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From: hardy@ihlpg.UUCP (Hardy)
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Subject: Re: Stevie Wonder
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Date: Wed, 4-Sep-85 18:47:53 EDT
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> 
> The recent Eurythmics song "There Must Be an Angel (Playing With My Heart)"
> has a harmonica solo by Stevie, as does the (year old) "I Feel For You" by 
> Chaka Khan.  Can anyone add to this list of tunes?
> 
Yes!  On King Sunny Ade's latest USA release, "Aura," (also about a year old,)
there's a number called "Ase" (pronounced "ah-SHAY") which features Stevie's
harmonica quite prominently.  It's by far the hottest, dirtiest, nastiest
solo I've ever heard Stevie do (that means I like it.)  The song is
kind of long--8 minutes, perhaps?--but always ends much too quickly for me.
This is one song that's *not* on my lengthy "Stevie's Clinkers" list.

Does anyone know what language(s) Sunny Ade sings in?
> 
> P.S.    I finally heard a Kate Bush song on the radio (my first one) and,
> for the record, it was pretty pathetic.   Oh well, I like some pretty pathetic
> stuff myself!

Even as a die-hard Bushie, I'm disappointed with "Running up that Hill."
I recommend the "Never for Ever" album for novices. Enough said.
Sorry to bring it up.  I really am.