Second stage: Young Stevie Wonder

    I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER
Album on which Motown's team worked hard to overcome the biggest success so far by Stevie Wonder, "Fingertips." Versions of great vocalists of the black music of the era like "Respect" by Otis Redding, "My Girl" from Temptatins, "Please, Please, Please" by James Brown, "Send Me Some Lovin " by Little Richard, or " I Pity The Fool " by Ray Charles.
But again the great talent and not so little Stevie, shines with themes as "I Was Made To Love Her", one of the most important of the late 60's for his musical and vocal combination.
A luxury to have a disc of compositions of the soul legend, including the famous team Holland-Dozier-Holland, who produced many hits for Motown. Is its transformation into an adult soul singer and the starting point that will take you to the music of the 70s.
COMPOSER
Cosby,Hardaway,Moy,Wonder
Marascalco,Price
Moy,Wonder
Paul,Wonder
Redding
Robinson,White
Dozier,Holland,Holland
Charles
Dozier,Holland,Holland
Malone
Brown,Terry
Cosby,Moy,Wonder


SONGS
I was made to love her
Send me some lovin'
I'd cry
Everybody needs somebody (I need you)
Respect
My girl
Baby don't you do it
A fool for you
Can I get a witness
I pity the fool
Please, please, please
Everytime I see you I go wild





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