Motown prodigy to funk visionary, these cuts range from chart-dominating anthems to deep-album gems only devoted fans swear by. Cast your vote!
1AsSongs in the Key of Life deep cut with a sweeping, joyful vow of eternal love.
2Another StarSalsa-tinged Songs in the Key of Life closer with a blazing percussion and horn groove.
3Love's In Need of Love TodayOpening hymn of Songs in the Key of Life pleading for compassion in a troubled world.
4Joy Inside My TearsTender, gospel-tinged ballad from Songs in the Key of Life about bittersweet emotion.
5Sir DukeHorn-driven 1976 hit paying tribute to Duke Ellington and the jazz greats.
6I WishFunky 1976 chart-topper recalling a joyful childhood.
7Superstition1972 clavinet-powered funk classic and Number One hit.
8Isn't She LovelyJoyous 1976 ode to the birth of Stevie's daughter Aisha.
9Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm YoursUpbeat 1970 Motown hit co-written by Stevie, a soul-pop staple.
10Higher GroundDriving 1973 funk protest song with a relentless clavinet riff.
11Living for the CityGritty 1973 social commentary epic with a famous spoken-word interlude.
12Master Blaster (Jammin')1980 reggae-flavored hit honoring Bob Marley.
13I Just Called to Say I Love YouMassive 1984 pop ballad that topped charts worldwide and won an Oscar.
14OverjoyedDelicate 1985 love ballad with lush, orchestral textures.
15Part-Time Lover1985 synth-pop chart-topper about a secret affair.
16You Are the Sunshine of My LifeSilky 1972 love song that won a Grammy and became a wedding standard.
17My Cherie AmourWarm 1969 Motown romantic classic with a memorable melody.
18For Once in My LifeUpbeat 1968 Motown standard that became a signature hit.
19Uptight (Everything's Alright)Stevie's 1965 breakout hit and co-written Motown stomper.
20Boogie On Reggae WomanLoose, harmonica-laced 1974 funk single from Fulfillingness' First Finale.
