Stevie Wonder won three consecutive Grammy Awards for Album of the Year from 1974 to 1976.
His winning albums were Innervisions, Fulfillingness’ First Finale, and Songs in the Key of Life. The run covered three successive Grammy ceremonies and established Wonder as one of the dominant album artists of the 1970s.
This achievement is often confused with the number of Grammy Awards Wonder won during the entire decade. The three Album of the Year victories form one specific streak, while his total Grammy haul in the 1970s was considerably larger.
The albums also represent a major creative period. They combine soul, funk, pop, jazz, electronic keyboard sounds, social commentary, and deeply personal writing. Wonder’s consecutive victories are frequently cited among the most impressive album-award runs in popular music.