Favorite Stevie Wonder B sides or album cuts

[Sotosound]

I checked that MONO of Signed Sealed Delivered and was too disappointed at what I discovered but they is no way that the 45 is a fold down of the stereo. The far superior mono version avoids those over the over the top drumming segments.

You Met Your Match was played extensively on Tony Blackburn's Radio 1 morning show and I rushed home from school to buy it. Little did I know that I would also be getting my all time favourite version of My Girl on the flip side.

Life was good in those days.

The mono single mix of SSDIY is an aggressive, Uriel Jones drum-driven mutha of a track. It's IMTHIS that's the fold-down. [[Just edited my original post.)

Stevie's "My Girl" is rather good, eh?

[BayouMotownMan]

I don't remember if his original Until You Come Back To Me was a b-side but I can't get enough of it. Better than Aretha's version

[Motown Eddie]

I don't remember if his original Until You Come Back To Me was a b-side but I can't get enough of it. Better than Aretha's version

Stevie Wonder's version of "Until You Come Back To Me [That's What I'm Gonna Do]"
was sent to 'the vaults' in 1967 and never released as a single. The song first came out on Stevie's Anthology [aka Looking Back] collection in 1977 and on his 1999 box set At The Close Of A Century.

[theboyfromxtown]

I don't remember if his original Until You Come Back To Me was a b-side but I can't get enough of it. Better than Aretha's version

I far prefer Stevie's version too.

[mysterysinger]

I far prefer Stevie's version too.

And I'm gonna third that - Stevie's "Until You Come Back To Me" is sublime - deffo a fave Stevie track. But why, oh why, was it vaulted!

[BayouMotownMan]

And I'm gonna third that - Stevie's "Until You Come Back To Me" is sublime - deffo a fave Stevie track. But why, oh why, was it vaulted!

Better yet why was his All I Do original on Tammi Terrell vaulted. That was a smash

[Graham Jarvis]

Better yet why was his All I Do original on Tammi Terrell vaulted. That was a smash

Don't forget Brenda Holloway & The Jackson 5's versions