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Every Picture Tells a Story by Rod Stewart
Every Picture Tells a Story by Rod Stewart
1971 | Rock
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
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Rolling Stone's 172nd greatest album of all time
Half-decent rock from Rod Stewart, featuring Maggie May.
  
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Garthy (203 KP) rated Truth by Jeff Beck in Music

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Truth by Jeff Beck
Truth by Jeff Beck
1968 | Rock
10
10.0 (5 Ratings)
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The sound sits somewhere between hard rock and also plays homage to the blues. (1 more)
Influential album accompanied by these legends......Keith Moon, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart......what's not to like!
Check out the names on this album!
  
Greatest Hits by Rod Stewart
Greatest Hits by Rod Stewart
1979 | Rock
(0 Ratings)
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"This is a bit of a change in mood from the last song! For a long time Rod was a hero and an icon to me. “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy” is just such a confident song and I remember listening to it a lot as I was starting to perform. I think all artists have a different persona they go into, or a switch they hit when they walk on stage, I would listen to this as a warmup song to get to that place before I performed. “I was lucky enough to re-record the song with Rod Stewart about a year ago - one of those moments when it really came full circle for me. My A&R told me they were planning to do a Rod Stewart tribute album with a bunch of different artists. She first presented a different song and I said “that would be amazing! But I’m definitely doing “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy”, right?” I think I even kicked out somebody else who was in line to do it! We recorded it, produced it and then performed it together at the VMAs. “Now we have this cool relationship where I see him when I’m in Vegas and I’m going to try to see one of his shows. Rod Stewart is my rock ‘n’ roll dad! It’s one of those rare experiences when you can say ‘it’s nice to meet your heroes.’"

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