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Roland Schmidt

“He played it to Motown, and they said, 'No way is Beck getting this song, it's too good’”: Dissecting the musical magic of Superstition, the song Stevie Wonder just couldn’t let go

Stevie Wonder.

By the time Stevie Wonder released Superstition at the end of 1972, the former child prodigy had solidified himself as a songwriter and performer of significant importance.

Right before the release, a string of other notable songs which included the invigorating Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours) and the sparkling My Cherie Amour were blazing new ground for the former Motown star.

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