Stevie Wonder – Soul TV 1972 (green transparant vinyl)

Stevie Wonder – Soul TV 1972 (green transparent vinyl)

In 1972, Stevie Wonder appeared on *Soul!*, a TV show celebrating Black culture and music. This performance came at a key moment in his career as he transitioned from a Motown pop star to a more independent artist. He performed songs like “Superstition,” showcasing his evolving sound that blended soul, funk, and socially conscious themes. This appearance highlighted his growing control over his music and set the stage for his later influential work

Soul! was a groundbreaking program that celebrated Black culture and music, providing a platform for artists to showcase their talent•This performance marked a pivotal moment in Stevie Wonder’s transition from a Motown teen star to an innovative, independent artist•Wonder blended soul, funk, and socially conscious themes in his music, reflecting his artistic evolution and mastery of the synthesizer•He performed hit songs like “Superstition,” demonstrating his musical genius and captivating stage presence•The appearance emphasized Wonder’s role as a musician and activist, influencing future generations of artists and contributing to the cultural dialogue of the time

TRACKLISTL

SideA 1.If You Really Love Me 2.Superwoman 3.You And I 4.My Cherie amour 5.Blowin’ In The Wind/ With A Child’s Hear

SideB 1.Love Having You Around/Signed, Sealed, Delivered/ Papa Was A Rolling Stone 2.Superstition / Maybe Your Baby 3.Uptight Jam