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Ye may now refer to me as Lord Daniel! Thanks Sooooo much for this one! And my plot is in Dhún na nGall, not far from the ancestral homeland Inishowen. Can't wait to visit my fiefdom later this summer!
Sorry Diane but I'm already a Scottish Lord or Laird as they say it. Selling a square metre of one's land although one still owns it is one way to raise money whilst waiting for the trees to grow.
@@CapnDan57amazing! That’s where I went on my visiting Ireland as a tourist trip last year. Amazing place with amazing people! Maybe someday we should do an Ireland trip as a big group.
@@DianeJennings D'ye remember the Beaver memorial in the bay of Árainn Mhór, that you couldn't figure out? That represents Beaver Island in Lake Michigan about an hour's ferry ride from here. The two are "Sister Islands", many folks from Árainn Mhór settled on Beaver Island when they emigrated.
When Paul Simon won the Grammy award for Best Album in 1976, he began his acceptance speech with "I'd like to thank Stevie Wonder for not releasing an album this year." as Stevie had won in 1974 and 1975. Stevie then returned to the studio and won again in 1977.
Thanks Diane! Great song by Stevie Wonder. I was amazed a couple of years ago to find out that there is no guitar in the song. It is Stevie Wonder playing the clavenet. In fact, Stevie Wonder is playing ALL the instruments except for the horns. That is talent, wow!
Stevie Wonder is a very normal, down-to-earth guy. MANY years ago (early 80's), a friend and I went out for a late night snack in Beverly Hills (I grew up there) after a night at a local dance club (we called them "discos" back then, and my friend was the DJ). There was a purple stretch limo double-parked out front, and in the large corner booth near the front door was Prince and his entourage, including "Chick" his huge bouncer. All with the "Look, but don't get near" attitude. While standing in line for a table, a few people behind me is Stevie Wonder and a friend of his. Standing in line with everyone else, waiting for a table. He ended up being seated literally right behind me, back to back against the back of the booth. Some fan came up and sheepishly asked him for an autograph, and not only did he sign it, but when the fan started walking away, he called him back and started talking to him for quite a while. When we left (we were done first), I saw his white and gold Rolls Royce parked in a meter half a block away. Whereas Prince wouldn't sign autographs or even allow fans to get near, and double-parked his big limo out front, Steve Wonder parked down the block and walked, waited on line like a normal human being, and then not just signed an autograph but was interested in talking to his fan. Classy guy, and I'll always remember the difference between the two of them.
Stevie Wonder is truly a music legend! I consider myself extremely lucky to have gone to the Forum in Los Angeles on May 13, 2011 to see Prince in concert and be blown away when Stevie Wonder guest performed with him! Since May 13 is Stevie Wonder's birthday, Prince lead everyone in the Forum in singing "Happy Birthday" for Stevie. Getting to hear and see Stevie Wonder perform "Superstition" live was amazing. Then, by some incredible good fortune years later, I actually got to meet Stevie Wonder in person at the Disneyland Hotel (where I used to work) and shook his hand! I have never been more starstruck in my life! 🤩🎼🎶🎵🎹
Stevie Wonder has an incredibly long and storied career and body of work. Three of his albums in particular are absolutely essential for a deep dive: "Innervisions" (1973), "Fulfillingness' First Finale" (1974) and "Songs In The Key of Life" (1976). They are three of the most amazing albums ever made, and the fact that he wrote and recorded them all in succession within a four-year period is staggering.
From the late 60s to the mid-70s Stevie Wonder had one of the greatest runs of musical brilliance ever. The word genius gets thrown around too often but he was one.
As you know Stevie wrote this for Jeff Beck after hearing Jeff fooling around on the drums, he was fooling around waiting for Stevie. Even though Jeff isn't a drummer Stevie liked the grove and say down to an electric piano and came up with his part. He told Jeff he would add lyrics and give it to him record. When he recorded it and sent the demo to Jeff. Stevie decided it was a big hit and ended up releasing it before Jeff did.
Actually, the late great Jeff Beck came up with the hook on guitar & played it for Stevie & wanted to collaborate but Stevie couldn't wait for an apre Po time & claimed writing credit,Jeff never held it against him & they performed it live together
Also no worries.....Jeff Beck was part of a power trio in the 70's with Tim Bogart and Carmine Appice...Beck, Bogart, and Appice. They did a cover of 'Superstition' that was OK....but they did a Japanese tour that indluded an live album - released only in Japan. I was stationed in Japan at the time (1974-75) and bought one and heard a FANTASTIC version of 'Superstition' on it.....
