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Innervisions - Wikipedia Innervisions is the sixteenth studio album by American singer, songwriter, and musician Stevie Wonder, released on August 3, 1973, by Tamla, a subsidiary of Motown Records
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About - INNERVISIONS Innervisions is an electronic music label It was founded by Steffen Berkhahn, aka Dixon, and Kristian Rädle and Frank Wiedemann of Âme, in 2005 Together they form Innervisions’ unique audio-visual universe With Berlin as its home, Innervisions evolves from within the city and evokes impressions from all over the world with its releases
Innervisions At 50: Revisiting Stevie Wonders Trailblazing, GRAMMY . . . Released on Aug 3, 1973, the genious of 'Innervisons' was immediately apparent, and remains a lightning rod decades later Lionel Richie and the album's producer, Robert Margouleff, share their thoughts on Stevie Wonder's GRAMMY-winning masterpiece
Stevie Wonder: Innervisions Album Review - Pitchfork The astonishing Innervisions is suffused in the sound and politics of 1973, a conceptually ambitious and sonically innovative pillar of Stevie Wonder’s classic years
Rediscover Stevie Wonder’s ‘Innervisions’ (1973) | Tribute - Albumism Innervisions was a rarity for a Motown record of its era in that it wasn’t a couple of hit singles, B-sides and useless filler It was a reflection of life interpreted through the genius of Stevie Wonder, whose best work was yet to come
Innervisions - Album by Stevie Wonder - Apple Music Both a kiss-off to late-’60s hippie optimism and a pathway to numerous possible spiritual futures, Innervisions cemented Wonder as the most inspired and singular mind in 1970s American popular music