Superstition is a Stevie Wonder original and has been covered by many artists. That live version is from a MTV special and is 🔥but while the audio is good, the video is a bit blurry. This official video starts by utilizing lots of things that represent bad luck such as a broken mirror, an upside down horseshoe that lets the good luck flow out, walking under a ladder, Friday the 13th on the marquee, and the black cat that some associate with bad luck. It's all about "superstitions" that the song tells you repeatedly that it is not the way✌️. Thanks for bringing this today👋🙌👏🫶✌️
This was a Stevie Wonder penned song that Stevie loved to play. Wondering let SRV records the song in his studio and they later performed it together on some MTV show. Attached below. Keep on the SRV and DT train!❤ ua-cam.com/video/tBEkolNNfJc/v-deo.htmlsi=XYeKP3xIACHqZH6O
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I had to stop it at 5:51 cuz if they don't even focus on his hands during the lead, I just can't. Saw him 4 times live. Changed my life.
There was a video where they did a video together and it was the song Superstition
Now gotta check out his cover of Taxman. Peace
Superstition is a Stevie Wonder original and has been covered by many artists. That live version is from a MTV special and is 🔥but while the audio is good, the video is a bit blurry. This official video starts by utilizing lots of things that represent bad luck such as a broken mirror, an upside down horseshoe that lets the good luck flow out, walking under a ladder, Friday the 13th on the marquee, and the black cat that some associate with bad luck. It's all about "superstitions" that the song tells you repeatedly that it is not the way✌️. Thanks for bringing this today👋🙌👏🫶✌️
Great version! Never heard this.
80s MTV 😊 But nevertheless , a great video at the time to introduce the world to SRV with his excellent band Double Trouble 👍
This was a Stevie Wonder penned song that Stevie loved to play. Wondering let SRV records the song in his studio and they later performed it together on some MTV show. Attached below. Keep on the SRV and DT train!❤
ua-cam.com/video/tBEkolNNfJc/v-deo.htmlsi=XYeKP3xIACHqZH6O