Artist	Song
Stevie Wonder	Maybe Your Baby
from Talking Book (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Creepin'
from Fulfillingness' First Finale (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Love Light in Flight
from Stevie Wonder: Song Review - A Greatest Hits Collection (1996)
Stevie Wonder	Pastime Paradise
from Songs in the Key of Life (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Tuesday Heartbreak
from Talking Book (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Tell Your Heart I Love You
from A Time to Love (2005)
Stevie Wonder	Contract On Love
from Up-Tight (2004)
Stevie Wonder	Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)
from At the Close of a Century (1999)
Stevie Wonder	Don't Wonder Why
from Signed, Sealed and Delivered (1992)
Stevie Wonder	Nothing's Too Good for My Baby
from At the Close of a Century (1999)
Stevie Wonder	Never Had a Dream Come True
from At the Close of a Century (1999)
Stevie Wonder	Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day
from For Once in My Life (1992)
Stevie Wonder	I Gotta Have a Song
from Signed, Sealed and Delivered (1992)
Stevie Wonder	Lately
from Hotter Than July (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Rocket Love
from Natural Wonder (1995)
Stevie Wonder	Castles in the Sand
from Stevie Wonder: Greatest Hits (1998)
Stevie Wonder	Hey Love
from Stevie Wonder: Song Review - A Greatest Hits Collection (1996)
Stevie Wonder	If It's Magic
from Songs in the Key of Life (2000)
Stevie Wonder	For Your Love
from Conversation Peace (1995)
Stevie Wonder	Go Home
from In Square Circle (1992)
Stevie Wonder	Chemical Love
from Jungle Fever (1991)
Stevie Wonder	Work Out Stevie, Work Out
from Stevie Wonder: Greatest Hits (1998)
Stevie Wonder	Hey Harmonica Man
from A Collection of 16 Original Big Hits, Vol. 3 (2004)
Stevie Wonder	Ebony Eyes
from Songs in the Key of Life (2000)
Stevie Wonder	Someday At Christmas
from 20th Century Masters - The Christmas Collection: The Best of Stevie Wonder (2004)

Comment:

You know you’re dealing with someone who’s anything but ordinary when he starts out as a Motown sensation. All of 12 years old when he was signed by the legendary label, Little Stevie Wonder broke out big the following year with tunes that, like “Work Out Stevie, Work Out,” showcased his way with a wailin’ harmonica and irresistibly exuberant vocals. Motown Sound hits like “Hey Love” followed, but so did a period of intense personal, social, and musical growth that resulted in utterly unique socially conscious tunes like “Pastime Paradise” (borrowed by Coolio for the rap smash “Gangsta’s Paradise”), emotion-soaked ballads (“Lately”), and even iconic holiday pleas (“Someday At Christmas”).

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