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- 3. STEVLAND HARDAWAY MORRIS AKA STEVIE WONDER By: Andrew Taylor
- 4. ABOUT STEVIE WONDER • STEVIE WONDER WAS BORN PREMATURE AND AS A RESULT, BLIND. • REGARDLESS OF THIS FACT HE HAS BEEN A SINGER, SONG WRIITER, INSTRUMENTALIST, PERFORMER AND A HUMANITARIAN. • HE WAS SIGNED BY MOTOWN RECORDS AT THE AGE OF 11, AND HAD HIS FIRST #1 HIT AT THE AGE OF THIRTEEN. HE STILL HOLDS THE RECORD OF BEING THE YOUNGEST PERSON TO HAVE REACHED THE #1 SPOT ON THE BILLBOARDS. • STEVIE WONDER EVOLVED FROM BEING A CHILD PRODIGY TO BEING A SOCIAL IDOL. • AT THE AGE OF 21 STEVIE WONDER LEFT MOTOWN AND PURSUED HIS OWN STYLE AND TYPE OF MUSIC, UTILIZING SYNTHESIZERS AND OTHER SOUNDS TO EVOLVE HIS OWN TYPE OF MUSIC. • IGNORING HIS DISABILITY AND PURSING HIS MUSIC HAS MADE HIM A MONUMENTAL FIGURE IN MODERN MUSIC.
- 5. ABOUT STEVIE WONDERCONT. • STEVIE WONDER IS A COMMITED HUMANITARIAN THAT HAS BEEN INVOLVED WITH MANY ACTIVITIES AND CHARITIES, SUCH AS: • DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.S NATIONAL HOLIDAY • FUNDRAISING FOR AIDS RESEARCH • CHILDREN‟S CHARITIES • CANCER CHARITIES • DISASTER RELIEF FUNDRAISING • WITHOUT QUESTION, STEVIE IS ONE OF THE MOST HONOURED ARTISTS OF OUR GENERATION.
- 6. STEVIE WONDER‟S EARLYCHILDHOOD • STEVIE WONDER WAS BORN STEVLAND HARDAWAY JUDKINS IN SAGINAW, MICHIGAN. • HE WAS BORN WITH THE CONDITION RETINOPATHY AS A RESULT OF BEING CONCIEVED 6 WEEKS PREMATURE. • HE WAS BORN WITH THE NAME STEVLAND HARDAWAY JUDKINS WHICH WAS LATER CHANGED TO STEVLAND HARDWAY MORRIS WHEN LULA MAE HARDAWAY (STEVIE‟S MOTHER) LEFT STEVIES FATHER.
- 7. STEVLAND HARDAWAY MORRIS • STEVLAND HARDAWAY MORRIS GREW UP PLAYING A PLETHORA OF INSTRUMENTS, LIKE THE PIANO, HARMONICA, DRUMS, AND BASS. • DUE TO STEVLAND‟S OVER PROTECTIVE MOTHER, STEVIE WONDER WAS NEVER ALLOWED TO PLAY OUTDOORS. • STEVIE WONDER WAS ALSO VERY INVOLVED WITH THE CHURCH BECAUSE OF HIS MUSICAL TALENTS. • AS A CHILD STEVIE WONDER NEVER LOOKED AT HIS DISABILITY AS A HANDICAP, BUT TOOK IT AS A CHALLENGE. • AT SCHOOL STEVIE WONDER WAS TOLD THAT HE WOULD NEVER MAKE IT. • AFTER THAT, STEVIE WONDER DECIDED THAT HE WAS DETERMINED TO PROVE THOSE PEOPLE WRONG.
- 8. AND HE DIDPROVE THEM WRONG
- 9. BEING DISCOVERED • STEVIE WONDER WAS DISCOVERED BY GERALD WHITE. • GERALD WHITE PERSUADED HIS BROTHER, SOUL SINGER, RONNIE WHITE TO SEE LITTLE STEVIE WONDER. • AFTER SEEING STEVIE WONDER, RONNIE WHITE TOOK LITTLE STEVIE WONDER AND HIS MOTHER TO MOTOWN RECORDS. • WHEN STEVIE WONDER GOT TO MOTOWN RECORDS HE WAS INTRODUCED TO BERRY GORDY. • BERRY GORDY WASN‟T IMPRESSED WITH LITTLE STEVIE WONDERS SINGING, DRUMMING OR BONGO SKILLS. WHAT IMPRESSED BERRY GORDY WAS STEVIE WONDERS ABILITY TO PLAY THE HARMONICA. • AT THE AGE OF 11, STEVLAND HARDAWAY MORRIS WAS SIGNED ONTO MOTOWN RECORDS UNDER THE STAGE NAME OF LITTLE STEVIE WONDER.
