Boogie On Reggae Woman

E64399

single song

"Boogie On Reggae Woman" is a 1974 funk-infused soul single by Stevie Wonder, celebrated for its infectious groove, harmonica riffs, and innovative use of synthesizers.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	single → song →
album	Fulfillingness' First Finale →
artist	Stevie Wonder →
Bside	Seems So Long →
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100	3 →
chartPositionUSHotSoulSingles	1 →
composer	Stevie Wonder →
countryOfOrigin	United States of America → surface form: "United States"
era	1970s →
followedBySingle	I Wish →
genre	R&B → funk → soul →
hasCriticalReception	widely acclaimed →
hasInstrumentation	bass guitar → drums → electric piano → harmonica → synthesizer →
hasLiveVersions	yes →
hasNotableFeature	funk-infused soul groove → innovative use of synthesizers → prominent harmonica riffs →
hasRhythmicStyle	syncopated funk rhythm →
includedIn	Stevie Wonder compilation albums →
language	English →
length	4:55 →
lyricist	Stevie Wonder →
nominatedFor	Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance →
notableFor	blend of reggae-influenced rhythm with funk and soul elements →
originalMedium	7-inch single →
partOfAlbum	Fulfillingness' First Finale →
performer	Stevie Wonder →
precededBySingle	You Haven't Done Nothin' →
producer	Stevie Wonder →
publisher	Jobete Music →
recordingArtistNationality	American →
recordLabel	Motown → Tamla →
releaseDate	1974-10-23 →
releaseYear	1974 →
side	A-side →
tempo	mid-tempo →
vocalStyle	male lead vocal →
writer	Stevie Wonder →

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Fulfillingness' First Finale → hasTrack → Boogie On Reggae Woman →

Fulfillingness' First Finale → notableSingle → Boogie On Reggae Woman →

Stevie Wonder → notableWork → Boogie On Reggae Woman →