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STEVIE WONDER - Masterblaster (Jammin’) | Happy Birthday Stevie‼️ Our REACTION 🔥🔥
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Keep exposing those youngsters! Stevie Wonder is the definition of a legend!
Dad so good and loving as he's schooling. Beautiful children hanging with their Dad and Stevie Wonder. Loved it!
Stevie is a genius, supremely gifted, a lyricist too. So much of a lyricist that rappers are lucky that Stevie chose to stick to singing
His "Music of my Mind - Songs in the Key of Life" phase is truly a gift to humanity.
This is my absolute favorite by Stevie Wonder. Thanks a million. Made my day a helluva lot brighter.
Damn. You gotta get your son's mind to open up and flourish. It looks like he has a lot of barriers put up when it comes to song length, lyrics, instrumentation, and structure. Bring him on for some more old school reactions! It'll be good for him to develop a music sense.
Deffo needs to open his mind to different stuff. Asking would stevie wonder rap if he walk up to him and asked him to🙄. Clearly doesn't appreciate true talent
I am 68. Those were the days ... jammin to Stevie's songs. Thanks for your reactions.
Stevie Wonder is a living legend !!
I did this with my little brother when he was a young teenager. (He’s 14 years younger than me.) His musical tastes were limited at the time. Now he’s very educated! At first he was resistant, but quickly came around!😁
This is my favorite Stevie song! My uncle is a Jazz guitarist and teacher, and as a side project he plays in a Stevie Wonder tribute band. 15 years ago I heard them play this song at a club and I immediately fell in love with the song. Been a huge fan since 🙌
“STEVIE” -101😎 You have a wonderful family brother! Have been playing Stevie for my two sons since they were little. Keep dropping them hits and they’ll learn to appreciate the music!🎹🎼🎤Cheers!🍻
It's cool seeing another dad exposing his kids to all the good old music out there! Much love man! You can tell your kids love you a bunch because no way in hell mine would do that! Keep it up.
Lamb of God- Omerta
Your son had me dying the whole time with his questions😂😂 love yall channel
LOL He's a Jerk and you're the coolest.
@@LFRFAMILY don't be mean to your son come on now isn't that a little harsh and mean you said that he's a he's a jerk.
So dope to see you showing these hits to your kids! You're doing Gods work by keeping this music alive.
By the time this album came out, Stevie owned his own masters. This was something that he negotiated with the record company in the 70's. He is known to play the piano, keyboard, bongos, congas, drums, harmonica, tambourine, and harpejji. This song itself was a tribute to Bob Marley, which is the reason for the Reggae feel. But the lyrics as well will point you to Bob Marley.
For a great story album to listen to, try Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta. Also, his Songs in the Key of Life album is a great story album, as this was his interpretation on events that shape our lives. Great foundation album to branch out on Stevie with.
For the rap part, Stevie has done some rapping. But one example would be "Each Other's Throat" from the Jungle Fever album.
And he was showing his voice range in this song he went off his voice can go everywhere
One of the Baddest to EVER do it!
Stevie's Real Name is Steveland Judkins Hardaway Morris.. The name Stevie Wonder came from Barry Gordy which became his stage name as Barry Gordy was so impressed with all the different instruments he could play he just called him a little wonder.Stevie signed with Motown when he was 10yrs old.His first big record with Motown was called Fingertips when he was 13yrs old!!
Stevie Wonder is an absolute genius a treasure that's one of the many reasons Prince was inspired by him
Stevie is 🔥 he played the drums on Superstition!!!'
I bought Songs From The Key Of Life years ago and there’s nothing that can get you moving like Stevie can. I’d love to see you and your gorgeous kids react to “I Wish”. That opening bass sets the tone for the funkalicious treat that follows. ‘Living For The City” “Superstition”. I’d love any or all.
Born in '96, been listening to him my entire life. His lyrics were really how I learned to talk. This man is a Wonder.
Stevies tribute to the masterblaster Bob Marley
Stevie is the greatest. He has the greatest voice ever no need to talk about how talented he is that's obvious. He has the perfect songs for fathers to there daughters just two "isn't she lovely "and "for once in my life " are beautiful.I also love when he adds the funk like in "higher ground " like you said he's a legend a treasure and has a great sense of humor I remember those Eddie Murphy days and he actually did a funny piece with him.
