Stevie Wonder- Looking Back-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Motown, Motown
• Catalog number: M-804LP3
• Country: US

Copy notes: Jacket has a saw cut on top left corner. Minor ring wear. Almost perfect vinyl.

Looking Back by Stevie Wonder offers a compelling glimpse into the early years of one of Motown’s most gifted artists, blending soulful vocals and inventive harmonica work that signal the burgeoning genius. Produced by a team including Lamont Dozier and Brian Holland, the album features tracks like "Fingertips" and "Hey Harmonica Man," which highlight Wonder’s playful yet precise command over both voice and instrumentation. The involvement of Eddie Willis on electric sitar adds a subtle texture that’s not what you’d expect in a soul record, proving that Wonder’s world was never quite ordinary. This 1977 pressing on vinyl comes with artwork by Douglas Boyd Studio, a visual complement to the rich sound within. The record’s VG++ condition means the vinyl presents a glossy surface with only minor, light paper scuffs that won’t interfere with playback. For anyone interested in focused listening that straddles early soul and funk, this pressing offers a clean, approachable way to explore Stevie Wonder’s formative sounds without fuss or unnecessary embellishment. It’s a solid piece for those who appreciate the roots of Motown’s evolving artistry.

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