- 10. TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF • MANY PERFOMRERS AT THIS TIME WERE STAIGHT FROM THE STREET AND BECAUSE OF THIS, THEY WERE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. • THIS IS THE SAME FOR LITTLE STEVIE WONDER. • MOTOWN CONTROLLED: ARTIST STAGE MOVEMENTS, CONCERT BOOKINGS AND COPYRIGHTS TO THEIR SONGS. • UNLIKE THAT OF WHITE PERFORMERS, AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMERS WERE UNABLE TO AFFORD LAWYERS, AND THUS THE ABILITY TO NEGOTIATE THEIR CONTRACTS.
- 11. TAKEN ADVANTAGE OFCONT. • LITTLE STEVIE WONDER‟S ROYALTIES WERE KEPT IN A TRUST FOR HIM BY A STATE- APPOINTED GUARDIAN UNTIL HE REACHED THE AGE OF 21. • AT ONE POINT, LITTLE STEVIE WONDER WAS TOLD THAT HE ALREADY HAD THREE STRIKES AGAINST HIM BY HIS TEACHERS TELLING HIM THAT HE SHOULD STOP PURSUING MUSIC UNTIL HE WAS 19. • EVENTUALLY STEVIE WONDER AQUIRED A PRIVATE TEACHER THAT TRAVELED WITH HIM SO THAT HE COULD CONTINUE HIS EDUCATION.
- 12. DISCRIMINATION OF STEVIEWONDER • THE THREE STRIKES THAT STEVIE‟S TEACHERS SPOKE OF WERE: • BEING POOR • BEING BLACK • AND BEING BLIND THE DISCRIMINATION THAT STEVIE WONDER ENDURED WAS AMAZING. IN TODAY‟S WORLD, NO TEACHER WOULD EVER RISK TALKING TO ONE OF THEIR STUDENTS LIKE STEVIE WONDER WAS. THROUGH STEVIE‟S DETERMINATION AND TALENTS, HE PROVED HE COULD DO ANYTHING HE PUT HIS MIND TO REGARDLESS OF WHAT ANYONE ELSE TOLD HIM.
- 13. RESULT OF BEINGTAKEN ADVANTAGE OF • STEVIE WONDER WAS NO LONGER LITTLE SINCE HIS MARRAGE TO SYREETA WRIGHT IN SEPTEMBER OF 1970, AND AS A RESULT OF HIS MARRAGE, HE DROPPED “LITTLE” FROM HIS STAGE NAME. • AT THE AGE OF 21, STEVIE WONDER WAS NOW AN ADULT AND COULD FINALLY GET THE MONEY OWED TO HIM THAT HAD BEEN IN A TRUST. • AS A RESULT OF STEVIE WONDERS ORIGINAL CONTRACT WITH MOTOWN WITHOUT A LAWYER, HE RECEIVED ONLY $1 MILLION FROM ROYALTIES OF HIS SONGS, EVEN THOUGH THEY HAD EARNED OVER $30 MILLION THROUGHOUT THE YEARS.
- 14. PURSUIT OF ARTISTICFREEDOM • IN 1970 STEVIE WONDER LEFT MOTOWN AND RECORDED 2 INDEPENDENT ALBUMS BY HIMSELF. • BECAUSE OF THIS, BERRY GORDY AGREED TO GIVE STEVIE WONDER INDEPENDENCE OVER HIS WORK IF HE RETURNED TO MOTOWN RECORDS. • IN 1972 STEVIE WONDER RETURNED TO MOTOWN RECORDS WHERE HE SIGNED A $13 MILLION DOLLOR CONTRACT WITH MOTOWN RECORDS. • THROUGH THIS STEVIE WONDER WAS ENTITLED TO A HIGHER ROYALTY RATE AND FULL CREATIVE CONTROL OVER HIS MUSIC.
