HIS VOICE! FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Wonder - Part Time Lover REACTION

HIS VOICE! FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Wonder - Part Time Lover REACTION
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[@T.B0ne]

Y'all don't even know, Stevie's whole catalog is pure Genius, We don't call him "Wonder" for nothing....

[@siegelemerson921]

I second that! Like T. Bone said, Y'all don't even know.

[@ajruther67]

I third that!

[@Harveygregorxotwod]

This song isn’t even top 25 Stevie songs most of key of life, innervsisions and hotter than July is better than this

[@brianmoss4832]

To do Stevie, you also have to do I just called to say I love you❤

[@ma8ic]

Luther Vandross is singing the hook, scatting, and singing the backgrounds!

[@WalkerOne]

Most people don't know this.

[@drjaye1962]

Thank you I’m not crazy…hahaha…peace

[@edwardmunoz7853]

​@@WalkerOne wow 🎉never knew that 👊💯🔥

[@nostalgiaman6816]

So what came out first? This or MANEATER?

[@imsljr420]

No it's not true.

[@katrinacash6393]

Stevie had his first #1 hit at the age of 13 in 1963 called “Fingertips”. His harmonica playing skills are fabulous. He plays multiple instruments and has had one heck of a career!

[@Sportsref13]

He also started appearing in several of the beach movies with Frankie & Annette.. Muscle Beach party, and such... when he was called Little Stevie Wonder

[@sedatedape315]

I came here to say they should check out some of Stevie's work when he was pretty young. I love seeing those videos when he was a teen.

[@Cynthia...]

@@Sportsref13 Yes I was just looking at an old black-and-white one of Little Stevie Wonder doing Fingertips part 1 and 2. He was about 12 or 13 I believe.

[@rwfrench66GenX]

On Epic Rap Battles they do Wonder Woman vs Stevie Wonder that brings tears to your eyes!

[@thomascanfield9165]

His tone on the harmonica is amazing. Nobody else seems to make it sound that way.

[@dsusan17]

Stevie Wonder is responsible for much of the technological advancement in the music industry.

[@keithroberts4952]

Thank you for saying that! He gets zero mention for his introduction of synths into popular music.

[@johncampbell756]

Les Paul created a massive amount, including multitrack recording. As for synths, the first one you could buy in a music store was the Minimoog. That was 1970. I'm not sure when Stevie first used a synth, but I keep seeing 1971, the same year as The Who. The Beatles used a MOOG on Abbey Road (1969) and, of all people, The Monkees had sythns on a record in 1967. All that said, no one in these bands mastered the synth the way Stevie did. And only Paul McCartney tivals his all around musical ability. Though, I'm mentioning these other people, I'm not trying to diminish Stevie. He just has some good company.

[@keithroberts4952]

@@johncampbell756 thanks for that John. For me, every artist you mentioned used the synth as additional embellishment which was great! However, stevie used the synthesisers to create whole bodies of work. He would play the drums, add probably Fender Rhodes or clavinet and have the synths add colour to the songs. Plus, he played moog bass as well. By the 80's a lot of r'n'b music became synth driven as they followed the sonic template pioneered by stevie. Part time lover is a great example of stevie as a one man band in action!

[@davidmole8299]

And for babies

[@carmenrafy]

Stevie was the man back then, had all the greatest hits. The one that's singing the "da da da dada dadaba" (scat) is the great Luther Vandross which you guys have yet to react too and he was a legend in the 80's.

[@themajicman745]

He(Luther) was a backup singer for Roberta Flack in the 70's and they did react to Luther's song "Here and Now"

[@carmenrafy]

@@themajicman745 oh I didn't know that. Thank you.

[@MRoyClark]

@@themajicman745 He was the main backing singer on "Young Americans" (1974) by David Bowie too. It was his first huge break in the business.

[@themajicman745]

@@MRoyClark He sang backup for Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway in 1972.

[@MRoyClark]

@@themajicman745 I don't see him or any other backing vocalists credited on my copy of the Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway LP (despite an extensive list of session players), and can't find any copies on Discogs that show this info, either. I don't doubt that he worked on the LP, but the fact that his name wasn't a featured credit is probably why his collaboration with David Bowie is often credited as his "big break", since he arranged the backing vocals in addition to singing, and was involved in major TV performances and became a part of Bowie's international touring band in the mid-1970s.

