Superstition - Stevie Wonder - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Very few artists can make a Hohner clavinet sound as funky as Stevie Wonder on “Superstition". In 1972, the pop genius employed his secret electronic harpsichord-like weapon and cooked up the funk song's irresistible and indestructible riff. Marking a return to chart success for Stevie Wonder, "Superstition" took the US Number 1 spot in January 1973, was certified gold in the UK and became the US artist's first chart-topper in a decade. Bolstered by Moog synthesizer bass as well as trumpet and tenor saxophone, the hip-shaking track was written and produced by Stevie Wonder – who had released the song in the wake of renegotiating a new contract with Motown records – and was the lead single from his fifteenth studio album, Talking Book.