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Hear Spinna honor one America's most treasured living composers with SOM Bar's DJ Hakobo and King Most, Saturday, Dec. 11, at Mezzanine. 9 p.m., $15; www.mezzaninesf.com.

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Jay-Z claims to be the eighth wonder of the world, but we all know which musician truly deserves that title. It's Stevie Wonder, for his nearly ubiquitous catalog: You'll hear "Sir Duke" at weddings, "Ribbon in the Sky" in a cab playing soft-rock radio, or "All I Do" at a hip sushi restaurant. While receiving international acclaim, Wonder's output has been also covered, interpreted, and remixed practically since his 1963 Motown debut. So whether through Ramsey Lewis' 1967 funky instrumental version of "I Was Made to Love Her," or Sergio Mendes covering "Don't You Worry About a Thing," few events capture Stevie's magic like the Wonder-Full club night series featuring Brooklyn's DJ Spinna and guests. Started in 1999 and now a world-touring franchise, Spinna plays Wonder rarities, covers, and remixes from his massive vinyl vault.