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Stevie Wonder
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| The legendary musician-singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder and his voluminous body of work are now part of American history. His very first hit (#1 R&B in 1963) was FINGERTIPS Pt.2 and showcased an energetic multi-faceted artist who was then billed as 'Little Stevie Wonder'; he may have been short in stature but it was obvious from virtually the first note he ever played and the first song he ever sang, that his was an extraordinary talent.
Following is a listing of Jobete chart songs which were either written, co-written and/or recorded by Stevie:
ALL IN LOVE IS FAIR (Stevie Wonder)
Introduced by Stevie Wonder on his "Innervisions" album in 1973.
Chart single:
Barbra Streisand (Columbia/Sony: 1974) US #10 AC, #63 Pop
ANOTHER STAR (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Songs In The Key Of Life" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1977) US #18 R&B, #32 Pop,
#29 AC, UK #29
Kathy Sledge (NRC: 1995) UK #54
AS (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Songs In The Key Of Life" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1977) US #36 R&B, #24 AC,
#36 Pop (in '78)
George Michael with Mary J. Blige (Epic/Sony: 1999)
US #57 R&B, UK #4
BAD WEATHER (Stevie Wonder/Ira Tucker Jr.)
Chart single:
The Supremes (Tamla: 1973) US #74 R&B, #87 Pop, UK #37
BLACK ORCHID (Stevie Wonder/Yvonne Wright)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1980) UK #63
BOOGIE ON REGGAE WOMAN (Stevie Wonder)
Grammy-winning performance by Stevie Wonder from his Grammy-winning album "Fulfillingness' First Finale" (Tamla: 1974).
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1974) US #3 Pop, US #1 R&B (in '75),
UK #12 (in '75)
BUTTERCUP (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Carl Anderson (Streetwave/Sony: 1985) UK #49
CASTLES IN THE SAND
(Frank Wilson/Hal Davis/Marc Gordon/Mary O'Brien)
Chart single:
Little Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1964) US #6 R&B, #52 Pop
THE CROWN (Stevie Wonder/Gary Byrd)
A Top Ten hit in Britain where it was initially released only as a 12" single, THE CROWN featured Gary Byrd along with Stevie Wonder who played & sang and also produced the session. Gary had sung on Stevie's "Songs In The Key Of Life" album.
Chart single:
Gary Byrd & The G.B. Experience (Wondirection: 1983) UK #6,
US #69 R&B
DID I HEAR YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1981) US #74 R&B
DO I DO (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Original Musiquarium Vol.1" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1982) US #2 R&B, #13 Pop,
#25 AC, UK #10
Song sampled in LIVIN' IT UP by Ja Rule (Featuring Case)
(Def Jam: 2001)
DON'T DRIVE DRUNK (Stevie Wonder)
Written for and performed by Stevie Wonder on the soundtrack of the Gene Wilder/Charles Grodin comedy film "The Woman In Red" (Orion: 1984)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Motown: 1985) UK #62
DON'T YOU WORRY 'BOUT A THING (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Innervisions" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1974) US #2 R&B, #16 Pop, #9 AC
Incognito (Talkin' Loud: 1992) UK #19
EBONY EYES(Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Rick James Featuring Smokey Robinson (Gordy: 1984) US #22 R&B, #43 Pop, #35 AC
FINGERTIPS Pt.2 (Clarence Paul/Henry Cosby)
From Stevie's album "Recorded Live: The 12 Year Old Genius".
Chart single:
Little Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1963) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop
FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE (Ronald Miller/Orlando Murden)
Chart singles:
Tony Bennett (Columbia/Sony: 1967) US #8 AC, #91 Pop
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1968) US #2 Pop, UK #3, #2 R&B (in '69)
Jackie Wilson (Brunswick: 1968) US #70 Pop
Dorothy Squires (President: 1969) UK #24
FREE (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1989) UK #49
GET IT (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder & Michael Jackson (Motown: 1988) US #4 R&B,
#80 Pop,UK #37
GIRL BLUE (Stevie Wonder/Yvonne Wright)
Introduced by Stevie on his album "Music Of My Mind"
(Tamla: 1972)
Chart single:
The Main Ingredient (RCA/BMG: 1973) US #51 R&B
GO HOME (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "In Square Circle" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1986) US #2 R&B, #10 Pop, #1 AC (in '85), UK #67 (in '85)
HAPPIER THAN THE MORNING SUN (Stevie Wonder)
Introduced by Stevie on his "Music Of My Mind" album.
