Vocal God | Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster | REACTION/REVIEW

Vocal God | Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster | REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster
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[@ChristopherGwinn]

Stevie Wonder in the '70s into the early '80s was pure fire. An absolute master.

[@gogyoo]

I don't know how I came to watch again recently We Are The World, but I did. There's the cream of the crop of 80s pop and rock singers there. Just, legends, immeasurable talent. But Stevie a whole league above them all, even MJ.

[@unclephil7650]

I've heard tons of both and I will throw it out there. Stevie stands head and shoulders above Michael in every single way.

[@TheDivayenta]

Stevie was a greater genius than MJ to me. Stevie wrote all his songs and played all the instruments on his albums. His songs are timeless classics.

[@clifton8929]

Stevie Wonder - He's been releasing great music since 1963, that's 60 years. A true musical genius, and a world treasure.

[@v.j.3029]

Stevie wasn't just a great vocalist, he was an amazing musician and composer too. He had all the talents.

[@robsutherland5744]

He still is.

[@rickknight1810]

I was 13 when Stevie had his first big hit -- also at 13. When I heard "Fingertips Part II" on my little transistor radio, I was hooked on R&B music and could not believe that young man could have such immense talent. He was blind, he sang, he played the harmonica, he plays the drums, the keys, the bass, the guitar, writes lyrics, on and on and on. What a joy to have grown up right along with Stevie Wonder.

[@thomascanfield9165]

The amazing thing about Stevie is apparently he’s a virtual one man band ! As far as I know he played all the instruments on this himself and mixed them in the studio.

[@bassman4308]

Heres the personal for this track: Stevie Wonder - vocals, Fender Rhodes, clavinet Nathan Watts - bass Isaiah Sanders - organ Benjamin Bridges - guitar Dennis Davis - drums Earl DeRouen - percussion Hank Redd - saxophone Larry Gittens - trumpet Rick Zunigar - guitar Background vocals - Angela Winbush, Alexandra Brown Evans, Shirley Brewer, Marva Holcolm

[@thomascanfield9165]

@@bassman4308 Thanks for setting the record straight here. I should have done a little research before making an educated guess. I’ll leave this up so folks can see your work.

[@KenJohnsonFlyfishing]

Stevie's tribute to Bob Marley. His tribute to Martin Luther King, "Happy Birthday," is on the same album, "Hotter Than July." It is worth a play, too. Hell yes, more Stevie!

[@KillerNetDog]

Stevie Wonder is a national treasure. A couple of my faves are "I wish" and "I was made to love her" And the bass lines in those songs are epic.

[@TheRookie738]

Stevie is a triple threat. Singer,songwriter, and superb musician. He is the Goat, Micheal ,Prince...learned from him.

[@lucabraga3471]

All Stevie's albums from 1971 to 1980 are incredible. Such a series of masterpieces has never been seen in other artists. He's a multi-talented artist with a vision and a spirituality that aren't paralleled in the musical scenario. He sang live even better than in studio! You can react to "Front line", "Black Man", "Do I do" and "I'm new".

[@jacqueline4514]

All time favorite Stevie Wonder banger: “AS”. Poetry AND a jam!

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

AS is beautiful!! Mary J Blige & George Michael did a great cover.

[@ronjm945]

Stevie Wonder is a extremely talented singer songwriter musician who put out incredible music throughout the years…

[@ememnicholas565]

I'm so old I remember seeing his first TV appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1963. I have always loved one of his early hits, "I Was Made to Love Her". I recommend you do that one so you can hear him when in his youth. He was explosive to watch.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

The genius of Stevie remains. Jeff Beck (RIP) told a great story about his collaboration with Stevie on “Superstition.” Short version, Jeff was in studio on drums messing around with beats as Stevie was returning from lunch. Stevie heard the beat and as he sat down at the piano, he said “keep that beat going.” Jeff said, “it’s me buddy.” To which Stevie said, “I know, keep it going!” Jeff’s beat was the inspiration for what became one of Stevie’s biggest hits, and they’ve even played it a few times live together. Great, great friends to the end. 👈🤘

[@bryanCJC2105]

Oh, I haven't heard this song in a long time. It was hot back when it came out and is still hot today! Stevie Wonder is in a class by himself. His musical career started when he was 11 in the early 60s when he was known as Little Stevie Wonder. He is a genius! His catalogue is absolutely huge and every song in it a masterpiece. "Songs in the Key of Life" is widely considered one of the greatest albums of all time. What is my favorite song? Wow, I don't know that I can pick one. Right now, at this moment, "Higher Ground" or "Superstition" comes to mind as one of the many that I love.

