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Stevie Wonder — Boogie On Reggae Woman
Album: Fulfillingness' First Finale
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Total ratings: 1986









Released: 1974
Length: 4:55
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I like to see you boogie
Right across the floor
I like to do it to you
Till you holla for more

I like to reggae
But you dance too fast for me
I'd like to make love to you
So you can make me scream

So boogie on reggae woman
What is wrong with me?
Boogie on reggae woman
Baby can't you see?

I'd like to see both of us
Fall deeply in love
I'd like to see you na (ked)
Under the stars above
Yes I would

I'd like to see both of us
Fall deeply in love, yeah
I'd like to see you in the raw
Under the stars above

So boogie on reggae woman
What is wrong with you?
Boogie on reggae woman
What you tryin' to do?

Can I play with you?
Can I play?
No!

Boogie on reggae woman
What is wrong with you?
Boogie on reggae woman
What you tryin' to do?

Boogie on reggae woman
Let me do it to you
Boogie on reggae woman
What you tryin' to do?
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How does the bass player get it to sound that way?  It's crazy.  Six string bass? Super fat strings?  Super loose strings?  

Magic fingers?

And...cool album cover art. 
Posted 3 months ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
play some Little Feat after this

as Carlos Santana yelled on stage at Woodstock: "keep that shit going". 
Posted 5 months ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 zenhead wrote:

"Can I play?"



CAN I PLAY!!?
Posted 10 months ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
 Steely_D wrote:

I'mma let you finish - but this is the best Stevie Wonder song of ALL TIME and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song. 



Excellent!
Posted 1 year ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
Ahhh ... just had to get up and boogie!
Posted 1 year ago by Sneak    [ Reply ]
 zenhead wrote:

"Can I play?"



"CAN I PLAY?!?!"
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
 Steely_D wrote:

I'mma let you finish - but this is the best Stevie Wonder song of ALL TIME and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song. 



imma agree with you on all counts. and thanks for this comment. i always suspected the "dichotomy" in the lyrics, but now when i hear this, i won't be able to forget it.
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
It feels like he's been popular my whole life...because he has... but the layers and artistry of this song (as a 24-year-old) make him feel older.
Posted 1 year ago by rgio    [ Reply ]
I often wonder what happened in his career where he shifted from this cutting edge groove in 1974, to the easy listening yacht rock sound of "I Just Called To Say I Love You" in 1984.  It felt like he jumped the shark when that song was used in an AT&T Long Distance ad campaign that year.
Posted 1 year ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
I don't think you can top this original but if anyone got the itch to remake this I would not object to John Popper having a shot at that harmonica solo.
Posted 2 years ago by nickferrante10    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by Danmayo    [ Reply ]
 ziggytrix wrote:

For the longest time I thought the chorus was "You're the only woman" (as in the only one for me) - then I actually saw the name of the song. Doesn't matter too much, he could be singing "bla bla bla blah" and this song would still bring the funk X 1000.


Glad I'm not alone in thinking this song was called You're the only woman . . .
Posted 3 years ago by brosen    [ Reply ]
 Steely_D wrote:

I'mma let you finish - but this is the best Stevie Wonder song of ALL TIME and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song. 


Ok, you've sold me on a +1 to 9.
Long Live RP and the genius that is Mr. Wonder!!
Posted 3 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
I'm so grateful for the chance to appreciate these tunes on a deeper level than ever.
Posted 3 years ago by okskyhi    [ Reply ]
 zenhead wrote:

"Can I play?"



Please do.  Fingertips (Parts 1 & 2 Live) changed my very young life and introduced me to chromatic harmonica.

What key, what key ...?









Posted 3 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite of his albums..."Heaven is 10 Zillion Light Years Away" one of my favorite off this
Posted 3 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
Reggae On, Boogie Woman!
Posted 4 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 tallboy1968 wrote:
Great stuff.

Any Jerry Garcia / Merl Saunders fans out there probably already know that their side band in 1975 covered this song a bunch - with guitar and keyboard jams extending 15+ minutes.  Really groovy stuff.  Pretty cool given that Stevie released the original in 1974 only a year earlier.

Interested?  Search up: Legion of Mary Boogie on Reggae Woman

Enjoy. 
 
Thanks for the 18 min segue between this and Feel Good Inc by Gorillaz 
Posted 4 years ago by eyke    [ Reply ]
 jffhns wrote:
The harmonica solo sounds like it's being played through the neck of a deflating balloon.
 

