Talking Book (Remastered) Stevie Wonder
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Album-Release:
1972
HRA-Release:
19.02.2014
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- 1 You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 02:58
- 2 Maybe Your Baby 06:51
- 3 You And I 04:38
- 4 Tuesday Heartbreak 03:02
- 5 You've Got It Bad Girl 04:57
- 6 Superstition 04:26
- 7 Big Brother 03:34
- 8 Blame It On The Sun 03:26
- 9 Lookin' For Another Pure Love 04:44
- 10 I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever) 04:51
Info for Talking Book (Remastered)
Released in 1972, 'Talking Book' is Stevie's fifteenth album and the second of five consecutive albums referred to as his 'classic period.' It is considered by many to be his greatest and most influential album. A perfect blend of funk, rock, soft-rock, soul, gospel and smooth jazz. The popular appeal of the record destroyed the myth that R&B artists were incapable of creating music that could be appreciated by rock audiences.
'Talking Book' finds Stevie Wonder in complete control by writing, producing and performing most of the memorable emotion-packed, magical music himself. Wonder won three awards for 'Talking Book' at the 1974 Grammys: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for 'You Are the Sunshine of My Life,' and both Best Male R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song for 'Superstition'.
'Altogether, an exceptional, exciting album, the work of a now quite matured genius...' (Vince Aletti, Rolling Stone)
Stevie Wonder, vocals, harmonica, keyboards, synthesizer, ARP synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, drums
David Sanborn, saxophone, alto saxophone, background vocals
Trevor Lawrence, alto saxophone
Steve Madaio, trumpet
Steve Madalo, trumpet
Malcolm Cecil, Moog synthesizer, programming
Robert Margouleff, Moog synthesizer
Scott Edwards, bass
Jeff Beck, guitars
Ray Parker, Jr., guitar, acoustic guitar
Howard 'Buzz' Feiten, guitar
Daniel Ben Zebulon, congas, percussion
Debra Wilson, background vocals
Gloria Barley, background vocals
Delores Harvin, background vocals
Loris Harvin, background vocals
Dennis Williams, background vocals
Jim Gilstrap, background vocals
Lani Groves, background vocals
Shirley Brewer, background vocals
Digitally remastered
Ranked #90 in Rolling Stone's '500 Greatest Albums Of All Time“
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