Cavett isn't an ahole, he's just always looking to get a laugh, that's his job. Letterman does the same thing. Stevie is also being humorous in his own way.
The only thing is that what Cavett's doing isn't funny. Stevie looks as though he didn't want to flounder in the interview and did his best to maintain some control of it. Cavett didn't do a good job of holding the reigns steady.
For real. Cavett's my favorite host of all time, but Stevie Wonder humor is on a different level than Dick Cavett humor. Stevie can smile and make you laugh. Always clowning.
Bruhh back then! Dark humor was normal (although theres no dark humor mentioned in this video)! My point is, people back then weren’t as sensitive as most are now! My father always told me this generation is filled with weak/ soft hearted people! Which of course is not necessarily bad! But trust me, theres no rudeness in this video.
@Giorgi Papuashvilifun fact, it's already a vintage style even when this video take place. Wayy older than you think it's from 17th century british monarch. As long as you're not under 5ft6 it's fine
this interview is before his whole classic period (of which he composed/recorded alone), music of my mind, talking book, innervisions, fulfillingness, songs in the key of life... all of his greatest work. rare to see an interview before something like that
Yep I was thinking that the album he mentioned that’s about to be released is ‘Where I’m Coming From’ Oops .. sorry but you can’t say he ‘recorded alone’ . . two guys who played a massive role during that period were Malcom Cecil and Robert Margouleff with TONTO. And what about Jeff Beck too. . there’s lots. I just noticed you included SITKOL . . so many more musicians and writers with that album. Dick Cavett trying to be funny and smart but Stevie at only 20 years old totally outshone him. P E A C E : )
agreed, it was a good interview, not crappy at all. And I'd say that Cavett was a lot better than letterman and o-brien. His interviews, even the shorter ones, got so much more in depth and had so much more realness to them than more recent television talk shows would even allow.
This was before the albums where he had full creative control and was writing his own lyrics. This was two years before Music of My Mind and Talking Book.
It's a great interview. Stevie is totally relaxed and enjoying himself. Richard is playing the straight guy to Stevie's cool and it works a treat. A tribute to both.
Wow! At 20 years old Stevie didn't consider himself a lyricist. Yet he goes on to write such poetic gems such as 'Visions' As' 'If its magic' 'Pastime Paradise' - that gives hope to all of us!
Not really lol. Stevie is a little awkward. He had much better chemistry with Ray Charles, the other blind and black musician, who's actually funny. Don't get me wrong I think Stevie is a great artist, just not a great comedian judging from this clip. That being said, that interviewer could've handled it a lot better, it's his job to make the conversation not feel awkward.
I'm sorry I took life for granted when I was young. Not only did we have real music from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Earth Wind and Fire, etc. but we also had civil discourse. I was a kid who loved to watch Cavett, David Suskind, Black Perspective on the News (Tony Brown), Firing Line (William F. Buckley), and Phil Donahue, among others. Now we've got the crappy faux news (FOX) along with MSNBC and CNN. There's no honest discourse and no unbiased news sources.
So true. If one was fortunate to come up on Donahue and Tony Brown and the music of Stevie and Earth Wind and Fire, then today's entertainment, rather anti-tainment, IS going to come up short and disappoint. But, the good news is that sooner than later that quality of the '60s-late 1980s WILL return. Truly. This is after all LIFE, and life is nothing but a DIVINE MOVIE playing in REAL TIME. The present phase of the movie, called END-TIMES, is almost over. Whew! Shalom.
Only having been born in the late 70s I was too young to understand stuff. But I wish I could relive my life, the last 30 years. Redo it all over again. I missed a grand chance to see Ray Charles live in 1995. Saw the ads for him coming to town and didn't attend. I wish I could redo it all. I was way too young, but I kind of missed the boat and now it is too late.
All these years later I just wanted to note that I always liked the tongue in cheek nature of most of your video's titles, Cavettbiter. This one in particular and also "Woody allen discusses particle physics" are a couple favorites that come to mind. also gotta love the hidden gem of a hit, #1 jam: "You never never never know" @ 2:59
LVSkinny Actually Stevie Wonder did co-write a lot of his lyrics, but he always give any other songwriters credit . Motown always made him team up with other people, they didn’t trust him to write complete songs by himself .
