My favorite Stevie Wonder song❤️. Such a true music icon. I just called to say I love you, My Cherie Amour, Isn't She Lovely. just a few of his amazing songs ❤️
The 70s would be the decade I would ABSOLUTELY travel back to! I shed a tear when you said you didn’t like the 70s 😂 The 70s had the fashion and the musicianship. From disco, soul/r&b, funk, rock, singer/songwriters, and folk, there’s something for everyone. There’s so many phenomenal artists from the 70s!
His masterpiece album "Songs in the key of life" is one of the most influential on contemporary music. Filled with classics (Isn't she lovely, I wish, As, Pastime Paradise, Another star..). It is ranked 4th best album of all time by Rolling Stones... Stevie Wonder is one of the last giants of American music !
yes stevie is blind and that's him playing the hell out of that clavinet (the instrument playing that classic riff throughout the whole song! it's like a keyboard btw). It's awesome to watch him play it live his fingers are all over the place
Stevieland Hardway Judkins his surname was changed to Morris when his mother married he was discovered at age 12 in 1962 but his debut hit single was a live show recording "Fingertips" in 1963. Ronnie White the member of Motown group The Four Tops. He actually discovered Stevie by arranging an audition with the founder of the Motown record label Berry Gordy. Mr. Gordy gave him his stage name Stevie Wonder because he was a music child prodigy his ability to produce arrange played several instruments songwriter. He lost his sight at a young age but as a blind man he is truly gifted. His music is about love and Humanity Stevie catalog is huge hopefully you will get the opportunity to indulge. He incorporated influences and styles as a R&B artist he also influenced the next generation of artists. Sad to hear you don't care for 70s music but you haven't got the the whole gist of 70s era only a few artists you have heard of. Every era has so much music so I get why you like 80s 90s and 2000's music the advancement and aggressive of sounds & lyrics. But the early decades of music layed the blueprint for music to evolve. Every era paved the way for the next I love whatever sounds good to me from the 50s until present. Eventhough there only few songs I cared for today because some of it is lack luster
Hearing him say he doesn’t like the 70s broke my heart 🤣 That’s one of my favorite decades of music! He just hasn’t been exposed to more artists from that decade.
@@Amberelyse He is not first millennial to not cared 70s stuff I can some ways understand but so many of the melodies of the 70s you don't hear anymore. I guess every decade of music has their trend but the uniqueness is what I missed. For some reactors I've witnessed they couldn't figure what instrument or sounds they don't know. If get more exposure of different genre's of the 70s maybe have a different outlook.
I'd advise you go down the Stevie Wonder rabbit hole. The man is a genius...so many hits. 2 of my favs are Sir Duke & Ribbons in the Sky. There are so many though!
Almost everything you're hearing is Stevie - vocals, multiple clavinet parts, drums and Moog keyboard bass. Only the horns are not him. Check out Rick Beato's AMAZING breakdown of the song that he did as part of his "What Makes This Song Great?" series: ruclips.net/video/M7d7AL5Tvn4/видео.html
Wow, you really don't like the 70s that much. Wow. Queen/Led Zeppelin/Eagles/The Who/Joni Mitchell/Chicago/Grateful Dead/THE ROLLING STONES/Pink Floyd/Yes ... . You know the Eagles has the No. 1 album of the 20th Century. But that's okay - you'll change your mind eventually. lol Also, Sting's Desert Rose is well worth a listen. As far as Stevie goes - his harmonica is in a class all by itself.
Love Stevie, also there's an artist that gives same vibe ELLIS HALL. I hear ya and will see you on discord for PLAYING FOR CHANGE covers of Stevie hits and Ellis Hall. Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and Ellis Hall all blind musicians.
Awesome song 💜 My Mother named me after his daughter (and Nina Simone). He says her (my!) name in the song 'Isn't She Lovely" You Probably know his song "As" which was covered by Mary J Blige & George Michael -x-
Okay, I'm an older guy but I'm not one of those old guys who usually says things like, "it pains me that these young guys don't know older music." but I've got to say it - It pains me that you don't know Stevie Wonder! LOL. For a little introduction you might check out a video called "Stevie Wonder's Perfect Run" about his "classic period" a five year run starting in 1972 when he came out with classic album after classic album: ruclips.net/video/DbhG9841tgA/видео.html
Stevie was huge in the 70s. He was a child in the 60s and did have some success but his peak was the 70's And I don't think you heard any soul music from the 70's to say that you don't like the 70s. Some of the best and most timeless music, soul music especially came out of the 70's
The music you hear in your youth is so formative. I feel amiss for the current young generation who follow Ed Sheeran and Adele. I can’t imagine that either artist’s material will stand the test of time.
