Stevie Wonder - Superstition — (Official Video)

Music video by Stevie Wonder performing Superstition. © 1972 Motown

[jaimediazgasca]

Awesome funki rithmn for the Steve wonder

[chefdencroissant]

When you believe in things you don't

[fraps]

Get Down On It "1981" There is Superstition 1972. 70's & 80's were the best of times

[AndrewHillis_]

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🎶WOW ! ! ! WHAT A CLASS ACT ! ! !🎵
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[VIDKD]

'Talking book' was lightyears ahead of it's time. The perfect blend of soul and pop. For those that just know the hits, listen to 'Maybe your baby' The bass coupled with Stevie's smooth vocals is flawless. Crank up that bass.

Stevie forever.

[Icyyy_Oscar]

51 years later this is still a masterpiece since 1972

[beckycoggan]

Not just a fan of Stevies, I am a whole air conditioning unit!

[felixmadison]

One of the best lead in's in music history!!! This is pure bad ass!!

[anthonyjordan]

Perfect song to set the tone for today...Friday the 13th. 😊

[melihill]

Wonder if Stevie really new this video would be watched almost 50 years later? Amazing!!
One of my mom's very best friend Joylynn had ALL his albums, we'd listen to Stevie all the time.❤🔥

[ppernett]

G.O.A.T. What else can you say? He played the drums, the bass and the keys, AND sang.

[kurtfrancis]

The best FUNK song of all time, IMHO. Stevie @ his peak.

[Jbsutt]

Thats the best bass sound ive ever heard on record. That shit is sick sick sick sick. SW has a vibrato in his voice that will make your damn teeth click.

[davidjackson]

Fun fact: This song was co-written by British guitar legend Jeff Beck. It was all done practically on the spot in the studio

[BluezzEh]

I was 14 yrs old in 1974 and picked this song to do my gymnastics routine to for a competition. Memories.

[AndrewHillis_]

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🎵 NOW THIS IS REAL MUSIC ! ! ! 🎶
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[manoellima]

FANTASTIC! WONDER, THE KING OF THE SONG.

[gman]

The funky riff you hear is played on a Stevie's Hohner Clavinet model C. It was fed into one of the world's largest synthesizers called TONTO it's the iconic riff that grabs you in the beginning and is heard throughout the song." The Original New Timbral Orchestra (TONTO) is the first and largest multitimbral polyphonic analog synthesizer, capable of producing many tone colors with different voices simultaneously.

[JamesSmith-udjq]

Loved rollerskating to this when I was a teenager

[christinewilliams]

I love Stevie Wonder and I also love this song ❤❤❤💜💜💜💗💗💗