SOUL (Sounds of Unity and Love) – My Cherie Amour (Stevie Wonder Cover) 1972
Originating in Cleveland, OH, SOUL stood for “Sounds of Unity and Love.” The members were Lee Lovett (bass), Gus Hawkins (sax/flute), Paul Stubblefield (drums), and Walter Winston (guitar). Larry Hancock (vocals/organ) was added in 1971 and Bernard (Beloyd) Taylor (guitar)… Continue reading
Stevie Wonder Performs “Sketches of a Life”
Singer/songwriter Stevie Wonder, the awardee of the second Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, premieres “Sketches of a Life,” a sprawling, hybrid pop-classical concerto, written between 1976 and 1994. The work was unveiled through a commission for the… Continue reading
Stevie B – Dreamin Of Love (Official Video)
Stevie B (Steven Bernard Hill) is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer who was influential in the Latin freestyle and High-Energy, mostly from Miami dance music scene of the late 1980s. Also known as the King of Freestyle, Stevie… Continue reading
Q&A: Isn’t Stevie Wonder the greatest musician of all time?
Question by oneyed: Isn’t Stevie Wonder the greatest musician of all time?
WAIT! Before you think, I have no scope, depth, understanding, or whatever. Consider the Southern blind boy with the incredible instrumentel hit, the unpresidented contract,… Continue reading
Stevie Starr Live @ 7 seas in Columbia Plaza
Stevie was inspired by music at an early age, and it has since played a major part in his life. He has worked with the likes of Muddy Loop and John Benson-whose collaborations vary from Stevie Wonder to All Saints,… Continue reading