[@n8ty7]

I love that Luther Vandross did background vocals and adlibs for this song

[@InvestBetter.]

This was last #1 song by Stevie Wonder, in 1985. If you want to get on the Stevie Wonder tip, play songs like "Overjoyed", "Ribbon In The Sky" and "I Just Called To Say I Love You"

[@minxiv7]

Overjoyed was my first dance with my husband ❤

[@tpatt525_Tiff_]

I was thinking I remembered this song from when I was small. I was 4 in 1985 so I guess I was right!

[@davidmole8299]

Ribbon in the sky is special

[@kimcutts6153]

Can't go wrong with Stevie Wonder. "Isn't She Lovely" &"Sir Duke" "Masyer Blaster" "Happy Birthday" & a duet he did with Paul McCartney "Ebony And Ivory" next please. 🎵🎼❤👌

[@gloriacardona6267]

They've already done "Sir Duke" - AWESOME reaction, btw - but I second "Isn't She Lovely"!

[@surlechapeau]

yes, Master Blaster is a tribute to Bob Marley.

[@shippy1971]

A great catchy song, Stevie always produces beauties !! You can’t go wrong with any of his. Isn’t She Lovely is a favourite well worth a listen

[@gloriacardona6267]

You totally need to watch their reaction to Sir Duke. They were several months into the channel at this point, and were starting to recognize some of the big names in music. They were SO excited about getting some of the references! And, of course, Amber got to hear her horns :)

[@kimcutts6153]

@@surlechapeau really? I did not know that! X

[@heavenwithin81]

It is IMPOSSIBLE to be in a bad mood after listening to this song.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Think you'd love 70,'s boogie on reggae woman.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you will love his "My Cherie Amour", "I Wish" and "For Once In My Life" and dozens more!!! He is who the GOAT's call the GOAT!! edit - this was from 1985, 22 years after his first hit(age 13), so late in his career.

[@brianorzel1873]

It looks like you haven't done "Isn't She Lovely", "My Cherie Amour" and "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" yet. All heavily recommended!

[@Allencartercomix]

The catchiest song about cheating ever😆 Also, the scatting at the beginning, middle, and end of the song is from Luther Vandross. This song was a #1 hit back in 1985. Oh, and I should mention another upbeat '80s track from Stevie to check out: "Do I Do" from 1982.

[@jameshayes3387]

Never knew that was Luther

[@StillOneder]

@@jameshayes3387 This may have been a return favor to Stevie letting Luther do "Creepin' ". Stevie also wrote the song "My Love is on Fire" around '81 that he says he offered to Luther, but he didn't take it. Stevie did it on the "A Time 2 Love" album. There is also a remix that is really good that you can find here on KZbin.

[@lorioday8528]

A true master. His catalog of brilliant and inspired work is seemingly endless. Dive into his work. Every LP is packed with unique writing, instrumentation, production, vocals, and often profound messaging. Stevie's genius stands heads above most.

[@eggstu]

100% agree. He is a musical genius

[@scottboyenga7532]

No, not young Stevie. This is mid 80s. (And actually one of his last top 40 hits.)

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome! “Superstition” is my favorite!!🤘🔥

[@carolhollis4886]

Have been listening to Stevie for almost 60 years. Never disappointed!

[@richardrader6427]

Stevie wonder.." Living for the city"

[@surlechapeau]

Yes!, but it must be the full album version! Live versions always cut out the arrest section, a critical part of the song.

[@deezbeats9546]

My favorite Stevie Wonder song is "Living for the City" It was released in 1973

[@lreed1040]

I have so so many favorites by Stevie and many you have already reacted to. Some you have not yet would be "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing", "Send One Your Love", "Living For the City", "Boogie on Reggae Woman", "Higher Ground", "Isn't She Lovely", "Do I Do", "Ribbon In The Sky" and "My Cherie Amour". Oh there are others. Well anything by Stevie would be just fine.👍

[@bethmiller1840]

Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" is one of my favorite Stevie Wonder songs!!