Ha, I was waiting for it & sure enough you were spot on, Made me laugh!
Posted 4 years ago by skuzzfud    [ Reply ]
FORA BOLSONARO!!!
(#stayhome)
Posted 4 years ago by matheusac    [ Reply ]
yes!  keep the dance party going while we "shelter in place" during this strange time. 
Keep the world rockin' RP!
Posted 4 years ago by dianed    [ Reply ]
The harmonica solo sounds like it's being played through the neck of a deflating balloon.
Posted 4 years ago by jffhns    [ Reply ]
"Can I play?"
Posted 5 years ago by zenhead    [ Reply ]
The first line is kinda funny when in Stevie Wonder context: "I like to see you boogie right across the floor"
Posted 5 years ago by Relayer    [ Reply ]
I like almost any of his cuts where TONTO is part of the musical family. You just can't get the richness from a digital synth like you can from an analog synth. 
Posted 5 years ago by ednazarko    [ Reply ]
 Yo Stevie!
Posted 6 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
"Can I play?"
Posted 6 years ago by zenhead    [ Reply ]
I got tired of coming in here to up my rating for this song every time it came on, so I just made it 10 to save the trouble. 
Posted 6 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
even Bob Dylan would shout "Enunciate, man!"
 
For the longest time I thought the chorus was "You're the only woman" (as in the only one for me) - then I actually saw the name of the song. Doesn't matter too much, he could be singing "bla bla bla blah" and this song would still bring the funk X 1000.
Posted 6 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Why don't I have Stevie Wonder in my collection? An obvious shortcoming. 
Posted 6 years ago by daigoro    [ Reply ]
{#Devil_pimp}zesty ! I can remember paul simon the following yr at the grammys thanking s wonder for not releasing an album that yr !
Posted 6 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
Not a huge fan of this cut. No matter.  It showcases Stevie's stellar writing, phrasing, singing, production and musicianship. In the '70s, he had very few peers. 
Posted 7 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 VH1 wrote:
I never understood why some make such a fuss about his music, I find all of his music mindnumbingly dull and boring. {#Stop}{#Naughty}
 
Perhaps that explains your screen name .... ?  

And, yes, I have watched Snoop and Martha's Potluck Dinner Party on your network.  While entertaining, it's just another measurement of how far 'music television' has strayed from its original concept.
Posted 7 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Yessir, Stevie Wonder made some fabulous funk back in the day.
Posted 7 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
I'mma let you finish - but this is the best Stevie Wonder song of ALL TIME and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song. 
Posted 8 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
 (former member) wrote:
This is easily my favorite Stevie song, and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song.

 
Right On  : )   !!!
Posted 8 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 VH1 wrote:
I never understood why some make such a fuss about his music, I find all of his music mindnumbingly dull and boring. {#Stop}{#Naughty}

 
Though unplayable.
Posted 8 years ago by eveliko    [ Reply ]
I never understood why some make such a fuss about his music, I find all of his music mindnumbingly dull and boring. {#Stop}{#Naughty}
Posted 8 years ago by VH1    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
Amazing! You have won this month's Troll Prize. Please continue with your excellent comments so we can enter you for the end of year award. 
 
: )
Posted 8 years ago by easmann    [ Reply ]
 NCEyeballKid wrote:

Dancing at my standing desk!

 

 
SAME! Boogie on!
Posted 9 years ago by ohhh_katerina    [ Reply ]
Great stuff.

Any Jerry Garcia / Merl Saunders fans out there probably already know that their side band in 1975 covered this song a bunch - with guitar and keyboard jams extending 15+ minutes.  Really groovy stuff.  Pretty cool given that Stevie released the original in 1974 only a year earlier.

Interested?  Search up: Legion of Mary Boogie on Reggae Woman

Enjoy. 
Posted 9 years ago by tallboy1968    [ Reply ]
 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
Chair dancing!

 
Dancing at my standing desk!

 
Posted 9 years ago by NCEyeballKid    [ Reply ]
 richlister wrote:
"booayy-onrayya-woman..."

It's almost like he couldn't read the lyrics...

 
Amazing! You have won this months Troll Prize. Please continue with you excellent comments so we can enter you for the end of year award. 
Posted 9 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
Chair dancing!
Posted 9 years ago by BlueHeronDruid    [ Reply ]
Lil' Stevie Wonder at the height of his powers. 

Music of My Mind
Talking Book 
Innervision
Fulfillingess First Finale
Songs in the Key of Life

What an incredible run.



Posted 10 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
 richlister wrote:
"booayy-onrayya-woman..."

It's almost like he couldn't read the lyrics...

 
I don't think he can read any lyrics.  Love Stevie and love this song too.
Posted 10 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 richlister wrote:
"booayy-onrayya-woman..."

