I am afraid Reckless19 has misunderstood your question and had simply given you the definition of a black body.
Black body radiation is the distribution of wavelenths that would be expected from a black body raised to a temperature of T Kelvin degrees. You should be looking at work done by Max Planck and the appropriate Wikipedia place is actually this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation
Note the difference. In my link there is a hyphen between the 'black' and 'body' instead of an underscore.
By way of comparison, consider heating sodium to a high temperature. The frequencies produced will not follow a smooth distribution, instead there will be peaks at two discrete frequencies within the visible spectrum in the yellow/orange region (sodium D lines). Other elements have spectral peaks at other frequencies and the spectral peaks can be diagnostic of what elements are contained within a sample. A hypothetical black body will show no such spectral peaks (lines).