I hear the same talk box cues Stevie been playing in Roger's...

http://www.youtube.com/wa...y-cF0W2JLw

@ Steveland Morris

Harlepolis said:

Stevie is a true pioneer. I saw that and was HE WAS DOING IT TOO! I like how he went to "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone"... And then when he kicked the harmonica in and had Wonderlove singing alongside him. Straight up FONKY!!! Wait which Stevie talkbox video you talking about? The one where he covered "Papa..." or when he did "Close to You"? 'Cause I saw both.
[Edited 7/8/07 16:13pm]

Somebody @ youtube said "I hate the harmonica but he makes it sound so awesome."

My sentiments exactly

Its amazing how NONE of the stuff he made during that period sound dated,,,not a SINGLE second from any of his 70's recordings sound dated.

Harlepolis said:

EXACTLY. Plus he was ahead of his time. He and Sly paved the way for Prince's Camille voice. I love his "Maybe Your Baby" for the sped up vocal alone and Ray Parker on guitar... HELL YEAH!

Timmy84 said:

I thought that was Jeff Beck

Yeah, the "helium sound" was a trip,,,I'm not sure who originated it 1st but Sly, Stevie, George Clinto and David Bowie rivaled to give their own interpretation of it.

I'm just sorry nobody will ever hear the outtakes that never made it to these albums imagine if these stuff got leaked,,,,,

Harlepolis said:

Yeah, all of them did it at the same time. I think Sly did it first though. I wish the outtakes did leak, lol.

Harlepolis said:

That's Ray Parker Jr. on Maybe Your Baby.
Jeff Beck played on Looking for Another Pure Love.



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