- 15. FREEDOM OF HISMUSIC • AFTER STEVIE WONDERS RETURNED TO MOTOWN RECORDS, HE STARTED TO WRITE SONGS OVER CONTROVERSAL ISSUES. • STEVIE WONDER WROTE SONGS REGARDING ISSUES SUCH AS POVERTY, DRUGS, WAR AND POLITICS. • ONE OF STEVIES POLITICAL SONGS WAS: “YOU HAVEN‟T DONE NOTHING” WHICH WAS A POLITICAL STAB AT RICHARD NIXON. • ANOTHER SONG THAT BROUGHT UP CONTROVERSY WAS “LIVING FOR THE CITY” WHICH SPOKE ABOUT POVERTY AND WAS CREDITED TO AFRICAN AMERICANS.
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- 17. THE ACCIDENT • ON AUGUST 6 TH 1973 STEVIE WONDER WAS A PASSANGER IN A CAR ACCIDENT. • THE VEHICLE CRASH OCCURRED AFTER A CONCERT IN GREENEVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. • STEVIE WONDERS FRIEND JOHN HARRIS WAS DRIVING WHILE STEVIE WONDER WAS IN THE FRONT PASSENGER SEAT. • THE CRASH WAS THE RESULT OF THE A SEMI-TRUCK LOCKING UP ITS BRAKES CAUSING THE TWO VEHICLES TO COLLIDE. • LOGS FLEW FROM THE TRUCK AND SMASHED THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD AND ENTERED THE FRONT AREA OF THE CAR AND STRUCK STEVIE WONDER IN THE FOREHEAD. • STEVIE WONDER WAS UNCONSCIOUS WHEN HE WAS PULLED FROM THE VEHICLE AND WAS IMMEDIATELY RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL.
- 18. THE ACCIDENT CONT. • AS A RESULT OF THE CRASH, STEVIE WONDER WAS IN A COMA FOR SEVERAL DAYS FROM A SEVERE BRAIN CONTUSION. • STEVIE WONDER WAS PLACED IN INTENSIVE CARE FOR A “BRUISE ON THE HEAD”. • AFTER THE ACCIDENT STEVIE WONDER WENT ON TO MAKE A SUCCESSFUL RECOVERY.
- 19. AFTER THE ACCIDENT • STEVIE WONDER‟S ALBUM INNERVISIONS WAS RECORDED BEFORE HIS CAR ACCIDENT. • HOWEVER IT WASN‟T RELEASED UNTIL AFTER THE ACCIDENT. • THE ALBUM WAS ASSOCIATED WITH STEVIE WONDERS MIRACULOUS RECOVERY. • THE FIRST TRACK “HIGHER GROUND” ENCOURAGED PEOPLE TO KEEP MOVING AND KEEP THE WORLD TURNING.
- 20. COMPLETING THE DREAM • IN JANUARY 1981, STEVIE WONDER WORKED WITH CORETTA KING AND JOHN CONYERS IN ORDER TO MAKE JAN 15 TH (MARTAIN LUTHER KING‟S BIRTHDAY) A NATIONAL HOLIDAY. • IN JANUARY OF 1982, ALONG WITH 50,000 OTHERS, STEVIE WONDER PARTICIPATED AT A PEACEFUL RALLY DEMANDING A DAY OF RECOGNITION. • THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY, MARTAIN LUTHER KING DAY WAS OFFICIALLY IN EFFECT IN 1986. • FROM THIS, STEVIE WONDER REMARKED: “ YOU CAN ASSASSINATE THE MAN BUT YOU CANNOT KILL THE VALUES.”
- 21. ARRESTED FOR DISTURBINGTHE PEACE • IN 1985 STEVIE WONDER WAS ARRESTED OUTSIDE THE SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON D.C. FOR “DISTURBING THE PEACE”… • STEVIE WONDERS COMMENT TO THIS WAS: “ THEY SAID I WAS DISTURBING THE PEACE. I WAS SINGING.”
- 22. THE PASSING OFHIS MOTHER • STEVIE WONDER WAS VERY CLOSE TO HIS MOTHER. • HER SUPPORT, LOVE AND ENCOURAGEMENT MENT EVERYTHING TO HIM. • IN MAY OF 2006, STEVIE WONDER‟S MOTHER PASSED AWAY. • STEVIE WONDER WAS DEVISTATED BY HIS MOTHERS DEATH.