[@groverlongwire858]

Musical genius! His harmonica playing alone is like no other! Not to mention his writing and arrangements!

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

Yes Indeed!💫☄️💫

[@mariaportengen2959]

His song: "Lately" also is such a sensitive, beautiful, song. Goosebumps, listening to this fantastic number. 🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️

[@stellamorgan482]

It's amazing how many artist who came after Stevie credit Stevie as their influence.

[@NotStanleyTucci]

Vocals here are amazing. For me it’s this one and “All in Love is Fair” for his best recorded vocals 👍🏼

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I was in my last year of high school and Bob Marley died and I had become a huge fan. And the timing of this Stevie Wonder release has always suggested to me that it's meant to be homage to Marley's passing.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Check out his early 70s hit, Boogie on Reggae Woman. It's truly amazing.

[@dranet47]

I loved this song when it came out! I won the album from a radio contest, I was so excited. Happy Birthday is another excellent track off this album.

[@dionnecoburn134]

I grew up listening to him when he first hit the scene. He was not only a breath of fres air He had a lot of us dance and dance! abd dancing!! As always always loof forward to your reactions. Wishing you many blessings.

[@shelbys6572]

Everything he did was great

[@peterdellos8824]

Endless volumes of Stevie and the journey is phenomenal. So fun watching your reaction to such an incredible track

[@citygrrl6820]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 National Treasure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sharenwhitlock7737]

Stevie is a master. Reminds me of the fairground, his music used to blast from every ride. Good times accompanied by fantastic music 👌 Try 'free' by him.

[@missbelled6700]

He's definitely my go to music when I need to play something a little cultured that everyone can dig. Songs in the Key of Life was such a transcendent name for one of his albums.

[@womanonthinice1276]

Stevie! Love this song!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Feel Good Music Forever!!!!

[@michaelwhite6740]

Stevie's first hit song was "Fingertips Part 2" when he was just 12 years old. It's a banger, you should check it out

[@CBGB_1977]

Everyone at Mowtown used to call him “Little ‘Teevy” when he was a kid. 😊

[@alrivers2297]

Gotta hit his song Livin For the City

[@davidbentley145]

This man is a genius! Look it up under "genius!"...Ty Biz! More,More,More,More!

[@russellfernandes9607]

Stevie Wonder is a legend !

[@J_Gamble]

Stevie is the boooooooooomb. Try something off the "Songs in the Key of Life" album": *Pastime Paradise* is a great cut. It's been sampled heavily.

[@dariffer8228]

Hey Biz, if you want to hear a song where MJ was inspired by many of Stevie's vocal inflections, then check out the song Maybe Your Baby (off of the Superstition album). Stevie sings every vocal part on the track. No disrespect, MJ could only wish he had the vocal range and power of Stevie Wonder.

[@davidpeters3857]

Stevie is the 🐐

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

I love Stevie Wonder! I love his song You and I !❤️

[@emilymartinez6961]

I saw him do this song in concert and it lasted for about 15mins, a concert l won't forget anytime soon 👍🏻🎶

[@Robert.a1956]

You should check out “They Won’t Go When I Go” from the album Fulfillingness’ First Finale from 1974. One of my favorite Stevie Wonder songs. His 70’s albums are amazing 🙂

[@arijitsengupta9766]

This one is deep , supremely devine. He must have written out of some higher realisation of life.

[@Thejazzfan66]

Hotter Than July was at the end of a number of classic albums from Stevie!

[@SleepySkeleton__]

Album art for Hotter than July is absolute fire

[@patriciadavis5939]

As, Creepin, Do I Do, You and I, Living For The City. And on and on and on.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

PERFECTION

[@ltrane81]

This a BANGER!!!

[@coinconsultant8898]

One of the best musicians ever

[@MrPastor07]

Definitely more of this musical genius. I remember him when he was "little Stevie Wonder" on a local shin dig

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

I remember Shindig as well, Hullabaloo (sp?) too !!

[@MrPastor07]

@@cindyfalstrom7231 😁

[@laurahatzes6964]

Excellent as always. He's fantastic! Keep going!

[@missbelled6700]

Boogie On Reggae Woman is 100% mandatory. Hot with heat.

[@annie-yt7vq]

I'll say it....Stevie is a better singer than MJ!😊

[@TheDivayenta]

💯

[@dt1064]

Thumbs up because of the Reggae beat.

[@Tessiefaye]

Stevie wrote most of his music and Played ALL the instruments on some of his albums.

[@shellycasbeer3775]

There are a few songs you should check out. Cash in Your Face incredible!! And You Haven't Done Nothing or Boogie On Reggae Woman or maybe SRV and Stevie Wonder doing Superstition live. Too many to say But this here is one of my favorites. I remember the day I bought the album Hotter Than July it's a must listen.🎵🎼🎶🎸👍

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

I was just playing this album the other day! Great album. Thank you for your reaction. You always have good reactions. Cash in Your Face is still relevant and worth a listen, and of course, Did I Hear You Say You Love Me. I am sorry you didn't know about Stevie Wonder, you could close your eyes pick a song and it would be outstanding. Stevie Wonder is better than Michael Jackson. Michael was show, Stevie is substance.

[@gabrielgirlz2848]

6:20 Stevie Wonder was making arrangements to tour for this album with Bob Marley in 1981. Stevie Wonder wrote this song to honor Bob Marley and thank him for agreeing to the tour. Tragically Bob Marley died in 1981 as the result of a metastatic brain tumor. This live stage tour would have paired two amazing humanitarians and justice warriors. Thank goodness we still have the music inspired by both men!

[@hrossaman]

MJ would totes agree that Stevie's the GOAT

[@MarkChappell1]

Genius.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Another one of his fan-favorites huge Smash Hits was the song, I wish. You want a funky bass guitar line? That song rules.

[@beeseewill2407]

Stevie is just a Ball of talent.

[@miked2445]

FANTASTIC

[@NotStanleyTucci]

This was Steve’s tribute/response to Marley’s “Jammin”

[@kdavies3105]

The album "Hotter Than July" is the bomb

[@stardust0813]

Stevie and Bob Marley were very close friends. So Stevie wrote this to commemorate the late great Marley (RIP).

[@alfioplays7443]

A song about Mr. Music..❤

[@pattyg8464]

Can’t hear this one without moving.

[@jacqueline4514]

SO SO glad you are reacting to the wonderful Stevie Wonder!!! Songs in the key of life is a MUST listen to album for any serious music lover. SO much greatness through the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s; my favorite 80’s Stevie songs: “LOVE LIGHT IN FLIGHT”, “ALL I DO”, and for a lesson in Hip Hop roots, listen to his song “PASTIME PARADISE” you’ll probably recognize who used it right away 🔥🔥🔥

[@askiayis4842]

Goat

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gavinallan7897]

We jammin bro..top groove

[@patriciadavis5939]

Play Stevie’s Do I Do.

[@gavinallan7897]

Ultimate trib to marley till ads hit the middle 😂

[@jeffolinger-wm1hg]

Stevie singing about Bob Marley

[@user-mo6tz6oh9i]

Try his song, AS.

[@mauriziozucchelli4499]

I suggest that you listen to this ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ-9mIGPpL-em7c It's Stevie Wonder LIVE with Sting ... you can't afford to miss this !

[@jxchamb]

Not to be confused with the incredibley difficult NES game Blaster Master.

[@brias1755]

“Bob Marley influence” when bob marley and reggae in general came from motown music, which stevie was part of, so it’s still Stevie’s influence😭

[@garyarnett1220]

Tell me this isn't one of his best.