
The year 1972 saw the beginning of a five-year span in which Stevie Wonder released five groundbreaking, critically acclaimed albums, garnering him over half a dozen Grammys and over 10 million albums sold, securing his place as one of the most important American musicians and songwriters in history.
For the first time, uncover the untold story of an extraordinary artistic journey that shaped the ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this bonus episode, Wesley sits down with Stevie Wonder and a superfan named Barack Obama to discuss the politics of optimism, the power of a love song, and what it feels like to break artistic ground. And the best part? Stevie brought his keyboar... more
Today we're sharing one of our favorite podcasts, Talk Easy. This episode features Wesley Morris talking about The Wonder of Stevie.
Wesley unpacks Stevie Wonder’s legendary five-album run from 1972-1976, his recent “battleground states” tour in th... more
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They are so annoying and out of touch. Could’ve had much more interesting and musically and/or culturally relevant people who didn’t hold the record for drone bombing people
I’m six years younger than Stevie and literally grew up on his music. Stevie is my all time favorite artist. However, sadly, I couldn’t get past the first episode because the host’s style is so over the top cringy. Unfortunately, too much yada yada, and not enough Stevie. Too bad, this could have been such a treat.
I have never written a podcast review before, but finishing this podcast series compels me. I listened to the album for each episode, then listened to the episode, then listened to the album again. What a special experience to experience more depth and context from the albums. What I loved about this series was the discussion of the historical context, the meanings behind the musical forms and the discussion of the musical technology. It was a feast for my ears. I am left wanting more - so pleas... more
So glad to have found this podcast.
I loved this so much. Wesley’s joy is infectious.
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A richly crafted audio journey explores the groundbreaking artistic contributions of Stevie Wonder during a transformative period in music history from 1972 to 1976. Each episode is dedicated to one of Wonder's landmark albums, providing in-depth cultural and musical analyses enriched by perspectives from notable figures such as Barack and Michelle Obama, Questlove, and more. The series emphasizes Wonder's profound ability to blend personal experience with broader social themes, illustrating his role as a key voice in the Black American experience and the music industry. Listeners can expect a combination of nostalgia, insightful discussions, and musical reverence that celebrates the complexity and genius of Wonder's work, making it an idea... more
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