[For Beginners] Songs in the Key of Love: A Collection of Stevie Wonder’s Masterpieces
Stevie Wonder, the blind genius singer-songwriter with a voice that touches the soul.
He debuted at just 13 years old and has continued to captivate people around the world with his musical talent and exceptional expressive power.
Rooted in R&B and soul, his work spans a wide range of genres—including pop and funk—and his songs continue to resonate across generations.
In this feature, we’ll introduce some of Stevie Wonder’s most iconic masterpieces, especially for beginners!
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[For Beginners] Heart’s Love: A Collection of Stevie Wonder’s Masterpieces (21–30)
All In Love Is FairStevie Wonder
This song is included on Stevie Wonder’s album Innervisions, which won the 1973 Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
Carried by beautiful sound and his passionate vocals that resonate in the heart, this masterpiece ballad movingly sings of the beauty of love and the sorrow of heartbreak.
PositivityStevie Wonder
I love this song! It’s an incredibly uplifting track that teaches the importance of staying positive no matter what.
When he came to Japan that year, he performed it on Music Station with Aisha on backing vocals.
I was so jealous of Tamori-san, who kept saying, “How luxurious!”
[For Beginners] Heart’s Love: A Collection of Stevie Wonder’s Masterpieces (31–40)
Ribbon in the skyStevie Wonder
This is a track included on Musiquarium.
It’s a treasured masterpiece.
The piano is wonderful, and of course it’s Stevie playing.
Aside from the guitar, it’s all his playing.
In live performances, the audience sings along.
A Black R&B group called Intro did a cover, and that’s excellent too.
Toshinobu Kubota has also sung it live, and he delivered a superb performance.
Smile PleaseStevie Wonder
This is the song that opens “First Finale,” and it’s simple and beautiful.
But true to Stevie, there’s a bit of playfulness in the chorus.
The fact that there are always a few gentle, warm songs like this on his albums is exactly where Stevie’s craftsmanship shines.
Someday At ChristmasStevie Wonder, Andra Day
A track written by Motown songwriters Ron Miller and Bryan Wells.
One of the first Christmas songs to carry social and political messages, it was originally released in 1967.
This version, featuring vocals by Andra Day, is used in an Apple commercial.
Creepin’Stevie Wonder
This is a track from “First Finale.” While it sings about love, it has a melancholy tone.
Stevie’s vocals and harmonica both create a lonely mood.
The fact that there’s a song with this kind of gray touch is also part of Stevie’s world.
I imagine many people are fans of this track.
True to Your Heart – MulanStevie Wonder
The theme song from the 1998 film Mulan.
Since it featured a collaboration between the hugely popular 98 Degrees at the time and the legendary Stevie Wonder, fans had high expectations—and it absolutely delivered.
Stevie’s powerful harmonica feels great and the song has a distinctly bright, poppy vibe.