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

You Are The Sunshine Of My LifeStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – You are the sunshine of my life

The lyrics are so full of love that they warm my heart—I find myself thinking, “Just once in my life, I want someone to say words like these to me!” The video’s reviews are filled with words of gratitude to Stevie, telling how this song has cast a bright ray of hope on so many people.

The footage is from the 1974 London performance.

Hallelujah, I Love Her SoStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – Hallelujah, I Love Her So

A song distinguished by a beautiful, heart-piercing melody.

Many people likely remember Stevie Wonder’s crystal-clear vocals lingering in their minds.

Expressing deep love and gratitude for a beloved person, this track was released in January 1962 after the American artist signed with a record label at age eleven.

Beloved by many for its bright rhythm and positive message, it celebrates the joyful liberation of love.

Featuring sophisticated horn arrangements and a memorable tenor sax solo, it’s a piece you’ll want to savor as you listen.

My Cherry AmourStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – My Cherie Amour

Released in 1969, this Stevie Wonder song was originally written about his pre-release girlfriend, but after they broke up, the lyrics and title were reportedly changed to what they are now.

It’s a classic piece of soul music that showcases his vibrant, piercing vocals and stands as a straightforward love song.

What Christmas Means to Me（Instrumental）Stevie Wonder

What Christmas Means to Me (Instrumental Version)

How about spending a joyful Christmas with Stevie Wonder’s Christmas song as your BGM? It’s the perfect upbeat track for a bright Christmas party that everyone—kids and adults alike—can enjoy together! Even if you don’t know the original song, the cheerful vibe will naturally get your body moving.

It also works great as background music for a gift exchange at your Christmas party!

Heart's Love (I Just Called to Say I Love You)Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder – I Just Called To Say I Love You (Live in London, 1995)

From his teenage years when he was known as “Little Stevie” to the present day, Stevie Wonder has been an artist respected even by fellow musicians.

He has an incredible number of hit songs, but in terms of recognition, this is probably the standout track.

In Japan, it was used as a TV drama theme song and in commercials.

Released in 1984.

Because I Love YouStevie Wonder

Stevie B – Because I Love You (The Postman Song)

This song is the piece we performed at our middle school music recital, and I also loved the original version—I remember singing it with friends after school.

It’s very mellow, and the piano part is so poignant and moving.

This is the one song I will never forget; it’s a piece filled with memories for a lifetime.

Heaven Help Us AllStevie Wonder

Heaven Help Us All

Speaking of Stevie Wonder, he is well known as someone who is actively involved in peace work, such as being appointed a UN Peace Ambassador.

This song expresses Stevie Wonder’s strong wish for world peace.

Throughout the piece, it conveys a prayer that people suffering around the world will be saved, and because the portrayal of those who suffer is so concrete, it may prompt listeners to turn their eyes to the world.

Along with learning about the sorrow overflowing in the world, the song also carries a warmth that makes you want to hope for a peaceful world.