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New Cadre of Female Vocalists Defies Traditions of Soul Sound
In February, the troubled but talented Amy Winehouse swept the Grammy Awards thanks to the success of her second disc, "Back to Black," her arresting merger of '60s girl-group pop, R&B and hip-hop. England's ...
Sarah Bareilles: An Artist On The Rise
Singer Sarah Bareilles will visit "The Early Show" to perform "Bottle It Up" from her latest album "Little Voice." Despite her down-to-earth demeanor and a soulful set of pipes, Sara Bareilles maintains she's ...
In the past 10 years, British vocalist Jamie Lidell has created some of the darkest, most challenging music under the name Super Collider.
Hotter Than July, Stevie Wonder
I honestly started writing this entry about 3 weeks ago, I never finished and I kept coming back to it and changing it because the things I was talking about didn't make any sense after awhile.
Monday Night Music - Edwin Starr
I love old-school R&B with the kind of love that could only build in the heart of a suburban white boy who grew up listening to the local oldies station and wanted very much to be a trombone player in a horn ...
Stevie Wonder lays the love on thick
Stevie Wonder is one of the most influential singer-songwriters of our time. He's been covered by everyone from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Boney M., from Jeff Beck to Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.
Stevie Wonder serenades crowd at GM Place 2 hours ago
The music of the legendary Stevie Wonder has probably done more for the cause of peace, love and understanding than the work of most individual humanitarians and philanthropists.
"Sing with Stevie" contest winner Brynn Berger got a standing "O" Friday Night
What a magical night last night at the White River Amphitheater in Auburn . Stevie Wonder and his 14 piece band rocked the house on a beautiful summer night in the Northwest and our "SING WITH STEVIE" contest ...
Stevie Wonder was crushed by the death of his mother, Lula Mae Hardaway, in 2006.
Stevie Wonder gets onboard the Sleep Train
When two travel four hours to see one of their all-time favorite artists, Stevie Wonder, perform at a venue that should have been a 40-minute drive away - the usual journey from San Francisco - a simple outing ...
Wonder, Stone Enrich New Saadiq Album
R&B artist/songwriter/producer Raphael Saadiq will be back in the spotlight with his own music this fall.
Sketches of a Man may be a pretentious title for an easygoing, Grammy-winning crooner like Dwele, perhaps better suited to Stevie Wonder's more thoughtful run of gems in the '70s. Yet, considering the debt all ...
In all my years on the microphone side of radio I have never heard of a cooler prize for a listener to win.
Concert review: Stevie Wonder still near top of his game at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Last summer, Stevie Wonder returned to the road after more than a decade away to honor his mother's memory with a show fit for a time capsule - two hours of the very best material from one of the greatest ...
The Tao of Stevie: Wonder creates 'soundtrack to the soul'
Stevie Wonder is blind, but he can see. Not in the conventional "Isn't that a beautiful sunset?" kind-of-way. Rather, Wonder sees in a way that most sighted people can't. His keen sight -- "insight" might be a ...
Motown legend Stevie Wonder has added an extra date at Birmingham NIA after the first concert sold out.
It should be a Wonder-ful time at the Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Bowl, 2301 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood. 8 p.m. Monday $35-$250 365-3500; www.ticketmaster.com . Even though he had a number of hits before, it was the 1972 "Music of My Mind" that marked Stevie Wonder ...
Wonder (and others) under cover
When Stevie Wonder returns to Auckland for a concert in October at least he won't get rained out like he did during his last visit here 20 years ago.
Psalm 150 putting on a reunion show
In the pivotal years of the early '70s, a war raged in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal monopolized headlines, and Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment.
Wonder still playing in the key of life
"Part of creating music is doing the life," Stevie Wonder says. "You have to do your life in order to create music." Stevie Wonder tours infrequently and talks to the press even less.