Spyder Turner's Hypnotic Appeal: You Keep Me Wonderin' Beguiles Listeners with Universal Allure

Why am I just discovering Spyder Turner? As a well-seasoned musician, his latest song submission, "You Keep Me Wonderin'," showcases a talent that deserves wider recognition. Turner's biggest hit, "Stand By Me" (1967), was a mere glimpse into his multifaceted abilities (Turner, 1967). While that track, produced by Clay McMurray, featured Spyder's spot-on vocal imitations of fellow 1960s soul artists like Smokey Robinson, Chuck Jackson, and Jackie Wilson, Turner's new song demonstrates his incredible talent as a songwriter and producer in his own right.?

"You Keep Me Wonderin'" is an R&B/Soul gem that captivated me from the moment it landed in my MusicXray dropbox. The track masterfully blends a sultry saxophone with Spyder Turner's velvety voice, creating a hypnotic sex appeal that instantly draws in the listener. This song is not only perfect for radio play but also attractive for the club scene, film, and commercials—a testament to its universal charm.?

Turner's illustrious career includes co-writing songs with legendary songwriter Norman Whitfield and even earning platinum status for the Rose Royce track "Do Your Dance" (1977; Whitfield & Turner, 1977). His versatile talents also extend to the silver screen, performing the title track for Berry Gordy's film "Last Dragon" and making on-screen appearances in "Secret Agent Double-00-Soul" and "Street Wars."?

Listening to "You Keep Me Wonderin'," it is clear that Spyder Turner has honed his craft to a science. His alluring sound and timeless style resonate with listeners, making this track a worthy addition to any music collection. Spyder Turner has undoubtedly solidified his position as an underrated soul legend, and "You Keep Me Wonderin'" is a testament to his enduring talent.?

In conclusion, "You Keep Me Wonderin'" is an exceptional track that showcases Spyder Turner's vast musical capabilities. With its hypnotic saxophone and Turner's soulful voice, this song captivates listeners and fits seamlessly into various settings, from radio to film. If you think I’m overexcited about this one then you should pour yourself a glass of your favorite beverage, dim the lights and CLICK HERE to hear the song for yourself.??