Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Revisit the heartwarming moment when Stevie Wonder won the Grammy for Album Of The Year for 'Innervisions' at the 1974 Grammys, becoming the first Black artist to win the prestigious award.
At the 1974 Grammys, a then-23-year-old Stevie Wonder made Grammy history with his groundbreaking album 'Innervisions,' which showcased his artistic vision through classic songs, including "Living For The City," "Higher Ground," and "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing."
In this uplifting clip, Wonder accepts the Grammy Award alongside his family, including his younger sister Renee and older brother Milton. In his heartfelt acceptance speech, he emphasized the importance of future generations and shared a message of optimism: "I hope that through my music I have given the message of my people and of the world."
This video is in celebration of Black Music Month.
Grammy Rewind digs deep into the Grammy vaults to relive classic moments from Music's Biggest Night.
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Revisit the heartwarming moment when Stevie Wonder won the Grammy for Album Of The Year for 'Innervisions' at the 1974 Grammys, becoming the first Black artist to win the prestigious award.
At the 1974 Grammys, a then-23-year-old Stevie Wonder made Grammy history with his groundbreaking album 'Innervisions,' which showcased his artistic vision through classic songs, including "Living For The City," "Higher Ground," and "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing."
In this uplifting clip, Wonder accepts the Grammy Award alongside his family, including his younger sister Renee and older brother Milton. In his heartfelt acceptance speech, he emphasized the importance of future generations and shared a message of optimism: "I hope that through my music I have given the message of my people and of the world."
This video is in celebration of Black Music Month.
Grammy Rewind digs deep into the Grammy vaults to relive classic moments from Music's Biggest Night.
▶ Watch more episodes of youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzAduZ80dWSvtgc5QQQD2fYWNuTkpomlO
Explore more Grammy Awards history: grammy.com
▶ Watch more Grammy highlights and exclusive performances: youtube.com/recordingacademy
Connect with the GRAMMYS:
WEBSITE: grammy.com
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/grammys
TIKTOK: tiktok.com/@grammys
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/grammys
THREADS: threads.com/@grammys
LINKEDIN: linkedin.com/company/recordingacademy
X: https://x.com/RecordingAcad
Subscribe NOW to the GRAMMYS on YouTube: youtube.com/recordingacademy?sub_confirmation=1
#GRAMMYS #TheGRAMMYs #GRAMMYAwards #MusicsBiggestNight
