Why Rolling Stone ranked Rod Stewart's 1971 album among the greatest of all time

It contains Rod Stweart's first No. 1 hit in the United States.

The impossible Rod Stewart 1971 hit that broke every pop rule: “It just had three rambling verses”

Rod Stewart always had his eye on being a star from the moment he began singing and he even made a multi-million hit without ...

How 'That's What Friends Are For' Became 1986's Biggest Hit and AIDS Awareness Anthem, Years After Rod Stewart Recorded It

In 1986, an incredible foursome of music legends turned a quickly-forgotten tune from the Night Shift soundtrack into a ...
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Rod Stewart's 1971 Signature Hit Started As An Overlooked B-Side

Often in rock 'n' roll, a single is recognized as a likely hit before its release, with artists and producers alike knowing very well what they have on their hands once they've recorded it. This ...
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1973 Soft Rock Song, Covered by Rod Stewart, Is Still a Powerful Hit 53 Years Later

“Drift Away,” written by Mentor Williams, gave Gray the biggest pop success of his career and one of the decade’s most enduring sing-alongs. Its warm blend of rock, soul, and gospel climbed into the ...