Stevie Wonder, John Legend sing Michael Jackson’s The Way You Make Me Feel 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert at Madison Square Garden
on ne peut etre que touché par la réaction de stevie. Cela prouve l’impact que MJ pouvati avoir. Stevie, un grand nom de la musique qui craque, c’est un symbole
on ne peut etre que touché par la réaction de stevie. Cela prouve l’impact que MJ pouvati avoir. Stevie, un grand nom de la musique qui craque, c’est un symbole
@Berlingodoener not a tape its a metal plate so when shot from a specific angle t reflects light therefore making it look white…. its just the reflection of the spotlight
This shows how close the two guys were. So many of the people who say they “miss” Michael were just capitalizing off his death but Stevie is real. He genuinely loved and misses Michael and this shows that. Both men were geniuses and it’s fitting they were mates
@bluesboy25000 Yes. They were close friends. Stevie Wonder was the first child performer signed to Motown. For a long time he was the only child. In 1969 when the Jackson 5 signed to Motown, Stevie was now a young man. He would include them in on his studio sessions, and they would sing back up for Stevie. They usually did the “doodie wops” in the background of Stevie’s early 70s funkier compositions. He saw Michael as a younger brother.
Comments on Stevie Wonder, John Legend: Michael Jackson: The Way You Make Me Feel
You tore me up Stevie…AMAZING!
At first the keys says Hohner and suddenly a white tape over the name?
Edit?
@Berlingodoener Very observant. Has to be an edit, not mine though.
His true friend! What a lost to the world, this just proves that people did care about you Michael and so did I
we love you forever and miss you
I was at this concert and in the video, they really cut out the important part of the song.
man this is powerful stuff, Stevie forever.
john legend is not needed here.
on ne peut etre que touché par la réaction de stevie. Cela prouve l’impact que MJ pouvati avoir. Stevie, un grand nom de la musique qui craque, c’est un symbole
on ne peut etre que touché par la réaction de stevie. Cela prouve l’impact que MJ pouvati avoir. Stevie, un grand nom de la musique qui craque, c’est un symbole
I think it’s just the light reflecting off of the metal.
Oh Stevie, it’s ok, we miss him too.
@Berlingodoener not a tape its a metal plate so when shot from a specific angle t reflects light therefore making it look white…. its just the reflection of the spotlight
the fucker was crying, anyone notice?
This shows how close the two guys were. So many of the people who say they “miss” Michael were just capitalizing off his death but Stevie is real. He genuinely loved and misses Michael and this shows that. Both men were geniuses and it’s fitting they were mates
@Berlingodoener It’s the reflection of the lights on the stage!
or did he cry because he forgot the lyrics?! would be possible, considering his emotions and stuff..anyway damn good work!!!
Stevie is ALL HEART.
@Berlingodoener It’s just a reflection of stage lights, take it easy guys:-)
@Berlingodoener The sound is from one concert, but the footage is spliced together from two nights’ footage.
Talk about breaking your heart all over again…
WOOW ale czadowe.. świetne Mike na zawsze..w sercach ludzi [*]
Great man-Great Music sorry for your loss, peace brother
@bluesboy25000 Yes. They were close friends. Stevie Wonder was the first child performer signed to Motown. For a long time he was the only child. In 1969 when the Jackson 5 signed to Motown, Stevie was now a young man. He would include them in on his studio sessions, and they would sing back up for Stevie. They usually did the “doodie wops” in the background of Stevie’s early 70s funkier compositions. He saw Michael as a younger brother.
MJ wrote this song back in ‘86 for Emanuel Lewis.
@oMitchFury MJ has adult kids. He didn’t write this for Emmanuel Lewis. He had lots of girlfriends.
@ejlarsonstratford he was playing the main keyboarding for this…Stevie was playing a little but John was carrying the main melody..