STEVIE WONDER says he’s fan of @tonestith FLY 🦅 on @radiofreekjlh . That’s a stamp of approval we can all agree on 🏆
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En 1984, Stevie Wonder nos regaló una de las canciones más románticas de todos los tiempos: I Just Called to Say I Love You, tema principal de la película The Woman in Red. 🎶❤️
Un mensaje simple, sincero y eterno: llamar solo para decir “te amo”. Ganadora del Óscar y convertida en un clásico mundial, esta canción sigue tocando corazones generación tras generación. ✨
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I’ve gone at least 30 times around the sun with you, my musical genius of all times. I love you now..as I will forever.🫶🏽 #happybirthday #steviewonder #kimburrell
Fresh off the press. @steviewonderlegacy using the @harpejji to send a powerful message to THE PEOPLE at the late Jesse Jackson’s going home service.
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The simplest song Stevie Wonder ever wrote became one of the biggest hits of his entire career - and won him an Oscar.
Stevie Wonder wrote and recorded I Just Called to Say I Love You in 1984 for the soundtrack of the romantic comedy The Woman in Red, in which he also appeared. The song was notably different from the complex, layered compositions Wonder was celebrated for throughout the 1970s. Wonder had actually written an earlier version of the melody years prior but shelved it before returning to it for this project. The song was recorded almost entirely using synthesizers, reflecting the dominant production aesthetic of mid-1980s pop music.
I Just Called to Say I Love You became one of the biggest commercial hits of Stevie Wonder’s entire career, reaching number one in 16 countries including the US and UK and becoming the best-selling single of 1984 in Britain. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1985 as well as the Golden Globe for the same category. Despite being somewhat dismissed by music critics as overly simplistic compared to Wonder’s earlier work, its commercial reach was staggering and introduced an entirely new generation to one of the greatest musical talents America has ever produced.
What other artist do you think has a massive hit that doesn’t truly represent their original style?
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Happy Birthday #StevieWonder ! May God continue to Bless and keep you.
this day change my life… #steviewonder #soulsinger #viral #singing #soulrnb
🌙🌙 Happy Birthday @its.better.live Stevie Wonder performing “Living For The City” live on Musikladen (1974).
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Happy 76th birthday #StevieWonder!!!! We love you!
Released in 1972, Superstition is pure groove from one of the greatest musical minds ever. Built around that instantly recognizable clavinet riff, Stevie Wonder created a sound that changed funk, pop, and soul forever. The song isn’t just catchy — it’s alive, with every note feeling intentional and impossible not to move to. Lyrically, Stevie warns about letting fear and myths control your life, but it’s the rhythm, energy, and attitude that made this a timeless classic. Over 50 years later, it still sounds fresh, still fills dance floors, and still proves why Stevie Wonder is a legend. This isn’t just a song — it’s a moment in music history.
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Please join us in wishing Stevie Wonder a joyous 76 🎉
15 years ago on April 30, Stevie joined @herbiehancock @chakakhan @esperanzaspalding @deedeebridgewater @chrmcbride @sheilae @shankar.mahadevan @tedeschitrucksband @robertcrayofficial + to perform “As” for our finale for the very first International Jazz Day All-Star Global Concert from the @unitednations
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Stevie Wonder who is 19 here & Diana Ross “I’m Gonna Make You Love Me”. Live at the Hollywood Palace 1969
Have a great night! 🫶
“I’m Gonna Make You Love Me” is a soul song most popularly released as a joint single performed by Diana Ross & the Supremes and the Temptations for the Motown label. This version peaked for two weeks at No. 2 on the Hot 100 in the United States, selling 900,000 copies in its first two weeks, and at No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart in January 1969.
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