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1	Too High Backing Vocals – Jim Gilstrap, Lani Groves, Tasha Thomas	4:37
2	Visions Acoustic Guitar – Dean ParksBass – Malcolm CecilElectric Guitar – David "T" Walker*	5:17
3	Living For The City	7:26
4	Golden Lady Acoustic Guitar – Ralph HammerBass [Moog], Drums, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Stevie WonderCongas – Larry "Nastyee" Latimer*Organ – Clarence Bell	5:00
5	Higher Ground	3:54
6	Jesus Children Of America	4:04
7	All In Love Is Fair Bass – Scott Edwards Drums, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Piano [Acoustic] – Stevie Wonder	3:45
8	Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing Bongos, Percussion [Latin Gourd] – Sheila WilkersonShaker – Yusuf Roahman	4:55
9	He's Misstra Know-It-All Bass – Willie Weeks	6:06

Credits

• Coordinator [Recording Coordinators] – Ira Tucker Jr.*, John Harris
• Engineer, Producer [Associate], Programmed By [Arp, Moog] – Malcolm Cecil, Robert Margouleff
• Illustration – Efram Wolff
• Mastered By – George Marino
• Producer, Arranged By, Instruments [All], Synthesizer [Arp, Moog], Written-By – Stevie Wonder
• Recorded By – Austin Godsey, Dan Barbiero
• Tape Op – Gary Olazabal

Notes

Album Notes
Composer: Stevie Wonder.Personnel: Stevie Wonder (vocals, harmonica, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, Moog synthesizer, drums); Stevie Wonder; Jim Gilstrap, Lani Groves, Tasha Thomas (vocals, background vocals); Ralph Hammer (guitar, acoustic guitar); Ralph Hammer (acoustic guitar); Dan Barbiero, Austin Godsey (recorder); Clarence Bell (organ); Robert Margouleff (ARP synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, programming); Sheila Wilkerson (bongos, percussion); Larry Latimer (vocals, congas, percussion); Dean Parks (guitar, acoustic guitar); David T. Walker (guitar, electric guitar); Yusuf Roahman (percussion); Malcolm Cecil, Willie Weeks, Scott Edwards.Audio Remasterer: Kevin Reeves.Recording information: Media Sound Studios, New York, NY; Media Sound, Inc, NY; Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Record Plant, Los Angeles And M.Illustrator: Efram Wolff.Arranger: Stevie Wonder.After breaking away from the Motown singles mode, Wonder began creating albums that were visionary in concept, sound, and construction. The greatest of these is 1973's INNERVISIONS (1976's SONG IN THE KEY OF LIFE was also an indisputable masterpiece, yet it lacks the economy and focus of INNERVISIONS). Moving largely away from romantic themes (the beautiful "Golden Lady" is the exception), Wonder tackles the socio-cultural landscape of 1970s America, including drugs, urban life, and crooked politicians, in addition to questions of identity, faith, and idealism.The album is also more musically ambitious than anything Wonder had attempted before. "Too High," the album's opener, has a buoyant, jazzy feel with a subtly complex interaction between instruments and vocals. "Livin' for the City" is a story-song with a stomping beat, gospel flavor, and a dramatic interlude and outro. The churning "Higher Ground" segues into the fierce, slinky groove of "Jesus Children of America" (complete with burbling Arp and Moog synthesizers). The intensity of these songs is not mitigated by the slower songs, which are equally stirring, but by the exuberant, Latin-esque "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing," one of the album's highlights. From beginning to end, INNERVISIONS is a work of genius--a powerful, complex, yet accessible pop masterpiece.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
T 326L	Stevie Wonder	Innervisions ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Tamla	T 326L	US	1973
T 326L	Stevie Wonder	Innervisions ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Tamla	T 326L	US	1973
UDCD 554	Stevie Wonder	Innervisions ‎(CD, Album, RM, 24k)	Tamla, Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab	UDCD 554	Japan	1991
UIGY 9068	Stevie Wonder	Innervisions ‎(SACD, Album, RM)	Motown	UIGY 9068	Japan	2011
MCD09052MD	Stevie Wonder	Innervisions ‎(CD, Album)	Tamla	MCD09052MD	US	Unknown

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