Finally it's on youtube. I searched for it a whole year.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...N5cOBN9pyA

You can always hear Stevie wrote it or co-wrote it by the way the chords progress.along with the melody and then the unexpected chord or melody twists.

NMusiqNSoul said:

have you got the perfect pitch? do you hear the chords??

graecophilos said:

Of course you hear the chords! What else would you be hearing?

AlexdeParis said:

which ones are in it? which key is it?

graecophilos said:

The poster was talking about the chord progressions, not the actual chords themselves. You don't need perfect pitch to follow the progression and notice when there's an unusual chord.

AlexdeParis said:

Yep, what Alex said. Sorry graecophilos if I wasn't clear but that's what I meant, Just like some singers can do something really unexpected with their voice and surprise you, (positively) or catch you off guard that's what a Stevie Wonder composition does too, a lot.(not always) Sometimes you think ti goes this way and then it goes a totally different way musically than what you would expect, that's what I love about Stevie Wonder. (amongst 100.000 other things)

Neva heard of it..but I LIKE IT!!!!!

Beautiful chord progressions I might add.

JazzyJ said:

you should also listen to the song Melody Man from 1980. Another song SW wrote for Smokey.

This is real cool!!!!