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Stevie Wonder's Popular Song Rankings [2025]

From refreshing, mid-tempo pop numbers to danceable soul tracks and gentle ballads, Stevie Wonder has produced countless hit songs.

He has been active on the front lines from his boyhood to the present day.

Here is a ranking of his most popular songs.

Stevie Wonder Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (1–10)

LatelyStevie Wonder8rank/position

This is a beautiful ballad woven by Stevie Wonder.

His emotional, heartrending vocals brilliantly capture the unease of someone anxious about their relationship, moving you to the verge of tears.

Included on his 1980 album Hotter than July, the song brims with R&B and soul influences, showcasing his spirit of musical exploration.

It’s also well known for Jodeci’s 1993 cover, which became a major hit.

A deeply resonant track to hear when you’re wrestling with questions about life and love.

If you sing it at karaoke, be sure to pour your emotions into it with a soulful voice.

OverjoyedStevie Wonder9rank/position

The Seven & i Group commercial “To eliminate the inconveniences of shopping (Online Supermarket)” conveys that convenience.

In the background, Stevie Wonder’s “Overjoyed” is playing.

The love-themed lyrics match well with the commercial’s portrayal of parental love.

Happy BirthdayStevie Wonder10rank/position

This is a song to celebrate birthdays, characterized by its friendly melody and heartwarming lyrics.

It was released in June 1981 and included on the album “Hotter than July.” More than just a birthday song, it carries a profound meaning, honoring the legacy of civil rights leader Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr.

The work was created as part of a campaign to establish Dr.

King’s birthday as a national holiday.

Isn’t it a staple birthday song in Western music? By conveying the importance of everyone celebrating together across race and religion, it’s perfect for sincerely celebrating the birthday of someone special.

Stevie Wonder Popular Song Rankings [2025] (11–20)

You Are the Sunshine of My LifeStevie Wonder11rank/position

You Are The Sunshine of My Life – Stevie Wonder
You Are the Sunshine of My LifeStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder, a musician who is now an American legend, has produced over 30 U.

S.

Top 10 hits and is the most awarded artist with a total of 22 Grammy Awards.

His song “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” is a masterpiece that radiates an aura like brilliantly shining particles of light pouring down.

My Cherie AmourStevie Wonder12rank/position

Stevie Wonder’s celebrated ballad “My Cherie Amour” is a classic that sings of deep love and yearning for a sweetheart.

Released in 1969, the song is said to be based on Stevie’s personal experiences, expressing his feelings for his then-girlfriend, Syreeta Wright, through its beautiful melody.

The lyrics, which portray an affection for a woman as lovely as a summer’s day alongside the ache of feeling she is as distant as the stars, captivate listeners and never let go.

With a universal message that resonates with those in love and those who are not, this piece stands as one of Stevie’s signature songs, and it’s easy to see why it remains beloved by so many.

It’s a perfect track to play when you want to express love to someone special or create a romantic atmosphere.

Another StarStevie Wonder13rank/position

A brilliant gem of a track from the masterpiece Songs in the Key of Life, left to us by American musical genius Stevie Wonder, energized the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

Chosen as the BBC’s official theme song, it shines with a rhythmic sound infused with Latin elements and a memorable, striking choral arrangement.

Released in 1976, the song features top-tier musicians—including George Benson—who together created a rich, powerful sound.

It has inspired numerous cover versions; in 1995, Kathy Sledge even made the UK charts, proving its enduring, cross-generational appeal.

It’s a perfect pick to boost your mood during sporting events or whenever you need an energizing lift.

A Place In the SunStevie Wonder14rank/position

The song released in November 1966 is a hopeful anthem delivered by 16-year-old Stevie Wonder.

An American talent sings it with a heartwarming message.

It gently conveys a wish for a happy, free place under the sun.

The Funk Brothers’ performance adds further depth, and the catchy beat paired with the soulful voice is captivating.

The track was also used in the 1990 film Goodfellas and the 2011 film The Help.

It’s a recommended song that brings comfort to a tired heart.