MY nikka +rep. It's the last song on the album too, perfect way to end it. Leaves you sitting there like
Soo I've Never Heard This Stevie Wonder Song Before
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MY nikka +rep. It's the last song on the album too, perfect way to end it. Leaves you sitting there like
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
Grew up on Stevie gettin spins all day from the fam
Any of yall got a lank for that cut he did on the John Q soundtrack? Was damn near ready to copp the whole thing just for that song.
Any of yall got a lank for that cut he did on the John Q soundtrack? Was damn near ready to copp the whole thing just for that song.
in all honesty, Stevie is the only remaining OLD school Black star.
Marvin, MJ, Ray Charles, Teddy, Curtis Mayfield, Isaac Hayes, Womack....all gone.
There might be a few women left(Aretha, Gladys), but the men are pretty much all gone.
Marvin, MJ, Ray Charles, Teddy, Curtis Mayfield, Isaac Hayes, Womack....all gone.
There might be a few women left(Aretha, Gladys), but the men are pretty much all gone.
we still got Booker T. Jones (Booker T & The MG's) left...Sam Moore...Mavis Staples..Al Green...Ron Isley..Frankie Beverly & Maze...but your point is still very poignant ...We gotta love this last class of soul music while we can 'cause once they're not around ee hon.wish we had...
Big Mel
@bigboss
Skeletons was hot.
But the funniest thing about the song was that Stevie was caught up in the strange quagmire of being too crossover for black radio and too black for pop radio during that period.
Also, let's not forget that MTV special in 1988. He was trying to get that crossover audience back by any means.
To me , it was sad because I felt like that Stevie needed MTV more than MTV needed Stevie.
Tremendous thread
PhonZhi
Veteran
Dare you not to cry listenin to this..How does Stevie do that like he's breathing?!
the GOAT
This is why real music fans buy music and don't wait for radio to play songs for them.
PhonZhi
Veteran
yep