Chart single:
B.J. Thomas (Scepter/Global: 1972) US #31 AC
HAPPY BIRTHDAY (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Hotter Than July" album, the song was later featured on the soundtrack of the animated movie inspired by the life of Martin Luther King Jr. called "Our Friend, Martin"(DiC: 1999)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1981) UK #2; (Tamla: 1999) US #70 R&B
HARM OUR LOVE (Stevie Wonder)
Stevie Wonder sings backup vocal on Syreeta's version.
Chart single:
Syreeta (Motown: 1975) US #75 R&B, UK #32
HE'S MISSTRA KNOW IT ALL (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Innervisions" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1974) UK #10
HEAVEN HELP US ALL (Ronald Miller)
From Stevie's "Signed, Sealed And Delivered" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1970) US #2 R&B, #9 Pop, UK #29
HEY HARMONICA MAN (Lou Josie/Marty Cooper)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1964) US #5 R&B, #29 Pop
HEY LOVE (Stevie Wonder/Clarence Paul/Morris Broadnax)
From Stevie's "Down To Earth" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1967) US #9 R&B, #90 Pop
HIGHER GROUND (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Innervisions" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1973) US #1 R&B, #4 Pop, #41 AC, UK #29
The Red Hot Chili Peppers (EMI America/Capitol: 1990) US #26 MR
UB40 (DEP International: 1993) UK #8
HOLD ON TO YOUR LOVE (Stevie Wonder/William Robinson)
Chart single:
Smokey Robinson (Tamla: 1986) US #11 R&B, #18 AC
I AIN'T GONNA STAND FOR IT (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Hotter Than July" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1981) US #4 R&B, #11 Pop, #20 AC,
UK #10 (in '80)
I DON'T KNOW WHY aka DON'T KNOW WHY I LOVE YOU
(Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1969) US #16 R&B, #39 Pop, UK #14
I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU (Stevie Wonder)
Written for and featured on the soundtrack of the Gene Wilder/Charles Grodin comedy film "The Woman In Red" (Orion: 1984). It won the 1985 Oscar® for Best Song.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1984) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop, #1 AC, UK #1
I THINK IT'S LOVE
(Jermaine Jackson/Stevie Wonder/Michael O'Martin)
Chart single:
Jermaine Jackson (Arista/BMG: 1986) US #14 R&B, #16 Pop
I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER
(Stevie Wonder/Sylvia Moy/Lula Hardaway/Henry Cosby)
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1967) US #1 R&B, #2 Pop, UK #5
King Curtis (Atco/WMG: 1968) US #76 Pop
I WISH (Stevie Wonder)
Funk-driven highspot and the first single to be lifted from Stevie's multi-platinum smash hit double-album"Songs In The Key Of Life".
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1977) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop, #23 AC,
UK #5 (in '76)
I'M WONDERING (Stevie Wonder/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1967) US #4 R&B, #12 Pop, UK #22
IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
From Stevie's "Where I'm Coming From" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1971) US #4 R&B, #8 Pop, #10 AC,
UK #20 (in '72)
ISN'T SHE LOVELY (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Songs In The Key Of Life" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1977) US #23 AC
David Parton (Pye/Sanctuary: 1977) UK #4
IT'S A SHAME (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright/Lee Garrett)
Co-written & produced by Stevie, IT'S A SHAME served as an introduction to The Spinners' lead singer, G.C. Cameron. The track itself possessed one of the great Motown instrumental intros with two jangling guitars spelling out the intro before the drum kicks in.
Chart singles:
The Spinners (V.I.P.: 1970) US #4 R&B, #14 Pop, UK #20
Monie Love (Warner Bros/WMG: 1991) US #8 R&B
JUST A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING
(Stevie Wonder/Morris Broadnax/Clarence Paul)
Successfully revived in 1970 in Britain where it is considered a 'Northern Soul' classic.