Loving the education of the kids! This is REAL MUSIC🔥🔥 ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Your son needs to know that we used to listen to these albums over and over, reading the lyrics from the album cover, just thinking about what the song meant to us, and how it made us feel.
One of my favorite songs by Stevie. And Stevie wasn't born blind. Something with too much oxygen when he was in the incubator
That's true what you were talking about regarding racism. I met a survivor of the holocaust once who said that he was growing up in Nazi Germany when Hitler came to power and never knew he was Jewish until the persecution of the Jews started escalating. He grew up as a German and never considered himself anything else.
Barry Gordy gave Stevie his name as people marveled at all the instruments he could play he could do it all he was and is a wonder.
Hotter then July is one of the best albums of all time!
I'm 58yrs old, I've been a fan of Stevie's since the early 70's, just wanted to let you know that Stevie was Not!! born blind. Stevie was born 5to6 weeks premature and had to be placed in an incubator.While in the incubator there was an issue with the oxygen he was receiving, I watched an interview he was doing which can also be found on RUclips, he went on to say it had something to do with the temperature of the oxygen which damaged his retinals in the back of the back of his eyes which caused his blindness.Moving on to his music I thought it might be fun to mention that when he's in the studio working on a new project the different instruments being played on the songs are all being played by Stevie.🎼🎹🥁🎤!!!
Besides the estimates that you already named that Stevie Wonder played, he also played the basin drums on his albums so he was a multi-talented musician.
My favorite artist of all time. Happy Birthday
Guess my daddy a good dad first artist I was allowed to listen to was Stevie and it made me fall in love Stevie is my favorite of all time the greatest of all time he’s the goats goat
His daughter gets it shorty will come along eventually keep teaching the culture one love
I LOVE Stevie. I first saw Stevie perform at the age of 13 (on American Bandstand, I think). Stevie grew throughout his career, so that, whereas he started out at 13 with the song "Fingertips", by the end of his career he produced music in multiple genres (like this one which has a ragae feel.
Love what you doing with your Daughter and Son.
Let them know Dad, Stevie IS Michael Jackson's HERO, (do they know who Michael Jackson is)? I'm 69 I don't know a World without Stevie Wonder. Go easy on the kids, I can only imagine.
I love your interaction with your son - I wish more people would take the time to answer questions with respect and without ridicule or talking down to the person. They wouldn't ask if they knew the answer.
High Class Reaction, Master Blaster!
I think that Stevie is playing All the instruments in this one. Anyway, thanks for sharing.
This song was a tribute to bob Marley that's why he had the reggae beat.
I believe he wrote this song in tribute to his friend Bob Marley . Classic
Oh, your family makes me smile so hard. Be well!
Stevie is amazing! I wish your kids could see him in concert! It’s an experience! ❤️❤️❤️
You have been exposed to greatness! Be grateful you were exposed to Stevie! The greatest artist, such a talent!
This is real Music 🎵 🎶 🎼
Actually its one of the best songs in human music history.
Oh, and btw, he plays the drums too (among other instruments).
Many babies where made to Stevie’s music.
GREAT VIDEO AND REACTION!!! Your son is awesomely stubborn, you gotta get him to model a shirt that says “my questions will take this > 20 mins!” Get him hyped on some WAR, HALL AND OATES OR BEEGEES!
Btw, good parenting, right there Jack!
Amazing father figure 💯
You three are so funny to watch together. Proof that women mature much quicker than men. She looks like she wants to smack the mess outta him half the time for interrupting her groove with nonsense. So funny.
Before there was a Stevie Wonder there was "Little Stevie Wonder" So Check out "Sign My Contract On Love"
i was 9 years old when this was released 40 years ago.
It was the first song that this little English white boy ever took seriously.
By seriously I mean it wasn't just a throwaway pop song i knew the chorus of.
I took the time to learn every damn word
40 years later and it's still one of my favourite songs ever.
Masterpiece
Do "Higher Ground" please.
Let him hear some Pink Floyd they don't need words to express feeling with their songs.
Great job dad
Your daughter really takes after you! :D
The GOAT
Oh! Eddie Murphy wasn't joking when he used to say "Stevie Wonder's a musical genius". I'm the kind of person that Eddie Murphy used to make fun of with that line. Stevie's probably my favourite musician of all time.