Lady Diane has a nice ring to it. Stevie Wonder was ubiquitous on the radio during the 70's and 80's - lots of great music, Jeff Beck is a guitar god, his songs don't typically have lyrics but are a great jam, such songs as Freeway Jam and Cause We've Ended as Lovers-written by Stevie Wonder, and his cover of the Beatles song A Day In The Life are a good listen. He recently passed in 2023 at 78
When I worked for Bill Clinton back in the 90s I did two events where Stevie played for us and he was the sweetest guy and dang, he was so funky! When he starts playing, he enters such a groove and zone!
You are correct: That was the equivalent of asking, "Who's Elvis Presly." Just kidding. Jeff Beck was a prominent British rock guitarist who was so talented that Stevie Wonder went out of his way to get JB to play on some of Stevie's recordings. Great stuff. This song is the very definition of FUNK. Loved your reaction.
S. Wonder used a variety of styles. He incorporated jazz, reggae, rock, older soul (his early hits) and even pop styles from the 40s and 50s. Thanks, Diane.
I grew up in the Detroit area (born in 1961) with Motown Records only 15 miles away. We would have our transistor radios tuned to channels that would play all the new music when it came out. Throughout the 1970's Wonder put out album after album of amazing music. Every album had hits and the other tracks were great too.
Lady Diane listens to a song called Superstition She’s not a big believer, she prefers intuition She does some groovy moves in the seated position I’d give her the chair dancing trophy if this were a competition
Stevie Wonder mega superstar All his music is great His song Do I do is awesome!! 😎 So happy to see Lady Diane today it’s like a big hug in visual form 😊😊
Diane, Stevie wrote this tune for Jeff Beck who is the guitar player on the album,, He had asked in in the studio ..Being across the pond so to speak, what were his Superstitions ...and this song came to life.
Steve Wonder's Superstition became our song as we danced to this song with my girl friend who then became my wife. She was on a holiday in Istanbul and we went to a very popular disco in those days. At the time we didn't know who the musician was, but when the holiday ended she went back to Leeds, UK and after a bit of research she found the album and told me that she bought the album and it was Steve Wonder. How excited we were !🥰 That was year 1978
Thanks, Diane! Stevie was (and IS) genius... singer, composer, arranger.. and all-around fantastic human... I hope you listen to more.. this is one of my favorites (combination of funk, jazz, blues.. and that "syncopation" on the brass), but there are many more at least as good... check out "Sir Duke" (tribute to Duke Ellington, featuring brass orchestra).. and also "I wish".. written after a family picnic where he recalls his childhood... so sweet.. look forward to more... and appreciate this reaction...
Amazingly Jeff Beck came up with the drum licks for this song while fooling around in the studio. Stevie was going to give him the song to record for Beck,Bogert and Appice but took too long to release it. When Motown management heard it they knew it would be a smash and released it first
Stevie actually never read music instead he felt it. He had a rare gift that was powerful. He simply understood music on deep level instead of just playing notes. No artist has had that ability since.
Jeff Beck (June, 1944 - January, 2023) was one of the greatest guitarist in the world. He played in the Yardbirds with Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page, and his own Jeff Beck Group.with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Nicky Hopkins & Aynsley Dunbar.
You can be Lady Diane and still be weird. They don't have to be mutually exclusive. Stevie is a genius. There was a time in the first half of the 70s when he was cranking out one masterpiece after another.
Happy Monday Diane. Thanks for listening and reacting to this classic song by the great Stevie Wonder. He's such a talented artist! Thanks for the share Lady Diane! Have a great week and be well my dear! 👋😎💚🍀🇨🇮🇨🇮
I thought I have not heard Stevie Wonder's song till I heard the guitar riff. Enjoying Your reactions and sharing in the music journey. Thanks for making memorial day Monday Happy and Joyful with good vibes.
This is Motown, it's kind of a specific subgenre of Soul, Funky and Disco music blended together. Stevie Wonder was one of the faces of it. Motown was a label and promotion established in Detroit that brought R&B and Soul music and.black artists into the mainstream despite the segregation laws.
@@DianeJennings I got a 10 foot plot now and I am Lord Rickey Carey. They email a map and the plot number to see where the plot is the links also has google map too. The certificate and items is in the mail and on the way.
