When I was a teenager in the 1970s, I liked to buy a music album when I could afford it. My taste then, as now, varied greatly, and I purchased albums and singles by the artists of the time and, they included Elton John, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Rose Royce, Rod Stewart, David Cassidy (Well, I was in love!) and...the brilliant Stevie Wonder. Yes, I am the proud owner of a vinyl album of the amazing masterpiece, 'Songs in the Key of Life' by Stevie Wonder. Stevie Wonder has certainly passed the test of time and to my mind is still going strong. I think he is just one of those few highly talented people who simply, 'have the music in ...  Read the complete review

I decided to change this opinion because it did not fully express the happiness that Stevie Wonder brought me. As a kid, i was surrounded by music. I have much older brothers and sisters. they all loved Motown music. I used to love listening to theri music and we used to dance like crazy kids on it. But my favourite Artist was Stevie Wonder and his Songs in the "Key of Life". by the way that guy is singing you can really tell thathe loves his music. "I wish " is the best for me. When i used to take the tube to go to college, I listened to that album all the time and it took me away from the grey reality of the city. Even if it was for a moment, a ...  Read the complete review

This is one of those albums I remember from when I was a teenager and I've always thought I'd love to have it on CD. My old record collection was sold off years ago but I often looked at 'Songs In The Key Of Life' and thought "If only I had the money." Somehow, there were always more important things to spend just over £20 on. So, imagine my delight when I went into MVC last week and saw this very album in a repackaged version for just over half the price it used to be! Needless to say, I bought it. This is an amazing album - "Sir Duke", "I Wish", "As", "Isn't She ...  Read the complete review