Stevie Wonder's Popular Song Rankings [2025]

Ribbon In The SkyStevie Wonder15rank/position

Ribbon In The Sky

Starting with a stylish piano, “Ribbon in the Sky” is a gentle and beautiful ballad that’s perfect for an autumn night.

Stevie Wonder’s crystal-clear voice paired with a lovely jazz-tinged sound makes it a masterpiece you’ll want to listen to over and over again.

The songs Stevie creates have such beautiful melodies, transporting listeners into the Stevie World.

For your loveStevie Wonder16rank/position

For your love – Stevie wonder

Stevie Wonder, a blind artist who has been active since the New Soul boom of the 1970s and continues to this day.

In addition to his outstanding piano technique, his vocal skills are also exceptional, earning praise from the great opera singer Luciano Pavarotti.

Among his many classic songs, the one that’s especially perfect for White Day is “For Your Love.” Its moving, romantic sound makes it highly recommended for anyone planning a date on White Day!

Golden LadyStevie Wonder17rank/position

Golden Lady

A song included on the album Innervisions, released in 1973.

It’s a beautiful ballad that continues to be covered even today.

Personally, I find the conga sound—intertwining with the other instruments—particularly striking.

The keyboard solo that appears partway through passes the baton to the vocals so naturally.

It all builds up with a key change toward the end and finishes with a fade-out, and that progression is just irresistible.

Send One Your LoveStevie Wonder18rank/position

Stevie Wonder – “Send One Your Love”

A track by Stevie Wonder.

It’s a soul track incorporating elements of R&B, released as a single by Motown Records in 1979.

It became a hit in Canada, New Zealand, and various European countries, and reached No.

1 on the U.

S.

charts.

I WishStevie Wonder19rank/position

I WISH (STEVIE WONDER) – Nori Nagasaka (Accordion)

“I Wish,” written and composed by Grammy-winning singer Stevie Wonder as he reminisced about his childhood in the 1950s to early 1960s.

Its groove and nostalgic tone pair beautifully with the sound of the accordion, creating a piece that instantly captivates listeners with both the song and the instrument.

The song’s atmosphere, evoking warmth and fond memories, comes through fully even in an instrumental performance without lyrics.

A session with bass and percussion is highly recommended!

SpainStevie Wonder20rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Spain – Live, London 2008

Stevie’s harmonica had a really nice touch to it.

In any case, everyone made superb use of their respective instruments, and it was enjoyable as a show as well.

I also felt the dramatic appeal of the piece “Spain.” This, too, was a professional job.

I’m impressed!

Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m YoursStevie Wonder21rank/position

Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)

“Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours,” a song by American singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder.

Its Japanese title is “Namida o Todokete” (“Deliver the Tears”).

It’s also known for being used in the film “You’ve Got Mail.” It’s said to be a love song made for Syreeta Wright—his musical partner despite their divorce—who passed away in 2004.

The lyrics portray the feelings of a man wishing for his lover to return to him, which is very poignant.