Ahhhh, Stevie Wonder, classic 1970s Funk, a strong beat with an unpredictable rhythm with either percussions or strings. Lady Diane of Ardmore, has a nice ring. There is an town name Ardmore near Philadelphia
Great reaction, Diane, I've subscribed too. Songs from Stevie which I recommend are: "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)", "For Once in My Life", "Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday", "My Cherie Amour", "Higher Ground", "Living for the City", "Pastime Paradise", "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing", "You Are the Sunshine of My Life", "Boogie on Reggae Woman", "As", "Another Star", "Sir Duke", "I Wish", "Isn't She Lovely", "Master Blaster (Jammin')", "I Ain't Gonna Stand for It", "Do I Do", "Part-Time Lover". There are many more but these are great ones to continue with.
When cooking grits, a southern staple, they produce a distinct popping rhythm. Some of Stevie Wonder's music is based on that rhythm. This is one of those songs.
I remember him doing an anti-drunk driving ad sometime in the 80s. He was shown as a passenger in a car, saying that he'd drive himself before getting into a car with a drunk driver. That was after his car accident, so I'll assume that he knows what being in a crash is like.
Jeff Beck was a British rock guitarist who rose to prominence in the '60s with the group, "The Yardbirds," which also included Jimmy Page. Jeff Beck went on to form several other popular groups after "The Yardbirds" broke up and has a large catalog. Beck's collaborations with other artists generated some fantastic music. (Page, of course, went on to a little group they originally thought of calling "The New Yardbirds," but everybody said that name would go over "like a lead balloon." So they went with something different. 😉) Wonder has a genuinely *huge* discography, and has influnced other musicians for more than 50 years. Plus, clearly, chicks dig him. 😁
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Stevie Wonder had access to something called the Tonto. It was not just a massive synth, it was a room! An expanding universe of sound, effects... Malcolm Cecil was the man behind it.
Whos Jeff Beck 😮 ? Jeff Beck, until his death in Jan of 2023 was our greatest living guitarist in my opinion. You might react to Cause we've ended as Lovers, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Freeway Jam and People Get Redy with Rod Stewart.
Yes, "Who's Jeff Beck" is not a question I ever thought I would hear. If you like guitar, look up anything by Jeff. He's one of the greats. Wired is probably his best album.
Great song! Try "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips. It's older, but people were a different breed then. They sang about life and it's experiences. Read lyrics sometimes, they will tell you a story that you or someone you know can relate to. People will speak their hearts in their music!
Well, I'll always remember him as Little Stevie Wonder when he was kid, but already a talented and seasoned performer. Well, Milady, thanks for this it was fun.
About two weeks ago I was working on writing an instrumental backing track for a rapper friend of mine. I couldn’t help but be inspired by this song to add a funky rocking clarinet part, and it turned out so well. Glad you enjoyed this fantastic track by Stevie Wonder!!
Absolutely love Stevie Wonder! ❤️ He has so many great songs, and many have been sampled over the years. I have 2 to suggest: Pastime Paradise, and Master Blaster (Jammin). Lady Diane does have a ring to it, but I feel that Editor Diane truly has the authority.
Being memorial day it's good to celebrate those that made the world peaceful and enjoyable to live in. Some good Food and BBQ is also a good way to celebrate the day.
I met Stevie after a show he did at the NAMM show. When I say met it was about 5 seconds at a meet and greet. I still count it. If you ever want to meet music stars see if you can talk your way to the Namm show in California you want to go any day but the last when they open it up to the public when none of the famous musicians go. Stevie Ray Vaughn covered this song. I know you would like the music video. Course that was when MTV played videos.
This was his first big hit on his own label. Lots of great songs both before when he was with Motown and billed as 'Little Stevie Wonder' (listen to his song 'Fingertips') as well as after.
For decades I did not know that Stevie Wonder went to school my blind cousin at Michigan School for the Blind in Lansing MI [my former home town]. As music major on trumpet l always oved the brass in this!!! y jazz band insrueotr in colege actually played on some of these Motown label records out of Detroit MI. Hemay haved played on this one, he was recognized jazz artist.
Favorite Stevie Wonder Album - "Songs in the key of life". Favorite song on that album - "Isn't she lovely". I'm sure you've heard that song Diane. Back in the day, I literally wore a vinyl album out and bought another copy.