This song is his homage to Bob Marley. The references to Zimbabwe might be there partly because Marley's Rastafarianism was predicated upon aspects of the 20th century politics of Africa, which Rastas refer to as their "Zion" (borrowing the Biblical language of the Exodus). Stevie didn't quite write every one of his own songs: he at least covered Bob Marley's "Redemption Song".
Of course he knew about racial politics: he was one of the most successful people in pushing for the creation of MLK Day. "Happy Birthday", from the same album, Hotter Than July, was his homage to King - it's right there in the lyrics - and greatly popularised the campaign for MLK Day, possibly being the main reason for its ultimate success.
I've seen Stevie live in his concert, and yes, he sings exactly like this, as well as this, live. It's unbelievable.
He was trained in a special school for blind children that focused on teaching them music, and was a musical prodigy, able to play 10 instruments by a young age. (Interesting fact: he also lost his sense of smell, after a log fell from a logging truck, crashing into a car that he was in and injuring him.) Listen to "Fingertips", his first big hit, back when he was still Little Stevie Wonder. (Another interesting fact: the drummer on that was a then-barely-famous Marvin Gaye.) Yes, "Stevie Wonder" is a stage name.
Stevie's before my time, too. But you've got to listen to him, he's a genius. My old housemates and I used to be at old-school funk and soul clubs every week, at the other end of the world to you, and when the DJ put Stevie on, the club always went crazy. This was in the early 2000s. He was one of maybe 2 or 3 performers whose songs marked the high point of the night on the dancefloor.
He won the Grammy for Album of the year 3 times in the seventies within 4 years. The one year he didn't, Paul Simon won it, and in his acceptance speech, he thanked Stevie Wonder for not releasing an album that year. He's one of only three people to win the Album of the Year Grammy three times, and has won 25 Grammies altogether, making him one of the most successful musicians by this measure. Those three albums probably represent the high point of his creative genius. They are Innervisions, Fulfillingness' First Finale, and Songs in the Key of Life.
In that seventies period, he was young, and was also experimenting with new instruments, including being a pioneer of the Talk Box (the other big one being Peter Frampton), and the rise of analogue, and then digital synthesisers. He promted the inventor Ray Kurzweil to start making synthesisers, since they already had a connection because Kurzweil had made a text-to-speech device to read printed books to blind people. The first Kurzweil synthesiser was made for him. He also worked closely with other pioneers of synthesiser technology.
Although he's musical royalty's musical royalty, he has happily played harmonica as a session musician on others' songs, such as Herbie Hancock, and The Eurythmics, being essentially a harmonica virtuoso.
Stevie Wonder not an American treasure. He's a world treasure.
Master Blaster Jammin song dedicated to Bob Marley!
Thanks 🙏🏾 for the attention to a classic. BTW MGK changed a lyric in Glass House from “I’m like Stevie, I can’t see these folks” after Nipsey was killed. Check out MGK’s drum cover of Right Hand to God (more passion than skill) but I think you will appreciate it.
Great reaction, you are now my main reaction channel.
I don't ask for request to often but if it's not to much trouble, GFR inside looking out live 1969.
Your reaction makes me cry. So good!
The teaching got me to subscribe...Love Y'all...
какие же вы замечательные ребята!
The lack of appreciation from the far right is hurtin my soul. How could anyone be unimpressed by such a masterpiece?
He was inspired by Bob Marley in this song. At least that's what he said.
I really enjoyed this reaction video your son needs to brush up on his music LOL
You should make your kids react to some 20 minutes Rush songs hehe. Happy bday to the musical genius and legend Stevie Wonder!
Я люблю Стиви!!!
Robert Plant plays a mean harmonica....and Ozzy Osbourne.
i pllayed harmonica since I was 7...hehehe
Сегодня тяжелый день: им нужен хлеб.
Они едят то, что им дают, как будто это обед.
Новая работа, дом похож на склеп.
Может, тебе нужна настоящая ловушка? Это и есть ловушка.
У кого-то день такой же, как и вчера.
Курите эту коноплю, чтобы затеряться до утра.
Шарик 50W в комнате, не sconce,
а твой злой Цивильник (?) играет, но это не наша игра.
По понедельникам, каждый день, как в понедельник.
Кто-то упадет на старый велосипед
чтобы продать его с похмелья.
Празднуйте свое новоселье, пока у вас есть причина.
Кто-то может прилететь к вам на этой неделе.
Образ жизни безграничен.
