Stevie Wonder
Steveland Judkins Morris was born on May 13, 1950, in Saginaw, Michigan. He is morepopularly known as Stevie Wonder. Stevie was blinded shortly after birth. His blindness was caused by a medical accident when he was born. He had to be put in an incubator and he didn’t get enough air. In 1954 his family moved to Detroit. He developed his musical talent early in his life. By the age of 11 years old, he could play the harmonica and piano and he was a talented singer. Stevie was introduced to Motown's Berry Gordy, who recognized Stevie’s talents. He was signed to Motown in 1962 and he was given the stage name “Little Stevie Wonder”. He later grew out of this nickname and dropped the “little”. Stevie had success with his single, 'Fingertips, Part 2', in 1963. By the time he was 18, Wonder had released hits such as 'Uptight', 'Nothing's Too Good for My Baby', 'I Was Made to Love Her', and 'For Once in My Life'. He followed that up with more hits, lik
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