[@minxiv7]

Boogie On Reggae Woman is easily my go to mood boosting song ❤ it’s just impossible to sit still when that comes on

[@quincytuggle2498]

The scatting part is sung by the one and only Luther Vandross. This came out in 1985. He 80s album he sang in these higher keys.

[@katrinacash6393]

“Ribbon in the Sky” is a beautiful song of Stevie’s. The melody and his voice, sigh.

[@oldcdog91]

I’m surprised you didn’t watch the video. The lyrics are clear but the video really brings it home. In Square Circle is a great album

[@debbiechang5781]

Stevie Wonder is just an amazing talent. It would be wonderful if you could find some early videos from him when he was known as “Little Stevie Wonder”! I believe he was only 11 or 12 when he started. You will see the roots of the music that he blessed the world with. Great choice guys 🌺✌️

[@thomashorton5715]

His album Songs in the key of life came with an extra 45 which was actually 33 RPM if I remember correctly it had two extra songs Saturn and I believe Ebony eyes. Saturn was one of my favorite songs

[@Battle_Faith-Ministries]

2 OF the GOATS Stevie Wonder & Luther Vandross doing the scatting

[@michaellynch9550]

I think the frequency with which you guys do Stevie Wonder’s songs needs to double.

[@rwfrench66GenX]

Great reaction! Coolio passed away recently RIP Coolio, and his first major hit was Gangsta’s Paradise which was using Stevie’s music from Past Time Paradise in the 70’s. That’s the thing, Stevie not only sings, plays piano, harmonica, and drums but he writes for himself and a lot of other people and plays on a lot of other people’s albums!

[@nettricegaskins1871]

"That Girl" is my favorite from that time period.

[@davidpetty2315]

Overjoyed, That Girl and this one are all 💣 💣 !!!!!!

[@jackielc68]

Stevie Wonder; simply iconic! ❤

[@jussinamortl6832]

Love this song! Such a great lesson. If you love the harmonica I would suggest listening to Fingertips part 2 when he was little Stevie wonder or I was made to love her. One of my favorite romantic songs by Stevie is Ribbon in the sky. The music alone sends me into a romantic bliss and the lyrics just melt me. Much love and smiles robsquad family ❤

[@SCVIndy]

Really popular 80s song .. have it on 45 .. reached #1 Billboard Hot 100

[@AlAndValOffGrid]

A prodigy if ever there was one. Amazing musician and man.

[@mikemenelik1492]

It´s my favourite song from Stevie !! He is a real WONDER !!

[@Cynthia...]

Oh Stevie Wonder is so awesome and this is a great song. He has so many big hits!🧡🎵

[@akastarchild]

The Soul you hear is the "VOICE," Mr. Luther Vandross in the background. As we have told you before, Luther added a certain something to a lot of top performers before he went solo. For me, it was Luther's part that made the song a hit. One of the few times I think Stevie needed the help. 😄😄🤩🤩😂😂

[@jvarious8665]

Overjoyed, Lately, Ribbon In The Sky, Love’s In Need Of Love and Dancing To The Rhythm are ones I think you both will love!

[@TheDivayenta]

Songs In the Key of Life is one of the greatest albums ever made! It was Stevie’s masterpiece of masterpieces. My faves off it are “ As” and “ I Wish”.

[@bucks614]

A lot of people will recommend Stevie Wonders songs but to me his best jam is 'Boogie on reggae woman' ... just wow!

[@brianhitzone37]

"Overjoyed", "For Your Love" are some beautiful Stevie ballads.

[@doctorj6030]

Stevie Wonder , another great talent from Motown, remember hearing his 1st big Fingertips with Stevie playing the Harmonica & singing. He has come a long way & is a great talent.

[@adnap]

MOST of the time, Stevie Wonder LIVES up in the First Tenor register. His voice tone and vocal control are phenomenal. One of his really great songs that most people aren’t likely to recommend is a song that I personally wouldn’t know if it wasn’t for the movie High Fidelity, called I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)

[@howardhales6325]

Beautiful song. There's also a nice cover of it by Art Garfunkel.

