Captain Obvious strikes again!

Dewrede said:

If stevie would stop hanging off a note for half an hour, i may tolerate him. Great production and melody, but the voice is offputting and sounds hammy sometimes.

thesexofit said:

Nuhh- uh. I heard that voice live last month and not hammy at all-- its so damn full and wonderful. I get hammy thinking about that show, yes, but his fams feel that genuine quality of his songwriting-- though not latent with puns and sexual innuendo, it gets the job done.

thesexofit said:

Seriously, I cannot imagine anyone who's heard one of his 70s albums saying that. His voice only became nasally and strained in the 80s (or at earliest around songs in the key of life)

jacktheimprovident said:

? His voice just annoys me all the time. And people gotta admit he writes songs high on corny, even if they are soulful.

thesexofit said:

Only on a Prince list would you hear folks baggin' on Stevie.