Stevie Wonder Albums Quiz: Songs in the Key of Life

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This Stevie Wonder albums quiz explores the run of records that made him one of music's greatest artists. Play an interactive set of 10 questions on Little Stevie Wonder, Fingertips, Talking Book, Superstition, Innervisions, Fulfillingness' First Finale, Songs in the Key of Life, three Album of the Year wins, synthesizers and Hotter than July.

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  1. Young

    Under which name did he start at Motown?

  2. Fingertips

    Which live recording topped the charts in 1963?

  3. Talking

    Which 1972 album includes Superstition?

  4. Inner

    Which 1973 album includes Living for the City?

  5. Finale

    Which 1974 album also won Album of the Year?

  6. Key

    Which 1976 double album includes Sir Duke and Isn't She Lovely?

  7. Lovely

    Who inspired Isn't She Lovely?

  8. Synth

    Which giant synthesizer system shaped his 1970s albums?

  9. Birthday

    Which song from Hotter than July campaigned for a holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.?

  10. Grammys

    What was historic about his Album of the Year wins?

Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions
  1. Q1: Under which name did he start at Motown?

    Answer: Little Stevie Wonder

    He signed at age 11.

  2. Q2: Which live recording topped the charts in 1963?

    Answer: Fingertips

    He was just 13.

  3. Q3: Which 1972 album includes Superstition?

    Answer: Talking Book

    You Are the Sunshine of My Life is on it too.

  4. Q4: Which 1973 album includes Living for the City?

    Answer: Innervisions

    It won Album of the Year.

  5. Q5: Which 1974 album also won Album of the Year?

    Answer: Fulfillingness' First Finale

    He won three in four years.

  6. Q6: Which 1976 double album includes Sir Duke and Isn't She Lovely?

    Answer: Songs in the Key of Life

    It came with a bonus EP.

  7. Q7: Who inspired Isn't She Lovely?

    Answer: His newborn daughter Aisha

    Her baby cries are on the track.

  8. Q8: Which giant synthesizer system shaped his 1970s albums?

    Answer: TONTO

    Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff built it.

  9. Q9: Which song from Hotter than July campaigned for a holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.?

    Answer: Happy Birthday

    The holiday was created in 1983.

  10. Q10: What was historic about his Album of the Year wins?

    Answer: He won three in four years

    He won for 1973, 1974 and 1976 albums.

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Stevie Wonder Albums Quiz – Songs in the Key of Life

Stevie Wonder signed to Motown at age 11 as Little Stevie Wonder and topped the charts at 13 with the live recording Fingertips. In the early 1970s he won creative control of his music.

Working with the TONTO synthesizer and producers Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff, he released Talking Book with Superstition, Innervisions with Living for the City and Fulfillingness' First Finale. Innervisions and Fulfillingness both won Album of the Year.

Songs in the Key of Life in 1976, with Sir Duke, I Wish and Isn't She Lovely, won Album of the Year too. Hotter than July in 1980 included Happy Birthday, part of his campaign for a holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

What This Quiz Teaches

Music fans will enjoy these questions.

  • How he started at Motown
  • Which albums he released
  • Which songs they include
  • Which awards he won
  • How he used new technology

Did You Know?

  • He plays harmonica, keyboards and drums.
  • He has been blind since shortly after birth.
  • Songs in the Key of Life debuted at number one.
  • He has won 25 Grammy Awards.
  • He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989.

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