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Stevie Wonder mastered Motown's distinctive fusion of pop and soul and went on to compose far more idiosyncratic music, ... During the childhood stage of his career, Stevie amazed audiences with his exciting performances and continued hitting the charts with such singles as "Hey Harmonica Man," "Work Out Stevie,
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www.history-of-rock.com/stevie_wonder.htm
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When little Stevie Wonder's family moved to Detroit, his mother was afraid to let her seven-year-old boy, who had been blind since birth, out of the house. And a brilliant musical career was launched. ... To pass the time, Wonder would beat spoons on pots, pans, and any other surface that helped him keep rhythm with the...
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thelinkto.com/parentmentor/stevie_wonder.htm
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Stevie Wonder Photo Gallery ... His normal childhood activities of playing games and climbing trees with his friends were suddenly set on a different path when his amazing musical talents were spotted by Bonnie White of Smokey Robinson's group The Miracles.
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Stevie Wonder was known as a wonder child when he hit it big in the music industry. Not only was this child a musical prodigy at Motown Records and full of talent, he was also blind. Stevie Wonder was Throughout his childhood, including his teen years, Wonder continued to have great success and his skills flourished.
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www.loti.com/sixties_music/Stevie_Wonder.htm
www.loti.com/sixties_music/Stevie_Wonder.htm
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Having never had his vision, Wonder did not suffer the loss of it. He claims that he had a happy childhoodÑwith some restrictionsÑin Saginaw and Detroit, where his family lived in Òupper-lower-class circumstances.Ó Not surprisingly, Wonder ...
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While performing for some of his friends in 1961, Stevie was discovered by Ronnie White of the Miracles, who helped arrange an audition with Berry Gordy at Motown. Gordy signed the youngster immediately and teamed him with producer/songwriter Clarence Paul, under the new name Little Stevie Wonder.
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www.vh1.com/artists/az/wonder_stevie/bio.jhtml
www.vh1.com/artists/az/wonder_stevie/bio.jhtml
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Stevie Wonder is a much-beloved American icon and an indisputable genius not only of R&B but popular music in general. Blind virtually since birth, Wonder's heightened awareness of sound helped him create vibrant, colorful music teeming with life and ambition. ... I was born in Lil' Rock, Had a childhood sweetheart,
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www.alwaysontherun.net/stevie.htm
www.alwaysontherun.net/stevie.htm
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A memoir about young Stevie Wonder during Motown's early days. ... the story of Motown's earliest days, when talented young people like Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson, the Tempations and Stevie Wonder were striving to become famous. On stage, life appeared glamorous. Off stage, they did what had to be done to let the world...
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www.booklocker.com/books/507.html
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His childhood activities of playing games and climbing trees with his friends were suddenly set on a different path when his amazing musical talents were spotted by Bonnie White of Smokey Robinson’s group The Miracles. ... Stevie Wonder is one of the greats, he has won-so far-18 Grammy Awards, he is a member of the Rock...
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www.quitegreat.co.uk/clients/music/StevieWonder2.html
www.quitegreat.co.uk/clients/music/StevieWonder2.html
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