Third stage: Great Stevie Wonder

    INNERVISIONS
Stevie, with this album, won several Grammy awards, including the producer and best album of the year. These are compositions that Stevie masterly modeling, producing, playing all instruments and cover topics very close to people. Topics that make references to drugs, spirituality and politics, remember that at that time out in the U.S. the biggest scandal to date with President Nixon.

The problem latent about drug addiction with "Too High". With "Living For The City" shows the situation of black men in America, where poverty, racial tensions and hopes of a person of color in those 70 years in the big cities are reflected. "He's Misstra Know-It-All" denouncing government corruption of Nixon, then a funk of "Superstition". Here's a funky continuation of "Superstition" with "Higher Ground", and a song where he expresses his deep religious convictions in "Jesus Children of America", criticizing the cynicism of some religious. All seasoned with other wonderful ballads like "All In Love Is Fair" or "Golden Lady", enveloping melodies in "Visions" and the acid jazz "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing".

It is -of course- another masterpiece from the "master Stevie Wonder".
SONGS

Too High
Visions
Living for the City
Golden Lady
Higher Ground
Jesus Children of America
All in Love is Fair
Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing
He's Misstra Know-It-All 



COMPOSER

Bollenback,Wonder
Bollenback,Wonder
Wonder
Wonder
Wonder
Wonder
Wonder
Wonder
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