Rod Stewart's early wildness
A rough yet charming return to the roots of blues rock.
The distinctive husky quality of Stewart's vocals blends beautifully with the rough band sound reminiscent of the Faces era. The album features songs that cherish the blues feel while retaining the momentum of rock. This is an important work that laid the foundation for their later success.
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Gasoline Alley
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2)
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It's All Over Now
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3)
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Only A Hobo
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4)
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My Way Of Giving
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B:
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Country Comfort
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Cut Across Shorty
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3)
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Lady Day
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4)
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Jo's Lament
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5)
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You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)
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Acoustic Guitar [Uncredited] - Rod Stewart
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Producer - Rod Stewart
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Vocals - Rod Stewart
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Drums - Kenny Jones
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Bass - Ronnie Lane
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Vocals [Uncredited] - Ronnie Lane
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Bass [Uncredited] - Ron Wood
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Guitar - Ron Wood
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Producer - Lou Reizner
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Drums [Uncredited For Instrument] - Mickey Waller
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Violin [Uncredited] - Dick Powell
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Acoustic Guitar [Uncredited For Instrument] - Martin Quittenton
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Piano [Uncredited] - Pete Sears
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Whistle [Uncredited] - William Gaff
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Violin [Uncredited] - Dennis O'Flynn
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Mandolin - Stanley Matthews
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Design, Photography By - Keef (4)