It's almost like he couldn't read the lyrics...

 
I always thought he was saying "you're the only woman..."
Posted 10 years ago by bev    [ Reply ]
Wow... what an intensely perfect segue... from Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress. FTW, Bill!
Posted 10 years ago by rocklandlove    [ Reply ]
Bill Cosby had to of used the instrumental beginning of this song as inspiration for the "Fat Albert" TV show theme song??
Posted 10 years ago by deepwoodskev    [ Reply ]
 Kanuffen wrote:


 
You're right! Its so shit, it's curved regressively past good and back to 'SHIT'.
Posted 10 years ago by richlister    [ Reply ]
"booayy-onrayya-woman..."

It's almost like he couldn't read the lyrics...
Posted 10 years ago by richlister    [ Reply ]
Not a big Stevie fan but this is "most excellent"!
Posted 10 years ago by dickmahoon    [ Reply ]
{#Bananapiano}
Posted 10 years ago by Peter_Bradshaw    [ Reply ]
{#Dancingbanana}
Posted 10 years ago by maksimus771    [ Reply ]
Not much else to say - just wanted to post a boogie man {#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 10 years ago by jeff58    [ Reply ]
man you are cooking today Bill!

Rock out 
Posted 11 years ago by DanFHiggins    [ Reply ]
 Randomax wrote:
I defy anyone to keep STILL during this song!!!!!!! 

 
Yeah, I could hardly click the stop button quick enough.
Posted 11 years ago by thewaxtadpole    [ Reply ]
 Kanuffen wrote:


 

'zactly

Puttin on my boogie shoes at work and getting down with my bad self
{#Bananasplit} 
Posted 11 years ago by Zonkers    [ Reply ]
Great greatness!
Posted 11 years ago by ccjemmett    [ Reply ]
 Randomax wrote:
I defy anyone to keep STILL during this song!!!!!!!  {#Bananajam}

 

Totally agree!!!!  Probably my favorite Stevie song {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 11 years ago by musickat    [ Reply ]
That voice!!   Simply beautiful.

{#Notworthy} 
Posted 11 years ago by CanuckMakem    [ Reply ]
Lay it down brother Stevie!!{#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 11 years ago by Elroweho    [ Reply ]
Fantastic song from a Super-fantastic album!! {#Bananapiano}
Posted 11 years ago by d48m02h1918    [ Reply ]
 black321 wrote:
Stevie sounds drunk in this one.
 
Drunk on funk. 
Posted 11 years ago by wmbmorrison    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
Like the funkiness, but the keyboard bass part is kind of annoying. Not my favorite SW tune.
 
Not entirely sure how you have a funkalicious Stevie Wonder tune WITHOUT keyboard.  {#Bananapiano}

World just needs a little more Stevie...Wonder, Ray Vaughn, Winwood, even Nicks.
Posted 11 years ago by wmbmorrison    [ Reply ]
Like the funkiness, but the keyboard bass part is kind of annoying. Not my favorite SW tune.
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]

Posted 12 years ago by Kanuffen    [ Reply ]
 You certainly are a real mess if this is your interpretation!

Art_Carnage wrote:
Starts off fine, then the lyrics get so garbled that even Bob Dylan would shout "Enunciate, man!" Then about 2/3rds of the way through, I guess they just said "screw it" and drop the lyrics all together. All in all, a real mess.
 


Posted 12 years ago by wonderlove99    [ Reply ]
 Zep wrote:

We are definitely not listening to the same radio station.
 
Really.  I've always understood the lyrics to this song, and since when does enunciation matter very much in rock and pop?  Everyone doesn't sing like Julie Andrews, and they shouldn't have to.

Posted 13 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Stevie sounds drunk in this one.
Posted 13 years ago by black321    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
Starts off fine, then the lyrics get so garbled that even Bob Dylan would shout "Enunciate, man!" Then about 2/3rds of the way through, I guess they just said "screw it" and drop the lyrics all together. All in all, a real mess.
 
Who cares - I mean just keep grooving with the beat. Not everything needs to be verbalized and most times the best things in life cannot.

can i play —— CAN I PLAY

Hell yeah you can Stevie
Posted 13 years ago by DanFHiggins    [ Reply ]

I just noticed today that the start of this song sounds just like the start to the theme to Fat Albert! Hey, Hey, Hey!  {#Lol}



Posted 13 years ago by beeblebrocks40    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
Starts off fine, then the lyrics get so garbled that even Bob Dylan would shout "Enunciate, man!" Then about 2/3rds of the way through, I guess they just said "screw it" and drop the lyrics all together. All in all, a real mess.
 
