S5E208 - Stevie Wonder 'Songs In The Key Of Life' with Bob Fay

<p>This week's guest <strong>Bob Fay</strong> (Sebadoh, Deluxx, Cardinal) has played on a wide swath of punk/indie releases, so it makes perfect sense that the album he chose to discuss was '<strong>Songs in the Key of Life'</strong> by <strong>Stevie Wonder</strong>, right? Right?? Both Elton John and Michael Jackson sited it as a personal favorite, and Prince simply called it the best album ever recorded - so Bob may be onto something...</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Temptation Tide, Ocean</em> - Sebadoh; <em>Glory Halleloo</em> - Reverend Blind Gary Davis; <em>Love's in Need of Love Today, Have a Talk With God, Village Ghetto Land, Contusion, Sir Duke, I Wish, Knocks Me Off My Feet</em> - Stevie Wonder; <em>You Know What I Mean </em>- Jeff Beck; <em>Maniac</em> - Michael Sembello; <em>Split Red</em> - Minutemen; <em>Gangster's Paradise</em> - Coolio; <em>Summer Soft, Ordinary Pain, Isn't She Lovely, Joy Inside My Tears, Black Man, As</em> - Stevie Wonder;  <em>Paper Planes </em>- M.I.A.; <em>Take The A Train </em>- Duke Ellington; <em>Sforzando! </em>- Sebadoh</p>