This was before his classic period though. From music of my mind on he wrote or cowrote (his then wife syreeta wright would help him with lyrics on some songs) every lyric on every album as well as the create the music composition and arrangement (as well as play a majority of the instruments on the albums). He was still developing into the genius he became.
He also continued to work with Paul Riser even into 1980, having him arrange some on 'Hotter Than July'. So those relationships were good and lasting! He and Paul KILLED it together when he was only 17/18 on the For Once in My Life album. Stevie's harmonies coming to fruition but still in the Motown umbrella... truly unique and beautiful time for Stevie!
He compose "create melody" which is the most important part....but when it comes to lyrics he can't see so he can't write the lyrics I'm guessing he got ideas of what to write down and have ppl write it down and help with the words
Dick Cavett was never seen on UK TV screens, so we missed out on great interviews like these. It would have been great to have seen Stevie Wonder chatting like this as, although all of his songs were heard on the radio and TV, we never got the chance to see him chat informally in the way US audiences did. In later years, UK Beatles fans also missed out on the interviews John Lennon gave but, thanks to TH-cam, many of them have been posted. Brilliant to see my childhood heroes again, but from a different perspective and, in this case, Stevie Wonder, he looks completely at home, and I suspect Dick Cavett took the time to make him feel at ease before the cameras rolled. A really enjoyable clip. Thanks! , which featured so which is why TH-cam has
This was a great interview. I appreciate how Stevie speaks his mind and isn't hung up on being perfect (though he is). And I like the way things don't seem scripted. Just two guys talking. It's ok.
Agreed! They are just playing with each other and appreciating each other. I don't think either one of them wanted to do a copy of all the promotional interviews Stevie Wonder has to do ad nauseum. Wonder probably enjoyed it as much as Cavett seemed to be.
@@werightnow will you fuck off and get a life? You are everywhere. Seriously get a job, get a proper life and you won't be sad anymore. I fell sorry for you buddy
I always liked Dick Cavett. This was just his style. I wish more talkshow hosts did things the way he did. It was always fun to watch and he created witty banter with his guests. Real class.
im no interview connoisseur but i didnt find anything crappy about this, stevie was his enigmatic "out their" at times self, and the interviewer handled it well, very funny at times....
And Stevie's best work was still yet to come. Songs like "Superstition", "Higher Ground", and "I Wish" didn't come out until a few years after this interview.
"Stevland Morris, get it together now" Stevie straighten that man out on his own show 😂 I must say tho, he's always been such a kind, gentle spirited man. He's 72 yrs young n still going strong. Many Blessings to him Always
I do not think this is a "crappy interview", it seems as if they were both having fun. I have been a Stevie Wonder fan, forever. Dick Cavett, to me, was a great host, he kept things light and talked about things from a different angle then most host did during this time. The interview made me smile, which is good enough for me. Peace, Teri
Dick Cavett haters are ignorant. He was the first Charlie Rose. Stars liked him. He put them at ease, therefor they opened up to them. I am truly thankful to have the Cavett stuff on TH-cam. Thanks for posting this even thought your title is lousy.
Every interviewer has his sluggish days. Anyone who says that Cavett sucks needs to see his other interviews. He really is a legend in the world of talk shows.
Thats my boy. I love Stevie. And i just love to hear him on 8-track tapes,which i have in my collection of tapes. one love,one respect to this living legend.
Was a sweet interview, Stevie held his own, such a cool, calm charisma. His style and sharp looks match his incredible musical gifts he is a true blessing from God. Much Love Stevie!! Great share thanks!!
Dick Cavett is one of the pioneers of talk shows and a terribly shy man. I absolutely adore and respect him for how he handled his career with nothing but good sense about people and creativity for a foundation.
That album ended up being "Where I'm Coming From." I never knew about it back then, and then once I discovered it's existence, it was out of print! Found it online a few years ago, it's really good and I would include it in the classic era.
You get the sense Cavett didn't come in with any questions whatsoever and didn't really have the proper respect for Stevie as the genius that he was and is.