Chart single:
The Contours (Gordy: 1966) US #18 R&B, #85 Pop,
UK #31 (in 1970)
KEEP ON RUNNING (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1972) US #36 R&B
KNOCKS ME OFF MY FEET (Stevie Wonder)
Introduced by Stevie Wonder on his album "Songs In The
Key Of Life".
Chart singles:
Mikki Bleu (EMI/Capitol: 1990) US #38 R&B
Donell Jones (LaFace: 1996) US #14 R&B, #49 Pop (in '97)
LAND OF LA LA (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1986) US #19 R&B, #86 Pop
LATELY (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Hotter Than July" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1981) US #29 R&B, #64 Pop, #33 AC,
UK #3
Rudy Grant (Ensign: 1981) UK #58
Jodeci (Uptown/Universal: 1993) US #1 R&B, #4 Pop
LET'S GET SERIOUS (Stevie Wonder/Lee Garrett)
Jermaine's version was produced by Stevie Wonder who sings backup vocal.
Chart single:
Jermaine Jackson (Motown: 1980) US #1 R&B, #9 Pop, UK #8
LIVING FOR THE CITY (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Innervisions" album.
The Troop/Levert version was featured on the soundtrack of the Mario Van Peebles movie "New Jack City" (Warner Bros: 1991).
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1973) US #1 R&B, #8 Pop (in '74),
UK #15 (in '74)
Gillan (Virgin: 1982) UK #50
Troop/Levert Featuring Queen Latifah (in a medley w/"For The Love
Of Money") (Giant: 1991) US #12 R&B
Roger & Zapp (Reprise/WMG: 1997) US #57 R&B
LOVE HAVING YOU AROUND (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
Introduced by Stevie Wonder on his million-selling album "Music Of My Mind" (Tamla: 1972).
Chart single:
First Choice (Gold Mind: 1977) US #68 R&B
LOVE LIGHT IN FLIGHT (Stevie Wonder)
Written for and performed by Stevie Wonder on the soundtrack of the Gene Wilder/ Charles Grodin comedy film "The Woman In Red" (Orion: 1984)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1985) US #4 R&B, #17 Pop, #10 AC,
UK #44 (in '84)
LOVE'S IN NEED OF LOVE TODAY (Stevie Wonder)
Introduced by Stevie on his "Songs In The Key of Life" album.
Chart single:
Engelbert Humperdinck (Epic/Sony: 1978) US #44 AC
LOVING YOU IS SWEETER THAN EVER
(Stevie Wonder/Ivy Jo Hunter)
Chart singles:
The Four Tops (Motown: 1966) US #12 R&B, #45 Pop, UK #21
Nick Kamen (WEA/WMG: 1987) UK #16
MASTER BLASTER (JAMMIN') (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Hotter Than July" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1980) US #1 R&B, #5 Pop, UK #2
Darrell Labrado (Moneypod: 2001) US #71 Pop
As MASTERBLASTER 2000: DJ Luck & MC Neat (Red Rose: 2000)
UK #5
MY CHERIE AMOUR (Stevie Wonder/Henry Cosby/Sylvia Moy)
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1969) US #4 R&B, #4 Pop, #3 AC, UK #4
The Ramsey Lewis Trio (Cadet/Universal: 1970) US #32 AC
MY EYES DON'T CRY (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Motown: 1988) US #6 R&B
MY LOVE (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Julio Iglesias featuring Stevie Wonder (Columbia/Sony: 1988)
US #14 AC, #88 R&B, #80 Pop, UK #5
As MI AMOR:
Chart single:
Simone with Daniela Romo (PolyGram Latino: 1998)
US #38 Hot Latin
NEVER DREAMED YOU'D LEAVE IN SUMMER
(Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
From Stevie's "Where I'm Coming From" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1971) US #78 Pop
NEVER HAD A DREAM COME TRUE
(Stevie Wonder/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
From Stevie's "Signed, Sealed And Delivered" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1970) US #11 R&B, #26 Pop, #31 AC,
UK #6
NOTHING'S TOO GOOD FOR MY BABY
(William Stevenson/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
From Stevie's album "Up-Tight (Everything's Alright)".
