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Thread started 07/04/05 7:59pm

kinaldo

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stevie wonder live?

did he ever tour back in the 70s?

no live albums or dvds seem to available

surely he put on a few legendary live shows that oughta be released?
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Reply #1 posted 07/04/05 8:25pm

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He did put on some legendary live shows, and he did tour. He also opened for the Rolling Stones as a matter of fact just prior to Talking Book. However, I'm not aware of any commercially released footage of these concerts but I've heard that the shows he did At Musik Laden In Norway and the Rainbow Theater in London are pretty amazing if you can find some fan made video or CD of it. I myself would like to get my hands on these, but I haven't seen them on ebay or amazon or anywhere else (I think there are some CDs on ebay that have appeared from time to time).
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Reply #2 posted 07/04/05 11:27pm

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The rainbow show (london) was recorded by Motown for LP release, but there were glitches in the tapes, that they could not fix.

There are only a few shows circulating of this time period, I've never seen video (except for footage w/ the Stones on Ladies & Gentlemen film), maybe Musikladen or something, but that's it...
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Reply #3 posted 07/05/05 5:02am

krayzie

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I have a lot of performance tapes... biggrin
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Reply #4 posted 07/05/05 5:09am

Dancelot

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actually Stevie started into the 70ees with the live album "Talk of the town". And besides "Natural wonder" from the 90s that is still the only live album by him that I own.

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Reply #5 posted 07/05/05 5:16am

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krayzie said:

I have a lot of performance tapes... biggrin


We're not talking about your home-made porn. razz
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Reply #6 posted 07/05/05 5:28am

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Cloudbuster said:

krayzie said:

I have a lot of performance tapes... biggrin


We're not talking about your home-made porn. razz


lol
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Reply #7 posted 07/05/05 12:39pm

manki

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I heard he toured after "Journey"
& that he did 2 sets.The first with the
more experimental material from the "Journey through.."
& that the 2nd set was more hits & mostly stuff
from "Songs in the key of life".
I never ever saw the smoke of a bootleg from that period
so I don't know 4 sure.
/peace Manki
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Reply #8 posted 07/05/05 12:43pm

PhilG

Not a legitmate release, but all Stevie fans should get the live on WNET performance from 1972. The show was called Wonderlove & was broadcast on PBS & part of a series of shows focusing on Soul artists.It's an hour long & it's fantastic.
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Reply #9 posted 07/05/05 1:17pm

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manki said:

I heard he toured after "Journey"
& that he did 2 sets.The first with the
more experimental material from the "Journey through.."
& that the 2nd set was more hits & mostly stuff
from "Songs in the key of life".
I never ever saw the smoke of a bootleg from that period
so I don't know 4 sure.
/peace Manki



That's true and he did the 'JTTSLOP' material with an orchestra!
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Reply #10 posted 07/05/05 2:19pm

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silverchild said:

manki said:

I heard he toured after "Journey"
& that he did 2 sets.The first with the
more experimental material from the "Journey through.."
& that the 2nd set was more hits & mostly stuff
from "Songs in the key of life".
I never ever saw the smoke of a bootleg from that period
so I don't know 4 sure.
/peace Manki



That's true and he did the 'JTTSLOP' material with an orchestra!


I heard about that and Lord knows if I ever find a bootleg of that tape, it's being peserved in it's own oxygen chamber.
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Reply #11 posted 07/05/05 10:48pm

manki

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okaypimpn said:

silverchild said:




That's true and he did the 'JTTSLOP' material with an orchestra!


I heard about that and Lord knows if I ever find a bootleg of that tape, it's being peserved in it's own oxygen chamber.

Strange it's so hard 2 find a recording of that
since he was so big at the time.
/peace Manki
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