Hey Diane, glad you’re back. No Friday video, no Wednesday livestream. How was the chicken soup, it said it arrived. Why do they spread peanut butter on the road. For the traffic jam
I believe Diane wins for the perfect video for this song. If I hadn't just seen it, I would demand a video of Diane dancing to this song as the official video.
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Ye may now refer to me as Lord Daniel! Thanks Sooooo much for this one! And my plot is in Dhún na nGall, not far from the ancestral homeland Inishowen. Can't wait to visit my fiefdom later this summer!
Sorry Diane but I'm already a Scottish Lord or Laird as they say it. Selling a square metre of one's land although one still owns it is one way to raise money whilst waiting for the trees to grow.
@@CapnDan57amazing! That’s where I went on my visiting Ireland as a tourist trip last year. Amazing place with amazing people! Maybe someday we should do an Ireland trip as a big group.
@@tonys1636 absolutely! It’s pretty cool 🌲
@@DianeJennings D'ye remember the Beaver memorial in the bay of Árainn Mhór, that you couldn't figure out? That represents Beaver Island in Lake Michigan about an hour's ferry ride from here. The two are "Sister Islands", many folks from Árainn Mhór settled on Beaver Island when they emigrated.
When Paul Simon won the Grammy award for Best Album in 1976, he began his acceptance speech with "I'd like to thank Stevie Wonder for not releasing an album this year." as Stevie had won in 1974 and 1975. Stevie then returned to the studio and won again in 1977.
Stevie is one of America's greatest gifts to the world, best album ever.
Great album! Best ever? Definitely a top 10 or 20. Hotel California, Rumors, ZoSo, Abbey Road, Kind of Blue, etc. etc. etc.
Thanks Diane! Great song by Stevie Wonder. I was amazed a couple of years ago to find out that there is no guitar in the song. It is Stevie Wonder playing the clavenet. In fact, Stevie Wonder is playing ALL the instruments except for the horns. That is talent, wow!
Rock on! That is incredible talent indeed!!
@@DianeJenningsits also a great Halloween song😊
Diane be sure to listen to the song I Wish, great humor in those lyrics.
Yes, from a technique pioneered by The Band in Up On Cripple Creek
Sorry . / Stevie Wonder has ' Some Good Songs, ' but these were Mediocre !
Can't go wrong with any Stevie Wonder song.
I hope not!! 🤞🤞🤞
Well, maybe 'I Just Called To Say I Love You' perhaps?😬But just that one 😁
@@1989NickyD Naw, that's a good one too.
Stevie Wonder is a very normal, down-to-earth guy.
MANY years ago (early 80's), a friend and I went out for a late night snack in Beverly Hills (I grew up there) after a night at a local dance club (we called them "discos" back then, and my friend was the DJ).
There was a purple stretch limo double-parked out front, and in the large corner booth near the front door was Prince and his entourage, including "Chick" his huge bouncer. All with the "Look, but don't get near" attitude.
While standing in line for a table, a few people behind me is Stevie Wonder and a friend of his. Standing in line with everyone else, waiting for a table.
He ended up being seated literally right behind me, back to back against the back of the booth.
Some fan came up and sheepishly asked him for an autograph, and not only did he sign it, but when the fan started walking away, he called him back and started talking to him for quite a while.
When we left (we were done first), I saw his white and gold Rolls Royce parked in a meter half a block away. Whereas Prince wouldn't sign autographs or even allow fans to get near, and double-parked his big limo out front, Steve Wonder parked down the block and walked, waited on line like a normal human being, and then not just signed an autograph but was interested in talking to his fan.
Classy guy, and I'll always remember the difference between the two of them.
I've heard many stories of how much of a Richard Cranium Prince was. Yes, he did get mob by fans, but embrace it, because they made him what he was.
So amazing! I've heard similar stories about how cool and down-to-earth Stevie was.. appreciate you sharing!
@@GinMae IS, not WAS… he's still alive.
@@jeffsherman91 Of course, Jeff! :)
This is arguably the GREATEST keyboard hook in HISTORY...
Cannot argue with that. One of the greatest songs of all time.
That. That is funk 🎶
Thank you LADY Diane for this Stevie Wonder review!
What amazes me is that he's not only the composer and singer, but he was playing the keyboard. And blind, too.
