First time hearing Rod Stewart "Maggie May" Reaction | Asia and BJ

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@Looneyintheboonies 2 года назад

BJ hit the nail on the head!! That's exactly what the song is about. A May/December romance with an older woman. BUT...she wasn't a mother to him. The line in the song goes, "You turned into a lover and mother, what a lover, you wore me out" 🎵.. kind of like "and dang, what a lover"... he wasn't saying she turned into a mother! PLEASE react to "Hot Legs" by him next time! Or "Mandoline Wind"!

@MarkMcLT 2 года назад

Exactly. It would be like if you said "Man it's hot today!" regardless of whether you were talking to a man, woman or child.

@barblessable 2 года назад

Mandolin Wind, what agreat song ,a man and woman struggle in a frozen landscape to survive .

@leonardshevlin7260 2 года назад

I don't think Maggie is in the December of life. It's more of a March-June situation. 😃

@rhondamcbath6279 2 года назад

barblessa. We all know perfectly well that no other singer, " yep, this also includes the masterful singer: Rod Stewart" can sing Mandolin Wind better than, **Bruce Hornsby**!!! ❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶

@Solar55 2 года назад

These reaction videos are always trying too hard to analyze the lyrics ... and getting it wrong. Colloquialisms have changed in 50 years ! Sometimes the music and melody come first ...

@J_Gamble 2 года назад

BJ got the story right. The awful heartbreak of getting swept up into something you're not ready for and you know is not doing you any good but you just can't go. And yes, definitely about an older woman. This was kind of shocking when it came out. Personally this is my favorite Rod Stewart song ever. It kills me every time. Also the mandolin at the end was a big deal.

@tradeladder146 Год назад

Its not difficult to get the story now is it, Sheesh Americans. 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@StanleyArms 10 месяцев назад

Rude mf’er

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

Asia & BJ, his "Tonights The Night", "Hot Legs" and "Young Turks" are next for you!! Bangers and ballads from Rod. Edit- Brad is right on the older woman. Rod wrote this about the older woman he lost his virginity to.

@gizzy2403 2 года назад

He has sooo many great ones but Hot Legs is my favorite. Th duet w/Tina Turner is awesome

@brooklynmysticaldiva4729 2 года назад

I agree 100%...Love Rod 💘

@danarussell1291 2 года назад

Tomight' the Night holds a very special meaning to me!! Actually, I lost my virginity to that song!!

@gizzy2403 2 года назад

@@danarussell1291 nice!👊 who played th song, you or him??

@danarussell1291 2 года назад

@@gizzy2403, it just came on the radio!! Very fitting song!!

@beverlymcgrath8441 2 года назад

This song always brings me back to the fall of 1971 riding the school bus on a beautiful fall afternoon and our hippie bus drive would play it at full blast! A happy memory!!

@johnnielson4341 2 года назад

Maggie May was the song that shot Stewart to the top

@grabtharshammer 2 года назад

yes, and it was the B side to the single, the A side was Reason To Believe

@cynthia8343 2 года назад

It sure was popular on the airwaves when it came out, I was in seventh or eighth grade then. What great memories.

@tradeladder146 Год назад

How can that be when Asia doesnt get it or like it. 🤣🤣🤣

@leannmiller7153 2 года назад

BJ got it right. Based on a true story of a relationship Rod had with an older woman. More Rod Stewart ❤️🔥❤️🔥

@mr.knowitall6440 2 года назад

He said he "needed a friend", but she "turned into a lover", and rather than calling her a "mother", he said "mother, what a lover"... meaning she wore his ass out! 🤘😎

@grabtharshammer 2 года назад

"mother .... what a lover", stands for mother Fxxxxx its just an expletive, and yeah she wore him out :) This is one of his first hits when he was still part of the Faces (a 60's band originally) - a lot of people thought he and Ronnie Wood (who went on to join the Rolling Stones) were related, looked similar, but they weren't, just friends. He was contracted to another record company to make solo stuff, when he joined the Faces. Maggie May was actually the B Side to his first single but became the real hit

@ursulaturner7980 Год назад

Yeah, the punctuation makes all the difference. 😉

@jimilemons3437 2 года назад

BJ nailed it - he’s a kid who has derailed his life for an older woman and he comes to realize he feels deeply for her but essentially he is just a pass time toy in her life. The two lines that make this clear are ‘I know I keep you amused, but I feel I’m being used’ and ‘The morning sun when it’s in your face really shows your age’.

