Robert Margouleff on Recording Stevie Wonder’s “Living for the City”
Robert Margouleff shares how the classic Stevie Wonder single 'Living For The City' came together in this excerpt from his new memoir, Shaping Sounds.
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Robert Margouleff shares how the classic Stevie Wonder single 'Living For The City' came together in this excerpt from his new memoir, Shaping Sounds.
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