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Sir Stevie: Jammin' on Stevie Wonder - Part 2
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In the second part of our "Stevie @70" special we cherry-picked tributes to his genius by the likes of Ran Blake, Cassandra Wilson, Gene Harris, Jamie Saft and many more, and a great guest appearance by Stevie Wonder on Herbie Hancock's 70s funk jazz voyage Man-Child. For the first part of this show click here.
Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Gene Harris "As" Capitol Rare (Funky Notes from the West Coast) (Blue Note) 0:16
- Host talks 7:49
- Hank Crawford "You've Got It Bad Girl" Wildflower (Epic) 8:32
- Herbie Hancock "Steppin' in It" Man-Child (Columbia) 18:03
- Host talks 26:39
- Dave Pietro "Contusion" Standard Wonder: The Music of Stevie Wonder (A-Records) 27:38
- Cassandra Wilson "It's Magic" Silver Pony (Blue Note) 33:38
- Ran Blake "You and I" Indian Winter (Soul Note) 38:06
- Host talks 42:04
- Rune Gustaffson "Creepin'" Plays Stevie Wonder (Sonet) 43:18
- Lou Rawls "Evil" A Man of Value (MGM) 47:02
- Jamie Saft "Overjoyed" Solo a Genova (RareNoiseRecords) 51:37
- Host talks 56:06
- Gato Barbieri "Ngiculela -Es una Historia -I Am Singing" Ruby Ruby (A&M) 57:04
- Laika "Moon Blue" Nebula (Verve) 1:02:46
- Host talks 1:08:05
- Joe Farrell "Too High" Penny Arcade (CTI) 1:11:08
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