What is the best Stevie Wonder album of all time?

His classic period alone could fill a greatest albums list, but his full catalog stretches from Motown's golden era to ambitious double-album epics. Where do you stand?

Songs in the Key of Life

Stevie Wonder's epic 1976 double album considered among the greatest recordings in music history, spanning funk, pop, jazz, and soul.

1/10

Innervisions

Stevie Wonder's acclaimed 1973 album featuring socially conscious lyrics and pioneering synthesizer work, winning the Grammy for Album of the Year.

2/10

Talking Book

Stevie Wonder's 1972 creative breakthrough album where he first played all instruments himself, featuring 'Superstition' and 'You Are the Sunshine of My Life.'

3/10

Fulfillingness' First Finale

Stevie Wonder's 1974 Grammy-winning album blending introspection with political commentary, recorded largely after a near-fatal car accident.

4/10

Music of My Mind

Stevie Wonder's landmark 1972 album where he first took full artistic control, pioneering the singer-songwriter approach in R&B.

5/10

Hotter Than July

Stevie Wonder's accessible 1980 reggae-influenced album featuring 'Happy Birthday' (dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.) and 'Master Blaster.'

6/10

Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants

Stevie Wonder's ambitious 1979 double album soundtrack featuring lush ambient instrumentals alongside traditional songs.

7/10

In Square Circle

Stevie Wonder's 1985 comeback album featuring the pop hits 'Part-Time Lover' and 'Go Home,' marking his return to commercial success.

8/10

Characters

Stevie Wonder's 1987 album featuring the duet 'Get It' with Michael Jackson and showcasing his eclectic musical range.

9/10

Where I'm Coming From

Stevie Wonder's 1971 transitional album marking his first steps toward full creative control before his 'classic period.'

10/10