Rod Stewart
In the Sixties and Seventies, Rod Stewart was a jet-setting bon vivant and blond sex symbol with a grizzled-yet-buoyant voice. He tasted fame with Jeff Beck Group and then the Faces, but Stewart’s most significant commercial success came as a solo artist. Although he didn’t exactly maintain exacting quality control, Stewart's self-mocking charm and seemingly effortless singing have consistently kept him popular.
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The Rod Stewart Album
January 01, 1969
star ratingBetween Ronnie Wood's ambitious guitar-playing and drummer Mick Waller's sloppy thunder, Stewart had plenty of help on The Rod Stewart Album. But he remained the star, revealing himself as a highly original interpreter.
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1970Gasoline Alley
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1971Every Picture Tells a Story
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1972Never a Dull Moment
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1976A Night on the Town
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1978Blondes Have More Fun
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1988Out of Order
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199090
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1991Vagabond Heart
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1993Unplugged and Seated
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1995Spanner in the Works
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1998When We Were the New Boys
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2000Human
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2002It Had to Be You: The Great American Songbook
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2003As Time Goes By: The Great American Songbook 2
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2004Stardust: The Great American Songbook Volume III
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2005Thanks for the Memory: The Great American Songbook Volume IV
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2006Still the Same: Great Rock Classics of Our Time
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2009Soulbook
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2009The Rod Stewart Sessions 1971-1998
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