STEVIE WONDER - SUPERSTITION | TIMELESS CLASSIC!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Stevie Wonder
Song: Superstition
Album: Talking Book
Released: 1972
Genre: Funk, Funk Rock.
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Peace!
This song is 51 years old, and it was on his 15th album. Stevie Wonder is a legend.
He played everything besides the horns in the song a true ICON!
Blown away? Guess what, Stevie is playing most of the instruments too :-)
Stevie is who the GOAT call the GOAT!!!! Hit songs from 1963 well into the 1980's. A genius and multi-instrumentalist. My favorites are this one and "Sir Duke" and "I Wish" because of his use of the horns.
You may have read this was the first album Stevie demanded and got 100% control over everything.
I was 18 when it was released and the world EXPLODED over this -no one had ever heard anything like it.
It kicked off ’70s funk and he’s called the father of hip hop.
He’s the Mozart pop/soul/funk ❤
We all bow the the genius, Stevie Wonder. There will never be another. Thank you for playing
I second the recommendation for Higher Ground by Stevie Wonder.
I think it would be cool if they did reactions to original vs remade. Would love their reaction to Higher Ground by both Stevie Wonder and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Stevie Wonder, a musical genious - first album in 1962 at twelve years old! Higher Ground, Sir Duke, I Wish, Living for the City, Signed-Sealed-Delivered, Isn't She Lovely, You are the sunshine of my Life ....
"SIR DUKE" is my JAM!
Stevie pays homage to music & those greats that paved the way! "Duke" refers to Duke Ellington.
Here's the lyrics so you can see who he mentions:
"Music knows it is and always will
Be one of the things that life just won't quit - But here are some of music's pioneers - That time will not allow us to forget, no
For there's Basie, Miller, Satchmo
And the king of all, Sir Duke
And with a voice like Ella's ringing out - There's no way the band can lose!"
Count Basie
Glenn Miller
Louis Armstrong "Satchmo"
Duke Ellington
Ella Fitzgerald
I grew up listening to them! My Grandfather was a Big Band Leader. That's where my music education began. Great song. Check it out guys.
The difference: All had real talent! Either as musicians, with real instruments, or song-writers, or talented singers, or all of the above. Nothing digital. No Autotune, pitch-correction etc. Back then, it was an era where the bar was set high. The Beatles, Elvis, The Who, Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Simon and Garfunkel, Cat Stevens, Bob Dylan...are only a tiny fraction of the generation that either sowed the seeds of quality in their art or fed off the nourishment of listening to and absorbing what they experienced of the music around them. The bar was set high and then raised and raised by the contemporary bands of the time, each trying to be better so as to be successful. Until modern technology began to make everything easy. Each consecutive generation has became conditioned by a world of instant gratification and digital magic requiring little talent, cheap repetitive hooks marketed at the tweenies who don't know any better because of the generation gap, and it has all obscured the need for the building blocks of talented musicianship which gets the result of the '60s and '70s. Of course that talent is still around. But rarely will you find it in mainstream commercial radio. More likely you have to dig for it or hear it live.
Stevie is a musical genius with a HUGE catalogue of incredible music. Classic Motown and beyond!
Stevie Wonder is a phenomenal singer songwriter and musician who has been playing around since the sixties when he was known as little Stevie Wonder. He wrote this song and album in the seventies and it is still relevant today….
Saw Stevie Wonder in concert in 1981. Hands down, he is the best all-around, multi-talented entertainer I have ever seen live, since (sadly) Floyd had stopped touring regularly by the time I was old enough to see them... my only musical regret in life.)
Stevie also had more people onstage - by a factor - than any concert I've ever seen. His percussion section alone was 10+ people, playing cool-looking instruments from all over the world.
He is more evidence that the source of talent like this has to be "divine" or genetic or something.
You guys are right: the 60s and 70s are the best decades for music ♥
Stevie Wonder is a God of ALL music,not just soul,and he’s a master of the groove.
