I Call It Pretty Music... Little Stevie Wonder Parts 1 &2

[@biotechy2k]

I've had this on my mobile but I'm an old lady this is brilliant Thanks for uploading this so I can share it and share it across social media platforms to show people How Stevie's has been making music and creating joy in tis world Cheers from the land down under mate

[@narvelancoleman3813]

OMG......ONE THOUSAND TIMES!!!!!!! I so remember when this was released and played on the radio in Los Angeles.....I was 14, and my first introduction to the young genius! I would run to the radio and turn it up when it came on. You can really see how influenced he was by Frankie Lymon...what a treasure!!

[@howiekarpe4564]

These are marvelous and rare sides..Some I've never run across..Good job..Good sound

[@narvelancoleman3813]

Stephen A. Banks......Thanks soooooooo much for posting this long lost gem!

[@vivahabbitvanassen]

this was my tune back in the day we used to do this dance called the Texas Hop. Just black folks being black and have a good time back in day.

[@stevesizemore6274]

Amazing talent at a very young age. He nails both sides. Great drummer too.

[@robertpea9198]

There's a live version of this song on Volume Two of the Motown Revue recorded at the Fox Theater in late 1963 on the Motown label

[@paulherring4219]

The talent of Stevie, WOW!

[@ccalccol]

this debuted on Vancouver's CFUN chart in Aug 31, 1963

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

oh yeah, that's music for my ears, Street music

[@arthurwilliams9]

And so it begins... The seeds of the 8th Wonder of the world!!! 😁😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰🔥💥💯♥️💪🤜🤝🙏

[@Themaddprof]

Part 1 is kinda fun and poppy sounding. Stevie's singing is youthful, but doesn't crack as it would post-Fingertips-pre-Uptight. The harmonica playing is just ok on side 1. However, he really breaks it down and gets SOULFUL on side 2, playing HARD CORE FUNKY BLUES with his Chromatic harmonica (which is not easy to do for a grown musician-much less a 12 year old)! Oddly enough, this has never appeared on any of Stevie albums, only on a 1962 Motown compilation. Go figure.

[@jimmieperryman965]

Another Motown classic..

[@aim2dabone]

I believe it was released in August, 1962.

[@berniceivery]

@ivery5000 👠👠The blessed Stevie Wonder: the blessing is all ours

[@SOUNDROTATION]

Marvin Gaye on drums

[@061romell]

His debut was in 1962

[@groovinmoms]

still groovy

[@josephq2228]

💚2022✨Amen pass the Word... #MillenniumLanceAndTheOpenScroll 🌹💍 (Rev. 19:9) Daniel 11-12 Revelation 20-21 keeping the Faith 💜😎

[@kennethbesselman5739]

Reeks of Ray Charlels influence

[@narvelancoleman8597]

Ok....And so what? Stevie was a great admirer of Ray Charles!