Потому что ты видишь этого парня?
У него нет отца.,
у него нет денег.,
у него даже ванны нет.
Я знаю этого парня. У него нет мамы,
так что здесь все хотят быстро набить карманы.
Припев 1:
Грабь этих сучек!
Еще один сумасшедший день.
Сосчитай всех этих голодных детишек.
Бедность (вокруг). Вот почему мы знаем слово "сон".
People in different towns - they have so much pain.
Discharge them, come on.
Chorus 2:
Choice without options - that’s all you gave us.
People without hope is poverty.
Now it's time to pay the bills.
Choice without options - that’s all you gave us.
Verse 2:
Schoolboy hanged himself in the yard of the house.
Chicks hook up cash for straw.
Dogs bark, someone's lock has been cut,
here will get an alcohol from scrap metal.
So bitch, I'm from the underbelly,
my voice is permeated
with cannabis smoke,
not their show-biz.
Watch TV, you're like Alice
in Wonderland. Visa to my world
в 11 километрах от города.
Еще одна одинокая ночь,но с горшком.
Завтра я найду в трубе чей-нибудь телефон.
У нас снова есть проблемы, связанные с тестом:
наши рюкзаки никак не могли найти дорогу в середине дома.
А что с этим дерьмом происходит?
Давайте найдем сосунков, чтобы накормить маленьких мальчиков,
чтобы избавиться от всех этих долгов.
Видите ли, не каждый может избежать делать это каждый день,
чтобы придумать новые скрипты,
ждать, когда новый кусок упадет к нашим ногам.
Итак, если вы готовы -
lyricstranslate.com
Son is like, wha? 😆
It was a tribute to Bob Marley he recorded this song after Bob Marley died him and Bob Marley were supposed to tour together.
Stevie also plays the drums.
He could also play drums and played drums on most of his own tracks , possibly this one.
Hey Good work Dad. Son in yellow try to be open minded and research Stevie. He is genuinely an inspiration to millions. I’m from the UK born in the 60s and I love him. He’s made me a better guy. And so
Much happier. Peace
Let the kids listen to the music... How are they gonna feel it if you keep stopping it. lol
Wait, you were 2 when this song came out and you've never heard it? I was only 5, an immigrant kid living in Montreal and I've known this classic my whole life cause it played often on the radio. How is it possible that you don't know this song, HOW? I don't get it, didn't you have a radio growing up in your household?
Stevie was born Stevland Hardaway Morris....
This was written for Bob Marley after he passed ..
India Arie wrote a song called Wonderful dedicated to him. Check it out.
Chill vibes. I liked the video. Happy birthday to a legend. Can you please listen to Tom McDonald- sad rappers or sorry. He’s a super multifaceted artist
Please react to (some music education)Juan Gabriel- Hasta Que Te Conoci(en vivo) or Dire Straits- Telegraph Road, good examples of story songs and music
I wish I could have done this with my parents back in the days..I love your channel!!!! Btw: Stevie too busy being a Soul-Funk-God to get into rapping
this song inspired Bob Marley,s song jammin
Great reaction! So glad I found ur channel. Did you see that Ronnie Radje reacted AGAIN to you?? The drug reimagined, GO LOOK, GREAT REACTION IF HIM REACTING TO YOU 🤣
Did he know he was black? Hahahaha that classic
Was that a clayton bixby reference lol
His birth name is Steveland Morris.
This song was dedicated to Bob Marley
Your daughter and you should react to the band Straight Line Stitch - Black Veil music video, the name of the song is Black Veil, you won't be disappointed, the band also contains a female vocalist.
School these youngsters they dont know!!!! Lol
Hey fam ! Love your take on this !
I already submitted a couple of songs for you and I'd like to add 1 more :
Chemical Warfare - Alchemist ft Eminem
Love To have your analyze on this !
Thx !!
Back in the day when people had radios, a "Ghetto Blaster" was a boom box aka speaker. I'm guessing a "Master Blaster" it the biggest baddest speaker out there!!!
Master blaster in this case was Robert Nesta Marley also know as Tuff Gong or Mr. Music
Tracy Chapman "GIVE ME ONE REASON"
Can yall please react to Kennington where it started by Harlem Spartans, there a drill group from South London
Tbf there is one other big artist who could sing great, could play the harmonica mid Song and who's legit called the piano man. Billy Joel.