Home / Music / Stevie Wonder spent ten days in a coma after InnervisionsMusic linernotes album music stevie-wonderStevie Wonder spent ten days in a coma after InnervisionsThree days after Innervisions was released, Stevie Wonder was in a serious car accident on August 6, 1973. He suffered a severe brain contusion and lay in a coma for ten days. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesTalking Book reached No. 3 while spawning two No. 1 singles — Superstition and You Are the Sunshine of My LifeSongs in the Key of Life took Stevie Wonder two and a half years and four studiosInnervisions won Stevie Wonder Album of the Year and moreStevie Wonder met Bob Marley and wrote 'Master Blaster'Stevie Wonder wrote 'Happy Birthday' to make MLK Day a national holidayExploreBach's St. Matthew Passion is a sacred masterpieceBach's The Art of Fugue is a systematic exploration of counterpointBeethoven's Symphony No. 9 is the 'Choral' symphonyBella Union was founded by Cocteau Twins' Simon Raymonde and Robin Guthrie'Blue Moon Revisited' blends a new Cowboy Junkies song with a pop standardPrevious Stevie Wonder's Innervisions came out in August 1973 on TamlaNext Stevie Wonder recorded Innervisions at the Record Plant and Mediasound Studios