Name: Stevie Wonder - Greatest Hits
Brand: Motow
SKU: 862508
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Stevie Wonder - Greatest Hits

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Album: Stevie Wonder - Greatest Hits
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Uptight (Everything's Alright) Single Version	More Info...	2:55
2)	I'm Wondering Single Version	More Info...	2:56
3)	I Was Made To Love Her Album Version	More Info...	2:38
4)	Hey Love Album Version	More Info...	2:46
5)	Blowin' In The Wind Single Version	More Info...	3:06
6)	A Place In The Sun Album Version	More Info...	2:52
7)	Contract On Love	More Info...	2:06
8)	Workout Stevie, Workout Album Version	More Info...	2:43
9)	Fingertips, Part 2 Live At The Regal Theater/1963/ Single Version	More Info...	3:12
10)	Castles In The Sand Single Version	More Info...	2:15
11)	Hey Harmonica Man Single Version	More Info...	2:38
12)	Nothing's Too Good For My Baby Single Version	More Info...	2:43

Album: Stevie Wonder - Greatest Hits
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Uptight (Everything's Alright) Single Version	More Info...	2:55
2)	I'm Wondering Single Version	More Info...	2:56
3)	I Was Made To Love Her Album Version	More Info...	2:38
4)	Hey Love Album Version	More Info...	2:46
5)	Blowin' In The Wind Single Version	More Info...	3:06
6)	A Place In The Sun Album Version	More Info...	2:52
7)	Contract On Love	More Info...	2:06
8)	Workout Stevie, Workout Album Version	More Info...	2:43
9)	Fingertips, Part 2 Live At The Regal Theater/1963/ Single Version	More Info...	3:12
10)	Castles In The Sand Single Version	More Info...	2:15
11)	Hey Harmonica Man Single Version	More Info...	2:38
12)	Nothing's Too Good For My Baby Single Version	More Info...	2:43

Performer Notes

Personnel includes: Stevie Wonder.
Producers: Henry Cosby, William "Mickey" Stevenson, Hal Davis, Mark Gordon, Berry Gordy.
Originally released on Tamla (282).
Digitally remastered by Kevin Reeves (Polygram). Includes liner notes by Scott Regen.
Personnel: Stevie Wonder (vocals, harmonica, piano, keyboards); Benny Benjamin (drums).
Given the length of Wonder's career, the fact that this anthology cuts off in 1968 may render the album title something of a misnomer. Still, this does collect Wonder's most entertaining early music, from a time when, like most of the performers at Motown, he was working on an extremely efficient yet amazingly creative artistic assembly line.
This is 1960s R&B and soul at its best, from crazed live workouts like "Fingertips 2," to anthems like "Uptight," and "I Was Made to Love Her." The real highlight, however, may be the addictive doo wop of "Contract on Love," featuring a Wonder so youthful that one might mistake him for a girl singer.