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Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder has been blind since birth. He signed with Motown records at the tender age of eleven. He had his first number one hit when he was a mere 13. Wonder is multi-talented plays various instruments, sings, and a record producer as well.
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Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson was only five when his talent was apparent in his school Christmas recital. He joined his, siblings in the group Jackson Five at age 11. Jackson’s dancing; performing and singing abilities excelled his sales hit 750 million albums worldwide.
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Gladys Knight
Gladys Knight began performing at age 4 and was tourning by the time she was 8.
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"Steve" Winwood
"Steve" Winwood was playing in The Ron Atkinson Band by the time he was a mere 8 and was backing blues legends by the time he turned 13.
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Dido
Dido, she entered the Guildhall School of Music and Drama at age six.
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