Stevie Wonder Hits Hollywood With ‘The Woman In Red’
In September 1984, Kelly LeBrock was the woman in red, and Stevie Wonder was the artist singing ...
Motown Records
Rick James: Red Hot, ‘Cold Blooded’
Motown’s most dangerous star of the early 1980s was red hot on the Billboard R&B album ...
Stevie Wonder And A Fulfilling Chart Victory
One of the greatest-ever sequences of musical creativity was in full flow in 1974, when Stevie ...
Marvin Gaye Gets It On
One of the most sensual records in chart history became an American No. 1 on 8 September 1973. ...
When Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Made Beautiful Music
Marvin Gaye was on fire in 1968. The Motown star had been having hits for six years, and had ...
Edwin Starr’s Anti-War Anthem
The anti-war anthem that was deemed a little too forthright for one of Motown’s biggest acts ...
Little Stevie And A Wonderful Chart Double
Stevie Wonder had America at his ‘Fingertips’ in August 1963. The story of Little Stevie and a ...
Stevie Wonder Returns On Vinyl To His ‘Original Musiquarium’
Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium, the 1982 release that both anthologised the Motown star's ...
Steve Winwood Rolls With A Double No. 1
British rhythm and blues heritage upstaged American rock on 20 August 1988, as Steve Winwood ...
Stevie Wonder Reaches ‘Higher Ground’
Stevie Wonder always did make his songwriting genius sound easy. On 18 August 1973, ‘Higher ...