One of the funniest bits on Saturday Night Live was Eddie Murphy coaching Stevie Wonder on how to do a Stevie Wonder impression.
Haha no way! Maybe will check that out on Twitch on Wednesday if someone reminds me
and the Kannon Camera commercial.
Literally a perfect song. Stevie Wonder is such a musical treasure.
Lady Diane, it is truly my pleasure to be in your presence.
Thank you. After all that jazz I don't feel much like a lady!
@@DianeJenningsthe lady Diane has become on of us m may I suggest the elements of EARTH WIND AND FIRE ( September)
Stevie Wonder is truly a music legend! I consider myself extremely lucky to have gone to the Forum in Los Angeles on May 13, 2011 to see Prince in concert and be blown away when Stevie Wonder guest performed with him! Since May 13 is Stevie Wonder's birthday, Prince lead everyone in the Forum in singing "Happy Birthday" for Stevie. Getting to hear and see Stevie Wonder perform "Superstition" live was amazing. Then, by some incredible good fortune years later, I actually got to meet Stevie Wonder in person at the Disneyland Hotel (where I used to work) and shook his hand! I have never been more starstruck in my life! 🤩🎼🎶🎵🎹
When he first started out, he was billed as "Little Stevie Wonder." That was back when I was being called Little Jim, so long ago.
😂 I guess we all start a little. Seems he was a proper prodigy! Very cool.
Stevie Wonder has an incredibly long and storied career and body of work. Three of his albums in particular are absolutely essential for a deep dive: "Innervisions" (1973), "Fulfillingness' First Finale" (1974) and "Songs In The Key of Life" (1976). They are three of the most amazing albums ever made, and the fact that he wrote and recorded them all in succession within a four-year period is staggering.
From the late 60s to the mid-70s Stevie Wonder had one of the greatest runs of musical brilliance ever. The word genius gets thrown around too often but he was one.
Stevie's album "Songs in the Key of Life" is one of the greatest collections of songs ever produced by a single artist. Everything on it is perfect.
As you know Stevie wrote this for Jeff Beck after hearing Jeff fooling around on the drums, he was fooling around waiting for Stevie. Even though Jeff isn't a drummer Stevie liked the grove and say down to an electric piano and came up with his part. He told Jeff he would add lyrics and give it to him record. When he recorded it and sent the demo to Jeff. Stevie decided it was a big hit and ended up releasing it before Jeff did.
Oof 😥
No worries. He gave Jeff, Cos We Ended As Lovers, instead, which Beck turned into a sublime instrumental, guaranteed to make one cry.
Actually, the late great Jeff Beck came up with the hook on guitar & played it for Stevie & wanted to collaborate but Stevie couldn't wait for an apre Po time & claimed writing credit,Jeff never held it against him & they performed it live together
Also no worries.....Jeff Beck was part of a power trio in the 70's with Tim Bogart and Carmine Appice...Beck, Bogart, and Appice.
They did a cover of 'Superstition' that was OK....but they did a Japanese tour that indluded an live album - released only in Japan.
I was stationed in Japan at the time (1974-75) and bought one and heard a FANTASTIC version of 'Superstition' on it.....
@user-ys8gs5tw5e I'm going off an interview of Jeff Beck.
Lady Diane has a nice ring to it. Stevie Wonder was ubiquitous on the radio during the 70's and 80's - lots of great music, Jeff Beck is a guitar god, his songs don't typically have lyrics but are a great jam, such songs as Freeway Jam and Cause We've Ended as Lovers-written by Stevie Wonder, and his cover of the Beatles song A Day In The Life are a good listen. He recently passed in 2023 at 78
Sounds like something I should check out!
@@DianeJenningsabsolutely! One greatest guitarist of all time!❤🎸
When I worked for Bill Clinton back in the 90s I did two events where Stevie played for us and he was the sweetest guy and dang, he was so funky! When he starts playing, he enters such a groove and zone!
You are correct: That was the equivalent of asking, "Who's Elvis Presly." Just kidding. Jeff Beck was a prominent British rock guitarist who was so talented that Stevie Wonder went out of his way to get JB to play on some of Stevie's recordings. Great stuff.
This song is the very definition of FUNK. Loved your reaction.
His song ISN'T SHE LOVELY was to celebrate the birth of his daughter and is from his best selling album SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE.
S. Wonder used a variety of styles. He incorporated jazz, reggae, rock, older soul (his early hits) and even pop styles from the 40s and 50s. Thanks, Diane.
