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This is a 100% cotton t-shirt. I'd have given it a 5 star rating if it were a 50/50 blend. This is a personal preference because the blend holds up better.

I get complements on the shirt every time I've worn it. So many people love Bob Marley's music, and even those who aren't like the quote. I saw the shirt in a music store in New Orleans, and knew I wanted it. We planned to return to the store, so I thought I'd buy it when we did, but there's just too much to do in NOLA. We never made it back. I checked Amazon as soon as I got home and was happy to find it.

This shirt attracts positive energy. I've had clerks refuse to take my money for small purchases so often that it's paid for itself. People often tell me that they had been having a bad day and the shirt made them feel better.

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Top 20 Stevie Wonder Hits


Steveland Judkins was born in Saginaw, Michigan, in 1950. His mother changed his name to Steveland Morris, after leaving his father, when Steveland was four.

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History Of The Yamaha Guitar


The Yamaha guitar has been around for over 60 years and the company itself for over 100 years. In 1887, Torakusu Yamaha made his first reed organ and began taking orders to make more. In 1897, the Nippon Gakki Co. Ltd. was founded with Torakusu as president of the company.

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For the next 40+ years, Yamaha's company made organs, pianos, harmonicas, furniture, phonographs and finally their first acoustic guitar in 1942. In 1965, a year after The Beatles made their legendary Ed Sullivan Show appearance, Yamaha began production of solid body guitars. In 1966, they started to make the electric bass as well.


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By the 1970's, Yamaha started to grab the attention of major artists such as Carlos Santana and Bob Marley because of the instruments great quality and design. The Yamaha guitars were being built to produce a powerful warm tone with amazing sustain. Also, the "Broad Bass" was introduced in 1977 and quickly caught the attention of famous bass players throughout the world including Paul McCartney.



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By the end of the 80's, Yamaha opened up a factory in North Hollywood, California. Here they started making guitars where they called on some professional guitar players to help them out and advise them on what they would like to see in their guitars.

One of the reasons behind the success of the Yamaha guitar is the targets that they shoot for in their design. Every guitar must have a balanced tone and response and the bass and treble must complement each other.

A very important move for Yamaha was the introduction of the dovetail neck joint to their design in the 1970's, which provides the best neck to body contact. The neck joint is made with timber, which helps to resonate vibrations easily from the neck to the body producing the balanced tone and response.

Yamaha also strongly believe that the blending of different kinds of quality wood is extremely important to produce a great sound. The outcome of blending these quality woods, are the highs last longer and the guitar player is able to control the note texture at all times.

Another important part of construction of the Yamaha guitars is the types of lacquer that they use. They work closely with the lacquer producers to make sure that they get the best type of lacquer that is right for their guitars. Yamaha want to make sure that their guitars both look great and have every chance to breathe.

Because of all these great design features, many artists have used and still prefer to strap on a Yamaha guitar on tour and in the recording studio. Some of the great artists that have played Yamaha guitars over the years are Michael Anthony, John Denver, John Lennon, Bob Marley, Brian May, Paul McCartney, Jimmy Page, Carlos Santana, Bob Seger, Billy Sheehan, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen and James Taylor.


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Blind since birth, Steveland began playing instruments at an early age which included piano, harmonica and drums.


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Top 20 Stevie Wonder Hits



In 1961, he was brought to the attention of Motown Records CEO, Berry Gordy Jr., who renamed him Little Stevie Wonder and signed him to a contract for his Tamla label at the age of eleven.



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By the age of 13, Stevie had his first number one hit, "Fingertips (Pt 2)" which came from a live recording at a Motor Town Revue. In the mid 1960's, he dropped "Little" from his name and became Stevie Wonder.

He also started writing music for himself and other Motown alumni, including "Tears Of A Clown" for Smokey Robinson and the Miracles and co-writing "It's A Shame" for the Spinners.

1972 had Stevie touring with The Rolling Stones and in 1973 he was in a near fatal car accident in North Carolina, when the car in which he was riding smashed into the back of a flatbed truck. This left him in a coma for four days.

In the mid 1970's Stevie's political awareness became present by his recordings and becoming a political activist. In 2009, Stevie was named the United Nations Messenger for Peace.

On the charts, Stevie Wonder made it to Billboard's weekly Top 40 charts over forty times and going to number one a total of ten times.

Here are Stevie Wonder's twenty biggest hits, according to Billboard's Weekly charts:

1. Ebony and Ivory - 1982 - teaming up with former Beatle, Paul McCartney, this look at racial harmony went to the number one spot for seven weeks.

2. That's What Friends Are For - 1986 - another collaboration, this time with Dionne Warwick, Elton John and Gladys Knight.

3. I Just Called To Say I Love You - 1984 - from the Gene Wilder/Gilda Radner film, "The Lady In Red", Stevie won the Academy Award for Best Song.

4. Sir Duke - 1977 - a tribute to Duke Ellington.

5. Fingertips (Pt 2) - 1963 - "Little" Stevie Wonder's first #1 single featured a young Marvin Gaye on drums.

6. I Wish - 1977 - from the double album "Songs In The Key of Life" which debuted at #1 on Billboard's album charts and stayed there for 14 weeks.

7. You Haven't Done Nothin' - 1974 - aimed at Richard Nixon, this political protest song featured The Jackson 5 as backing vocalists.

8. Part Time Lover - 1985 - from the "In Square Circle" album.

9. Superstition - 1973 - this song was originally intended for rock guitarist Jeff Beck.

10. You Are The Sunshine of My Life - 1973 - from the "Talking Book" album, this song and "Superstition" garnered three Grammy Awards.

11. I Was Made To Love Her - 1967

12. For Once In My Life - 1968

13. Boogie On Reggae Woman - 1975 - from the album "Fullfillingess' First Finale" which won three Grammys, including Album of the Year.

14. Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours - 1970 - Peter Frampton took a cover of this song into the weekly Top 20 in 1977.

15. Uptight (Everything's Alright) - 1966 - a year later, in 1967, Bill Cosby recorded "Little Ole Man", a comedy single, which included this song.

16. Send One Your Love - 1979

17. That Girl - 1982 - from the 70's retrospective, "Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium."

18. Higher Ground - 1973 - from the "Innervisions" album, which won Album of the Year at the Grammys.

19. My Cherie Amour - 1969

20. Master Blaster (Jammin') - 1980 - Stevie's tribute to reggae king, Bob Marley.

Stevie Wonder has received 22 Grammys, the most won by any single artist, as well as a Lifetime Achievement Award. He appeared in the 1960's movies, "Muscle Beach Party" and "Bikini Beach." He was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 1989.

Billboard Magazine released a list of Top 100 Artists of All Times in 2008 and Stevie Wonder came in at number five.

Stevie Wonder continues to perform and record for Motown Records today.


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