Stevie Wonder (real name Stevland Judkins Hardaway, born May 13, 1950, later renamed Stevland Hardaway Morris) [1] is a singer-songwriter, music producer and artist playing multiple instruments Americans. A character representing the United States popular music half of the 20th century, Wonder has more than 30 songs into the top ten rankings of America, he has won 22 Grammy Awards [2] (the most for an artist solo) as well as a lifetime achievement award. He also won the Oscar for best song in the film [3] and is enrolled in the Hall of Reputation Rock and Roll [4] and Reputation Musicians Hall [5]. He also won the Polar Music [6]. American music magazine Rolling Stone voted him at No. 9 in the list of the greatest singers of all time.

From the small blind, Wonder signed with Motown Records at age 11, he is recognized as people of Motown. He has 10 songs ranked first on the Billboard charts as well as 20 songs topped the R & B charts, his album sales of more than 100 million copies.