The title of this video is a troll job. This is regular, normal Dick Cavett. Perhaps he's an acquired taste now, but back in the day he had the least constrained interview format of any show in the world, including the Tonight Show. And Stevie doesn't just keep up with Cavett, he upends him and forces him to pursue different lines of questioning. Great clip, OP.
As a lot of people have mentioned I wouldn’t call it a crappy interview. Modern talk shows are far more coordinated and rehearsed to the point where the awkward moments seen here are far rarer, but I think this style of delivery has its own charm and realness that’s lost today
I always liked Cavett. I think that in general he usually came off as genuine in terms of respect, or interest / curiosity, but his style of humor didn't always mesh with everyone. Despite his first name, I never thought of him as one.
Damn Steve wonder was fine AF in this interview 😍 so handsome and cute and talented damn why couldent I be born around that time😍. I need to find me a Stevie wonder lol 😂
I wish I went to school In the 70's, Music wasn't crappy Rap back then, it was REAL music. And when Stevie wonder dies, I think I will be Eternally Depressed.
@RAM71 you mean from then on! Stevie Wonder's songwriting,singing & musicianship as well as his advocacy for civil & human rights was about to begin, & he has not looked back! Stevie Wonder is the greatest singer/songwriter,producer,arranger,multi-instrumentalist,humanitarian,civil & human rights advocate ever! Long live the official UN Messsenger of peace & Goodwill (STEVIE WONDER)
All you people accusing Cavett of being racist checkout the doco about Hendrix on his show. Plus, as for his being uncool, he used to tear strips of himself and never pretended to be anything near as hip as the artists he had on his show, he loved Janis, Jimi and all the guests he had on his show and never put them down for cheap entertainment.
Stevland Hardaway Morris (Saginaw, Míchigan; 13 de mayo de 1950), conocido artísticamente como Stevie Wonder, es un cantautor y activista social estadounidense, uno de los más exitosos y reconocidos artistas en la compañía discográfica Motown, con más de 100 millones de discos vendidos.
Dick Cavett as an interviewer? Good thing his shows never got onto Australian TV. We had Mike Walsh, as an interviewer he'd run rings around Cavvett, Mike Wallace, Johnny Carson, David Letterman or any Yank TV presenter you could name.... Mike Walsh outclassed them all!
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I didn't find this crappy at all. It was very relaxed light talk and Dick Cavett has a class to him that was never offensive.
Me either
Stevie's speaking voice is so musical - his voice rises and falls in lyrical phrases. Totally natural musician inside-out and all around.
Cavett isn't an ahole, he's just always looking to get a laugh, that's his job. Letterman does the same thing. Stevie is also being humorous in his own way.
The only thing is that what Cavett's doing isn't funny. Stevie looks as though he didn't want to flounder in the interview and did his best to maintain some control of it. Cavett didn't do a good job of holding the reigns steady.
CheckMate657879 Yea, they didn’t have chemistry. That happens, theyre people. Doesn’t deny the fact that cavett was going for jokes.
@@CheckMate657879 this is a conversation. not a horse.
For real. Cavett's my favorite host of all time, but Stevie Wonder humor is on a different level than Dick Cavett humor. Stevie can smile and make you laugh. Always clowning.
Bruhh back then! Dark humor was normal (although theres no dark humor mentioned in this video)! My point is, people back then weren’t as sensitive as most are now! My father always told me this generation is filled with weak/ soft hearted people! Which of course is not necessarily bad! But trust me, theres no rudeness in this video.
I want that outfit, It looks like it could still by stylish even today
I think it's fire!
@Giorgi Papuashvilifun fact, it's already a vintage style even when this video take place. Wayy older than you think it's from 17th century british monarch. As long as you're not under 5ft6 it's fine
People were so decent and genuine back then. Really admirable.
Agree with you. So many today are sell, sell, sell. It was fun to see these two men enjoying each other so much.
Josh Moradi forreal
No, they were acting. Stevie and Ray are both faking their disability
@@werightnow lmao that was good nigga
Implying people arent Genuine and Admirable tody, fuckin' spastic
Stevie Wonder was fine as hell lol
Alayye Yes Indeed ❤️
Alayye sure is lol
Mmh 🧐I wonder what it would be like to.....nvm 🤭lol
@@youknowwhatflav9916 girl😂😭😂
You must be blind too
Horrible title. Great Interview
@Axzurah you obviously cared enough to write a snide remark unrelated to the topic at hand. ucctgg maga
Axzurah Youch, replies to a year old comment and still gets shit on.