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1966) US #4 R&B, #20 Pop
OUTSIDE MY WINDOW (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1980) US #56 R&B, #52 Pop, #43 AC,
UK #52
OVERJOYED (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "In Square Circle" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1986) US #8 R&B, #24 Pop, #1 AC, UK #17
PART-TIME LOVER (Stevie Wonder)
On which Luther Vandross sings backup. From Stevie's "In Square Circle" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1985) US #1 Pop, #1 R&B, #1 AC, UK #3
A PLACE IN THE SUN (Ronald Miller/Bryan Wells)
From Steve's album "Down To Earth".
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1966) US #9 Pop, #29 AC, #3 R&B (in '67),
UK #20 (in '67)
POPS, WE LOVE YOU (A Tribute To Father)
(Pam Sawyer/Marilyn McLeod)
Chart single:
Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson & Stevie Wonder
(Motown: 1979) US #26 R&B, #59 Pop, UK #66
THE REAL THING (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Sergio Mendes & The New Brasil '77 (Elektra/WMG: 1977)
US #50 AC
RIBBON IN THE SKY (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Original Musiquarium Vol.1" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1982) US #10 R&B, #54 Pop, #21 AC,
UK #45
SEND ONE YOUR LOVE (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1979) US #4 Pop, #1 AC, UK #52,
#5 R&B (in 1980)
Born Jamericans (Delicious Vinyl: 1998) US #60 R&B, #72 Pop
SHOO-BE-DOO-BE-DOO-DA-DAY
(Stevie Wonder/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
From Stevie's "For Once In My Life" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1968) US #1 R&B, #9 Pop, UK #46
SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED (I'M YOURS)
(Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright/Lee Garrett/Lula Hardaway)
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1970) US #1 R&B, #3 Pop, UK #15
The Boystown Gang (ERC: 1982) UK #50
SIR DUKE (Stevie Wonder)
Stevie Wonder's tribute song to Duke Ellington from his "Songs In The Key Of Life" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1977) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop, #3 AC, UK #2
SKELETONS (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Characters" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Motown: 1987) US #1 R&B, #19 Pop, UK #59
SPINNIN' AND SPINNIN' (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
Syreeta's first chart entry, this song came from her Motown album "Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta".
Chart single:
Syreeta (Motown: 1974) UK #49
STRANGER ON THE SHORE OF LOVE (Stevie Wonder)
Introduced by Stevie on his album "In Square Circle" (Tamla: 1985).
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1987) UK #55
SUPERSTITION (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Talking Book" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1973) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop, #38 AC, UK #11
Clubhouse (in a medley w/"Good Times") (Island/Universal: 1983)
UK #59
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble (Epic/Sony: 1986) US #11 MR
SUPERWOMAN (WHERE WERE YOU WHEN I NEEDED YOU)
(Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Music Of My Mind" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1972) US #13 R&B, #33 Pop
THE TEARS OF A CLOWN
(Stevie Wonder/William Robinson/Henry Cosby)
Chart singles:
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles (Tamla: 1970) US #1 R&B,
#1 Pop, UK #1
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles (Tamla: 1976 re-issue) UK #34
The Beat (2 Tone: 1979) UK #6
Brandy Moss-Scott Featuring Coolio (Heavenly: 2000) US #61 Pop,
#91 R&B
TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan (ABC/Universal: 1974) US #3 R&B,
#3 Pop
THAT GIRL (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Original Musiquarium Vol.1" album
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1982) US #1 R&B, #4 Pop, #10 AC, UK #39
Joe Featuring Mr. Cheeks (Motown: 2003) US #71 R&B
TRAVLIN' MAN (Ronald Miller/Bryan Wells/Clarence Paul)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1967) US #31 R&B, #32 Pop
TRY JAH LOVE (Stevie Wonder/Melody McCully)
Chart single:
Third World (Columbia/Sony: 1982) US #23 R&B, UK #47
UNTIL YOU COME BACK TO ME (THAT'S WHAT I'M GONNA DO)
(Stevie Wonder/Clarence Paul/Morris Broadnax)
Chart singles:
Aretha Franklin (Atlantic/WMG: 1974) US #1 R&B, #3 Pop, #33 AC,
UK #26
