Anton Glushkin plays Superstition by Stevie Wonder

Superstition by Stevie Wonder for Motown Records in 1972 arranged for acoustic guitar by Adam Rafferty.

Stevie offered to perform the song first to Jeff Beck who created the original drum beat of Superstition, but at the insistence of Berry Gordy (record producer, founder of Motown Records) finally this was Wonder who recorded it first in 1972.

Adam Rafferty, fingerstyle guitar virtuoso from New York was always fascinated by music of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.
He has released 2 instructional DVDs on how to play some of biggest Wonder's hit songs.
On first "How To Play Stevie Wonder for Fingerstyle Guitar Vol 1" you can find his arrangement of Superstition.