That's pretty cool. Can't wait to hear him play it.

No one tell him he's in the kitchenware department.

Didn't he ruined music in 70's or something?

I don't always have a musical legend try out my invented instrument, but when I do, I make sure to film it with a Furby.

FirstNationalBastard: 182: FirstNationalBastard: Skin flute?

go fark yourself, asshole.

I believe you meant to say "Don't you never let me see you do that shiat again ! I'll fark you up! Stevie Wonder is a musical genius! That's terrible! That's terrible, man! Your mother brought you up wrong."

LowbrowDeluxe: No one tell him he's in the kitchenware department.

lolz. also, thank you for posting, subs - i want one

182: FirstNationalBastard: Skin flute?

go fark yourself, asshole.

He's still not going to sleep with you.

Stevie I mean. FNB just might.

Snapper Carr: FirstNationalBastard: 182: FirstNationalBastard: Skin flute?

go fark yourself, asshole.

I believe you meant to say "Don't you never let me see you do that shiat again ! I'll fark you up! Stevie Wonder is a musical genius! That's terrible! That's terrible, man! Your mother brought you up wrong."

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Came for the Eddie Murphy reference. Leaving satisfied.

Not every day Stevie gets to watch either, subby. But thanks for the link, now I need to see this thing recorded on decent video.

*BAM!* Hey, a piano!

Triumph: I wonder how blind-friendly it is. Stevie seemed able to play it pretty well.

Aren't all musical instruments blind-friendly? Sound waves, m8. I'm sure you've already figured it out. OTOH a deaf-friendly instrument would really shake things up.

I like when masters of a craft sit down to something new and they pick and poke at it trying to understand it. Like when a IT guy sits down in-front of a new computer or a mechanic working on a new vehicle. It's interesting to watch someone when you can observe their mental-wheels spinning trying to take in new information at a rate much faster then the normal person.

Very cool video.

/wipe your phone camera lens before you start shooting...jesus.

Sounds like a Chapman Stick, sorta ...

Lernaeus: Sounds like a Chapman Stick, sorta ...



What a Chapstick Man might look like

Triumph: Pretty slick that he was able to demo "Superstitious" for Stevie. Bonus points.

Here's a video of Superstitious jammed on a Harpejji

So what's the song after "Superstition" @1:10?

lol

Stevie walks up, touches it and the noise it makes as he searches it by touch is music right off the bat... THAT is one hell of an endorsement for the design.

HellRaisingHoosier: I like when masters of a craft sit down to something new and they pick and poke at it trying to understand it. Like when a IT guy sits down in-front of a new computer or a mechanic working on a new vehicle. It's interesting to watch someone when you can observe their mental-wheels spinning trying to take in new information at a rate much faster then the normal person.

Came here to express this thought, much less eloquently. I can't even imagine inventing a musical instrument in my basement, and then having Stevie F*cking WONDER come over and ask me to build him one, too.

How interesting to see a musical prodigy such as Stevie Wonder
exposed to a musical instrument he'd never heard of before.

Wouldn't it be amazing to watch how quickly he mastered it? I'd be surprised and
amazed if it took him very long, He was already producing fluid chords and notes. It
seems like kind of a fusion of guitar and a keyboard, which he already well understood.

Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do! He'd
forever be changed and I think he'd create some astonishing stuff.

Very cool.

Here's legendary Indian composer A. R. Rahman playing around on one for the first time.

FirstNationalBastard: 182: FirstNationalBastard: Skin flute?

go fark yourself, asshole.

I believe you meant to say "Don't you never let me see you do that shiat again ! I'll fark you up! Stevie Wonder is a musical genius! That's terrible! That's terrible, man! Your mother brought you up wrong."

Fulfulingun... Fufillingnes.... You know, the good one!

Funbags: Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do! He'd
forever be changed and I think he'd create some astonishing stuff.

Yeah, imagine...

Winning: Funbags: Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do! He'd
forever be changed and I think he'd create some astonishing stuff.

Yeah, imagine...

Ok, what song is that? i know it's based on an original, and I can't remember the name?

meyerkev: Winning: Funbags: Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do! He'd
forever be changed and I think he'd create some astonishing stuff.

Yeah, imagine...

Ok, what song is that? i know it's based on an original, and I can't remember the name?



This one?

Stevie is a talented musicians, but I have often wondered if the person that picks his wardrobe him is also blind.

LewDux: Didn't he ruined music in 70's or something?

Top five musical crimes perpetrated by Stevie Wonder in the Eighties and Nineties: go. Subquestion: Is it, in fact, unfair to criticize a formerly great artist for his latter day sins: is it better to burn out than to fade away?

/ In direct answer to your question: No, that came later

I think the crimes of Part Time Lover are more than canvelled out by Superstition.

That was cool. You could tell Stevie was getting tired of being filmed, tho. He kept looking at the camera.

Funbags: Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do!

I remember when Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles got together for Endless Love.



most boring tennis match I ever did see.

Somewhere, Tony Levin is getting a woody right now.

LewDux: Didn't he ruined music in 70's or something?

No, you helped ruined Fark in the 2010s. It's okay, it's an easy mistake to make when you're not paying attention and also dumb as shiat.

Jame5G: Triumph: I wonder how blind-friendly it is. Stevie seemed able to play it pretty well.

Aren't all musical instruments blind-friendly? Sound waves, m8. I'm sure you've already figured it out. OTOH a deaf-friendly instrument would really shake things up.



/hot like Ibiza

Tanqueray: Triumph: Pretty slick that he was able to demo "Superstitious" for Stevie. Bonus points.

Here's a video of Superstitious jammed on a Harpejji

I have to say, as much as I appreciate their sincere attempt to do justice to the song, their take on it comes off as surprisingly unfunky. Even for white guys.

Funbags:

Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today? Just imagine Beethoven's face
after hearing what modern synthesizers and recording techniques could do! He'd
forever be changed and I think he'd create some astonishing stuff.

StoPPeRmobile: Does anyone else think it would be awesome to see some of the historic musical talents
exposed to the technology we have available today?