Didn’t know the man’s name...bad interview great title
@@ucctgg very true.
Good title because it made a lot of people click and find out for themselves.
this interview is before his whole classic period (of which he composed/recorded alone), music of my mind, talking book, innervisions, fulfillingness, songs in the key of life... all of his greatest work. rare to see an interview before something like that
Stevie is body of work of his music
Yep I was thinking that the album he mentioned that’s about to be released is ‘Where I’m Coming From’
Oops .. sorry but you can’t say he ‘recorded alone’ . . two guys who played a massive role during that period were Malcom Cecil and Robert Margouleff with TONTO. And what about Jeff Beck too. . there’s lots. I just noticed you included SITKOL . . so many more musicians and writers with that album.
Dick Cavett trying to be funny and smart but Stevie at only 20 years old totally outshone him.
P E A C E : )
I love Stevie's jacket
This interview seemed pretty good. Cavett has a style, almost like a mix between david letterman and conan o brien.
agreed, it was a good interview, not crappy at all. And I'd say that Cavett was a lot better than letterman and o-brien. His interviews, even the shorter ones, got so much more in depth and had so much more realness to them than more recent television talk shows would even allow.
Well he looks like Conan physically but I'm not sure about the style, Conan is much more of an actor
Why would they call this a crappie interview it was entertaining ..
BUNK
No one of them even comes close to Dick Cavett, not even Larry King.
Stevie was 20 here!
Michelo Nyaundi it’s a way older video dummy, you think tv shows looked like that 8 years ago 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@michelonyaundi7654 😂😂😂😂😂dummy
I would believe 28
The albums this man released over the next 6 years rivalled the Beatles.
Only a white guy can say stuff like this
The Beatles couldn't hold a candle to the talent of Steveland Hardaway Judkins..... No comparison whatsoever.
Head The Ball, two different styles can’t really compare...both great
@@Chair400 Nah not at all
Head The Ball, no you really can’t compare them. They’re all legends.
I like Stevie's suit. He looks cool.
Woah this is an old TH-cam comment
11 years dam
Older than a lot of people...
Not me 😀😜😍😁😖🥰🤧😅🥸🥳🤠🤠🤠
Looks like a hotel bellhop costume.
Did he say he was a bad song writer!? MAAAN! What does he consider bad?
He meant lyrically but, considers himself a composer.
This was before the albums where he had full creative control and was writing his own lyrics. This was two years before Music of My Mind and Talking Book.
I don’t think it was a bad interview. I like that he didn’t just focus on Stevie’s blindness
to me the interviewer didn’t use his ability of sight to see Stevie was gonna say more and kept interrupting him.
It's a great interview. Stevie is totally relaxed and enjoying himself. Richard is playing the straight guy to Stevie's cool and it works a treat. A tribute to both.
Wow! At 20 years old Stevie didn't consider himself a lyricist. Yet he goes on to write such poetic gems such as 'Visions' As' 'If its magic' 'Pastime Paradise' - that gives hope to all of us!
Thanks...I was waiting on someone to add on.
Stevie is one of those people who is always a pleasure to see and listen to, even just speaking or interviewing.
This was a "great interview". Very funny! I thought Stevie and Cavett have good chemistry together.
Not really lol. Stevie is a little awkward. He had much better chemistry with Ray Charles, the other blind and black musician, who's actually funny. Don't get me wrong I think Stevie is a great artist, just not a great comedian judging from this clip. That being said, that interviewer could've handled it a lot better, it's his job to make the conversation not feel awkward.
“the other black blind musician” ...unbelievable.
Awww. He was so cute!
kindell1 very lol
Lovely smile stevie has....
I'm sorry I took life for granted when I was young. Not only did we have real music from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Earth Wind and Fire, etc. but we also had civil discourse. I was a kid who loved to watch Cavett, David Suskind, Black Perspective on the News (Tony Brown), Firing Line (William F. Buckley), and Phil Donahue, among others. Now we've got the crappy faux news (FOX) along with MSNBC and CNN. There's no honest discourse and no unbiased news sources.
