(Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Rod Stewart, Greatest Hits Collection) Rod Stewart - Greatest Hits LP

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This is the Rod Stewart Greatest Hits LP. It is a collection that allows you to enjoy his pop rock and soft rock style hits all at once. This is a 1979 best album collecting 10 representative songs from Rod Stewart's 1970s. Featuring everything from "Maggie May," a symbol of his early solo career, to "Sailing," "Tonight’s The Night," and "Da’ Ya’ Think I’m Sexy," this single record allows you to observe his evolution from a rock singer rooted in folk and blues to a pop star capable of handling ballads and disco. Overseas, this work was also released under the title 《Greatest Hits, Vol. 1》. sailing https://youtu.be/FOt3oQ_k008?si=1u7rlBrB3cHfrAng Maggie May https://youtu.be/EOl7dh7a-6g?si=5KGq3VNX3ls97O3q Da’ Ya’ Think I’m Sexy https://youtu.be/-WKfTHy90Zk?si=ajKIw54_9R8fKMRH I Don’t Want To Talk About It https://youtu.be/FLRI0OsmKMw?si=wclxaQTnnXRrZlMH ■■ Condition ; Jacket EX / Vinyl NM (No obi, inner sleeve and jacket show age-related discoloration, vinyl is clean) Rod Stewart is a British singer who maintained a solo career while active in the Jeff Beck Group and Faces, characterized by his rough yet warm tone and soulful expression. This album demonstrates not only his self-penned hits but also his interpretive ability to turn songs by other composers—such as Danny Whitten's "I Don’t Want To Talk About It," Cat Stevens' "The First Cut Is The Deepest," and Gavin Sutherland's "Sailing"—into his own signature repertoire. Most of the included tracks are recordings from the Warner era produced by Tom Dowd, and the composition connects his major achievements prior to "Maggie May." It is suitable for beginners as it evenly contains upbeat rock, emotional ballads, and disco hits. The original compilation reached number one on the UK album charts and was certified Triple Platinum by the RIAA in the United States. Label: Warner Bros. Records – P-10708W Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation / 1LP, Total 10 tracks Country: Japan Released: 1979 Genre: Rock Style: Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Disco Representative/Hit Songs Maggie May — A song co-written by Rod Stewart and Martin Quittenton, included in the 1971 album 《Every Picture Tells A Story》. It was originally the B-side of the "Reason To Believe" single but gained greater popularity after receiving radio attention. It is a breakthrough solo work that spent 5 weeks at number one on both the US Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Singles Chart, a representative song that blends retrospective storytelling with a folk rock sensibility. Da’ Ya’ Think I’m Sexy? A disco-style hit released from the 1978 album 《Blondes Have More Fun》. It is an example of Rod Stewart absorbing the disco trend of the time into his own music by combining his husky vocals with dance rhythms. It reached number one on both the US and UK singles charts, and listening to it alongside "Maggie May" allows you to realize the breadth of his musical evolution throughout the 1970s. A1. Hot Legs — 4:14 A2. Maggie May — 4:56 A3. Da’ Ya’ Think I’m Sexy — 5:27 A4. You’re In My Heart (The Final Acclaim) — 4:28 A5. Sailing — 4:21 B1. I Don’t Want To Talk About It — 4:21 B2. Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright) — 3:34 B3. The Killing Of Georgie (Part 1 And 2) — 6:27 B4. The First Cut Is The Deepest — 3:52 B5. I Was Only Joking ■ Condition ; Jacket EX / Vinyl NM (No obi, inner sleeve and jacket show age-related discoloration, vinyl is clean)

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