(I Call It Pretty Music, But...) The Old People Call It the Blues

" I Call It Pretty Music, but the Old People Call It the Blues"is a song by Stevie Wonder. Clarence Paul wrote the song together with Henry Cosby or Berry Gordy[3] and Tamla Records (a sub-label of Motown) single in August 1962 as brought it out. It was the first single by Wonder, who was then twelve years old and was called ' Little Stevie '. On the A-side and a portion of the song on the b-side was the rest. "I Call It Pretty Music, but the Old People Call It the Blues" brought Wonder not much success,[1]  although he called the 101st place reached in the u.s. chart with it. [4]  Marvin Gaye provided drumming for this number.