So true. If one was fortunate to come up on Donahue and Tony Brown and the music of Stevie and Earth Wind and Fire, then today's entertainment, rather anti-tainment, IS going to come up short and disappoint. But, the good news is that sooner than later that quality of the '60s-late 1980s WILL return. Truly. This is after all LIFE, and life is nothing but a DIVINE MOVIE playing in REAL TIME. The present phase of the movie, called END-TIMES, is almost over. Whew! Shalom.
Only having been born in the late 70s I was too young to understand stuff. But I wish I could relive my life, the last 30 years. Redo it all over again. I missed a grand chance to see Ray Charles live in 1995. Saw the ads for him coming to town and didn't attend. I wish I could redo it all. I was way too young, but I kind of missed the boat and now it is too late.
Keith DuWan. James Brown was also one of our greatest.
dont forget hendrix. damn the bros never give him any love
In 20 more years some old guy is gonna be like, “in my time, we had justin bieber and katy perry! That was real music”
All these years later I just wanted to note that I always liked the tongue in cheek nature of most of your video's titles, Cavettbiter. This one in particular and also "Woody allen discusses particle physics" are a couple favorites that come to mind.
also gotta love the hidden gem of a hit, #1 jam: "You never never never know" @ 2:59
What do you mean uncomfortable? That shit looks incredibly comfortable.
Damn Stevie didn’t use to write his music. He had people at Motown. People be acting like ghost writers is something new lmao
LVSkinny Actually Stevie Wonder did co-write a lot of his lyrics, but he always give any other songwriters credit . Motown always made him team up with other people, they didn’t trust him to write complete songs by himself .
This was before his classic period though. From music of my mind on he wrote or cowrote (his then wife syreeta wright would help him with lyrics on some songs) every lyric on every album as well as the create the music composition and arrangement (as well as play a majority of the instruments on the albums). He was still developing into the genius he became.
He also continued to work with Paul Riser even into 1980, having him arrange some on 'Hotter Than July'. So those relationships were good and lasting! He and Paul KILLED it together when he was only 17/18 on the For Once in My Life album. Stevie's harmonies coming to fruition but still in the Motown umbrella... truly unique and beautiful time for Stevie!
He compose "create melody" which is the most important part....but when it comes to lyrics he can't see so he can't write the lyrics I'm guessing he got ideas of what to write down and have ppl write it down and help with the words
He didn't say that.. Its obvious that he wrote his lyrics. Someone probably formed the words for him at the time. But, the melody was his own.
Dick Cavett was never seen on UK TV screens, so we missed out on great interviews like these. It would have been great to have seen Stevie Wonder chatting like this as, although all of his songs were heard on the radio and TV, we never got the chance to see him chat informally in the way US audiences did. In later years, UK Beatles fans also missed out on the interviews John Lennon gave but, thanks to TH-cam, many of them have been posted. Brilliant to see my childhood heroes again, but from a different perspective and, in this case, Stevie Wonder, he looks completely at home, and I suspect Dick Cavett took the time to make him feel at ease before the cameras rolled. A really enjoyable clip. Thanks!
, which featured so which is why TH-cam has
Hes just such a well spoken and charismatic gentleman. Stevie really is a treasure. He really just seems like such a warm vibe to be around.
So very handsome! I need to get me a pair of sunglasses like that 👌
"Shades!"
well you neva, neva, neva, neva, nevaaaaaa, neva know!
ubberton wow dude 2010
The album he was talking about became "Where I'm Comin' From".
This was a great interview. I appreciate how Stevie speaks his mind and isn't hung up on being perfect (though he is). And I like the way things don't seem scripted. Just two guys talking. It's ok.
Agreed! They are just playing with each other and appreciating each other. I don't think either one of them wanted to do a copy of all the promotional interviews Stevie Wonder has to do ad nauseum. Wonder probably enjoyed it as much as Cavett seemed to be.
Hes not blind... he is a paid artists. The country he comes from, is ruled by mysticism and governed by LIARS.