[@tarynkirchen5961]

@@howardhales6325 I love Art Garfunkel's version, but had no idea Stevie Wonder had done it. Thanks for mentioning this, Adnap and Howard Hales :D I will check it out!

[@davidbarnes1113]

I’ve been a big Stevie fan since I was a kid in the 70s. He has so many great songs, a couple of my favs are the thought provoking “He’s Mistra Know It All” , the infectious “ Boogie On Reggae Woman” , and “Ngiculela -Es Una Historia” just to name a few.

[@obedthemagnificent7128]

I'm South African so when you wrote ngiculela i got shivers. I had forgotten he has that song and he mixed it with Spanish i believe

[@romalbullock9246]

Luther Vandross is on this song, doing some of the "scatting" with him. Luther was new on the scene at the time. Great song! It's from 1985, towards the end of his peak hit making years.

[@EthanTodd.]

Little Stevie Wonder the boy genius.

[@bertisjordan1085]

My favorite artist all time (Prince a close 2nd). Such a deep catalog. You can never go wrong with Stevie. May I suggest a slept on gem "Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You)" P.S. Stevie is a multi-instrumentalist. There's a video on KZbin of Stevie playing drums that you should checkout also!

[@ericilsen864]

If you have not reacted to this song, you need to react to Sir Duke. I am sure Amber will love the song.

[@gordonpatterson8615]

Another Stevie gem, the first voice you hear on this track is the late great Luther Vandross, you should check out more of his stuff!

[@ellenjones7819]

The "scatting" that you heard was Luther Vandross singing background vocals.

[@e-5ruben807]

Stevie Wonder is such a talented singer some of his songs touch your soul. Like Overjoyed, Lately and Ribbon in the sky. What a blessing this man has been for the world.

[@hughfuller8416]

I love this song

[@christinelegate8137]

Stevie Wonder is one of the GOATS of music. He has had so many hits it is impossible to count them. His music is timeless.

[@lorettaonlivetv6851]

Hey Beautiful Couple! I was in "These Three Words" music video when I was a pre-teen. Stevie is such a nice man!!! Did you know that this song featured R&B singer Luther Vandross singing the ad-libs and backing vocals, in addition to Syreeta Wright and Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind and Fire. Stevie earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance in 1986, for the song. Takes me back to my childhood...

[@franticrage73]

My favorite Stevie song. Brings back memories from elementary school.

[@garyarnett1220]

Pure Stevie. Can't go wrong.

[@misterdoe]

When I saw what song it was I hoped you had the extended mix that starts and ends with Luther Vandross scatting. This was a pretty good album. He and Luther must have coordinated these albums. When he put this out in 1985, Luther had "When My Baby Comes Home" at the same time; the next two singles were Luther's "It's Over Now" and Stevie's "Go Home." Coincidence? 🤨😄 And that vocal is scatting -- and it's Luther Vandross!

[@jeffreygriffin7248]

Stevie Wonder is 🔥! Please check out the song As, That Girl, Another Star, Boogie on Reggae Woman when it was on Soul Train and Skeletons.

[@MichaelCDavis1]

This was 80s Stevie. He still had it thru the Skeletons album.

[@michaellanning9396]

Stevie Wonder, motown baby , love all Stevie songs. Wishing u guys an awesome night 🌙 ✌️🕶

[@minervalopez3145]

I love his Overjoyed and These Three Words.

[@Eric4471066]

This song was Stevie's nine and last #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart of his career. By the way, Stevie Wonder became the first artist to have a song peaking at the #1 spot on four different Billboard charts. That includes the Hot 100, Soul, Dance and the AC charts. This song was a big r&b crossover hit during the fall of 1985. A great song indeed!!!

[@marybaillie8907]

Thanks for some Stevie. Absolutely Master Musician. He never disappoints. He was such a big music part of my youth. Still love his music today. 🎶 🎶🎶 Stevie was 35 when he released this single. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@jediwalker6785]

Stevie was in his mid 30s when this single was released. One of my favorites.

[@cliffordlowerre1381]

A very young Stevie! Young or older, you can't go wrong with Mr. Wonder. If this doesn't make you move you're either dead or paralyzed. SO MUCH TALENT!