I grew up in the Detroit area (born in 1961) with Motown Records only 15 miles away. We would have our transistor radios tuned to channels that would play all the new music when it came out. Throughout the 1970's Wonder put out album after album of amazing music. Every album had hits and the other tracks were great too.
Scored his first #1 hit at the age of 13. He was a child prodigy.
Lady Diane listens to a song called Superstition
She’s not a big believer, she prefers intuition
She does some groovy moves in the seated position
I’d give her the chair dancing trophy if this were a competition
You're too dang fast!
So fasssst! And you always nail the heart of every video
The brass section gets me every time. It surges up out of nowhere, turning an otherwise just fun and simple song into mad genius.
Stevie Wonder mega superstar
All his music is great
His song Do I do is awesome!! 😎
So happy to see Lady Diane today it’s like a big hug in visual form 😊😊
Aww shucks! That’s lovely to hear
FUNKY! Freakin' love it! If you can't feel that in your soul then somebody needs to call the coroner for you.
the true meaning of soul i soo love stevie wonders soul and funk he just oooozes it....
Love me some Stevie, lucky to grow up to his music! This was a lot of fun ❤
Diane, Stevie wrote this tune for Jeff Beck who is the guitar player on the album,, He had asked in in the studio ..Being across the pond so to speak, what were his Superstitions ...and this song came to life.
This song is in the soundtrack of my life....
4:26 these dancing within the camera frame skills are marvellous
Ear candy, eye candy, what's not to like? :) Really, loved your reaction and moves. Hard not to move to this groove!
I really love Steve Wonder music. Happy Monday. Have a great week.
Thanks, you too!
Steve Wonder's Superstition became our song as we danced to this song with my girl friend who then became my wife. She was on a holiday in Istanbul and we went to a very popular disco in those days. At the time we didn't know who the musician was, but when the holiday ended she went back to Leeds, UK and after a bit of research she found the album and told me that she bought the album and it was Steve Wonder. How excited we were !🥰 That was year 1978
Thanks, Diane! Stevie was (and IS) genius... singer, composer, arranger.. and all-around fantastic human... I hope you listen to more.. this is one of my favorites (combination of funk, jazz, blues.. and that "syncopation" on the brass), but there are many more at least as good... check out "Sir Duke" (tribute to Duke Ellington, featuring brass orchestra).. and also "I wish".. written after a family picnic where he recalls his childhood... so sweet.. look forward to more... and appreciate this reaction...
Amazingly Jeff Beck came up with the drum licks for this song while fooling around in the studio. Stevie was going to give him the song to record for Beck,Bogert and Appice but took too long to release it. When Motown management heard it they knew it would be a smash and released it first
Diane
Stevie Wonder started out in 1960's as "Little Stevie Wonder" when he was 1st signed on with a label at the age of 11.
One of the funkiest tunes ever recorded ❤️. Right up there with Brick House by The Commodores.
Stevie Wonder is an Epic Musician.
Stevie actually never read music instead he felt it. He had a rare gift that was powerful. He simply understood music on deep level instead of just playing notes. No artist has had that ability since.
It's OK to use present tense, he's still alive and doing music
That’s very interesting! I was super surprised to learn. He was a child prodigy. I don’t think that’s very well known. Certainly a gift.
@@DianeJennings I'm old enough to remember hearing "Little Stevie Wonder"
He ain’t dead, ya know.
Jeff Beck (June, 1944 - January, 2023) was one of the greatest guitarist in the world. He played in the Yardbirds with Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page, and his own Jeff Beck Group.with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Nicky Hopkins & Aynsley Dunbar.
You can be Lady Diane and still be weird. They don't have to be mutually exclusive. Stevie is a genius. There was a time in the first half of the 70s when he was cranking out one masterpiece after another.
I think being lady Diane even allows me more leeway to be as weird as I like🤪
Happy Monday Diane. Thanks for listening and reacting to this classic song by the great Stevie Wonder. He's such a talented artist! Thanks for the share Lady Diane! Have a great week and be well my dear! 👋😎💚🍀🇨🇮🇨🇮
Thankee 🥰
Have a great week yourself
@@DianeJennings Thank you Diane! Always a pleasure! 👋😎🇨🇮🍀
I thought I have not heard Stevie Wonder's song till I heard the guitar riff. Enjoying Your reactions and sharing in the music journey. Thanks for making memorial day Monday Happy and Joyful with good vibes.
