Talking Book, released in 1972, was Stevie Wonder’s 15th studio album. At the time of its release, Wonder was 22 years old. Let that sink in for a moment. Now that’s out of the way, it’s important to ...
A conversation about the singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist’s studio innovations, and melding of social consciousness and musical creativity. Hosted by Jon Caramanica. Produced by Pedro ...
OPINION: To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's Grammy Award-winning album "Talking Book," theGrio breaks down how he used synthesizers to maximize the orchestral capabilities and ...
I have some unpopular opinions about Stevie Wonder. One, his 1980 album “Hotter Than July” is the real finale to his golden period (rather than the more widely beloved 1976 opus “Songs In the Key of ...
The “I Try” singer releases her cover of the 1972 album on Tuesday. By Sophie Schillaci Macy Gray PR Image Portrait - P 2012 On the heels of Covered, Macy Gray’s last album comprised of a variety of ...
A five-year “classic period” of legendary musician Stevie Wonder in the 1970s is the subject of a new Audible original podcast series. The seven-episode “The Wonder of Stevie” comes to Amazon’s ...
On October 24, 1972, Stevie Wonder released his 15th album “Talking Book” and the world heard the infectious grooves and seamless vocal delivery of the song “Superstition” for the very first time.
Macy Gray ventured into uncharted territory recently when the Grammy award-winning artist decided to remake one of her most favorite albums, Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book—now in its 40th anniversary.
Stevie Wonder talks about how his Blackness influences his songwriting and views on love in the new Audible original podcast series, The Wonder of Stevie, now available for listening on Audible.
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