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The much-anticipated tour on which Stevie Wonder is performing the whole of ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’ kicked off on November 6 at Madison Square Garden.
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On the Hot 100 of November 4, 1967, Brenda Holloway hit No. 39 with ‘You’ve Made Me So Very Happy,' little knowing it would be her final top 40 showing.
Stevie Wonder will follow his ‘Songs In The Key Of Life Performance Tour’ by also playing the album at the 19th Annual House Full of Toys Benefit Concert
Ahead of ‘The London Sessions,' Mary J. Blige has compiled a collection of “top fives," from which uDiscover has put together Mary J's personal playlist.
After co-producing the James Brown biopic ‘Get On Up,’ Mick Jagger has co-produced ‘Mr. Dynamite: The Rise of James Brown,’ a new HBO documentary.
The No. 1s came thick and fast for the Temptations in the late 60s. 46 years ago, the Tempts got their fourth in 20 months with ‘I Can’t Get Next To You.’
On September 30, 1967, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles returned to the Billboard album chart with another classy offering, ‘Make It Happen.’
The Temptations. With interviews from the band, we how Smokey Robinson made this all-male vocal group one of the biggest names on the planet.
Stevie Wonder got into the mood for his 11-city North American tour recreating ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’ by performing on Jimmy Fallon's chat show.
Soul queen Mary J Blige has unveiled not one, but two new previews of her much-anticipated forthcoming album ‘The London Sessions.’
Motown left Detroit a long time ago, but the record company who gave us Diana, Marvin, Smokey & Stevie continues to exert a huge influence on popular music.
There are streets in Macon Georgia are named after musicians including Little Richard and Duane Allman
Lucky Stevie Wonder fans in North America will be able to see him perform his 1976 double album ‘Songs In The Key Of Life’ on an 11-city tour from November.
Details have just been confirmed of the UK liaisons between Mary J Blige and Emeli Sandé, Sam Smith and others, on her upcoming ‘The London Sessions.’