An INSTANT classic. "My mom told me a great movie called _Ray_ I think Jamie Foxx was in it. DIdn't see it." The delivery of that was savage, and I love it. And yes, both Ray Charles & Stevie Wonder are blind.
Dude - Fleetwood Mac is THE BOMB! I like them too. What do you think about Empire of the Sun out of curiosity? You know what’s weird, it’s barely been 100 years that music actually had words…is that evolution ???? Or the contrary ? It’s like a painting with words( I can’t stand that ) or the short lived early 2000 drama style of the actor pausing the scene and telling you what the character is thinking … music has its own language and intonation .. no language is needed really to feel … so why do we do that ?
You are right, I definitely love some 70s then. I think it would be more accurate to say I consistently like the 80s while I am more hit or miss on the 70s.
Stevie Wonder is beyond Phenomenal! !!!💝💖💯🎼🎵🎶🌠🌌 A living Legend!! He played almost all of the many instruments when recording this song in the studio 🎤⬇😳" When You Believe In Things You Don't Understand Then You Suffer Superstition Ain't The Way"
Stevie owned the 70’s and 80’s. Constant Grammy’s & album of the year awards. Had one of the best musical runs ever, released 5 of the best albums of all time literally in a row, from 1972-1976, with plenty of other hits throughout the 60’s and 80’s too. Played legit every instrument on 90% of his songs. Dude plays any kind of keyboard, (piano, clav, moog bass, synthesizer etc) drums (yes drums 🤯) and ofc harmonica. Crazy how he can do all that while being blind. It’s not even fair how talented he is, as if having 1 of the best singing voices ever wasn’t good enough 😂 One of the few artists of all time to not have a single skip on any album lol. Pick any song of his, especially in his prime from the 70s. They all timeless I suggest Living for the City (7 min album version) as the next song of his to react to. U won’t be disappointed Although I have to say, Stevie’s one of those artists where u kinda have to sit down and listen to an album of his to really be introduced. He’s got a deep rabbit hole of a catalog lol Songs in the key of life & Innervisions are his best 2 albums. Those are 2 of the 5 masterpieces he released in the 70’s, and listening to them is def the best way to start getting into his stuff 👍🏻
(Jeff) Beck, (Tim) Bogert & (Carmine) Appice did their version first, providing them with a minor hit. The group was short lived, doing only one eponymous album. Jeff Beck went on to more fusion direction with album "Blow By Blow".
Nope sheltered at all actually, just never listened to classic radio stations, and don't recall hearing this one before, but I recall the chorus faintly, probably a movie soundtrack or something :)
@@wakeupstopsleeping6300 Oh well. Let him listen, or he doesn't have to listen. I enjoy the music he plays. This one is written in my Dna. I leave a comment, I give him my support. I like to argue otherwise, but live. When I look you in the face. Then you get scared because I show my Dna 😁 So, don’t worry about my precious time i spent here. For me it’s a relax on Sunday, and for you it looks like hell 😘
@@merima6184 who arguing? all I stated he listen to song suggestions on his paetron you must of missed when he stated that all that energy you gave was pointless and clearly your nuts good day
Stevie is a musical genius- singer, musician, writer, producer, arranger; you name it! Fun Fact: Stevie and Michael/Janet Jackson are cousins.
My favorite Stevie Wonder song❤️. Such a true music icon. I just called to say I love you, My Cherie Amour, Isn't She Lovely. just a few of his amazing songs ❤️
The 70s would be the decade I would ABSOLUTELY travel back to! I shed a tear when you said you didn’t like the 70s 😂 The 70s had the fashion and the musicianship. From disco, soul/r&b, funk, rock, singer/songwriters, and folk, there’s something for everyone. There’s so many phenomenal artists from the 70s!
His masterpiece album "Songs in the key of life" is one of the most influential on contemporary music. Filled with classics (Isn't she lovely, I wish, As, Pastime Paradise, Another star..). It is ranked 4th best album of all time by Rolling Stones... Stevie Wonder is one of the last giants of American music !
yes stevie is blind and that's him playing the hell out of that clavinet (the instrument playing that classic riff throughout the whole song! it's like a keyboard btw). It's awesome to watch him play it live his fingers are all over the place
The bass for this song was actually not a bass guitar, but a minimoog synthesizer.
