You Haven't Done Nothin'

One of Wonder's angriest political statements, it was aimed directly at President Richard Nixon, who resigned two days after the single came out. It became his fourth number one pop hit and his tenth number one soul hit, reached number one in Canada, and reached number 30 in the UK. The track has a thick clavinet part and an early appearance of a drum machine.

The Jackson 5 sing Doo da wop on the chorus after Wonder invites them to join along. Reggie McBride plays bass, and Robert Margouleff and Malcolm Cecil programmed the synthesizers. The B-side was Big Brother, another political song, taken from Talking Book. Billboard described the song as exceptionally powerful and praised its synthesizer arrangement and the vocal performance.