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The following is the complete discography of British singer/musician Rod Stewart. Note: Also included on previous albums. 1 Although "Reason to Believe" was the A-side, the single was listed on the UK chart as Maggie May/Reason to Believe. However, the single did not chart in the UK until 1972

The album features many of Stewart's biggest solo hit singles, from 1971's "Maggie May" to "Downtown Train", which was released as a single in 1990. com – Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart". Retrieved 24 December 2012. at – Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart" (in German). nl – Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart" (in Dutch). de – Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart". GfK Entertainment Charts. nz – Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart".

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The Best of Rod Stewart (1989). Compilation, 13 Ноябрь 1989, Warner Music Group, WEA, Warner Bros. Album, 1991, Warner Music Group. 1. Rhythm of My Heart. 4. It Takes Two. 5. When a Man's in Love.

The Rod Stewart Remasters Landsdowne & Olympic Studios Digitally remastered at Polygram Studios. 1969 Mercury Records Printed in the .

Sailing Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт). Tears In Heaven Ozzy Osbourne, Gwen Stefani, Mary J. Blige, Pink, Slash, Steven Tyler, Elton John, Andrea Bocelli, Katie Melua, Josh Groban, Scott Weiland, Robbie Williams, Rod Stewart, Kelly Osbourne. Baby Jane Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт). Rhythm Of My Heart Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт). Do Ya Think I& Sexy ? Род Стюарт Rod Stewart. Young Turks Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт). Makin' Whoopee (Duet With Elton John) Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт). The First Cut Is The Deepest Rod Stewart (Род Стюарт).

Rod’s 29th studio album Another Country is almost here! The album features some of his most personal work and he wants you to know all about the songs on the album. Watch the playlist below to see him tell you the stories and intimate moments that inspired the tracks on Another Country.

Rod Stewart, lead singer with the off-again on-again Jeff Beck group, has come up with a superb album of his own. Imagination pervades the music, in the choice of material, in the frequent use of beautiful bottleneck guitar work to draw out the subtler aspects of many cuts (Ron Wood is responsible here), and in the range Stewart himself displays on virtually every vocal. British albums are often over-done, with good ideas transformed into gimmicks; on this record the music sustains itself through innumerable listenings.