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Stevie Wonder - Too High
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Probably my fav Stevie track. This Ya Boy from that H-Town
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Great song and what a start to Innervisions. Love the drums in it and Harmonica. | |
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I love love love "Too High"! | |
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NMusiqNSoul said: Great song and what a start to Innervisions. Love the drums in it and Harmonica.
thoses overdubs are classic.... | |
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I love the fact he remembered it to play it live a year back. Those descending rhodes lines coupled with the scatting are amazing . and like NmusiqNsoul stated, his harmonica overdubs are amazing. They remind me of the mid part of "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing"
"Who says you serve the god you serve and we got Jews, and Christians, and Muslims and Hindus fighting each other, as if they have no respect for the Gods they serve" -Stevie Wonder | |
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Hey man Tarik it''s Talking Book from The Stevie forum. Good to see you on here. | |
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Brilliant Song. Brilliant Album. "I will touch thee in the softest manner...like Europa in the hands of Santana"
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NMusiqNSoul said: Hey man Tarik it''s Talking Book from The Stevie forum. Good to see you on here.
Hey dude, hows it been? They're doing the stevie wonder forum thing on Facebook right now "Who says you serve the god you serve and we got Jews, and Christians, and Muslims and Hindus fighting each other, as if they have no respect for the Gods they serve" -Stevie Wonder | |
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CoolTarik1 said: NMusiqNSoul said: Hey man Tarik it''s Talking Book from The Stevie forum. Good to see you on here.
Hey dude, hows it been? They're doing the stevie wonder forum thing on Facebook right now All is well man thanks. Yeah I'm on there on the facebook! Cool stuff. | |
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pure bliss because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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class. start to finish.
'music combining elements of jazz, blues, and soul and characterized by syncopated rhythm and a heavy, repetitive bass line' = Funk! | |
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funkpill said: Innervisions = Ultimate Stevie Wonder. 'nuff said | |
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CoolTarik1 said: I love the fact he remembered it to play it live a year back. Those descending rhodes lines coupled with the scatting are amazing . and like NmusiqNsoul stated, his harmonica overdubs are amazing. They remind me of the mid part of "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing"
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try this 1992 jazz remake from Norman Brown featuring Stevie himself....
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I like this song too, I can hear exactly what inspired r&b artists from the last 20 years at least, especially Glenn Lewis.
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