This is a great jazz / funk instrumental track and one of my favourites of the genre. Very different to most, if not all, of the other tracks on the album I really love this track.
I hadn’t appreciated this, but I Wish was the first single from the album and I completely get that. What a great advert for the album and of course it was a huge hit. It’s also one of my favourite tracks on the album.
One of the funkiest, most upbeat tracks on the album with a fantastic baseline.
On first hearing the start of this track I thought, ah, another slow ballady track from Stevie. Not going to like this that much but, although it is a bit of a ballad (at the start), it’s got a nice groove to it.
Not great but very decent until you get halfway through the track then it does a complete change of pace and goes funky dunky. Love the second half to bits. I think that the dual structure works really well here and Shirley Brewers vocals are spot on.
A very well constructed song with a great narrative.
Isn't She Lovely
this is so cheesy that it should come with a health warning.
I'm with Mickilennial on this one Johnny—
Great track—
With the right context/environment/moment, it can really smack you in the face—
Hope everyone gives the four new tracks a spin— I Can See the Sun in Late December should've landed the cut, without question— not sure how it wound up with Roberta Flack, but Stevie's cut is ace— _________________ Doubles & Conch
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