- 23. LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • IN FEBRUARY OF 2008, STEVIE WONDER WAS AWARDED THE 2 ND PRESTIGIOUS LIBRARY OF CONGRESS GERSHWIN AWARD FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT. • ON FEBRUARY 23 RD HE WAS PRESENTED THE AWARD BY NEWLY VOTED PRESIDENT. • PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA , THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESIDENT PRESENTED THE AWARD TO STEVIE WONDER.
- 24. MESSENGER OF PEACE • IN DECEMBER OF 2009, STEVIE WONDER WAS ANNOUNCED AS THE UNITED NATIONS MESSENGER OF PEACE. • HE WAS CHARGED WITH A MISSION BY THE UN SECRETARY GENERAL TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. • AS A RESULT, STEVIE WONDER ASKED THE UN TO RELEASE COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL IN ORDER TO GET THEM TRANSLATED FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES LIKE STEVIE WONDER.
- 25. HONOURS & AWARDS • 1969-US DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD • 1974-PRESIDENTIAL AWARD • 1983-INDUCTION INTO SONG WRITERS HALL OF FAME • 1984-FOUNDERS AWARD • 1985-ARTIST OF THE DECATE • 1985-BEST ORIGINAL SONG • 1985-BEST ORIGINAL SONG- MOTION PICTURE
- 26. HONOURS & AWARDSCONT. • 1986- W.C. HANDY AWARD FOR “OUTSTANDING HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS” • 1989-INDUCTION INTO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME • 1990-HONORARY GLOBAL FOUNDERS “DON‟T DRIVE DRUNK‟ AWARD • 1994- STAR UNVEILED ON HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME • 1996-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 1998-AMBASSADOR OF PEACE AWARD
- 27. HONOURS & AWARDSCONT. • 1999- POLAR MUSIC PRIZE • 1999- MUSICARES PERSON OF THE YEAR • 1999-KENNEDY CENTER HONOR • 2000-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2001-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2002-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2003-WALK OF FAME HONOR • 2004-ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2004-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT 2004
- 28. HONOURS & AWARDSCONT. • 2005-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2006-MICHIGAN WALK OF FAME • 2006-NATIONAL ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2006-MARIA FISHER FOUNDER‟S AWARD FOR PUBLIC SERVICE • 2006-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT FREEDOM AWARD • 2006-LEGENDS IN SONGWRITING AWARD • 2007-AMERICAN TRAUBADOUR AWARD
- 29. HONOURS & AWARDSCONT. • 2007-LIVING LEGEND AWARD • 2007-LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • 2007-HOPE OF LOS ANGELES AWARD • 2008-HALL OF FAME AWARD • 2008-GERSHWIN PRIZE • 2009-SPIRIT AWARD • 2009-UN MESSENGER OF PEACE • 2010-LIVING LEGEND AWARD • 2010-AAPD IMAGE AWARD • 2010-COMMANDEUR DES ARTS ET DES LETTRES
- 30. HONOURS & AWARDSCONT. • 2010-HONORARY DOCTORATE • 2011-HONORARY DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS DEGREE • 2011-HALL OF FAME INDUCTION- APOLLO THEATER • 2012-MUSICAL ARTS AWARD • 2012-ICON AWARD
- 31. FACTS ABOUT STEVIEWONDER • STEVIE WONDER HAS WON 25 GRAMMY AWARDS INCLUDING THE GRAMMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT. • STEVIE WONDER HAS HAD 11 ALBUMS REACH #1 IN THE UNITED STATES • STEVIE WONDER HAS HAD 26 SONGS BECOME #1 HITS IN EITHER THE UNITED STATES OR BRITAIN.
