“Where I’m Coming From” by Stevie Wonder - album review

features in: Album Chart of 1971 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1970s

His last album for Motown before his contract ran out, all co-written with his then-wife, Syreeta Wright. There's an ever increased sense of depth and maturity to his work, but he still fails to connect with me, the hard-strutting “Do Yourself A Favor” being the one funky exception.

The Jukebox Rebel
15–Sep–2009

A1	[02:45] Stevie Wonder - Look Around (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Songwriter
A2	[06:10] Stevie Wonder - Do Yourself A Favor (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Disco / Funk
A3	[03:37] Stevie Wonder - Think Of Me As Your Soldier (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Pop Ballad
A4	[02:59] Stevie Wonder - Something Out Of The Blue (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Pop Ballad
A5	[03:00] Stevie Wonder - If You Really Love Me (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Pop
B1	[05:18] Stevie Wonder - I Wanna Talk To You (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Blues Rock / Soul Rock
B2	[03:11] Stevie Wonder - Take Up A Course In Happiness (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Pop
B3	[02:53] Stevie Wonder - Never Dreamed You’d Leave In Summer (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Songwriter
B4	[06:58] Stevie Wonder - Sunshine In Their Eyes (Stevland Judkins, Syreeta Wright) Pop Ballad