Stevie Wonder

Singer/Songwriter Blind at birth, Stevland "Stevie Wonder" Morris, was dubbed "a wonder" because he was a musical prodigy, signed to Motown Records by the age of 12.  Little Stevie Wonder scored a big hit by the time he was 13, with the 1963 tune, "Fingertips (Pt. 2)."  As an adult, his 1972 breakthrough album, Talking Book, paved the way for his classic collections, including Innervisions (1973) and his fanciful 1976 album, Songs in the Key of Live.  He has received 22 Grammy Awards, more than any other male solo artist.
Stevie Wonder

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Glenn Lewis Ends His "Involuntary Hiatus" From Music

The singer makes his return after a decade long layoff.

This Day in Black History: June 6, 1994

Stevie Wonder performed at the Duke Ellington School for the Arts in Washington, D.C., on June 6, 1944.

This Day in Black History: June 11, 1988

Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday celebration was held in London on June 11, 1988, where Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston and others performed.

This Day in Black History: June 2, 1993

Ray Charles is awarded the Songwriters Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award on June 2, 1993.

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Gather around, Stevie’s got a story to tell. Stevie Wonder tickles the ivories during one of his Soul Train performances. (Photo: 2001 Tribune Entertainment)

Lauryn Hill Thanks Alicia Keys, Stevie Wonder in Open Letter

Ms. Hill shows her appreciation to fans and celeb friends.
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