Album
The Rod Stewart Sessions 1971-1998
2009Rock · Music · Rock & Roll · Blues · Singer/Songwriter · Singer/Songwriter · Folk-Rock · Hard Rock · Pop · Adult Contemporary · R&B/Soul · Soul · Psychedelic · Soft Rock · Country Blues · Arena Rock · Pop/Rock
Outtakes and rarities from the raspy rocker’s golden era.
Tracks
- 15:25
- 24:03
- 34:58
- 44:56
- 54:12
- 64:59
- 74:07
- 83:29
- 95:18
- 103:36
- 114:18
- 124:01
- 134:16
- 145:11
- 154:57
- 163:51
- 174:44
- 183:59
- 196:39
- 205:16
- 214:33
- 226:34
- 235:47
- 244:18
- 255:38
- 265:26
- 274:59
- 283:17
- 294:37
- 305:06
- 312:56
- 326:53
- 335:05
- 344:05
- 354:56
- 364:37
- 374:28
- 384:30
- 396:34
- 407:47
- 412:01
- 423:45
- 434:31
- 445:52
- 453:54
- 465:43
- 474:42
- 484:03
- 494:27
- 505:26
- 514:59
- 525:08
- 534:00
- 544:21
- 553:57
- 565:11
- 574:36
- 584:35
- 594:22
- 604:30
- 612:34
- 624:12
- 633:51
About this album
Rod Stewart’s solo dominance of the rock landscape began in the early ‘70s and lasted for decades, with his raspy voice and regular-guy swagger adding soul and sexiness to story songs and come-ons alike. This expansive collection of outtakes and rarities from Stewart’s most prolific period opens with a gentler, more vulnerable version of “Maggie May” and dives even deeper, with covers of the Aussie rock chestnut “In a Broken Dream” and Buddy Holly’s “Maybe Baby” rounding out the workshopping of his biggest hits.