Stevie Wonder album "Fulfillingness' First Finale"

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"Fulfillingness' First Finale" is a 1974 Stevie Wonder album acclaimed for its richly layered, socially conscious soul and funk sound, created during his classic period of innovative, synthesizer-driven music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Stevie Wonder
awardReceived Grammy Award for Album of the Year
Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
Grammy Award for Best Male Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance
Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical
chartPosition US Billboard 200 number-one album
US Top R&B Albums number-one album
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Stevie Wonder
criticalReception acclaimed
describedAs innovative
richly layered
socially conscious
featuresInstrument bass guitar
clavinet
drums
electric piano
synthesizer
followedBy Songs in the Key of Life
follows Innervisions
genre R&B
funk
progressive soul
soul
hasMusicalStyle synthesizer-driven sound
hasSingle Boogie On Reggae Woman
You Haven't Done Nothin'
hasTheme introspection
political criticism
social commentary
spirituality
hasTrack Bird of Beauty
Boogie On Reggae Woman
Creepin'
Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away
It Ain't No Use
Please Don't Go
Smile Please
They Won't Go When I Go
Too Shy to Say
You Haven't Done Nothin'
label Tamla
language English
length 42:21
notableWorkOf Stevie Wonder
partOf Stevie Wonder classic period
performer Stevie Wonder
producer Stevie Wonder
publicationDate 1974-07-22
recordedIn 1973
1974
recordLabel Tamla Records
linked to: Motown
releaseYear 1974

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T.O.N.T.O. synthesizer system usedOn Stevie Wonder album "Fulfillingness' First Finale"
Malcolm Cecil producerOf Stevie Wonder – Fulfillingness’ First Finale
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