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And piano and drums and stuff. kind of jazz project. and than we did a tribute to uncle ray, which was a tribute to ray charles that we did. and then we were on the motown revue, and in chicago the fingertips was done again. we d come up with a live version of it. clarence paul, who was my musical director at the time, came up with an idea for, you know, the whole everybody say yeah, and all that stuff. and that was put on the album that was called little stevie wonder live at the apollo. larry: you were always you ain t so little anymore. you were once little stevie wonder, right? never little. big in spirit. small in size. grow to kind of match my spirit. larry: did the harmonica come naturally to you, too? it was harmonica was ....
Feeling so right, oh, you know, we could go on and on. larry: do you still do a lot of concerts? yes, we do. we ve just recently did the tour throughout europe. we ve had different concepts. the next two i m going to do is going to be called through the eyes of wonder. and the concept of that tour is going to be really taking the ideas that i see, you know, the visuals, how i ve how i ve done the various songs and how i visualize various things could be with something that would be a visual, whether it be a video, staging them in a certain kind of way, because i think that, you know, obviously with every song i have written, i have a vivid imagination or picture as ....
The best of 2010. including anderson cooper in a bunny suit. no lie. i m not going to spoil it for you whether it s on the best or the worst category. anderson tries to explain it himself. sort of. those sorries and more at the top of the hour. now back to larry king. part-time lover larry: all right. the crew was talking before we began this interview, and they all said they love a song which is not familiar to me because i ve got some musical knowledge but i don t know everything. and the song is called part-time lover. know everyth. and the song is called part-time lover. what s your take on, how did that come about? how did i write the song? larry: yeah. i wrote larry: not marcia again. this one involved a few, a couple different people. but this song i wrote when i was in england and i don t know, it ....
part-time lover larry: the crew was talking before we began this interview, and they all said they love a song which is not familiar to me because i ve got some musical knowledge but i don t know everything. and the song is called part-time lover. what s your take on that? how did that come about? how did i write the song or larry: yeah. i wrote the song larry: not marsha again. no. this would have involved a few, couple of people. but this song i wrote when i was in england. and i don t know. it was just an idea, just the whole thing. it was the beat then was and so it was like call up ring once hang up the phone to let me know ....
you know, i loved michael a lot. and i just felt that the way that certain people that, you know, they well, here s the deal. i felt that if you re going befriend someone and if, god forbid, they pass away, then why do you come after they die to talk about their business? i was not feeling that at all. larry: we re back with stevie wonder. i guess the song that more singers sing, nightclub performances, whatever, my wife sings it, she sings a lot of club songs, is for once in my life. so you need me to write your wife a song? larry: yeah, i d love you to. are you serious? larry: yeah. i ll do that. seriously, i will do it. and the reason i ll do it is because as much as some of the ....