Second stage: Young Stevie Wonder
DOWN TO EARTH
An album that, despite not having a great commercial progress, if it had from the artistic point of view, his personal evolution sensed the future of voice processing, setting the groundwork for future works of the 70 years of great music. Motown soul melodies mix with other styles of pop, and can find good songs like "Sylvia," "Thank You Love," "My World Is Empty Without You" and the sweet "Hey Love".
Back again to use a song by Bob Dylan, "Mr Tambourine Man", like the famous team of Motown, Dozier, Holland, Holland, on the theme "My World Is Empty Without You." Contributing Stevie Wonder in the creative work along with Cosby and Moy in several of the compositions.
Back again to use a song by Bob Dylan, "Mr Tambourine Man", like the famous team of Motown, Dozier, Holland, Holland, on the theme "My World Is Empty Without You." Contributing Stevie Wonder in the creative work along with Cosby and Moy in several of the compositions.
SONGS
A Place In The Sun
Bang Bang
Down To Earth
Thank You Love
Be Cool, Be Calm (And Keep Yourself Together)
Sylvia
My World Is Empty Without You
The Lonesome Road
Angel Baby (Don't You Ever Leave Me)
Mr. Tambourine Man
Sixteen Tons
Hey Love
COMPOSER
Miller, Wells
Bono
Miller, Wadenberg
Cosby,Moy,Wonder
Cosby,Moy,Wonder
Cosby,Moy,Wonder
Dozier, Holland, Holland
Austin, Shilkret
Cosby, Moy
Dylan
Travis
Broadnax,Paul,Wonder
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1966-Down To Earth
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