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that Stevie Wonder not only composed, sang, wrote the lyrics and played keyboards on his song Superstition, he also played the bass part on a bass synthesizer and played the iconic drum part drum too after being inspired by guitarist Jeff Beck. The only part he didn t play were the horns

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Fun Fact: that Stevie Wonder not only composed, sang, wrote the lyrics and played keyboards on his song “Superstition,” he also played the bass part on a bass synthesizer and played the iconic drum part drum too after being inspired by guitarist Jeff Beck. The only part he didn’t play were the horns

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