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Music CD - Rod Stewart: The Very Best of Rod Stewart
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Music CD: The Very Best of Rod Stewart
Artist: Rod Stewart
List Price: $18.98
Our Price: $8.99
Your Save: $ 9.99 ( 53% )
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Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea
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Tracks:
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1. Rhythm Of My Heart
2. Maggie May
3. Have I Told You Lately
4. This Old Heart Of Mine
5. Young Turks
6. Downtown Train
7. You Wear It Well
8. Reason To Believe
9. Some Guys Have All The Luck
10. Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)
11. Hot Legs
12. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?
13. My Heart Can't Tell You No
14. You're In My Heart (The Final Acclaim)
15. Ooh La La
16. Forever Young
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0081227832827
Format: Original recording remastered
Label: Rhino / Wea
Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Rhino / Wea
Release Date: 2001-11-13
Studio: Rhino / Wea
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Rod's favorites
Comment: Want some of those old goodies...then this is the CD for you...if you don't have a collection of Rod-this will suffice...
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Summary: Very Best?, Hardly, not even good Rod Stewart
Comment: This compilation contains many Stewart "hits", but mostly weaker material, with his Mercury albums (especially the first 4) and his albums with the Faces being where you find the true classic Rod Stewart. If you just want a smattering of hits including the horrible "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy", et al, then buy this. But if you want really quality Stewart in a compilation get "The Mercury Anthology" or even better: "Reason To Believe: The Complete Mercury Years", these have all his truly best work, not necessarily his big hits, which went significantly down hill after 1973 or so. On this compilation, Rod's version of "Ooh La La", a song he originally scorned when released by the Faces with Ron Wood singing, is just awful and smacks of pandering, as the song had just made a comeback due to a t.v. ad featuring the Faces version.
As I said before, if you want a compilation, get Reason to Believe or Mercury Anthology or if you want more get "the Rod Stewart Album", "Gasoline Alley", "Every Picture Tells A Story" & "Never A Dull Moment", plus "Long Player", "A Nod IS As Good As A Wink", & "Ooh La La" by the Faces and if you still want more classic Stewart get "Truth" & "Beck-ola" by the Jeff Beck Group featuring young Rod on vocals and Ron Wood on bass and has some of his rawest, most bluesy vocals. The above listed albums constitute the TRUE "Very Best of Rod Stewart", if quality, not chart success is you goal.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best of Rod Stewart
Comment: If you like Rod Stewart, this is a great collection of his best hits. It was a gift for a friend and he really likes it.
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Summary: WARNING: Omits 4 Songs
Comment: WARNING: like too many MP3 downloads these days, this album omits 4 songs found on the $10.95 CD version. My advice: get the CD instead.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Rod Stewart
Comment: I was hunting a particular song by Rod Stewart and found his album right away, purchased it, smooth transaction and fast shipping. Will continue to shop at Amazon.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Rod Stewart's career has been subject to so many twists that a single-disc overview is somehow both appealingly broad and inadequate to the task of tracing all those zigzags. From beloved rocker of the first order to disco dilettante to pop crooner, Stewart's career has presented challenges to fans who may have been charmed by the rollickingly randy "Maggie May" and bemused by the alarmingly narcissistic "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" This 16-song retrospective touches all the bases without delving deeply into any era. The selections aren't arranged sequentially and the booklet is much more generous with vintage photos than album credits. This best-of collection is clearly aimed at the casual fan, but no album that presents Rod the Mod gems "Downtown Train," "You Wear It Well," and "Reason to Believe" one after another is a throwaway. --Steven Stolder
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