Stevie Wonder: ‘Systemic Racism Can Have an Ending. Police Brutality Can Have an Ending’
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"To those who say they care, move more than your mouth," musician says
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Growing Up Stevie
Posted in: Music Features"I speak through my music because that's where my credentials are. And people know, when they hear me, that I'm not selling them anyone else's product."
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At Work With KJ Rose, the Coach Who Brought Lil Nas X Onto the Stage
Posted in: Music Biz Features"My job is to agitate areas that may have been lying dormant, that you didn't even know existed, power you had that you weren't aware of," says the performance coach, who has written a book about mastering live shows
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Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga Lead 79-track ‘Together at Home’ Album
Posted in: Music NewsCharity soundtrack from livestream event includes performances by the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Billie Eilish and many others
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The Greatest Concerts We’ve Ever Seen
Posted in: Music Features'Rolling Stone Music Now' celebrates the greatest live performers, with input from Brendan Benson and Brian Fallon
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See Stevie Wonder Pay Tribute to Bill Withers on ‘Together at Home’ Special
Posted in: Music NewsSoul legend performs "Lean on Me" and his own "Love's In Need of Love Today"
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The Biggest Influences on Pop in the 2010s
Posted in: Music ListsFrom Lil Jon to 'Rumours,' here are the artists, albums, genres and songs that shaped how pop sounded this decade
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Michael Kiwanuka’s Self-Titled Third Album is a Rich Psych-Soul Exploration
Posted in: Album ReviewsHis subtly political music recalls Stevie Wonder and Bill Withers.
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Watch Dave Chappelle Recruit Jon Stewart, Stevie Wonder for Dayton Benefit Show
Posted in: Culture NewsChris Rock, Chance the Rapper, Thundercat, Talib Kweli, Teyana Taylor also appeared at Ohio event honoring victims of August mass shooting
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This 1969 Music Fest Has Been Called ‘Black Woodstock.’ Why Doesn’t Anyone Remember?
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Harlem Cultural Festival attracted everyone from Stevie Wonder and Nina Simone to Jesse Jackson and Marcus Garvey Jr., but quickly faded into obscurity. Fifty years later, a rediscovery is finally underway
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