Stevie Wonder Pays Tribute to Quincy Jones: ‘I Love You Madly’
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Stevie Wonder honors producer Quincy Jones, whom he worked with on 'We Are the World' and other songs
Stevie Wonder Wows Madison Square Garden With Hours of Hits, Gentle Politics
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsStevie Wonder talked politics and played hit after hit during his concert at New York's Madison Square Garden on Thursday night.
The 15 Best Olympic Musical Performances
Posted in: Music ListsUnforgettable moments from the opening and closing ceremonies
How the Rolling Stones Finally Got It Together and Made a Great New Album
Mick, Keith, Ronnie, and Stevie (Wonder, that is) break down the star-packed Hackney Diamonds, an album the Stones only could have made now
Josh Teskey’s Favourite Blues Artists and Biggest Musical Influences
Posted in: Music FeaturesJosh Teskey will summon the history of the blues during an intimate seven-show run for the Lexus Encore Sessions this month.
‘The Gift That Keeps Giving’: Mint Condition on Scoring an Unlikely TikTok Hit, 30 Years Later
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe group’s 1991 ballad “Breakin’ My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)” has found a whole new audience thanks to viral clips that poke fun at heartbreak
The Secret Music of Plants
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the 1970's a genre of music made specifically to help plants grow took the world by storm, but do plants actually respond to music?
Elton John and Stevie Wonder Reunite on New Song ‘Finish Line’
Posted in: Music News“I’d go as far as to say it’s one of the best records I’ve ever made,” John says of Lockdown Sessions collaboration
Stevie Wonder Remembers Malcolm Cecil: ‘An Endless Love and Respect for His Genius’
Posted in: Music FeaturesCecil, who died last month, helped Wonder experiment with new sounds and textures across four landmark albums between 1972 and 1974
Malcolm Cecil, Producer for Stevie Wonder and Co-Creator of Revolutionary TONTO Synth, Dead at 84
Posted in: Music NewsMassive module was also used by Isley Brothers, Quincy Jones, Gil Scott-Heron, Diana Ross and Harry Nilsson
