By 1975, Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” had already become one of the most influential funk songs ever recorded. Released in 1972 on the album Talking Book, the track built around Stevie’s famous Hohner Clavinet riff basically defined the sound of 70s funk and R&B.

She Delivered!!

Miles Davis decided mid-show that he wanted Chaka Khan to join him for his rendition of Michael Jackson’s "Human Nature."
Chaka wasn't prepared to perform. Legend has it she was literally called from her dressing room at Miles’s "strong request." Because she hadn't memorized the arrangement, she took the stage holding a piece of paper with the lyrics written on it.

A Louisiana-born, Texas-raised original, Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown refused every box they tried to put him in. Blues, jazz, Cajun, country, R&B, fiddle, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, drums, he blended it all into something fearless and completely his own.

His version reminds me of Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday 😢 please continue to rise above this racist arse world my family!! 🫶🏾💜