Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta – Syreeta

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Tracklist

A1	I'm Goin' Left	3:33
A2	Spinnin' And Spinnin'	4:22
A3	Your Kiss Is Sweet	3:37
A4	Come And Get This Stuff	4:32
A5	Heavy Day	4:01
B1	Cause We've Ended As Lovers Guitar – Michael Sembello	4:28
B2	Just A Little Piece Of You	4:00
B3	Waitin' For The Postman	1:52
B4	When Your Daddy's Not Around Vocals – Dennis Morrison	1:11
B5	I Wanna Be By Your Side Lead Vocals [Co-lead] – G.C. Cameron	4:01
B6	Universal Sound Of The World (Your Kiss Is Sweet)	3:57

Arranged By [Strings] – Paul Riser
Backing Vocals – Anita Sherman, Deniece Williams, Lani Groves, Minnie Riperton, Shirley Brewer
Bass – Reggie McBride
Coordinator [Album] – Calvin Hardaway
Drums – Ollie Brown
Engineer – Gary Olazabal, Malcolm Cecil, Bob Margouleff*
Guitar – Marlo Henderson, Michael Sembello
Photography By – Jim Britt
Producer, Arranged By, Presenter – Stevie Wonder
Recorded By [Recordist] – Joan DeCola
Tenor Saxophone – Dennis Morouse*
Trumpet – Steven Madaio*
Written-By – Stevie Wonder, Syreeta Wright (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B6)

Recorded at The Record Plant, Los Angeles, California
Mixed at Westlake Audio, Inc., Los Angeles, California
℗ © 1974 Motown Record Corporation

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Syreeta (LP, Album, Stereo)	Tamla Motown	1C 062-95 584	Germany	1974
Recently Edited	Syreeta (LP, Album, Stereo)	Tamla Motown, Tamla Motown	STML 11268, 0C 062 ◦ 95584	UK	1974
	Syreeta (LP, Album)	Tamla Motown	5C 062-95584	Netherlands	1974
New Submission	Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta (LP, Album)	Motown	M-808V1	Canada	1974
New Submission	Syreeta (LP, Album)	Tamla Motown	2C 064-95584	France	1974

GingerGuru Apr 12, 2021
The great, 'lost' Stevie Wonder album. A devout fan of Stevie's 70's work would be sorely amiss in giving this release a pass, as it is filled to the brim with his amazing songwriting (often in conjunction with the talented Ms. Wright) and - vitally - his powerful production & arrangement. It boggles the mind that a work THIS wonderful, this complete, this emotionally vital and this catchy seemed to somehow slip through the cracks (perhaps that is more indicative of the bounty of musical offerings available in the mid-70s). Any soul fan, and Stevie fan, anyone who loses themselves in beautiful singing.... this album deserves to be on your shelf.
The U.S. 1974 Motown (M6-808S1) is a decent pressing, seems thinner in sound when compared against much of Wonder's output at the same time but still.... fantastic.
S1turbo Jan 20, 2018
This should be in the Stevie Wonder section as there’s no colaperation at all