Spanning 2 sheets of printer paper, the lyrics delve into Murphy's musical tastes, influences, fears and ripoffs, in snarky ...

Pianist Sullivan Fortner is originally from New Orleans, but is one of the most respected and creative players in New York at ...

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Cynthia Erivo, Janelle Monáe, Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock ... Bono and Charles. Wonder, harmonica in hand, and Hancock took the stage for “Bluesette,” which was featured on Jones ...

Narrated by Will Smith with Herbie Hancock and Jacob Collier on the keys, the showcase also featured Cynthia Erivo belting out “Fly Me to the Moon,” Lainey Wilson singing “Let the Good Times Roll” and ...

We’re only three days into Black History Month, and Black excellence has continued to rain down, and it was no different at the 67th Grammys. Even as efforts against diversity, equity and ...

followed by Lainey Wilson treating the crowd to “Let the Good Times Roll,” before Stevie Wonder brought out his harmonica to perform the jazzy “Bluesette.” Wonder also took time to share ...

Expand Tweet They were followed by Lainey Wilson and then Stevie Wonder, who played the harmonica and led a choir in singing “We Are the World”, another of Michael Jackson’s hits produced by Jones.

That segued into Stevie Wonder joining Hancock onstage, playing harmonica alongside Hancock’s piano accompaniment on “Bluesette.” Next, Wonder introduced the hit song “We Are the World ...

Will Smith, Cynthia Erivo, Janelle Monáe, Lainey Wilson, Stevie Wonder and Herbie ... They were followed by Wilson and then Wonder, who played the harmonica and led a choir in singing "We Are ...