Stevie Talking Book

I can't decide between 'Innervisions' and 'Talking Book', but I know 'Songs In The Key Of Life' is a popular choice.

Innervisions. But that whole chunk of them he did (from Music of My Mind to Songs in the Key) is maybe the greatest back-to-back series of albums ANYBODY ever came out with. Talking Book (besides the two hits) has "Maybe Your Baby," an alltime footstomping classic. And Songs (even though it's a bit preachy in places) has (in addition to the hits) the beautiful "Knocks Me Off My Feet" and "Joy Inside My Tears."

2009-10-02 22:46:31 by Captain Caveman

1972 - Talking Book

I only really know "Talking Book", "Innervisions", and "Songs In The Key Of Life"...Any suggestions would be welcome

The three recordings to which you allude are indeed classic; I would add the recording that he made between "Inner Visions" and "Songs in the Key of Life": "Fulfillingness' First Finale", which includes the hit "Boogie on, Reggae Woman", the anti-Nixon paean "You Haven't Done Nothin'", and the oft-covered classic "Creepin'".

2008-06-08 07:49:32 by mcandy74

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since I asked a few weeks back what albums to check out I have bought
songs in the key of life
the definitive collection
talking book
innervisions

I would like to know the album "characters" is worth getting as I heard it has a duet with mj,(not sure the name of the song)

Does he have any good live dvd's?

Morning Colin!

I am not a massive fan of Stevie Wonder, but I have heard enough of him to feel that you probably already have the best of his output with those 4 Albums. "Characters" I have not actually listened to in it's entirety, but here is a review from Rolling Stone which you may find interesting.
http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/stev iewonder/albums/album/321811/review/5942 014/characters

The Duet is called "Get It", and tbh, it sounds like a MJ track, and a poor one at that!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi5I1bzNE -E

2009-07-21 02:18:06 by Colin S

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I've loved him for going on 40 years. I have all his albums, including Talking Book, Innervisions, Hotter Than July and right up to A time to Love. I also saw him perform live, at the Birmingham NEC in the 80s and he was stunning. I listen to his music every day and will almost certainly have his music on my last journey, when I depart this mortal coil!!!!

I used to love hearing "I just called to say I love you" by Stevie Wonder. His music is great. You may be his greatest fan. Do you have his boxed set called "At the Close of a Century"? If you do, you're right up there with his best fans of all time.

2007-06-05 13:07:02 by Cherrypicker

I read Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery, and I've been doing a powerpoint on it. I was out of skool on Friday, and i wasn't able to get my book from my locker. Now the powerpoint is due tomorrow, and i need to know a brief summary of what happens after Stevie and Susan Carol talk to Chip. Please help

I'm really sorry, but I havn't read the book, (yeah I know, ur thinking why i am answering thiz if i didnt) but i know hw frustrating it iz when ppl dont answer ur questions... so n e ways, my suggestion iz, the internet. prob. the best way 2 get a summary of the book, especially (caugh caugh) wikipedia, where ppl write pages on summaries and E V E R Y S I N G L E D I A L O G U E iz written down. good luck!!! o plus if you've read artemis fowl can u answer my question (no answers yet) itz "how old is holly short, in human years" yeah u prob. dont really know thiz series and dont hav time, but yeah... GOOD LUCK!!!!

2009-05-17 12:14:12 by **SaVaNnA**