You are so right about the late 60’s and the entire decade of the 70’s. Most everything that is ridiculously great happened in this small stretch of time. And I was there for it all. Thank God I was born when I was!!! And, yeah, I’m 61, but if you’re lucky, you will eventually be 61 as well. It’s all the same now to me as it was then. Music transcends age and time.
One of America's greatest.
First! Guys, please react this his song “That Girl.” Very funky as well- 💙💙👍✌️✨
Yesssss
George finds his groove!! Love it.
Down the funk rabbit hole. Lots of fun! Next do a song by Wild Cherry called "Play that Funky Music White Boy"
stevie is the greatest ever
One of the best 70’s song performed! I LOVE Stevie Wonder! 😁❤️
I'm the same age as Stevie. I remember when we first saw him as 13 year old "Little" Stevie Wonder with his hit song, "Fingertips".
Love this Stevie Wonder song - I remember buying it as a single many moons ago. It's got a great feel to it, a great beat and just a fantastic song. He is such a good singer and an amazing guy. I know what you mean, guys, such a lot of the music created in the 1960s and 1970s for instance has lasted and it's been proved over and over again as we are still listening to it and loving it all these years later. There was none of the technology we have now, these bands experimented, they used whatever instruments they had to create music that, as I've said, has lasted because it was so innovative and exciting. I just feel that a lot of the new music produced nowadays is too controlled and computer enhanced, there's no real creativity as we know it, and it's not very memorable. That's just my opinion and I know there are exceptions, of course there are. Also, it's great that bands like AC/DC and Iron Maiden for example are still bringing out albums. Thanks so much for your great reaction, guys, so good. Love the set, definitely more chill and casual and a really nice change! Interesting to see your room from a new perspective. Love the new intro music too!
1972 I think, best song he recorded. Glad to see you enjoy the music.
This is probably my favorite Stevie Wonder song - you can't NOT move to it, and all the instruments and lyrics make it a masterpiece. Plus, it's true that "If you believe in things that you don't understand, then you suffer. Superstition ain't the way!" My other favorite song of his is "Sir Duke" - fun one too!
Stevie Wonder is a genius and legendary. My All-Time Favorite Solo Artist Ever!!!!! React to "Living In The City," By Stevie Wonder!!!!
Being a Michigan boy I grew up on Stevie wonder and all that Motown music. What a time it was.
Ah Stevie Wonder a musician without equal, he is so good, other bangers from him to check out, Sir Duke, Living For The City, I Wish and Village Ghetto Land
“Sir Duke” is another great Stevie Wonder song you guys should watch; he’s such a great musician, 🔥
As the 80s song says: "Video Killed The Radio Star". It really did. After music videos became a thing, music became more about looks than talent.
I enjoy being able to see you closer to the camera. George's facial expressions are priceless.
Next, "I just called to say I love you..." by Stevie Wonder💖👌🏼👍🏼
That you guys are doing these reactions a language that is not your mother tongue is so impressive! Your English is exceptional. :)
It's great watching people react to this song. Thanks!
🎸💯 That's FUNK bros! 🤯🔥
"Sir Duke" next please!? Thanks!
trampled underfoot by zeppelin was a nod to this, and funk in general!
Yeah, it's impossible to listen to this song and sit still or walk normally. Magical piece of music!
Stevie Ray Vaughn did a cover of this song Stevie Wonder appears in the video on MTV awesome ✌️♥️
Love love love Stevie wonder place is that Jim Morrison on your T-shirt love it
You guys are so right . 90% of the bands you are listening to can and still do fill arenas today.
Amazing song and great reaction, guys! Have you heard his version of "We can work it out"? Epic!
Such a legend pure voice
Loved your reaction! A beautiful Stevie Wonder song is You and I. ❤
I love Stevie so much!
Jeff Beck came up with the drum hook for this, then Stevie wrote the rest of it around that.
React to Contusion by Stevie Wonder - that shit's the bomb! Speaking of which, listen to The Bomb by Herbie Hancock.
AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE/HEAR/EXPERIENCE,, STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN "COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER" (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) YOU GUYS BETTER PUT ON YOUR SEATBELTS FOR THIS ONE...R.I.P. STEVIE 🙏 ❤
🤠 YES BABY! 👍 Greetings from Galveston! SRV Country! I attended Stevie's funeral, and I still miss him everyday! 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸
Great reaction as usual boys.......LOVE the new set ! ( just different from the old set up but in a good way) You will soon discover that Stevie is one of the greatest artists of ALL time. So soulfull, so powerful and so important and influential to the music we love.
Sly and Family Stone
" Thank You( Falletme be nice elf agin) circa 1970! Influenced Stevie to go into a funk direction. Larry Graham literally invented the slap bass on this track!!
Then their stretched out even nastier
"Thank You for Talking to me Africs"
I love what you both said here. It's very true and now you know what real music is and you will never be the same. Starting this channel may be one of the best things you ever could have done for yourselves. It makes me so happy to see you grooving and digging all of it!
Just amazing talent ❣👏🏾🔥👍🏾🌟✊🏾
Thank you bro’s! Another great reaction! It’s so fun to watch you appreciate the music a lot of us grew up with! I 100% agree! The music back then was sooo amazing and each group had their own unique sound! They worked very hard to get good melody and harmony and arrangements and instrumentation. To me, today I don’t hear any of that. They all sound the same and they are drab. Freddy Fender called today’s music a nightmare. Ask any true musician that put their all into every detail of each song what they think of today’s “music.” You guys will love the Kinks, the Lovin Spoonful, Iron Butterfly (In a gadda da vida..17 minutes) The Beach Boys (Great harmony’s) You would also appreciate The Traveling Wilbury’s! Members…(George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan) Either “Handle me with care,” or “The end of the line.” These are just to name a few. LOVE your reactions! Love your true appreciation for really good music! Thank you!
Though everyone's taste in music has to be respected, even if disagreed, I totally agree on your definition of music, guys 👏👍
I love your new room and your set up with the pictures with music and musicians. Looks great! Of course, one of the most famous and fantastic songs by Stevie Wonder
Great insights! I agree 👍 👏 👌
Time to get funky with it! Thanks for mixing in some of the old skool R&B!
Such a great groove!!!Love me some Stevie Wonder
*GUYS!* You gotta react to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double trouble superstition live cover. That cover of this song and it's just awesome! 😎
Stevie Ray Vaughn covered this song and has a cool video of it. Stevie Wonder is a phenomenal songwriter/singer/musician. Been listening to Stevie Wonder since the 1960's. So much great music.
Ahhh some good ole soul.. I have a homework assignment for y'all .. this wknd go out to a dance floor, request this song & see how many dance moves you can do!!😉
Love that set up much better. I'm jealous at all those albums y'all have .. wtg. Let's do some funk now. Thnx George & Patrick .. b safe & well .. ✌🏼
one of the best sonfs ever!
I love the new set up. I love you doing this!!! Very nice. I can see George feeling the music and Patrick understanding the music. The juxtaposition of you two is really sweet!
You gotta check out "Sir Duke", "I Wish" and "Living For The City". FUNKY BANGERS!
Great song! 🤘😎❤️
Agree with you 💯💯💯💯
if you want great songs by Stevie definitely react to:
Sir Duke
Overjoyed
I just called to say I love you
for once in my life
For your Love
and also check out his duet with Paul McCartney "Ebony&Ivory"
Great reaction and commentary about classic music!! I enjoyed the new set up...we get to see your handsome faces close up. ✌❤
Back in the corner the infamous LAYLA album by Eric Clapton - CLASSIC~!
The 60's to the 90's were amazing times for music. The awful talent shows of today and the emergence of the commercial algorithm, where music is made on the basis of image and saleability, has destroyed creativity and originality. It's a sad thought that there are no new guitar heroes like Hendrix, or multi-instrumentalists like Stevie Wonder anymore. The only ones around are now part of the old school, and due to their age are dying out fast.