[@Docjonel]

"I Wish" is my favorite Stevie Wonder song. What a great beat, groove, and lyrics. His later stuff wasn't as edgy.

[@angelalacour2384]

Beginning in 1962 the man has had so many songs...You need to listen to more. Stevie Wonder has released 23 studio albums, three soundtrack albums, four live albums, 11 compilations, one box set, and 91 singles, not to mention guest appearances and duets. It is so hard to pick a favorite but Superstition and Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours are 2 that have never left my playlist.

[@allieren]

I can’t remember if you’ve done “Isn’t She Lovely” by Stevie Wonder, but that’s a good one to add to the list. My mom said she used to sing it to me when I was a baby 😊

[@bethcushway458]

"Isn't she lovely" which is about his daughter is just beautiful and "Ebony and Ivory" the duet he did with Paul McCartney is fantastic. When it came out our teacher played it in assembly in our tiny little village school in Norfolk, UK to get the message that racism was wrong across to us. That was way back in the 80's ❤️ Still a very powerful and beautiful song

[@georgepitts1057]

Hilarious intro to one of Stevie's concert videos shows him holding back some members of his band as they were about to step out in front of on-coming traffic ... Stevie says "You guys need to keep your eyes open!!!" ... Stevie was TOTALLY BLIND !!!!

[@freddymixson229]

great reaction! I always get excited when you get back to Stevie. Hope you experience "isn't she lovely" and all of "songs in the keys of life" possibly the greatest album ever recorded

[@TheBooey1650]

I was so lucky to see Stevie live and he was just a kid. I was a kid too, but he was so impressive I have loved him all these years. AND he played Fingertips at this concert too. He is a GOAT and from what I understand, a fantastic human being. Thanks for this reaction. Try "'Ribbon in the Sky" for a beautiful song rendition by him.

[@bigolebot]

Damn you saw Stevie live in the 60's? Little Stevie?!?! 🤩

[@marleneclausen30]

Now you are hitting the amazing Stevie Wonder’s stride!

[@chanellegale914]

I love Stevie & this song! It's one of my favs 😍

[@elizabethfranco1284]

This came out in 1985, Stevie can sing all levels

[@baird5776mullet]

What a great song and singer, i love the videos of Stevie Wonder and SRV doing songs together, God Bless them both and you both, your channel is the best reaction channel.

[@merlball8520]

From someone who has never been a big Stevie Wonder fan, this is probably my favorite SW song. I really like this one. All of the SW songs I do like share this same groovy sound. Thank you for another entertaining reaction. God bless.

[@amandawilmot6780]

"I Just Called To Say I Love You" ❤ such a great song

[@mindyalderman8865]

Hes a American treasure and has blessed us all over and over again.great mood changer.

[@trjbrew]

My favorite all time artist. Too many great songs to choose from, but if I had to pick one for you it would be "Superwoman, where were you when I needed you" from his Music of my Mind album. One of the most important albums ever recorded, because it resulted from his fight for musical independence. A fight he won against Motown records, as he broke with the Motown Sound and his kid image. The album was experimental and set a new foundation for R&B, in short he became to R&B what the Beatles were to Rock/Pop.

[@thebiscuitscraps]

I love Stevie!

[@leslapins7617]

Steve Wonder “Overjoyed” is a must!

[@maryannschumacher1370]

It's one of my favorite Stevie Wonder songs from the mid-80s! Also, his entire album, Songs in the Key of Life from the 70s, is phenomenal!!

[@lreed1040]

Jay and Amber there is the video to Stevie's song "Do I Do". Dizzy Gillespie does a trumpet solo that is to hear and see. The cheeks while playing that trumpet! All I could ever say when seeing the video is WOW! Dizzy's trademark cheeks.

