Fingertips Pts. 1 & 2 (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago/1962)

Right about now, ladies and gentlemen, we'd like to continue with our show
By introducing to you a young man that's only 12 years old
And he is considered as being a genius of our time
Ladies and gentlemen, won't you and I make him feel happy with a nice ovation as we meet and greet
Little Stevie Wonder, how 'bout it

Yeah
Yeah
Ladies and gentlemen
Now I'm gonna do a song taken from my album
The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie
The name of the song's called, uh, Fingertips

Now, I want you to clap your hand, come on
Come on
Yeah
Stomp your feet
Jump up and down
Do anything that you wanna do
Yeah
Yeah

Yeah

Everybody say, yeah
(Yeah, yeah)
Say, yeah
(Yeah)
Say, yeah
(Yeah)
Yeah?
(Yeah)
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Just a little bit of soul
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Clap your hand just a little bit louder
Clap your hand just a little bit louder

I know that everybody had, yeah
Everybody had a good time
So, if you want me to
If you want me to
I'm gonna swing a song
Yeah, just one more time
Until I come back
Just one more time
Will I come back?
So goodbye

How 'bout it, let's hear it for him, huh?
Little Stevie Wonder
Take a bow, Stevie

Come on
Now goodbye, goodbye
A-goodbye, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

I'm gonna go, yeah
I'm gonna go, yeah
But let's, let's swing it one more time

How 'bout it?
Go on, shake that rump for me real good
Stevie Wonder
Thank you kindly, ladies and gentlemen
And the other young man who was responsible for the arrangement
The conductor was Mr. Clarence Paul