Stevie Wonder could do no wrong in the 70s. At least, until he confused people with a double-album devoted to plant life.

Stevie Wonder (Wireimage-Getty) *On September 28, 1976, Stevie Wonder released his 18th studio album, Songs In The Key of Life, which would go on to become his most important and influential work ...

The story goes that Songs In The Key Of Life is an album that nearly didn’t get made. In 1975, Stevie Wonder was reported to be seriously considering leaving the music industry to go and work with ...

The album, adroitly titled “Christmas,” may be Cher’s 27th release, but—thrillingly—it’s her first in 10 years with new material.

“Superstition" — the No. 1 hit from Stevie Wonder’s classic 1972 album “Talking Book — was originally intended to be for Jeff Beck, the guitar god who died suddenly at 78 on Wednesday.