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Title: Stevie Wonder at his best!!!
Review: In 1972 Stevie Wonder finally came into his own as a producer,singer-songwriter and this album proves he was actually still growing as a musician. "Talking book" reveals Stevie Wonder growing as a talented and serious musician but on innervisions Wonder reaches his ultimate peak. Never again would Wonder make an album as consistent as innervisions. From the anti- drug anthem "too high" to the bitter yet realistic take on poverty stricken victims of urban america on "LIVING FOR THE CITY", Wonder's pen would never again carry such bite and seriousness as it does on innervisions. You almost feel sorry for President Nixon the way Wonder attacks him on the amzing finale "He's Misstra Know It All". "Higher Ground", and"Don't you worry 'bout a thing" are two of Wonder's best compositions which I'm sure you all have come to know and love. "Songs in the key of life" may be Wonder's must adventerous album but "Innervisions" is no doubt his most consistent best.
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