Tag Archives: Stevie Wonder

Bash refers to himself as “a lucky human being,” and you can tell from the way he expresses himself that he's genuinely happy.

With iconic special guests including Steven Tyler, Buddy Guy, and ZZ Top's Billy F. Gibbons, Jeff Beck's 'Live at the Hollywood Bowl' is an essential collector's item for longtime fans. Period.

Legendary performer Tony Bennett received the prize for his lifetime contributions as an interpreter of America's songbook.

Her new album matches the blues-rock-soul singer's honeyed voice with a varied batch of songs by top talents ranging from Mississippi John Hurt to The Weepies' Deb Talan to Black Sabbath.

With 'Stripped', Macy Gray marries her songwriting and interpretive skills in one place. The new album acts as proof that Gray's style has become its own blueprint on making, and playing, by one's own set of artistic rules to achieve longevity.

The latest reissues in the award-winning Archive Collection series cover Paul McCartney's uneven early-'80s period: one's a classic, the other is a decidedly mixed bag.

“Fingertips (Pt. 2)” may seem raw and a bit antiquated today but in 1963, it was Wonder's very first big hit.

Glee's tribute to Stevie Wonder falls flat, both in performances and in story, which contains gaping plot holes.

If you are expecting happy endings in life, maybe this isn’t the film for you (or maybe, just maybe, it is).

Does Macy Gray's cover of Talking Book hold a candle to the original?