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This is Stevie Wonders as a baby on May 13 1950 at Saginaw, Michigan. His real name is Stevland Hardaway Judkins but everybody calls him Stevie Wonders as a nickname. But now his name is Steveland Moris after he was married to another wife.
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Stevie wonders life from baby until now from 1950 to 2012.
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In 1963, aged thirteen, he had his first US number 1 hit single and album with the first live recording to ever top the charts. He is still the youngest person to have reached those number 1 spots. His album was called Jazz Soul by little Stevie.
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In 1973 he was the first black person to win a Grammy for the best album of the year, a feat that was repeated for 3 consecutive albums. He has since gone on to win 24 Grammys.
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He gets a car acciedent and gets him in coma for 10 days on August 6, 1973.
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Telly Savalas and Cher present Stevie Wonder with the Album Of The Year Award at the 16th Annual GRAMMY Awards in 1974
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Picks up 2 Grammys for For Your Love
Awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. -
Awarded the Songwriters Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award.
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In 2009 Stevie was awarded the Gershwin Prize for Popular Music by the US Library of Congress, again the youngest person to achieve this award, which was presented to him at the White House by President Obama. In addtion Stevie was commissioned by the Library to write a classical piece, an honour not normally bestowed on popular music artists.
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Stevie today is still sucessful with songs that make you get up on your feet and dance when you hear his songs.