Luther Vandross (Epic/Sony: 1984) US #5 R&B, #87 Pop
Basia (Epic/Sony: 1990) US #33 AC
Miki Howard (Atlantic/WMG: 1990) US #3 R&B, UK #67
UPTIGHT (EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT)
(Stevie Wonder/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1966) US #1 R&B, #3 Pop, UK #14
Ramsey Lewis (Cadet/Universal: 1966) US #49 Pop, #30 R&B
Nancy Wilson (Capitol: 1966) US #84 Pop
As LITTLE OLE MAN (UPTIGHT-EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT):
Bill Cosby (Warner Bros/WMG: 1967) US #4 Pop, #18 R&B
USED TO BE (Ronald Miller/Kenny Hirsch)
Chart single:
Charlene & Stevie Wonder (Motown: 1982) US #35 R&B, #46 Pop,
#31 AC
WE'LL HAVE IT MADE (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
Chart single:
The Spinners (V.I.P.: 1971) US #20 R&B, #89 Pop
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO WITH IT (Stevie Wonder/Betty Wright)
Chart single:
Betty Wright (Epic/Sony: 1981) US #42 R&B
WITH A CHILD'S HEART
(Victoria Basemore-McCue/Sylvia Moy/Henry Cosby)
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1966) US #8 R&B
Michael Jackson (Motown: 1973) US #14 R&B, #50 Pop
WITH EACH BEAT OF MY HEART (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Motown: 1989) US #28 R&B
WORKOUT STEVIE, WORKOUT (Clarence Paul/Henry Cosby)
Chart single:
Little Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1963) US #33 Pop
YESTER-ME, YESTER-YOU, YESTERDAY (Ronald Miller/Bryan Wells)
From Stevie's "My Cherie Amour" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1969) US #5 R&B, #7 Pop, #10 AC, UK #2
YOU ARE MY HEAVEN (Stevie Wonder/Eric Mercury)
Chart single:
Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway (Atlantic/WMG: 1980) US #8 R&B,
#47 Pop
YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Talking Book" album.
Chart singles:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1973) US #1 Pop, #3 R&B, #1 AC, UK #7
Marty Mitchell (MC/Curb: 1978) US #34 Country
YOU HAVEN'T DONE NOTHIN' (Stevie Wonder)
This was Stevie's 10th #1 R&B smash and it features The Jackson 5 providing backup vocals.
From Stevie's "Fulfillingness' First Finale" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1974) US #1 R&B, #1 Pop, UK #30
YOU MET YOUR MATCH (Stevie Wonder/Lula Hardaway/Don Hunter)
From Stevie's "For Once In My Life" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1968) US #2 R&B, #35 Pop
YOU WILL KNOW (Stevie Wonder)
From Stevie's "Characters" album.
Chart single:
Stevie Wonder (Tamla: 1988) US #1 R&B, #77 Pop, #16 AC
YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO KEEP YOUR LOVE FOR ME (Stevie Wonder)
Chart single:
Jermaine Jackson (Motown: 1980) US #32 R&B, #34 Pop
YOUR KISS IS SWEET (Stevie Wonder/Syreeta Wright)
Introduced by Syreeta on her album "Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta" (Motown: 1974)
Chart single:
Syreeta (Motown: 1975) UK #12
Footnote:
The Dutch "Stars On 45" series of medleys included A Tribute To Stevie Wonder known as STARS ON STEVIE, released as a single in 1982, it featured extracts from the following songs: FINGERTIPS, I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER, I WISH, ISN'T SHE LOVELY, MASTER BLASTER, MY CHERIE AMOUR, SIR DUKE, SUPERSTITION, UPTIGHT (EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT), YESTER-ME, YESTER-YOU, YESTERDAY and YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE.
The above list does not include any Stevie Wonder samples such as Will Smith's WILD WILD WEST hit of 1999 which drew from I WISH.
All chart positions quoted are from Billboard Magazine courtesy of BPI Communications Inc. & Joel Whitburn's Record Research. All the Motown family of labels referenced above including Motown, Tamla, Gordy & V.I.P. labels are owned by Universal.
Biography courtesy of Alan Warner |
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| I Just Called To Say I Love You |
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| Isn't She Lovely |
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| My Cherie Amour |
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| Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) |
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| Sir Duke |
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| Superstition |
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| Uptight (Everything's Alright) |
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| You Are The Sunshine Of My Life |
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