100 MOST ESSENTIAL STEVIE WONDER SONGS 
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Caffè Lattè presents

THE 100 MOST ESSENTIAL SONGS BY

STEVIE WONDER

On May 13, Stevie Wonder turns 70 years of age. He was only 12 when he released his first singles. In 1963, 13-year old Little Stevie reached #1 for the first time. Over the decades, his vision and creativity has earned him a reputation of genius. As the world marks his 70^th birthday, here are 100 highlights from his remarkable catalogue…

90

KISS LONELY GOOD-BYE

1996

This single was lifted off the soundtrack album for the 1996 motion picture ‘The Adventures Of Pinocchio’. The film starred Martin Landau.

89

ANGIE GIRL

1969

This track from Stevie’s ‘My Cherie Amour’ album was the flip side on the single “For Once In My Life”. Wonder co-wrote it with his then frequent collaborators Sylvia Moy and Henry Cosby.

88

IF YOUR LOVE CANNOT BE MOVED

2005

The opening track on ‘A Time To Love’ features jazz/ gospel vocalist Kim Burrell. She has also worked with Whitney Houston, George Clinton, Chaka Khan and Pharrell Williams.

87

I’M WONDERING

1967

This single peaked at #12 Pop and #4 R&B in America. In Britain, the disc reached #22.

86

YOU AND ME

1969

This is a track on ‘My Cherie Amour’, Stevie’s last studio album released during the 1960s. It was co-written by Deke Richards who that same year had helped create the #1 hits “Love Child” and “I Want You Back” by Diana Ross & The Supremes and The Jackson 5 respectively.