Little Stevie Wonder - Fingertips, parts 1 & 2 (stereo)

[@joesmith9763]

This changed rock and roll forever. “Fingertips” and brother Ray’s “What I Say” shook this white boy’s world.

[@billmitch920]

(from Bolivia) Great music like this NEVER gets old

[@Servagio]

(from Belgium) I wholeheartedly agree!

[@sixtieskid062]

I was born the day Stevie recorded this at the Regal theater in Chicago, IL. June 12,1962.

[@rc2464]

A born prodigy.

[@deloresshephard463]

I was here when this first came out seeing him at The Motown Review in Detroit at the Fox Theater those were the days. 9 - 29 - 24

[@chiefauralist]

Delores, you are so BLESSED 🙏🙏for witnessing the BIRTH OF THE LEGEND, THE FORCE OF NATURE HIMSELF.."MR. STEVIE WONDER" 💯💯

[@Let-the-music-takeUthere]

One of the greatest gifts of our time! Thanks

[@dianesattazahn1411]

Heard this when it came out. Wow.

[@willmallory9085]

I never heard this version before. Thanks for posting it. 😊

[@deloresshephard463]

Still loving you Stevie Wonder ❤❤❤❤❤❤ 9 - 29 - 24

[@bunkyman8097]

Thank you for this. I have heard this version but never saw it live. You know Stevie is in another world when he keeps playing when the song ends and you hear someone in the band yell "what key, what key". Hang on now, here he goes!!!

[@susiem22]

I LOVE HIM!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@anthonybryant1969]

Musical genius from his youth 🔥🔥🔥

[@susiem22]

Genius. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertpea9198]

Fingertips Part 1 and 2 was recorded at the Regal Theater in Chicago. The opening footage was at the Apollo in New York. Same band. Believe it was Choker Campbell and his sixteen piece swinging band

[@brendagordon4571]

❤❤❤❤thank you. Loving Finger Tips. What a great legend!!!

[@brendagordon4571]

Recorded in Chicago, my great city 😊 AWESOME video

[@WestCoastAthletic]

Wow, what a talent

[@stellarutledge8342]

He is a awesome wonder

[@jkrofling9524]

As underrated a harmonica player as Prince was a guitar player.

[@pauloaprendiz]

Me deliciando aqui... eita❤

[@dvdmike]

This is NOT in stereo.

[@warrenholub9906]

One hit wonder...

[@jacksondunkley9533]

lmfao, oh how wrong you are, Stevie had a generational run from the early 60s to the late 80s