[For Beginners] Songs in the Key of Love: A Collection of Stevie Wonder’s Masterpieces

Perfect AngelStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – Perfect angel (tribute Minnie Riperton)

She’s singing a song that was written for Minnie Riperton.

It’s included on the album of the same title.

When it comes to Minnie, “Lovin’ You” is famous, but this song is hard to pass up as well.

It’s a song that absolutely no one but Stevie could have written.

With Stevie’s songs, you can tell it’s his even if another artist is performing it—just from a single listen.

Shelter in the RainStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder Shelter in the Rain Video)

I couldn’t stop crying when I learned that this song was created during the hurricane disaster that struck the United States.

To interpret the rain that causes damage as a shelter—what an incredible idea! I feel truly fortunate to be living in the same era as such a great musician.

Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m YoursStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours

A track released in 1970.

Stevie Wonder’s mother, Lula Mae Hardaway, was involved in its production.

It has been covered by many artists, including Elton John, Chaka Khan, and Michael McDonald, and was sampled in Amerigo Gazaway’s 2017 track “The Light (I’m Yours).”

Slow, Drunk and HeavyStevie Wonder

The 12 Year Old Genius – Slow, Drunk and Heavy

This is a song by Stevie Wonder.

Released when he was 12 years old, it achieved the remarkable feat of reaching No.

1 on the Billboard charts.

Despite his young age, his vocal performance—perfectly portraying a tipsy character—drew widespread attention.

It’s a track that offers a glimpse of Wonder’s determination as he overcame the challenges of his voice changing and contract renegotiations to grow into a great singer.

Loved by many as a song that both adults and children can enjoy.

Hailing from the United States, Wonder is indispensable when talking about R&B.

While his singing at the piano or keyboard is striking, he’s also a multi-talented musician who plays drums and harmonica, among other instruments.

Until You Come Back To MeStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – Until you come back to me

This song is a love song that Stevie Wonder wrote when he was 17.

I consider it a soulful and melodic masterpiece, and the fact that he completed it at the young age of 17 is nothing short of genius.

Initially, the song didn’t attract much attention, but after Aretha Franklin covered it, it became a major hit and the original version also gained recognition.

With a Song in My HeartStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – With A Song In My Heart.wmv

A song packed with the charm of Stevie Wonder, who continues to shine in the world of R&B.

It’s the title track from the album he released at the age of 13, put out in December 1963.

His rich vocals, which convey the depth of his musicality nurtured since childhood, and his harmonica performance leave a strong impression.

Centered around covers of standard numbers, this album showcases the breadth of Wonder’s talent.

His soul-stirring voice is sure to give you the courage to overcome any hardship.

A highly recommended track for everyone who believes in the power of music.

You And I (We Can Conquer the World)Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – You And I (We Can Conquer the World)

A track released in 1972.

It is also known for having been used by former U.

S.

President Barack Obama at his wedding to Michelle.

George Michael’s 2011 cover version was dedicated as a gift to Prince William and Catherine Middleton for their wedding.