With this album Rod Stewart managed then the breakthrough as a solo artist - and it is still one of his best albums. Great ballads, great rock songs and especially his interpretations of Dylan's "Tomorrow is a Long Time" and Tim Hardin's "R
The 2nd side of the original vinyl LP, beginning with the short instrumental "Henry" and the song "Maggie May", "Mandolin Wind", "(I Know) I'm Loosing You" and "Reason To Believe" is quite simply the highl
This 1971 album is far and away the best Rod Stewart album and one of the Top 10 albums of decade did. This was only his third album and it went to the top of the album charts Both in the US and the UK, Whereas "Gasoline Alley," released the pre
