Too High - Stevie Wonder - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Stevie Wonder confronts the issue of drug abuse on his cautionary anti-drug tale "Too High", the opening track from his innovative 1973 album Innvervisions, which provided a playground for his ARP and T.O.N.T.O. (The Original New Timbral Orchestra) synth experiments. On "Too High", hard-hitting social realist lyrics are grounded in jazz-fusion grooves, powered by Stevie Wonder's trusted clavinet, a caffeinated bassline, and a fiery harmonica solo that opens Innvervisions in freewheeling style. Arriving just nine months after Talking Book and widely considered one of the finest albums ever made – winning Album of the Year and Best Engineered Non-Classical Recording at the 16th Grammy Awards – Stevie Wonder's 16th full-length became inseparable from the real-life story of the accident he experienced just three days after its release, when the car he was in rear-ended a lumber truck, leaving him lying in a coma for ten days due to severe brain contusion.