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Season 36 • Episode 7 • Stevie Wonder: Live at Last
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Great Performances Season 36, Episode 7: Stevie Wonder: Live at Last
Wonder rocketed to stardom at age 12 when he was signed to Motown Records as “Little Stevie Wonder”. Over nearly four decades, Wonder has reinvigorated the music scene with his unique sound, produced nine number one records and won a total of 22 Grammy Awards – and there is no end in sight for the successful superstar. Watch Great Performances Season 36, Episode 7 Stevie Wonder: Live at Last in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Great Performances Season 36, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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