@@werightnow will you fuck off and get a life? You are everywhere. Seriously get a job, get a proper life and you won't be sad anymore. I fell sorry for you buddy
@@vijayalakshmiherle493 These are the same type of people who still believe Paul McCartney died in the 60's and was replaced by a lookalike.... smh
I always liked Dick Cavett. This was just his style. I wish more talkshow hosts did things the way he did. It was always fun to watch and he created witty banter with his guests. Real class.
im no interview connoisseur but i didnt find anything crappy about this, stevie was his enigmatic "out their" at times self, and the interviewer handled it well, very funny at times....
And Stevie's best work was still yet to come. Songs like "Superstition", "Higher Ground", and "I Wish" didn't come out until a few years after this interview.
Sounded okay to me. Why was it crappy?
Cavett wants the last thing to say constantly. He asks dumb questions, too
It wasn't. People are just too negative and want perfection. Damn
@@ethicallygreen dude no
His JOB is to make people laugh
To do that he has to fucking TALK
1:26 Little did he know what his future held for him. He became a successful song writer.
Stevie Wonder is a brilliant man and his best work was ahead of him.
"Stevland Morris, get it together now" Stevie straighten that man out on his own show 😂 I must say tho, he's always been such a kind, gentle spirited man. He's 72 yrs young n still going strong. Many Blessings to him Always
He got their tho!!!! He became a fantastic lyricist!!!
I do not think this is a "crappy interview", it seems as if they were both having fun. I have been a Stevie Wonder fan, forever. Dick Cavett, to me, was a great host, he kept things light and talked about things from a different angle then most host did during this time. The interview made me smile, which is good enough for me. Peace, Teri
This man's smile is like a light switch lol 0:51
Dick Cavett haters are ignorant. He was the first Charlie Rose. Stars liked him. He put them at ease, therefor they opened up to them. I am truly thankful to have the Cavett stuff on TH-cam. Thanks for posting this even thought your title is lousy.
he's so cute
i know right 😍😗😙😘😚😻😻
I know right ❤❤❤
Every interviewer has his sluggish days. Anyone who says that Cavett sucks needs to see his other interviews. He really is a legend in the world of talk shows.
100%
Thats my boy. I love Stevie. And i just love to hear him on 8-track tapes,which i have in my collection of tapes. one love,one respect to this living legend.
I used to have Music of my Mind on 8 track
Any one else noticed his fashion sence was so kul
He has no fashion sense. He's blind.
luv the jacket Stevie have on bad jacket would luv 2 have a leather jacket like that n red /orange /metallic peach .
Stevie is the coolest.
Was a sweet interview, Stevie held his own, such a cool, calm charisma. His style and sharp looks match his incredible musical gifts he is a true blessing from God. Much Love Stevie!! Great share thanks!!
Musical genius!
hell yeah LOL
Indeed.
I LOVE Stevie. He was so fine too and smooth
This wasn't a crappy interview. Lots of joking, no big deal
joking? who did laugh? paid extras by signal of the handler? that first creep as the next are not funny at all....
Dick Cavett is one of the pioneers of talk shows and a terribly shy man. I absolutely adore and respect him for how he handled his career with nothing but good sense about people and creativity for a foundation.
That album ended up being "Where I'm Coming From." I never knew about it back then, and then once I discovered it's existence, it was out of print! Found it online a few years ago, it's really good and I would include it in the classic era.
"Well I nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, nevah, know." This was funny.
The question is how many people watched this just to see why the interview was “crappy”
For some reason the way stevie speaks reminds me of some of Will.I.Am's mannerisms. They are both quirky, funny, talented
U don't wanna get hit upside ya head do u?😂😂.
‘Stevie Wonder the Man’ would eventually see life as the groundbreaking album ‘Where I’m Coming From’.
Lol" she plays tuba"
God bless you stevie wonder you lovely blessing
You get the sense Cavett didn't come in with any questions whatsoever and didn't really have the proper respect for Stevie as the genius that he was and is.
