Stevie Wonders Key of Life Tops Nation's Charts
In weeks Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life outpaces rivals including Peter Frampton as the nation’s favorite album. The record, priced at 11.98, has sold over 1.4 million copies since its release following two years of anticipation and delays. imitators have followed in his chart wake.
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Stevie Wonder’s Songs In The Key Of Life promo interview
Stevie Wonder explains the album’s ambition and his real name Steveland Morris. He describes Songs In The Key Of Life as a personal, love minded work with 17 new tracks plus four on an extended play, highlighting self exploration and a blend of jazz, r and b, gospel, rock, and Spanish influences. He notes the album marks a new Motown contract milestone and aims to spread his “love mentalism” worldwide while Abba arrives in town offering a Nordic contrast and questions why they have not yet performed in the United States.
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