Stevieland Hardway Judkins his surname was changed to Morris when his mother married he was discovered at age 12 in 1962 but his debut hit single was a live show recording "Fingertips" in 1963. Ronnie White the member of Motown group The Four Tops. He actually discovered Stevie by arranging an audition with the founder of the Motown record label Berry Gordy. Mr. Gordy gave him his stage name Stevie Wonder because he was a music child prodigy his ability to produce arrange played several instruments songwriter. He lost his sight at a young age but as a blind man he is truly gifted. His music is about love and Humanity Stevie catalog is huge hopefully you will get the opportunity to indulge. He incorporated influences and styles as a R&B artist he also influenced the next generation of artists. Sad to hear you don't care for 70s music but you haven't got the the whole gist of 70s era only a few artists you have heard of. Every era has so much music so I get why you like 80s 90s and 2000's music the advancement and aggressive of sounds & lyrics. But the early decades of music layed the blueprint for music to evolve. Every era paved the way for the next I love whatever sounds good to me from the 50s until present. Eventhough there only few songs I cared for today because some of it is lack luster
Hearing him say he doesn’t like the 70s broke my heart 🤣 That’s one of my favorite decades of music! He just hasn’t been exposed to more artists from that decade.
@@Amberelyse He is not first millennial to not cared 70s stuff I can some ways understand but so many of the melodies of the 70s you don't hear anymore. I guess every decade of music has their trend but the uniqueness is what I missed. For some reactors I've witnessed they couldn't figure what instrument or sounds they don't know. If get more exposure of different genre's of the 70s maybe have a different outlook.
Oh, he has some message songs too! Try Higher Ground.
Hes still alive Anton so don't say was ! Hes 74 he sang a the DNC for Kamala Harris!
I'd advise you go down the Stevie Wonder rabbit hole. The man is a genius...so many hits. 2 of my favs are Sir Duke & Ribbons in the Sky. There are so many though!
This song never fails.
Stevie is a classic in every decade!
That Girl
My Cherie Amour
Isn’t She Lovely
Stevie is a music legend ICON. Stevie is Prince's inspiration and mentor for his musicality.
Almost everything you're hearing is Stevie - vocals, multiple clavinet parts, drums and Moog keyboard bass. Only the horns are not him. Check out Rick Beato's AMAZING breakdown of the song that he did as part of his "What Makes This Song Great?" series: ruclips.net/video/M7d7AL5Tvn4/видео.html
Steve Wonder is such a musical genius
“MASTERBLASTER”
“AS”
“SIR DUKE”
Try Part Time Lover by Stevie Wonder 😇
Wow, you really don't like the 70s that much. Wow. Queen/Led Zeppelin/Eagles/The Who/Joni Mitchell/Chicago/Grateful Dead/THE ROLLING STONES/Pink Floyd/Yes ... . You know the Eagles has the No. 1 album of the 20th Century. But that's okay - you'll change your mind eventually. lol Also, Sting's Desert Rose is well worth a listen. As far as Stevie goes - his harmonica is in a class all by itself.
Strongly recommend his "Visions". Probably the strongest one.
As. Living for the City. Superstition.
Top three....though there are A LOT of truly super Stevie Wonder tunes 🔥🔥🔥
Truly worth your time to listen to Stevie's work. Innervisions, Hotter Than July, Songs In the Key of Life especially. Just a world treasure 👏🏾🔥❤✊🏾🌟
Love Stevie, also there's an artist that gives same vibe ELLIS HALL. I hear ya and will see you on discord for PLAYING FOR CHANGE covers of Stevie hits and Ellis Hall. Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and Ellis Hall all blind musicians.
Awesome song 💜 My Mother named me after his daughter (and Nina Simone). He says her (my!) name in the song 'Isn't She Lovely"
You Probably know his song "As" which was covered by Mary J Blige & George Michael -x-
Plz react to SIR DUKE by him...u would luv it trust me!!!!!❤❤❤❤
Okay, I'm an older guy but I'm not one of those old guys who usually says things like, "it pains me that these young guys don't know older music." but I've got to say it - It pains me that you don't know Stevie Wonder! LOL. For a little introduction you might check out a video called "Stevie Wonder's Perfect Run" about his "classic period" a five year run starting in 1972 when he came out with classic album after classic album: ruclips.net/video/DbhG9841tgA/видео.html
Stevie was huge in the 70s. He was a child in the 60s and did have some success but his peak was the 70's
And I don't think you heard any soul music from the 70's to say that you don't like the 70s. Some of the best and most timeless music, soul music especially came out of the 70's
If you like bands with memorable hooks and beautiful melodies from the 70s - BeeGees.
Stevie Wonder was born in 1950 he definitely wasn't big in the 50's lol!.
Dude, get a clue, who hasnt never heard superstitution before
this song features in one of my favourite horror films THE THING
The music you hear in your youth is so formative.
I feel amiss for the current young generation who follow Ed Sheeran and Adele. I can’t imagine that either artist’s material will stand the test of time.
you wanna disrepect Stievie like that?? He will shadow kick your ass....
What are you talking about? I clearly explained in this song I loved it.
@@antonreacts I know you do hehehehe Im having a laugh I cant believe you never heard it before.
