Through Ahsan Washington
May 13, 2025
Happy birthday for a real one
On May 13, 1950, a star was born in Saginaaw, Michigan and it was none other than Stevland Hardaway Judkins known as Stevie Wonder. Stevie is a musical genius that has stunned millions of people with his incredibly beautiful catalog with songs. Black undertaking Cherry-picked 13 from Stevie’s must-hear tracks to celebrate the sound of a real owner of his own and the Motown sound. Stevie Wonder is a legend.
Happy birthday for a real one
1) beats me from my feet
“Knocks me off my feet” fell in 1976 on the legendary album by Stevie, Songs in the key to life. It is a jazzy love song that perfectly left head-over-heel feeling for someone.
Golden lady
“Golden Lady” hit the scene on Stevie’s in 1973 Input album. This song is a smooth romantic song that flies under the radar. It is one of Stevie’s most slept love tracks.
If you really love me
“If you Love Me” came out in 1971 on Stevie’s album, Where I come from. It defines a crucial moment in his career in which the sound of Stevie Funkier becomes. The number becomes different if you realize that he finds his voice.
Part -time lover
So “part -time lover” came out in 1985 on Stevie’s In square circle album. It is a perfect mix of classic Motown vibes with a shiny synth pop production from the 80s. “Part-time lover” has a tune that lives in your head for days.
Recently
“Recently” fell in 1980 as part of Stevie Wonder’s Hotter than July album. It is such a raw, complicated ballad about looking at someone you love slowly drifting away. Stevie really pours his heart and vocals on this. It is so visceral that you can feel any pain in his voice.
For once in my life
“For our life” fell on the album with the same title in 1968. It is a genuine love song where someone finally finds his person. It is performed with raw emotion and soul and can easily give listeners goose bumps.
Signed, sealed, delivered (I am yours)
“Signed, sealed, delivered (I’m yours)” Fell back in 1970 on the album “Signed, Sealed and delivered” Van Stevie. “This number is worth adding to your playlist. It is energetic and catchy. Stevie produced the number.
Master Blaster (Jammin)
“Master Blaster (Jammin”) “debuted 1980 on the album of Stevie Wonder”Hotter than July. It is a feel-good tribute to Bob Marley with that unmistakable Stevie Wonder Groove woven everywhere.
Superstition
Stevie dropped “superstition” in 1972 Talking book. Stevie does not support himself and offers funk and soul effortlessly.
Is she not sweet
“Is she not beautiful” fell in 1976 as part of the masterpiece album of Stevie Wonder Songs in the key to life. The number is dedicated to his daughter Aisha And is peppered with Stevie’s soulful characteristic harmonica games. Stevie balances the technical sparkle with raw emotional honesty. It is definitely one of those timeless gems.
Don’t worry about something
“Don’t worry about one thing” fell back in 1973 Input album. It has a Latin Jazz atmosphere that you only want to move, plus those playful lyrics will put a smile on your face. The whole song is actually a musical hug. It is like a small bag of sunshine from the 70s that never gets old.
You’ve done nothing
Oh man, “you haven’t done yet” “hit the scene in 1974. It was put in the absolutely brilliant album by Stevie Wonder Fulfillment first final. Why would you give it a twist? Well, it is this wonderfully funky political explanation that Stevie has focused directly on Nixon’s administration during the entire Watergate mess. The icing at the top? He had the Jackson 5 borrowed their harmonies on the back -up singing. It is vintage from the 70s protest music with a groove that still feels relevant today.
Congratulations
Stevie dropped “Happy Birthday” in 1981 Hotter than July album. He actually wrote to urge MLK’s birthday that became a national vacation. Stevie is smart in how mixed the atmosphere with social activism, with a serious message about equality. MLK Day finally became officially in ’83.
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