We are definitely not listening to the same radio station.
Posted 13 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
Starts off fine, then the lyrics get so garbled that even Bob Dylan would shout "Enunciate, man!" Then about 2/3rds of the way through, I guess they just said "screw it" and drop the lyrics all together. All in all, a real mess.


Posted 13 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
Fun song.  "I'd like to see you in the raw under the stars above." A nice thought, to be sure.

Posted 13 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
 Rooney wrote:
 Me too.  Usually, Stevie's lyrics are not hard to understand.  This one comes from the Andrew Bird, Kitchen-Towel-In-Mouth school of singing style.  Only Andrew's is a permanent thing.
 

It goes even farther back to the "Louie Louie" School of Garbled Lyrics. {#Lol}
Posted 14 years ago by SinisterDexter    [ Reply ]
 SinisterDexter wrote:


Makes sense to me. {#Smile}
  

Me too.  Usually, Stevie's lyrics are not hard to understand.  This one comes from the Andrew Bird, Kitchen-Towel-In-Mouth school of singing style.  Only Andrew's is a permanent thing.
Posted 14 years ago by Rooney    [ Reply ]
 Baby_M wrote:
When I was little and this came on the AM radio, I used to think he was saying "Boogie ornery woman"—like if she boogied a little, maybe she wouldn't be in such a bad mood. {#Cheesygrin}
 

Makes sense to me. {#Smile}
Posted 14 years ago by SinisterDexter    [ Reply ]
does the RP audience really require the word "naked" to be deleted from lyrics?  i dislike censorship.
Posted 14 years ago by walchenbach    [ Reply ]
Back in the 70s I never could understand what the hell he was singing. I thought it was something like "Booya Only Woman."

That's too weird Baby M. Almost identical post at the same time.


Posted 14 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
When I was little and this came on the AM radio, I used to think he was saying "Boogie ornery woman"—like if she boogied a little, maybe she wouldn't be in such a bad mood.

{#Cheesygrin}

Posted 14 years ago by Baby_M    [ Reply ]
Get your funk on!
Posted 14 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
Love your Nice/Evil Stevie analogy mate, great! I'm a huge Wonder fan, and I've never seen this song in this way before. Legend!!

 dmax wrote:
This is easily my favorite Stevie song, and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song.
 


Posted 14 years ago by wonderlove99    [ Reply ]
Now that's what I am talking about!!!! Can't stop grooving! Man, this is goooood!{#Dancingbanana}{#Bananapiano}{#Bananasplit}

Posted 14 years ago by shawshank    [ Reply ]
 dmax wrote:
This is easily my favorite Stevie song, and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song.
  I never noticed that before. Adds a whole 'nuther level to the groove. Thanks D!


Posted 14 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
I defy anyone to keep STILL during this song!!!!!!!  {#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by Randomax    [ Reply ]
Always been one of my favs from little Stevie!{#Dancingbanana}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
Stevie and Billy Preston sure were some funky a$$ keyboard players.
Posted 14 years ago by Propayne    [ Reply ]
Wow!  Makes it hard to write code when your hands / bod are boppin.....  Stevie's work is outstanding.
Posted 14 years ago by milkovic    [ Reply ]
 CascadianPDX wrote:
I KNOW you didn't dis Dione Warwick! As punishment, you need to listen to her duet with BB King "Hummingbird" and then report back if she's really a lamer. Course, I'm partial to that Bacharach stuff.  
Thanks for saying this. I agree on all counts. Saw a couple clips of Dione last night on one of those Time/Life infomercials (Porno for Pop fans- LOL). Fer sures, she blew every other "featured performer" out of the water. Her output with Bacharach was once-in-a-generation magic.

Posted 15 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
 vit wrote:
Wow I have a new appreciation of this guy. I was exposed to too much radio crap as a child and thought he was the male Dione Warwick. I, er, stand corrected.
 
I KNOW you didn't dis Dione Warwick! As punishment, you need to listen to her duet with BB King "Hummingbird" and then report back if she's really a lamer. Course, I'm partial to that Bacharach stuff.

Posted 15 years ago by CascadianPDX    [ Reply ]
an amazing album - what a gifted guy.
Posted 15 years ago by zenhead    [ Reply ]
 dmax wrote:
This is easily my favorite Stevie song, and it's probably the smartest written (although Living For The City's home->NY->jail scenario comes in a close second).

It's a funky study in dichotomy. Check the lyrics:
Nice Stevie: I'd like to see you boogie / right across the floor.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to do it to you / until you holler for more.

