Stevie Wonder - Innervisions
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Free Music Review: Simply Superb
Hit: 5 Stars
This is easily one of Stevie Wonder's best works. Even in the year 2007, the music sounds great and not dated and the lyrics still work. Golden Lady, Don't You Worry Bout A Thing and Too High are my favorite cuts, but all of the songs here are just pure excellence. This is a true testament to Wonder's sheer genius with music and songwriting. They just don't make 'em like this anymore. Free Music Review: This is as goods as music gets
Hit: 5 Stars
I cant tell you how much I enjoy this Cd. Stevie Wonders masterpiece is a cd that we are still talking about over 30 years later. I cant not think of a cd that expresses so many different emotions. If you dont have this cd, shame on youFree Music Review: A classic from one of Motown's frontmen
Hit: 4 Stars
Since this is a very old album by now, if you listen it for the first time it could sound a little bit "out-of-time". However "Innervisions" is a key album to appreciate Stevie Wonder in the peak of his greatest performances. A 'must-have' for every 70s Soul fanatic collector! Free Music Review: something we forgot
Hit: 5 Stars
Everyone seems to forget Stevie got 3 Best album Grammys:
Album of the Year: Innervisions- 1973
Album of the Year: Fulfillingness' First Finale- 1974
Album of the Year: Songs in the Key of Life- 1976
The one they left out was Talking Book. Stevie's lagacy was built between 72-76. He dominated the popular sound to the point where all young singers attempted to mimick his sound into the 90's. I don't think any other performer had such a profound influence on soul music of the 70's except the James Brown rhythm section, which went on to back Parliament/Funkadelic and pretty much started the Disco revolution.
Free Music Review: Stevie at his best
Hit: 5 Stars
This album is mind-blowingly good. Not much else to say beyond that!