Yes, that intro is very much. It’s own thing right!
@@DianeJennings the intro to the song says it's time to dance 💃🕺
Something memorable on Memorial Day. Classic Diane awesomeness.
Aww shucks thank you 🙈
Happy Memorial Day Diane! You cannot go wrong with Stevie Wonder. He has tons of great songs, a true legend. Boop!
Thanks! Sending love to all affected 💕
I bet there's a million guys who would love to date you. Someone is going to end up being incredibly lucky.
This is Motown, it's kind of a specific subgenre of Soul, Funky and Disco music blended together. Stevie Wonder was one of the faces of it. Motown was a label and promotion established in Detroit that brought R&B and Soul music and.black artists into the mainstream despite the segregation laws.
Even though Stevie Wonder cannot see. He has a good singing voice and is talented at musical instruments.
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@@DianeJennings I am planning on getting a Celtic title tomorrow. I will let you know when I get my name
@@DianeJennings I got a 10 foot plot now and I am Lord Rickey Carey. They email a map and the plot number to see where the plot is the links also has google map too. The certificate and items is in the mail and on the way.
Ahhhh, Stevie Wonder, classic 1970s Funk, a strong beat with an unpredictable rhythm with either percussions or strings.
Lady Diane of Ardmore, has a nice ring. There is an town name Ardmore near Philadelphia
"I Wish" is another great song from Stevie.
Stevie Wonder was signed to his first recording contract when he was 11 and had his first #1 hit when he was 13.
Stevie such a wonder..ful musician and singer!!!
Haha I see what you did there
Great reaction, Diane, I've subscribed too. Songs from Stevie which I recommend are:
"Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)",
"For Once in My Life",
"Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday",
"My Cherie Amour",
"Higher Ground",
"Living for the City",
"Pastime Paradise",
"Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing",
"You Are the Sunshine of My Life",
"Boogie on Reggae Woman",
"As",
"Another Star",
"Sir Duke",
"I Wish",
"Isn't She Lovely",
"Master Blaster (Jammin')",
"I Ain't Gonna Stand for It",
"Do I Do",
"Part-Time Lover".
There are many more but these are great ones to continue with.
I love all of those songs. I hope Diane would react to As.
@@beaujac311 Hopefully, she will.
The man does no wrong. He is a wonder.
As a teen in the 70s, if you'd asked me what funk was I'd have played this ❤
Now that's a GREAT song! Little Stevie Wonder!
Stevie Wonder is a legend you must know.
"Songs in the Key of Life" is my favorite LP.
When cooking grits, a southern staple, they produce a distinct popping rhythm. Some of Stevie Wonder's music is based on that rhythm. This is one of those songs.
I remember him doing an anti-drunk driving ad sometime in the 80s. He was shown as a passenger in a car, saying that he'd drive himself before getting into a car with a drunk driver. That was after his car accident, so I'll assume that he knows what being in a crash is like.
Jeff Beck was a British rock guitarist who rose to prominence in the '60s with the group, "The Yardbirds," which also included Jimmy Page.
Jeff Beck went on to form several other popular groups after "The Yardbirds" broke up and has a large catalog. Beck's collaborations with other artists generated some fantastic music.
(Page, of course, went on to a little group they originally thought of calling "The New Yardbirds," but everybody said that name would go over "like a lead balloon." So they went with something different. 😉)
Wonder has a genuinely *huge* discography, and has influnced other musicians for more than 50 years.
Plus, clearly, chicks dig him. 😁
Hola, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedan venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfruten de la solidaridad, amabilidad, y fraternidad para con la gente que no gusta de la guerra y sus consecuencias, aqui podras disfrutar mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos,
felicidades por sus vídeos y que ustedes y los suyos esten bien, sean bienvenidos siempre.
Stevie Wonder had access to something called the Tonto. It was not just a massive synth, it was a room! An expanding universe of sound, effects... Malcolm Cecil was the man behind it.
Whos Jeff Beck 😮 ?
Jeff Beck, until his death in Jan of 2023 was our greatest living guitarist in my opinion. You might react to Cause we've ended as Lovers, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Freeway Jam and People Get Redy with Rod Stewart.
Chewy loves Stevie Wonder!
And Jeff Beck (RIP) on guitar too! Check out Jeff Beck's I Ain't Superstitious featuring Rod Stewart on vocals.
