Stevie at his best!!!

http://uk.youtube.com/wat...re=related
/peace Manki

Awww...what a nice little performance. Probably my favorite Stevie album (today at least ).

Love this song. Always thought it had a "McCartney" vibe to it.

SPYZFAN1 said:

yeah, I thought so too! I like it though

Look @ Aunt Niecy

You know what,,,,after this clip, I realized that Jill Jones resemble alot from Deneice Williams,,,,had she been afew shades darker

I love it when Stevie 4gets the lyrics and improvises instead

manki said:

I used to always get this wrong--isn't the song called "Misstra Know-It-All"??

Stevie did a lot of "Innervisions" tunes at the Detroit concert last night. I was in heaven!!

NuPwr319 said:

You saw him last night? Give us your review! I'm seeing him next week.

SoulAlive said:

I'm horrible at reviews! I don't remember the entire setlist. But I would say it was a really great concert that kicked into overdrive more in the second half--as I said, he played a LOT of "Innervisions" a few tunes from "SITKOL" ("I Wish" "As" "Knocks Me Off My Feet"), also did "Part Time Lover", "Overjoyed", "Ribbon in the Sky", did the Temps "My Girl" with that talkbox thingy, "I Was Made to Love Her" "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" "Superstition" and a couple of jazz covers, "Spain" and another one that his daughter sang solo (the name escapes me). He also did a new tune from one of his upcoming projects (not the one dedicated to his mom). He had a 13-piece band: two percussionists, drummer, two keyboardists (besides himself), trumpet, saxophone, two guitarists and Nathan Watts and three singers, one of whom I believe he said is the son of the songwriter for "Fever", because the young man sang it. Sounded very Kip Blackshire-ish. From a musician's standpoint, I was just awed at how spontaneous some of the show was--calling out different keys and stuff.

I took my dad, who's about to turn 83, and he danced his butt off!

Slave2daGroove was there, too--he can probably add some better insights!
[Edited 6/27/08 17:01pm]

NuPwr319 said:

"He's Misstra Know-It-All"

It's one of my very favorites by Stevie.