Stevie Wonder in 1974. After King was assassinated ... Wonder would be pushing for it on stages much larger than the House floor. Wonder released his “Hotter Than July” album in September of 1980 ...

Stevie Wonder in 1974. After King was assassinated ... Wonder released his “Hotter Than July” album in September of 1980 featuring the song “Happy Birthday,” a call to celebrate King ...

Wonder released his “Hotter Than July” album in September of 1980 featuring ... But other popular acts joined Stevie on stage in certain cities, including Michael Jackson and Carlos Santana.

ATLANTA — The MLK Day holiday is marked annually as a day of service and remembrance of the struggle for justice, equality and the Beloved Community that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made his life ...

It was Stevie Wonder’s composition and release of ... Wonder wrote “Happy Birthday” and included it on his Hotter Than July album of 1980. The Motown superstar held the Rally for Peace ...

"Fans will know it from the cover of his debut solo album ... in July 1973.” Blow By Blow was the first album credited to Beck as a solo artist and includes one of his most celebrated tracks - Cause ...

“You know it doesn’t make much sense, there ought to be a law against anyone who takes offense at a day in your celebration,” Stevie Wonder ... on 1980’s Hotter Than July.

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Musician Stevie Wonder played a major role in getting MLK Day to be recognized. In fall of 1980, he released his nineteenth studio album titled “Hotter Than July”. The album featured the track “Happy ...