I enjoyed learning with You today about Stevie Wonder and the song. You make the learning experience joyful.
Aww 🥰
@@DianeJennings It's true 🥰
I like watching dance to the music
I like the album "Songs in the Key of Life" especially Pastime Paradise that is used in several songs like Gangsta's Paradise by Coolio.
I know that song! I must listen back to it for that that bit
Yes, "Who's Jeff Beck" is not a question I ever thought I would hear. If you like guitar, look up anything by Jeff. He's one of the greats. Wired is probably his best album.
Friends gifted me with a bit of Scotland some years ago, but I do need to piece of Ireland....
We’re better! Shhh don’t tell wee Scottish lass 🤫 ☘️
@@DianeJennings ☘️
Living for the City is a great Stevie Wonder song
Just Grand, Lady Diane! This song almost defines the term "Funkadelic". I'm not sure how you managed to stay seated, I hadda Get Up & Dance!
I wanted to! Not sure how to connect up cordless headphones to OBS though
Could have been a very abrupt end to the video 💃
Great song! Try "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips.
It's older, but people were a different breed then. They sang about life and it's experiences. Read lyrics sometimes, they will tell you a story that you or someone you know can relate to.
People will speak their hearts in their music!
Enjoying Your Dancing to the music Your good at getting me to dance
Amazing that Stevie such an amazing drummer! Influenced so many people who might not know its him playing the drums!!
Stevie Wonder has great songs.
It seems so!
Time when there were REAL Music , player by REAL people😌✌🏻
Well, I'll always remember him as Little Stevie Wonder when he was kid, but already a talented and seasoned performer. Well, Milady, thanks for this it was fun.
About two weeks ago I was working on writing an instrumental backing track for a rapper friend of mine. I couldn’t help but be inspired by this song to add a funky rocking clarinet part, and it turned out so well. Glad you enjoyed this fantastic track by Stevie Wonder!!
Please react to Sir Duke, As and Living for the City by Stevie. You might also try Ebony And Ivory by Stevie and Paul McCartney.
Absolutely love Stevie Wonder! ❤️ He has so many great songs, and many have been sampled over the years. I have 2 to suggest: Pastime Paradise, and Master Blaster (Jammin). Lady Diane does have a ring to it, but I feel that Editor Diane truly has the authority.
Added!
Being memorial day it's good to celebrate those that made the world peaceful and enjoyable to live in. Some good Food and BBQ is also a good way to celebrate the day.
Sir Duke!
1st smash hit at 13: "Fingertips Part 2" 1963. Definitely worth your while.
Thanks for doing the background of the song and singers. It makes it so much more enjoyable to listen to. Good job
Stevie played keys, synth bass, and drums on this track. In this era he was playing almost every instrument (including bass & guitar) on his songs.
I met Stevie after a show he did at the NAMM show. When I say met it was about 5 seconds at a meet and greet. I still count it. If you ever want to meet music stars see if you can talk your way to the Namm show in California you want to go any day but the last when they open it up to the public when none of the famous musicians go.
Stevie Ray Vaughn covered this song. I know you would like the music video. Course that was when MTV played videos.
This was his first big hit on his own label. Lots of great songs both before when he was with Motown and billed as 'Little Stevie Wonder' (listen to his song 'Fingertips') as well as after.
For decades I did not know that Stevie Wonder went to school my blind cousin at Michigan School for the Blind in Lansing MI [my former home town]. As music major on trumpet l always oved the brass in this!!! y jazz band insrueotr in colege actually played on some of these Motown label records out of Detroit MI. Hemay haved played on this one, he was recognized jazz artist.
Favorite Stevie Wonder Album - "Songs in the key of life". Favorite song on that album - "Isn't she lovely". I'm sure you've heard that song Diane. Back in the day, I literally wore a vinyl album out and bought another copy.
Hey Diane, glad you’re back. No Friday video, no Wednesday livestream.
How was the chicken soup, it said it arrived.
Why do they spread peanut butter on the road. For the traffic jam
Haven’t I told you about your scheduling 😜
The chicken soup was a bit cold, but very tasty.
Doh
thank you d
Lady Diane and Sir Chewie 🐕
Chewey
I believe Diane wins for the perfect video for this song. If I hadn't just seen it, I would demand a video of Diane dancing to this song as the official video.