- 32. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE • THE KARATE KID SOUNDTRACKS • SHREK FOREVER AFTER • THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS • DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE MORGANS? • THE WOMAN IN RED • BLINDNESS • JUNGLE FEVER • SEMI-PRO • MUSIC HIGH • WELCOME HOME ROSCOE JENKINS • THE CHANGE-UP • WELCOME TO THE STICKS • BEACH BAR: THE MOVIE • THIS CHRISTMAS • BAD TEACHER • CLEANER • THE GREEN HORNET • AUTISM: THE MUSICAL • THE SORCERER‟S APPRENTICE • I THINK I LOVE MY WIFE
- 33. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE • THE RINGER SOUNDTRACKS • CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2 • WAITING FOR SOMEONE • JARHEAD • THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS • LORDS OF DOGTOWN • THE HOLIDAY • THE LONGEST YARD • HAPPY FEET • MONSTER-IN-LAW • BOBBY • KICKING & SCREAMING • JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE • GUESS WHO • MISSION IMPOSSIBLE III • BEAUTY SHOP • THE DARWIN AWARDS • HITCH • GLORY ROAD
- 34. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE • RADIO SOUNDTRACKS • ELF • JUNEBUG • THE FIGHTING TEMPTATIONS • COACH CARTER • DELIVER US FROM EVA • SHALL WE DANCE • FRIDAY AFTER NEXT • I ROBOT • WAKING UP IN RENO • HOUSE OF D • I SPY • LAWS OF ATTRACTION • JUWANNA MANN • WALKING TALL • SNOW DOGS • JERSEY GIRL • SOUND OF THE SEA • CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE • SEE SPOT RUN DRAMA QUEEN
- 35. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. • STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE • NEXT FRIDAY SOUNDTRACKS • BRINGING OUT THE DEAD • DOWN TO EARTH • THE BEST MAN • RISOTTO • WILD WILD WEST • THE LADIES‟ MAN • YOU‟VE GOT MAIL • ALMOST FAMOUS • HOLY MAN • NUTTY PROFESSOR II: THE • WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE KLUMPS • HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE • SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT BACK • CENTER STAGE • OVERNIGHT DELIVERY • HIGH FIDELITY • MONEY TALKS • DECEPTION • THE SIXTH MAN
- 36. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE • MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS: SOUNDTRACKS THE MOVIE • MY FELLOW AMERICANS • VAMPIRE IN BROOKLYN • BULLETPROOF • FRESH • A THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND • POETIC JUSTICE HATE • BORN YESTERDAY • STEALING BEAUTY • PASSENGER 57 • MR. HOLLAND‟S OPUS • BITTER MOON • SABRINA • CLASS ACT • NOW AND THEN • IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD • DEAD PRESIDENTS • NEW JACK CITY • DANGEROUS MINDS • THE GOOD MOTHER
- 37. STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSICIN THE MOVIES CONT. STEVIE WONDER‟S SONGS IN MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS • DIE HARD • „ROUND MIDNIGHT • THE THING • MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI • MAR DE ROSAS • ALOHA BOBBY AND ROSE • NOTHING BUT A MAN • BIKINI BEACH • MUSCLE BEACH PARTY
- 38. FINAL STATEMENTS • STEVIE WONDER WAS POOR, BLIND AND AFRICAN AMERICAN. MANY PEOPLE TOLD STEVIE WONDER THAT HE WOULD NEVER MAKE IT. HOWEVER HE PROVED THEM WRONG, UTTERLY WRONG. THROUGH THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND LOVE OF THOSE THAT BELIEVED IN HIM, STEVIE WONDER HAS OVERCOME ALL OBSTICLES. • OTHER THAN STEVIE WONDER‟S MUSIC CAREER, HE HAS BEEN INSTRUMENTAL TO MANY CAUSES, SUCH AS AIDS AWARENESS AND CHILDREN WITH DISABILTIES. STEVIE WONDER HAS GIVEN OUR COUNTRY MORE THAN JUST MUSIC, HE HAS GIVEN MILLIONS OF PEOPLE HOPE.
- 39. BIBLIOGRAPHY WORKS SITED • "Stevie Wonder." Stevie Wonder. N.p., 2004. Web. 4 Aug. 2012. <http://www.steviewonder.org.uk/index.html>. • "Biography for Stevie Wonder." IMDB. N.p., 1990. Web. 4 Aug. 2012. <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005567/bio>. • SONGS • SUPERSTITION BY STEVIE WONDER • SIR DUKE BY STEVIE WONDER • HIGHER GROUND BY STEVIE WONDER
- 40. THANK YOU FORWATCHING
Editor's Notes
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