Browse by Artist: WONDER, STEVIE

Artist:	WONDER, STEVIE
Title:	Down To Earth
Label:	LILITH (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
Format:	CD
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	LR 122CD

"Originally released in 1966 (when Stevie was only 16) as the follow up album to Stevie's second number one hit 'Uptight.' By the release of this album Stevie's artistic direction had shifted decidedly away from the 'Little Stevie' era, and he can be heard laying the groundwork for the more mature sound that would soon become his trademark. Featuring his version of Bob Dylan's 'Blowin ln The Wind' (which hit #1 on the R&B charts) and Ron Miller's 'A Place In The Sun' in 1966. (#3 on US R&B)."

Artist:	WONDER, STEVIE
Title:	Down To Earth
Label:	LILITH (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
Format:	LP
Price:	$22.00
Catalog #:	LR 122LP

"Originally released in 1966 (when Stevie was only 16) as the follow up album to Stevie's second number one hit 'Uptight.' By the release of this album, Stevie's artistic direction had shifted decidedly away from the 'Little Stevie' era, and he can be heard laying the groundwork for the more mature sound that would soon become his trademark. Featuring his version of Bob Dylan's 'Mr. Tambourine Man' and Ron Miller's 'A Place In The Sun' in 1966. (#3 on U.S. R&B)." 180 gram virgin vinyl.

Artist:	WONDER, STEVIE
Title:	Innervisions
Label:	VINYL LOVERS (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
Format:	LP
Price:	$30.00
Catalog #:	VL 900334LP

"After releasing the groundbreaking Talking Book, Wonder went on to release, in 1973, what is considered by many to be his magnum opus. Here Wonder brings social commentary to the fore with classic hits like 'Higher Ground' and 'Living for the City' and his commentary on American urban living has remained some of the most poignant in music history. The album also won three Grammys, including album of the year." Remastered reissue of the original 1973 album, 180 gram virgin vinyl, gatefold sleeve.

Artist:	WONDER, STEVIE
Title:	Talking Book
Label:	VINYL LOVERS (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
Format:	LP
Price:	$30.00
Catalog #:	VL 900396LP

"Released shortly after Wonder completed his 1972 tour with The Rolling Stones, and peaking at #3 in the U.S., it is the second release in what is widely regarded as his classic period, a period in which Wonder broke completely with the Motown sound and philosophy. Despite the strong initial disapproval of label execs, Wonder forged ahead and was rewarded with phenomenal success, forcing Motown to grant him complete artistic freedom over his work and proving to the music industry that R&B artists could find widespread appeal with rock audiences. Featuring #1 pop and R&B hit, 'Superstition.'" Remastered reissue of the original 1972 album; 180 gram virgin vinyl; gatefold sleeve.

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