Superstition - Stevie Wonder - Still Havent Done Nothin Yet! (DVDr)

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1. Zuluzuru says:

   15.10.2019

   “Superstition” was a pivotal shift not only in Stevie Wonder’s career, but also in popular black music. The song in some ways represents the end of the Civil Rights Movement and the “sound.

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2. Bahn says:

   15.10.2019

   "Superstition" is a popular song written, produced, arranged, and performed by Stevie Wonder for Motown Records in , when Wonder was twenty-two years old. It was included on Wonder's Talking Book album and released as a single in many countries.

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3. JoJok says:

   09.10.2019

   Stevie Wonder is the stage name of Stevland Hardaway Morris (b. Stevland Hardaway Judkins, in Saginaw, MI, USA - a.k.a. Little Stevie Wonder), a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and raytrafovsicondni.catapocardwabmaililanddemosuppjus.co débuted, as Little Stevie Wonder, with the single "I Call It Pretty Music, But the Old People Call It the Blues" (, Tamla Motown) and his latest album is "A.

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4. Yokora says:

   13.10.2019

   Stevie Wonder originally released Superstition written by Stevie Wonder and Stevie Wonder released it on the album Talking Book in It was also covered by The Dani Felber Big Band, Simon James, The Mighty Clouds of Joy, Frank Colon and other artists.

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5. Kelkree says:

   16.10.2019

   Wonder Stevie Miscellaneous Superstition Superstition by Jeff Beck Very superstitious, writing's on the wall. Very superstitious, ladder's 'bout to fall. Thirteen-month-old baby broke the looking glass. Seven years of bad luck, the good things in your past. When you.

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6. Faull says:

   16.10.2019

   This song incorporates many elements of rock music, which helped Wonder extend his appeal to a white audience. Before Talking Book was released, Stevie went on tour with The Rolling Stones, which boosted his credibility in the world of rock. When "Superstition" was released, it was warmly welcomed on the same radio stations that played The Stones, earning Wonder many new fans.

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7. Kagasida says:

   15.10.2019

   Stevie Wonder "Superstition": Very superstitious, writings on the wall, Very superstitious, Although Stevie Wonder could play almost all of the instruments he used on his songs, he still preferred to let other guitarists play on his records. That's why Jeff Beck, an admirer of Wonder's music, was invited to the album's sessions.

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8. Dum says:

   08.10.2019

   Chapter 3 outlines the primary musical characteristics of funk and how Wonder’s style grew out the specific approach to funk developed by the house band and producers at Motown Records. I then analyze “Superstition,” “Higher Ground,” and “You Haven’t Done Nothin’,” focusing on the interactions of rhythm and meter.

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9. Maujin says:

   12.10.2019

   Barry from Sauquoit, Ny On July 28th , "You Haven't Done Nothin'" by Stevie Wonder entered Billboard's Hot Top chart at position #93; and on October 27th, it peaked at #1 {for 1 week} and spent 19 weeks on the Top {and for 7 of those 19 weeks it was on the Top 10} And on September 22nd, it reached #1 {for 2 weeks} on.

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