Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life Album

The Songs in the Key of Life album was a highpoint in Stevie Wonder's career and gave the ultra talented musician a platform to experiment with a range of musical styles including funk jams, delicate ballads, acid-rock, swing, Latin, gospel, and even Hare Krishna chants. As usual, Stevie's songwriting talent also shines through as he conveys dismay at society's ills in "Village Ghetto Land", gives historical declarations in "Black Man", and biblical warnings in "As" In contrast, the bubbly "Sir Duke" revolves around Wonder's musical heroes and "Isn't She Lovely," is an intensely personal song about the birth of his daughter. But there's really no filler on this album, each song making a sensible part of a landmark whole.