[ applause ] larry: someone will record that and he ll dump me and it will be marsha. more music. more stevie after the break. [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil®. [ smack! ] [ smack! smack! smack! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. tum ta tum tum tums nothing works faster. three. two. one. don t cha wish your work phone was hot like me?.
how i wish that you were mine larry: so why did you change it? marsha and i broke up. and so the lyricist the lyricist sylvia moore wrote my cherie amour. sorry, marsha. larry: oh, marsha, you re sorry today, aren t you? when you think she s probably saying, well, it was about me originally any way, so whatever. larry: when you think the song out, someone has to write down all the notes, right? well, you know, in today s technology you can play on a keyboard like this or any of the other keyboards or piano and through midi, which is the technology that takes, based on numbers, digital, information and take that information and convert that into the the writing of each note that you
larry we re going to miss you so don t ever go too long if you re a woman i may have kissed you but that will never happen ever larry i remember listening to you when you interviewed james brown on the radio i was younger then and you were too a few years ago [ applause ] larry: someone will record that and he ll dump me and it will be marsha. more music. more stevie after the break.
that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha how i wish that you were mine larry: so why did you change it? marsha and i broke up. and so the lyricist the lyricist sylvia moore wrote my cherie amour. sorry, marsha. larry: oh, marsha, you re sorry today, aren t you? when you think she s probably saying, well, it was about me anyway so, whatever. larry: when you think the song out, someone has to write
Took my girlfriend. you know. how much trouble could i really get into? but it was great. i remember once we were performing we performed i think at was it madison square. and there was a big crowd obviously coming to the show. and the guy said, listen, nobody can get in but mick jagger. if you re not one of the stones you can t get through here. and so they were saying but it s stevie wonder. i don t care about stevie who but we want mick jagger. if you re with the stones you get through. i said well, i am mick jagger. oh, you are. why didn t you say that? and they let me through. larry: did you like their music? yeah, i did. larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like my cherie amour. what i beautiful song. where did that come from? that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha