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Stevie Wonder
Blind from birth, Little Stevie Wonder - as he was then known - was a child
star, recording from the age of 11 and getting his first hit Fingertips (Part 2)
at 13. He'd already taught himself piano, harmonica, drums and bass and first
sang in the church choir, acquiring his stage name after Motown Records producer
Mickey Stevenson commented "That boy's a wonder." In 1964 he made his film debut
in Muscle Beach Party and went on to make a deluge of hits, including Upright
(Everything's Alright) and a cover of Bob Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind, although
his greatest work probably came...
What Christmas Means to MeJohn Legend and Stevie Wonder
What Christmas Means to MeStevie Wonder
Someday At ChristmasStevie Wonder
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)Stevie Wonder
My Cherie AmourStevie Wonder
I Just Called to Say I Love YouStevie Wonder
What Christmas Means to MeJohn Legend and Stevie Wonder
A Legendary Christmas
2:41
What Christmas Means to MeStevie Wonder
Someday at Christmas
2:28
Someday At ChristmasStevie Wonder
Someday at Christmas
2:48
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)Stevie Wonder
Signed, Sealed & Delivered
2:41
My Cherie AmourStevie Wonder
My Cherie Amour
2:53
I Just Called to Say I Love YouStevie Wonder
The Woman In Red
4:22
