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I have some CD's by him, but I cannot recall any name of the tracks I like most. It goes "na na na na naa na na naa na na naa na nana na na naa na na na na na nananaa.".
 
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ianrjones said:
I have some CD's by him, but I cannot recall any name of the tracks I like most. It goes "na na na na naa na na naa na na naa na nana na na naa na na na na na nananaa.".
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I like the fact you edited that, because you missed out one nana and a na.
Believe it or not, you're singing my favourite.
Give this 15 seconds, then start singing your words 👍
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJU_HGZFjgo
 
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Angle Poise-Lamp said:
I just called to say na na na na na?
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i just call to say i love you , from the bottom of my heart, na na na na nanananana, goes like this isn´t it, a guy who released a Master Blaster (jamming) tribute to Bob Marley, he is blind but not stupid maybe his nose was sniffing a lot of feel good powder and his brain cells went away, just by listening to his early albums one wonders or steves, what the hell they did to such a person with so high quality lps , but i´m not supersticious and not blame demons but they do exist inside ones head.

Then when all came down only to be resurrected by the refered XXL song quality, master blaster it even feels good when saying the name of the song, masta blasta

Isn´t she lovely, knew some girls who had this song in a LP ,i think. Dubious times, but the eyes don´t mess the hearing so he could listen to his records ,so ...(each choose what he became)
 
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I think one of his sloppy songs will hit the top spot.
Such as
I Just Called To Say I Love You

My favourite is Superstition, followed by Master Blaster
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good choice of songs, more or less the same. It goes like "...writings on the wall... " isn´t it? if so how could he see it , but it seems by the lyrics that he goes walking and hit´s everything on his way , also "like a 13 month baby breaking the glass...if thrown, 7 years of bad luck also under a lader another bad luck superstition, more or less like at 5 in the morning after a lot of hours of drinking at least 11 hours of doing it like if there´s no tomorrow and inbetween ,thoughts like "isn´t she lovely" , i used to have my left shoulder jackets or coats all white from the walls ´till i got home if not with a car, that against popular belief ,one when not capable of walking , driving is the only option
 
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‘He’s misstra know it all’ is one of my favourites. And the less commonly played ‘Black Orchid’ from the Secret Life of Plants is beautiful.

Frankly he’s one of the few artists for me where whole albums are fabulous, from first note to last.
 
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nopiano said:
‘He’s misstra know it all’ is one of my favourites. And the less commonly played ‘Black Orchid’ from the Secret Life of Plants is beautiful.

Frankly he’s one of the few artists for me where whole albums are fabulous, from first note to last.
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Yes, I've often wondered if his blindness has given him a greater musical talent than he may otherwise have had.
I believe you got to see the one and only BBC transmission of the Stevie Wonder prom, some time ago now.
I think there must've been some rights issue, because that one particular prom was never shown again - not on i-player at the time, nor anywhere since.
(It's as if they knew I was going to record it 😏).
 
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Gray said:
Yes, I've often wondered if his blindness has given him a greater musical talent than he may otherwise have had.
I believe you got to see the one and only BBC transmission of the Stevie Wonder prom, some time ago now.
I think there must've been some rights issue, because that one particular prom was never shown again - not on i-player at the time, nor anywhere since.
(It's as if they knew I was going to record it 😏).
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My recollection is I heard it live on Radio 3, where it comprised ‘covers’ by contemporary artists. Superb musicians though, up with George Michael, for example with They Won't Go When I Go. Do you know that, from his Without Prejudice album?

But as you say, it vanished and was never repeated. Maybe I should write to the Beeb and ask?
 
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Ah, it was different to that, but I found it listed as a Prom archive. I’d forgotten it was an entire album, not just random hits. I’ve written to the BBC to ask why.

www.bbc.co.uk

Prom 48: Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions with Jules Buckley Orchestra and Cory Henry

Conductor Jules Buckley and his Orchestra are joined by singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and keyboardist, Cory Henry to celebrate some of Stevie Wonder’s most iconic work.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
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He first got me with Fingertips and I never let go. After that, probably Superstition, Living for the City, I Was Made to Love Her, and I Just Called To Say I Love You, baby.

I'm enjoying all recollections of his harmonica jams🎶🎶
 
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