Nice Stevie: I'd like to see both of us / fall deeply in love.
Evil Stevie: I'd like to see you in the raw / under the stars above.

He does that repeatedly, even to the solo.
Nice Stevie asking permission: "Can I play?"
Evil Steve, bragging about his talent: "Can I play?!"

He obviously thought about this tune before committing it to tape.
And that groove... Jebus, this was a high water mark. Love love love this song.
 

agreed dmax.  thanks for pointing out the lyrical dichotomy too.  its easy to just boogie to this one and not listen carefully.  god he is genius!
Posted 15 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
I must add my dancing bananas here.  {#Dancingbanana}{#Dancingbanana_2}{#Bananapiano}{#Bananajam}{#Bananasplit}
Posted 15 years ago by reindeer    [ Reply ]
Excellent call, Bill. This brings back lots of memories. And I agree with the previous post about the great synth bass line. Most excellent.
Posted 15 years ago by tg3k    [ Reply ]
GOOD music to clean house by!!  Good morning everyone!{#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 15 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]

Great song, but after all these years it still sounds like he's singing, "Booaaaahhhgggg ornery womahhhhhh"

{#Bounce}

Posted 16 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
 vit wrote:
Wow I have a new appreciation of this guy. I was exposed to too much radio crap as a child and thought he was the male Dione Warwick. I, er, stand corrected.
 
You really should check out any of the records he made from Music of My Mind to Songs in the Key of Life—he had a phenomenal run of consistently excellent records that's matched by only few others (Beatles, Dylan, early Elvis Costello). Not a bad track on any of them.

Posted 16 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
Funky! Me like-y!
Posted 16 years ago by bugleboy624    [ Reply ]
MY FAVORITE STEVIE SONG - WEEEEEEEEE!!!!
Posted 16 years ago by jbtidwell    [ Reply ]
copymonkey wrote:
CAN I PLAY?!
Can you play? Can YOU play? Can YOU PLAY ?!! Craziest question of all time! Effin' A.... you CAN play!!
Posted 16 years ago by philbertr    [ Reply ]
Ballzak wrote:
I'm tryin' to sit still but I just can't keep my insides from uh, huh... left, right, left, left, right... boogie'n. Yeah. Get it Stevie. Funky.
I must agree!!!
Posted 16 years ago by joyfulake    [ Reply ]
straight up 10! there are few things i love more than the stevie
Posted 16 years ago by lophrequa    [ Reply ]
Wow I have a new appreciation of this guy. I was exposed to too much radio crap as a child and thought he was the male Dione Warwick. I, er, stand corrected.
Posted 16 years ago by vit    [ Reply ]
PMS Play More Stevie!!!
Posted 16 years ago by natebett    [ Reply ]
Funkiest keyboard EVER! By the way Stevie would hold, like, seven of the top ten in that category. CAN I PLAY?!
Posted 16 years ago by copymonkey    [ Reply ]
Even better than when it was released. This guy was truly ahead of his time!
Posted 16 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
An irresistible classic! Touched a few cobwebbed corners of my memory....
Posted 16 years ago by daedalus    [ Reply ]
ThePoose wrote:
Did he ever jam with Billy Preston? What a boogilicious sound they would have made.
Not sure, but I did see Mr. Preston when he played with the Stones in '76 in Cleveland, not as 2nd bill, he was with the band, quite a nice surprise!
Posted 16 years ago by ydjb    [ Reply ]
Did he ever jam with Billy Preston? What a boogilicious sound they would have made.
Posted 16 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
Saw Stevie in 1975 in Dayton, Ohio at Univ. Dayton Fieldhouse - i think O-Hare arena? Spectacular....
Posted 16 years ago by ydjb    [ Reply ]
As someone born & raised in the Detroit area but now on the left coast, Stevie Wonder takes me right back to Motown, Woodward Avenue, the Tigers & CKLW radio blastin out Stevie!Thx RP
Posted 16 years ago by willmcnaught    [ Reply ]
This is one song that always always makes me feel good. Play on, Stevie!
Posted 16 years ago by siandbeth    [ Reply ]
Is this the first time RP has played this classic? A great wrong righted.
Posted 16 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
I'm tryin' to sit still but I just can't keep my insides from uh, huh... left, right, left, left, right... boogie'n. Yeah. Get it Stevie. Funky.
Posted 16 years ago by Ballzak    [ Reply ]
Rocking! More classic Stevie pleasie!!!
Posted 16 years ago by Tree_Hugger    [ Reply ]
Classic Stevie - I love that funky and facile synth bass!
Posted 16 years ago by DoctorHooey    [ Reply ]