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Steven SchapanskyHappy 50th anniversary to Stevie Wonder’s appearance on Sesame Street on April 12, 1973. So much to love: the band is on fire, and there’s a kid on the top of the stairs who loses it for the entire 7 minutes. Pure gold. https://youtu.be/WvTP7e92JrE
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schnittchen 🏳️🌈 🔜 GPN, FSCK@Legopolis oh wow what a dense funky tune! The whole thing is on fire
Casper 👻@Legopolis Excellent!
it's B! Cavello 🐝@Legopolis wow, this sparks SO much joy 💖✨
Snooze Button ConnoisseurWow a young Stevie Wonder is a little before my time. That was awesome to see and hear. Thanks for sharing!
Doctor Memory@Legopolis I love this clip SO MUCH. Absolute lightning in a bottle: probably the best live version of that song ever captured.
(And I believe that's an absurdly young Ray Parker, Jr on guitar!)
Michael U@memory @Legopolis yeah it's definitely him - he played all over sessions for Herbie Hancock and others before he was commissioned to do that great Huey Lewis knock off
JWSGeek (Moving: Universeodon)@Legopolis here's the actual Grover section of short and long and high and low notes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8lUnI35Sd8
Grover and Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street, 1973
Chuck Jordan@Legopolis That is the greatest kid in the world. Now I want to see how they’d react to “Sir Duke.”
kcǃ@Legopolis wonderful! 🤩
💀 𝓕airchild 💀@Legopolis That's 18 year old Ray E Parker, aka Ray Parker Jr, on guitar (left). :)
Mac Swiller@Legopolis
Thank you for posting this!
Thank you for posting this!
Andy Jones@Legopolis Was never much of a fan until I recently saw this. They really are on fire. It's amazing.
@Legopolis @DHSDarcy I just find it interesting that the BPM slowly speeds up. Not unexpected, though, they probably weren’t playing to a click track like is common place now.
bifyu@Legopolis iconic!