Can someone please send me the best address to use for Stevie Wonder fanmail? I have written him a letter and wanted to send my 50+ year old Songs In The Key of Life album sleeve that my father gave me when I was a teenager. I've listened to that record no less than 500 times. It would be SO awesome to have him sign it, would definitely frame it and hang it up in my drum room.

Cool side note, Stevie is also an AWESOME drummer.

To TheArtist,

This is incredible. Stevie Wonder is my favorite musician of ALL TIME. His music made a HUGE impact on my life. So much so that I have written him a letter, only obstacle I'm running into is figuring out where to send it. I realize it has been a few years since you created this thread, but thought I would reach out.

Any chance you could share the address you used? All of the addresses I found have Return To Sender comments on it.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Either way, wishing you nothing but the best.

Respectfully,

aJuicyFunkBeat

[quote="TheArtist"]Sent a 11x14 to Stevie about 2 months ago and today i received it nicely signed. It's amazing that he can sign his name despite being blind. I used a private address

its not just that amazing him signing his name.

what is amazing how he read the letter signed the photo and found a post box too post it in.


was the stamp the correct way round on the envelope too ?

Doc Watson was another that signed in that manner.
Watched him do it for me once.

Not really that hard, Clive Dunn signed right up until his death and he couldn't see a thing. A helper places their hand on the item, and it's signed as signatures movements are remembered.

Sent a 11x14 to Stevie about 2 months ago and today i received it nicely signed. It's amazing that he can sign his name despite being blind. I used a private address