Music used to be treated as an art, where the great artists and bands would challenge themselves and challenge the listener, both musically and lyrically. Now it's all so bland and forgettable. There's still great artists out there, but they're being swallowed up by this awful commercial juggernaught. I hope it gets back to how it was.
Well said.
very true in fact too true sadly
Dat groove, man 🎹🎤🎸🎵🤙
You know SRV does a killer cover of this song you guys should check it out
Absolutely 💯
OMG please check out Master Blaster and Free by Stevie
Thank you guys. Lovely reaction! I love Stevie. It is my birthday today and I'm old enough to remember this great song when it was first released! You made my day special. 😀
Check out the Stevie Ray Vaughn cover (official video), Stevie Wonder makes a cameo.
Yes, love your new set!!! The best yet!
2 reaction requests for you guys: 1. The Moody Blues and their song, Nights in White Satin
2. Any song from the singer, Jose Feliciano. Thanks!
Stevie Wonder/My Cherie Amour studio version
You have to check out Trampled Under Foot by Zeppelin. JP Jones used this song to make the Zeppelin song. I promise you will not be disappointed.
this brings back some very fond memories. I have 16 of his vinyl albums in my collection, this one included. You can't go wrong with anything from Mr. Wonder... May I suggest you look into Joe Bonamassa; "Angel of Mercy" live at the Greek Theater
Stevie Ray Vaughn does a great cover of this
Jeff beck too
this whole album is fantastic
Saludos amigos desde Argentina!!
Check out boogie on reggae woman by Stevie Wonder. Great song and super funky beat
Dudes pls turn camera 2' to the left to hide the door. I expect a mother to come thru..."turn that off"...Harlequin///Streetheart///April Wine CDN Rocks!!! BTO as well. fr B. C. Canada
Gotta play Sir Duke and As by Stevie.
Please consider Apocolyptica. They do cello covers of Metallica. Their " Fade to Black" is very beautiful
Please, react to Wolfmother - pyramid!)
Give a watch to the live version of livin for the city on mid nite special love the channel and your new hang out thanks
Best to go with the studio version. Most live versions cut out the part where the man gets framed for a crime. An important part of the story.
@@surlechapeau you’re right!
Forgot that you mostly got the radio version on Midnight Special.
@@surlechapeau I’m aware of the addition to the studio version but that live performance kicks but I see your point still prefer live version
The great music has always and ever been in competition with an overabundance of noise 'n poison ... so it goes ... 😉👍 The cream always rises to the top. 😁👌
By The Way My Music Lovin Brothers,, If You Want To Hear A GREAT Cover,, STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN "SUPERSTITION" (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)..TRUST ME!!
Do Reggae woman by Stevie
Guys react to dream theater - pull me under and metallica Orion plz
No matter when the music is done if it doesn’t have heart and soul it doesn’t do it for me
Do Sir Duke by Stevie
React Show must go on by Cakra Khan. Soooo good
Music today sucks! You two get two thumbs up from me.
OK guys...while I like the camera a bit closer I miss the two shot where we can see the full body language.
I agree the 60’s and 70’s produced the best music. I can’t listen to today’s music. Why did the music turned so crappy? Was it money?!
I feel badly for musicians today, so much great music has been done already! And its copyrighted. :(
MTV was the beginning of the end. Visual style & other superficial crap replaced substance & quality.
No more crotch watching 🥺. Love the new angle and darkness tho.
Good songwriters- and musicians- don't create in order to be remembered, or even successful. They write songs for themselves and people they love; if they spent a lot of time wondering how much a song would be loved, it'd stop them from writing at all. When you're on the high wire, you don't look down.
Great choice bros . Try this one , Robin Trower ( who you loved ) Day of the Eagle ... ruclips.net/video/4kpdHWW9WD8/видео.html