Stevie Wonder on Musical Inspirations and Political Issues | SEASON 1 EPISODE 150
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- SEASON 1 EPISODE 150 [2013]
Larry sits down with 25-time Grammy-winning artist, Stevie Wonder, to talk about the inspiration behind some of his biggest hits, his thoughts on political issues, and counting President Obama as one of his biggest fans.
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If you’re ever feeling down, remember this. The Earth is nearly 5 billion years old and you were lucky enough to be alive while Stevie Wonder was here too. ❤️
The sentiment is beautiful, but this will not help a single depressed person.
@@parkerchace it’s helped be more times than I can count. Music is medicine for the soul.
I've said this about Bob Dylan
What a guy,😊
@@jimiwilson4322 Strange that! I love my music, but when I am feeling very depressed, usually when a loved one has died, I don't listen to music at all.
Stevie is such a sweet soul
His voice (just speaking not even singing) is so melodic and comforting to me.
Steve Wonder is the first singer and musical memory of mine. I was 3 years old when I heard him sing “One Little Christmas Tree”, it was on an album called “A Motown Christmas”. Forty Five years later I still can’t get through the song without crying my eyes out. Stevie is just sensational. That is the power of Stevie Wonder’s music and the incredible talent he has.
Danny Rumbles I had a very similar experience when I was really young, I will never forget jamming out and decorating the tree to “What Christmas Means to Me.” Ahhh Take me back.
I've heard various tracks from "Songs In The Key Of Life" over the years since it was first released. But it wasn't until 2004 that I heard it in its entirety from start to finish and it moved me to tears! That's what music is supposed to do! Move u! Touch u! Not just hear it, but feel it!
Bontempi king, poor mans Ray Charles
Songs in the Key of Life -awesome, awesome.
IMO The Greatest Album Ever
You a really big inspirational musician and artist Stevie Wonder!! I've grew up listening your music!! And I don't only admire you as an artist but as a person!! 😊❤❤Also thank you so mush for sharing and doing this interview!
Elena Z ok
same, but i don't think he's ever going to see this comment
Stevie wonder is one of my all time favorite artists it will never be another like him.
yes!!!!!!
Me too jaime... it's my all time favorite singer
Stevie Wonder will never stop amazing us with his multiple talents. You think you know what to expect of him, and then he amazes you with another facet of his genius. Continually evolving; developing new forms of artistry...how it's possible is beyond my wildest imagination.
❤
I swear to god I'm in heaven listening to him 😍😍
real artist, he even talks in vocals love ittttt
What a peaceful also humble man. Wish people had this much class also made music like him.
Very interesting stories from Stevie and I agree with him about his songs and music, they come from his heart and the spirit of God Amen!
Thank you very much for sharing
I am sorry for slavery Stevie.
If we want to make America great , we need to be great Americans. You are a sage!
He's so playful all the time playing the harmonica over Larry talking lol such a spirit
Great interview. Stevie's so awesome I'll overlook that he nearly says "Mr Letterman" at the very end!
😂😂😂. He can be pardoned for that
He actually says thanks it was a lot of fun
I listened to Songs in the Key of Life 4 times today and looked for an interview of this brilliant singer-songwriter and here he is saying this was his favorite.
Stevie Wonder music should be playing in the streets. It would change everything instantly.
Whoever who put the thumbs down on this video, needs to be banned from RUclips for good
Please come back to New Zealand. "For once in my life" I would Love to see you perform live!! LOVE YOU MY LIVING LEGEND!!
Larry, never sing again dude lololol
Song in the key of life my favorite it’s so goooood 🧡🧡🧡✨
01:21 - “good to See You again.” Stevie opens with a joke that goes unnoticed by our beloved King. what a rascal…or is our hero Shaq on to something?
Great man ! Musical genius !
Such a multitalented man
1:21
Damm
Good to see you aswell
Secret Life of Plants..... Sold with packs of flower seeds. 🥳
I love your song I ain't gonna stand for it
From Hotter Than July album. Heard song recently on my ipod.
I'd completely forgotten about that song til I heard it on iheart radio about 3 weeks ago lol!
I would love to see him , he love everyone.
True music Royalty...🎶🎶🎶😆🔥👏🏆👑
And if Stevie wasn't sent from the Heavens..... nobody ever has been....and Larry had the laugh of a boy child until His Soul transcended......He was a great Talk Show Host.....
His voice is beautiful even spoken
He really started the interview with "good to see you again"
Amazing man No words
I love this man 💯
Stevie is so influential, I now move my head from side to side when I talk.....damn
Songs in the key of life.
2 legends
Love this man. Love.
But I seriously do believe that's the Motown Superstar Steve wonder is a total great start in his time we all really have Love Steve wonder at Motown four actually totally four years now we love you
So many stars came out of Quincy Jones' universe; my favorite is James Ingram!
@5:19 Take 6!
@15:04 re Sandy Hook ... compare the facial expressions of the Aurora CO shooter James Homes to Adam Lanza's. In my opinion, you're looking at what they did with Sirhan Sirhan's mind he was a Christian Palestinian who never had an opinion on AG Robert Kennedy!
My hero and idol Stevie Wonder aka THE God of ALL Music !!!
If y’all don’t kno Denzel Washington is playing the role of Stevie wonder he is wearing a mask if y’all can’t tell do your research
I'd LOVE to see that! And bet Denzel would do a great job playing Stevie Wonder
I don’t think I can express with enough fullness how much of a hero - musically and non-musically - Stevie is to me, and has been since I was a teenager. What a spirit! Thank you Stevie.
Rest in peace❤️
whom?
@@kekemola1475Larry king.
@@Grandmaster__Gee ohhhh ok😅 sorry didn't know he passed, rip💔
Stevie Wonder All I Do
''good to see you again'' lol
Most enjoyable.
Larry leans back and smiles in a mixture of amazement and happiness 3:24
What a legend
ILY Stevie!
Segregating the black from the white in a blind classroom is not only racist but it’s very cruel and it doesn’t really mean anything to the children being segregated, moreover who it really means something ,is the person doing the segregating because they are the ones actually experiencing the so-called “pleasure”of seeing that happened so that’s probably a good example of the most self-indulgent racist behavior
clever boy
we are always hear and not hear
i know i love you alll
moon sun and ife
What do you charge cherish most in life
Like itself and in life there are people obviously family I love ones relationships friends
Love I love love and
I just the world and I'm serious You know if I had something to do all over again I would do life again going out I love you
Secret Life of Plants
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"They showed me the film..."
well that explains a lot
It says that there are more ways to see than just the physical eyes. That's what it says.
I watched the video and it shows Stevie Wonder is not really blind he caught something that only a sighted person could see 👻👻👻
Hehehe! I liked how he told Larry, "good to see you again" ....
The one thing I never understood is how blind people can talk if they can't see.
Weak bait
张裕特质三鞭酒 if you close your eye , can you still talk? ..
You are stuck in stupidity.
Do you know someone who talks with their eye's?? Smfh
Sightlessness DOES NOT affect any of the other senses.
I wish all black people were more like Stevie not making a big deal of what happened a long time ago I understand some of them went through it but the people that are usually making a big deal about it never had to go through it!
bro what
Hayden young black people today make a bigger deal about racism than black people did when it was way worse
Because the system that was still set up in place that not only hurt the people before us but is still in place hurting us we have lost mothers and fathers to that system that could have put or generations farther behind then they should have been thats why.
@Ruben Bergqvist Haeffner And the reason for that, for the most part, is that we're are allowing it to happen.
Thus BLM but what are the odds?