[@stevemariman8769]

You're feelin' it, J&A! Stevie in the 80s, was on fire! This one, of course, "Go Home, Girl" "Send One Your Love" "Master Blaster" "Land Of La La" "Happy Birthday" "Did I Hear You Say You Love Me?" "That Girl" "Overjoyed" "Do I Do" "I Just Called To Say I Love You" "Never In Your Sun" "As If You Read My Mind" "Stranger On the Shore Of Love" (quite a few more from earlier and later on, too)...like "You Haven't Done Nothin'" "Front Line" "Golden Lady" "You Are the Sunshine Of My Life" "Isn't She Lovely?" "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" "Ribbon In the Sky" "Ebony And Ivory"(with Sir Paul McCartney) "Higher Ground" "Lately" "Living For the City" (many more)

[@shellygill5029]

Stevie has quite a catalog. He started out as "Little Stevie Wonder", he was just a kid in his teens. Fingertips (part one) an instrumental (harmonica Some beautiful slower songs: I Just Called To Say I Love You, My Cherie Amoure, Isn't She Lovely, Ribbon In The Sky, I Was Made To Love Her. Then there are: Signed, Sealed and Delivered, Living ForThe City, Knocks Me Off My Feet,, For Once In My Life, Do I Do....and so much more.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

You guys will enjoy listening to his song, "Skeletons". It's a very funky, jazzy banger from back in the 80s.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

This is a fantastic song, one of my favorites, liked dancing to this song

[@marthaz]

He's a musical genius and prolific songwriter. 🔥 Massive catalog. 💕🙏

[@Timothy919]

In this video you will hear how powerful her voice is a must!!!!

[@madmaori1]

when you have Luther Vandross doing your backing vocals you know your a star

[@mac2920]

my favorite artist of all time. Saw him live in 1980 and he sounds the same.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Love this man the maestro the genius the Wonder

[@Teletran35]

Stevie had good 80s music.This was around 1984

[@helgar791]

The other great, silky voice on this, who is doing all the "duh do da" scatting is the great Luther Vandross. Listen to him doing "The Glow Of Love", "Here And Now", "Give Me The Reason", and "Never Too Much" all big hits for him. IMO Luther was the greatest R&B male singer of his generation. RIP Luther, we still miss you.

[@lreed1040]

"Never Too Much" I have suggested a long long time ago. It is one of those 80's R&B Classics that if Jay and Amber have never heard, they should at some point. Essential Luther Classic. It's his first!

[@helgar791]

@@lreed1040 Actually "The Glow Of Love" and "Searchin' " with the group Change were is first big hits, and I actually prefer both of those. But yeah, "Never Too Much", along with "Give Me The Reason" are classics.

[@lreed1040]

@@helgar791 I stated First meaning his solo first. I liked Change back then haven't listened to them in a long time. Those songs are Change hits which Luther was a member they are not just his hits alone. "Never Too Much" would be "his" first hit. That's just my way of thinking. When an artist goes solo I keep it separate than their group or band material. As an R&B artist Never Too Much is my Favorite by him.

[@helgar791]

@@lreed1040 Sounds good to me.

[@Lakeshore14]

Thank you for this reaction. Never tire of hearing Stevie. He wrote a great song for Aretha Franklin when he was 14. Would love to see your reaction to “Until You Come Back To Me”. He really is a genius. Thanks. 👏👏😊

[@krystalrose4186]

Stevie Wonder is an absolute TREASURE to this world! I'm an 80's and Stevie's music has always been a part of my life. Got the chance to see him in concert back in 2015 and he was incredible live!

[@keithcarper8809]

This is from 1985. Stevie's voice is what Stevie wants it to be. Magic. ☮💚🎶

[@jackmcculler658]

It's been decades! Thank you Rob Squad.

[@welllivedlife-desireeg2804]

One of my FAVORITE Stevie Wonder songs. Cant go wrong with a Stevie song🙂 Great reaction

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Another one of my fave Stevie songs is called Always. The hook and flow are AMAZING.

[@lucabraga3471]

Perhaps you refer to the song with the title "As". Yes, As is a true masterpiece, the bridge in it is very spiritual, with direct reference to the Gospel of John.

[@pangaea90]

I love your reactions. At the end of this song you may have heard a different voice...it's Luther Vandross scatting. I love him too. Check out Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman" An absolute masterpiece. On another note, I am a 62 y.o. woman on a fixed income so I can't do Patreon but I want you to know I watch every reaction you do...music and movies and I love them all. Thanks for being my go to family.