Stevie wonder decade preference. 60s, 70s or 80s?

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Thread started 01/12/21 12:13pm

JayCrawford	Stevie wonder decade preference. 60s, 70s or 80s? I know this might sound like a dumb question for some because everyone of all ages are aware of his classic period of the 70s from 72-76 but I've been listening to Stevie Wonder non stop today and his 60s work is amazing. His 80s work is hard to sit through though 🤣. But honestly I'm going with the 60s era for Stevie Wonder. What about you?
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Reply #1 posted 01/12/21 12:32pm

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70s

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Reply #2 posted 01/12/21 1:11pm

alphastreet	70s. He released amazing albums then, my favourites are innervisions and songs in the key of life
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Reply #3 posted 01/12/21 11:20pm

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the NINETEEN SEVENTIES, obviously.

Stevie effortlessly (seemingly) put out some good music in the 60's..

but in the 1970s Stevie took his music to an entire, much higher level

he made a sufficient amount of very good music in the 80s

but his masterful music of the 70s

that body of work stands on its own & stands comparably against the best work

over any period

for any artist or group

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in ALL MY DREAMS..

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Reply #4 posted 01/18/21 6:46pm

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Artistically, 70’s, but it was the 80’s I think he was at his all-around best. He had amassed a HUGE catalog of hits, he was touring non-stop, still releasing tons of great music, writing tons of music for others, and his voice had matured into a surreal, amazing vocal machine. He was always giving three-hour, 30-song setlists with one of the greatest backing bands I’ve heard.
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Reply #5 posted 01/18/21 6:53pm

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Last time I saw Stevie perform in 2014, he did the entire Songs In The Key Of Life album...and still came back for more. cool

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Reply #6 posted 01/18/21 6:56pm

alphastreet	purplethunder3121 said: Last time I saw Stevie perform in 2014, he did the entire Songs In The Key Of Life album...and still came back for more. I wanted to go for that
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Reply #7 posted 01/18/21 7:00pm

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alphastreet said:
purplethunder3121 said:

Last time I saw Stevie perform in 2014, he did the entire Songs In The Key Of Life album...and still came back for more.

I wanted to go for that

It was great--a once in a lifetime chance to hear him do that album live.

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Reply #8 posted 01/19/21 7:56am

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