Stevie Wonder

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If nothing else, My Cherie Amour is one of the most intoxicatingly beautiful pop songs ever.
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I'm so into everything Stevie Wonder right now it's sickening
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I must say: Visions into Living for the City is so fucking good.
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Stevie Wonder's version of 'We Can Work It Out' actually makes me like the song. Kicks the shit out of the original. So much swag.
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I'm really enjoying Signed, Sealed & Delivered. Even if it's not quite as inventive as later albums, the songs in themselves are gloriously entertaining so far. The performances are fantastic, the drumming is a delight, as usual. I'm relatively ignorant but I'd say these songs are among the most typically Motown and Gospel songs I've heard from him so far.
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OK, I've been reading reviews online of Stevie's entire run and I'm a bit nervous of moving on from the 70s output. It sounds like the decline is pretty steep, and I've just remembered he wrote "I Just Called to Say I Love You."
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"I Just Called To Say I Love You" may be a terrible song, but the music video is pure magic.
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Kaius wrote:I'm so into everything Stevie Wonder right now it's sickening
This makes me so happy. And I'm right there with you.
harmless wrote:OK, I've been reading reviews online of Stevie's entire run and I'm a bit nervous of moving on from the 70s output. It sounds like the decline is pretty steep, and I've just remembered he wrote "I Just Called to Say I Love You."
Yeah, you really don't want to go past Hotter Than July. Honestly you can really stop after Journey Through "The Secret Life of Plants." But don't worry, there's a ton of 1966-1979 music to enjoy, especially if you're enjoying Signed, Sealed & Delivered.
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Kaius wrote:I must say: Visions into Living for the City is so fucking good.
Absurdly good. Bordering on criminal, almost...
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Kaius wrote:I'm so into everything Stevie Wonder right now it's sickening
This makes me so happy. And I'm right there with you.
harmless wrote:OK, I've been reading reviews online of Stevie's entire run and I'm a bit nervous of moving on from the 70s output. It sounds like the decline is pretty steep, and I've just remembered he wrote "I Just Called to Say I Love You."
Yeah, you really don't want to go past Hotter Than July. Honestly you can really stop after Journey Through "The Secret Life of Plants." But don't worry, there's a ton of 1966-1979 music to enjoy, especially if you're enjoying Signed, Sealed & Delivered.
I am. Very quickly after my last comment I realised the second half is a little weaker. But when I say a little I do mean that, no huge complaints here at all.
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I fucking love the preacher tag on 'As.'
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I believe when I fall in love with you it will be forever.
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Also, I love that harmless and I are simultaneously Stevie binging across multiple platforms from different sides of the Atlantic...
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:haha:

It's completing me, man.
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I am deliriously happy grooving in this bedroom right now & knowing that I'm not the only one acting like this.
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I think "Another Star" will be the next track I play hundreds of times back to back.
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LAMENT, LET'S GO TO VEGAS.
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LET'S DO IT. AND LET'S LISTEN TO STEVIE THE WHOLE TIME.
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What are your feelings on I Believe, the last song on Talking Book? That one has always held a special place for me, and might be my all-time favorite song of his.
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