Dick knows stevie is part of the "circle", paid to pretend he is blind
@@werightnow Excuse me what? :D
Paid to pretend he’s blind 😆
The title of this video is a troll job. This is regular, normal Dick Cavett. Perhaps he's an acquired taste now, but back in the day he had the least constrained interview format of any show in the world, including the Tonight Show.
And Stevie doesn't just keep up with Cavett, he upends him and forces him to pursue different lines of questioning. Great clip, OP.
that album would be called Where I'm Coming From
The tuba joke killed me...
Wow hes 21 years old and the album hes talking about is Take A Look Around. His first album produced by him.
As a lot of people have mentioned I wouldn’t call it a crappy interview. Modern talk shows are far more coordinated and rehearsed to the point where the awkward moments seen here are far rarer, but I think this style of delivery has its own charm and realness that’s lost today
The title was hella misleading, that was a legendary interview
Stevie was so young here. Not even old enough to drink. 20 years old.
Stevie got the swagg....and he look good
Stevie wonder would have only been 20 in this, holy shit
I find it impossible to dislike Dick Cavett
“I was very bad at poetry so I definitely am not a lyric writer” oh Stevie how you proved yourself wrong
stevie is 1 of the 🌎 messenger. we thank God Our Father for him.
I love his voice! He looks way much better without those darn shades 😎
3:51 damn stevie
#classical 🎼🎵🎶#legend Mr.Stevie-Wonderful: "the Musical genius"
I always liked Cavett. I think that in general he usually came off as genuine in terms of respect, or interest / curiosity, but his style of humor didn't always mesh with everyone. Despite his first name, I never thought of him as one.
Damn Steve wonder was fine AF in this interview 😍 so handsome and cute and talented damn why couldent I be born around that time😍. I need to find me a Stevie wonder lol 😂
I've always been curious about Stevie Wonder's style
Does he pick out the clothes hmself, or does he use a stylist?
he was 20 yrs old here
I miss the Dick Cavett show, because he is very laid back. Stevie and he seemed to have great chemistry during this interview. Anyway great interview!
"I hadn't heard that it was not together." LMAOOOOO.....
I love Stevie Wonder's suit and he is wonderfully gorgeous!
Oh man I want a pair of sunglasses like that. Does anybody know which ones they are?
That too Stevie has on..I want!
I wish I went to school In the 70's, Music wasn't crappy Rap back then, it was REAL music. And when Stevie wonder dies, I think I will be Eternally Depressed.
@AnjelicasBaby you gotta remember man this was 40 years ago!!! The humor back than was so different
It was?
That suit is DOPE!
@RAM71 you mean from then on! Stevie Wonder's songwriting,singing & musicianship as well as his advocacy for civil & human rights was about to begin, & he has not looked back! Stevie Wonder is the greatest singer/songwriter,producer,arranger,multi-instrumentalist,humanitarian,civil & human rights advocate ever! Long live the official UN Messsenger of peace & Goodwill (STEVIE WONDER)
Oh wait, its only the beginning of Stevie.
Its amazing, that best for him is yet to come.
All you people accusing Cavett of being racist checkout the doco about Hendrix on his show. Plus, as for his being uncool, he used to tear strips of himself and never pretended to be anything near as hip as the artists he had on his show, he loved Janis, Jimi and all the guests he had on his show and never put them down for cheap entertainment.
Dick Cavett is charming here. Not a crappy interview at all. Very sweet.
Stevland Hardaway Morris (Saginaw, Míchigan; 13 de mayo de 1950), conocido artísticamente como Stevie Wonder, es un cantautor y activista social estadounidense, uno de los más exitosos y reconocidos artistas en la compañía discográfica Motown, con más de 100 millones de discos vendidos.
Nothing here folks, it's like waiting for...nothing
Im amazed of this clear videography
Stevie is awesome. Love watching Dick Cavett reruns
sure.... does he have a dick? LOL
That suit! Clean as the board of health.
Dick Cavett as an interviewer? Good thing his shows never got onto Australian TV. We had Mike Walsh, as an interviewer he'd run rings around Cavvett, Mike Wallace, Johnny Carson, David Letterman or any Yank TV presenter you could name.... Mike Walsh outclassed them all!
People who say this is a crappy interview probably just type in Stevie wonder and see this first...without seeing anything else of Dick Cavett...