Daft Punk performed on national television for the first time in six years, celebrating a year of disco-inspired hits on the Hot 100 at the 56th GRAMMYs Sunday (Jan. 26).
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The performance began in a set designed like a posh, high-budget studio, evoking images of setting that brought their album "Random Access Memories" to life. But before the robots took the stage, Pharrell Williams, 25-time GRAMMY winner Stevie Wonder and disco/dance music pioneer Nile Rodgers held the spotlight, grooving through the early notes of the 2013 smash "Get Lucky." Taking a pass from Pharrell, Wonder took on the second verse with aplomb, with co-writer Rodgers strumming along to his familiar disco licks.