Stevie Wonder – Innervisions (Vinyl) Cap and is a perfectly fitting

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their fourth album and second for Sub Pop

Tracklist: Lucky Day (Overture) 2:26 The Black Rider 3:20 November 2:50 Just The Right Bullets 3:35 Black Box Theme 2:45 'T' Ain't No Sin 2:35 Flash Pan Hunter (Intro) 1:11 That's The Way 1:11 The Briar And The Rose 3:50 Russian Dance 3:10 Gospel Train (Orchestra) 2:35 I'll Shoot The Moon 3:50 Flash Pan Hunter 3:05 Crossroads 2:45 Gospel Train 4:40 Interlude 0:30 Oily Night 4:25 Lucky Day 3:45 The Last Rose Of Summer 2:10 Carnival 1:30

“Writing that record was like throwing a dart at an emotional dart board

Stevie Wonder – Innervisions (Vinyl) Cap and is a perfectly fittingRemarkably, Innervisions, released in 1973, was Stevie Wonder's 16th studio album. It's the album that best celebrates his musical maturity and completes the transition from Little Stevie Wonder to the grown up artist with an active imagination and burning social conscience. Coming just nine months after Talking Book, Innervisions is Wonder at the absolute peak of his powers, a 23 year old man with the world at his fingertips. Innervisions routinely