Stevie Wonder, who had quit MoTown in the year 1970 to record two album for himself, was shocked by this news. Berry Gordy was shocked to discover this. Stevie Wonder and Berry Gord signed Stevie Wonder's offer for more autonomy and complete creative control as well as rights to all of his music. Stevie Wonder signed a contract worth 13 million dollars with MoTown Records in 1972. Stevie Wonder was entitled to an increased royalty rate, more creative control, as well as the rights to his songs. It was a rare chance for artists of the time. The agreement allowed Wonder's music as well as videos to talk about controversial subjects such as drugs, poverty, war, and other issues. The first album that he made under his new deal with MoTown was Music Of My Mind in 1972. Talking Book, Stevie Wonder's 1972 album, was a milestone in the history of rock music. The album featured Superstition The number one chart-topping song of the year.
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