Watch Stevie Wonder Win Album Of The Year For ‘Innervisions’ In 1974 | GRAMMY Rewind
Throughout his long-standing musical career, Stevie Wonder has won a remarkable 25 GRAMMY Awards. At the 1974 GRAMMYs, he triumphed, taking home four golden gramophones for Best Rhythm & Blues Song, Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male, Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male, and Album Of The Year.
In his heartfelt acceptance speech for Album Of The Year, joined on stage by his family, Wonder pointed out his little sister, Renee, noting that the younger generation is the "future for tomorrow, for all the people." For more iconic GRAMMY Rewind clips, visit GRAMMY.com/videos.
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