What I would say, though, is that while the period from Music of My Mind to Songs in the Key of Life is absolutely incredible, his discography is much larger than that, and on the whole it's weaker than you might initially guess. His musical peak in the 1970s was long enough and strong enough, constituting some of the very best and most fascinating pop music of the era, that he's an easy 4-star artist (I don't like any of his albums individually enough for him to get to the 5-star level but he gets to the tier below it without difficulty).

but alas, I don't believe any of those things, so my opinions of Stevie Wonder will end up pretty conventional and boring. I would love to be able to say something along the lines of the notion that Stevie Wonder makes black music for people who don't like black music. I would love to say that Stevie is too soft and cuddly, and that by taking Motown and Funk and Soul, quintessentially African-American genres of popular music, and fusing them with a pop sensibility that gave him tremendous crossover appeal, he ended up making his presentations of those genres toothless and neutered. I would love to be able to take a major contrarian position on Stevie Wonder's status as one of the most universally beloved figures in popular music in the second half of the 20th century, and to make this page into a controversial wellspring of hot takes. I would love to be the guy who's clever enough and cool enough to say that Stevie Wonder isn't actually that good. Stevie Wonder's Journey Through 'The Secret Life Of Plants'.I'm Just Saying, For A Blind Guy He Sure Really Likes To Watch NBA Games

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