@@spaceman5734 LOL Gotcha :P
One of my favorite tunes to play on the drum kit! Awesome, sticky groove 😁
I think you haven't heard enough of the 70's music.
He is not known for simple music. His music is surprisingly complex.
Stevie Wonder is the artist that other artists from different genres list as their inspiration! His music catalogue is ridiculous!
Say man don't say superstition like u said. Ok bro, lol wow
Some of the best from Stevie right there, great reaction. Reminded me to revisit my 2nd favourite cover, Chris Blue on The Voice - talk about energy!
2:02 - When the 𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐬 kicks in ... effin' stellar!
(P.S. There are 𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐲 musicians who happened to be blind, sir ... not just "two." ♡)
An INSTANT classic. "My mom told me a great movie called _Ray_ I think Jamie Foxx was in it. DIdn't see it." The delivery of that was savage, and I love it. And yes, both Ray Charles & Stevie Wonder are blind.
That's the only performance by Jamie Foxx that I liked
Ok you're missing out on other 70s artists.
Dude - Fleetwood Mac is THE BOMB! I like them too. What do you think about Empire of the Sun out of curiosity? You know what’s weird, it’s barely been 100 years that music actually had words…is that evolution ???? Or the contrary ? It’s like a painting with words( I can’t stand that ) or the short lived early 2000 drama style of the actor pausing the scene and telling you what the character is thinking … music has its own language and intonation .. no language is needed really to feel … so why do we do that ?
Never heard it man! And really intriguing thinking here brother :)
his performance of this song on sesame street can’t be compared
He has so many great ones like your comment on it.
The Police (Sting"s previous band) started in the 70s, with the first album being released in '76. Queen is 70s as well.
You are right, I definitely love some 70s then. I think it would be more accurate to say I consistently like the 80s while I am more hit or miss on the 70s.
Hi mate can you see celine Dion courage great song but sad
Decades of great songs.
I love Stevie what a music.thank you
One of his best!
Stevie Wonder is beyond Phenomenal! !!!💝💖💯🎼🎵🎶🌠🌌 A living Legend!! He played almost all of the many instruments when recording this song in the studio 🎤⬇😳" When You Believe In Things You Don't Understand Then You Suffer Superstition Ain't The Way"
Stevie owned the 70’s and 80’s. Constant Grammy’s & album of the year awards. Had one of the best musical runs ever, released 5 of the best albums of all time literally in a row, from 1972-1976, with plenty of other hits throughout the 60’s and 80’s too.
Played legit every instrument on 90% of his songs. Dude plays any kind of keyboard, (piano, clav, moog bass, synthesizer etc) drums (yes drums 🤯) and ofc harmonica. Crazy how he can do all that while being blind. It’s not even fair how talented he is, as if having 1 of the best singing voices ever wasn’t good enough 😂
One of the few artists of all time to not have a single skip on any album lol. Pick any song of his, especially in his prime from the 70s. They all timeless
I suggest Living for the City (7 min album version) as the next song of his to react to. U won’t be disappointed
Although I have to say, Stevie’s one of those artists where u kinda have to sit down and listen to an album of his to really be introduced. He’s got a deep rabbit hole of a catalog lol
Songs in the key of life & Innervisions are his best 2 albums. Those are 2 of the 5 masterpieces he released in the 70’s, and listening to them is def the best way to start getting into his stuff 👍🏻
(Jeff) Beck, (Tim) Bogert & (Carmine) Appice did their version first, providing them with a minor hit. The group was short lived, doing only one eponymous album. Jeff Beck went on to more fusion direction with album "Blow By Blow".
Still in my playlist!❤ amazing I can not stand still, always have to dance😄
I saw the live version of this online, so much energy. Great to watch.
Tune!!Reminds me of my childhood xx
This song is pretty much a standard, I find it hard to believe you’ve never heard it before unless you’ve been totally sheltered your whole life.
Nope sheltered at all actually, just never listened to classic radio stations, and don't recall hearing this one before, but I recall the chorus faintly, probably a movie soundtrack or something :)
Babyface : Home come, how long . Just trust me on this one.
He said in his videos he doesn't take song suggestions from the comments
@@wakeupstopsleeping6300 Oh well. Let him listen, or he doesn't have to listen. I enjoy the music he plays. This one is written in my Dna. I leave a comment, I give him my support. I like to argue otherwise, but live. When I look you in the face. Then you get scared because I show my Dna 😁 So, don’t worry about my precious time i spent here. For me it’s a relax on Sunday, and for you it looks like hell 😘
@@wakeupstopsleeping6300 so, do you like my song or not?
@@merima6184 who arguing? all I stated he listen to song suggestions on his paetron you must of missed when he stated that all that energy you gave was pointless and clearly your nuts good day
@@wakeupstopsleeping6300 Thank you. 🤩 Have a good day yourself! 🙋♀️