@marenehanson5526 2 года назад

The morning sun when it’s in your face really shows your age. Yes it’s a boy drawn to an older woman.

@johnthegreek5836 2 года назад

Maggie May what a dope song, this was one of the first albums I ever bought, the entire album is great! Rod Stewart’s early music was his best and you can tell this is definitely from the 70’s

@mikecaetano 2 года назад

Classic! "Maggie May" was the lead single off the Rod Stewart's third studio album "Every Picture Tells a Story" from 1971. I remember hearing "Maggie May" on the radio as a kid in the seventies and bought myself a copy of the album in the late eighties that I used to play all the time. Dig that rockin' mandolin! Check out his cover of "(I Know) I'm Losing You" among the other great tracks from that same album. Fire!

@johnwaga3702 2 года назад

Mike, you are spot on! One of my top 5 albums of all time and I regularly still listen to it 50 years later!

@FreethoughtsOnline 2 года назад

One of the first albums I ever bought. The mandolin vibes appears again as it's own track 'Mandolin Wind' also on this album.

@757optim 2 года назад

@@willzimjohn Yep. The single was released as a B-side. Went to #1 in the UK, Australia, Canada and the U.S. As Rod said, sometimes the experts know, and sometimes they don't.

@Krzyszczynski Месяц назад

@@FreethoughtsOnline The mandolin on Maggie May was Ray Jackson of the UK folk-rock band Lindisfarne, no doubts there. And yet curiously there seems to be some uncertainty as to who played it on Mandolin Wind!! Several names have been stuck up, but there's no complete agreement as to who it was.

@Spazzmatazzz 2 года назад

BJ was correct. It's a young guy with an older woman ("The morning sun when it's in your face really shows your age") trying to figure out what he's going to do in life.

@dutch1800 2 года назад

The mornin' sun when it's in your face really shows your age. Maggie had a boy toy

@LindaEll 2 года назад

And it's 1971 and I'm a freshman in college again. Such memories! This is based on a true story. When Rod was a teen, he had a fling with a much older Swedish actress. I have read that the record label didn't want this song on the album because it doesn't follow standard pop song format. It was a massive hit. Shows what they know.

@grabtharshammer 2 года назад

He didn't actually go out with Brit Ekland until 1975 - 77, so this song was about annother lady. People also think "You Wear it Well" was about Brit too, but that came out in 1972

@papercup2517 2 года назад

The story I heard, that was from Rod's autobiography, was that he lost his virginity to an older lady round the back of a marquee on the grass at a summer jazz festival, aged 16. He had no regrets, and she became the inspiration for this song..

@Blue-qr7qe 2 года назад

The amount of damage that CEOs and managerial types have done to art is beyond calculation. They're money-men. That's all they know. But their hubris and self-adoration makes them believe they can do no wrong. Sad.

@TheBlack-my5yf 2 года назад

You're right about Maggie May being an older woman: Key line: "The morning sun when it's in your face really shows your age. But that don't worry me none, in my eyes you're everything."

@emcsquared8681 2 года назад

I like reactions when people are real, if a song doesn’t hit you then I like hearing the truth. Not every song is going to be a something you like. I love this song but I also love your honesty.

@unclebobunclebob 2 года назад

Never seen a reaction yet that was totally negative.

@emcsquared8681 2 года назад

@@unclebobunclebob I’ve seen a couple, one was to the cliff Burton bass solo and one to the movie a clockwork orange. The clockwork orange one the guy was ready to fight whomever suggested it lol

@elizabethklaver7404 2 года назад

We girls from the 70s fell in love with Rod the Bod because of this song.

@lathedauphinot6820 2 года назад

BJ’s right. Rod Stewart says he’s too lazy to write songs, that it’s torture for him, but this one just poured out of him. It had to come out. Like everyone has said, it’s about the older woman that charmed him to her house when he was 16. If it had been a 16 year old girl with a 35 year old man, they’d be screaming for his head, you know. Double standards, and all that. It’s a beautiful song, though.

@mythicsin3083 2 года назад

When I was 16 it was a daily prayer 😳👍🏻

@alanskidadomdom3748 2 года назад

Perfectly put. The double standards in society today are everywhere.

@W0rdsandMus1c 2 года назад

@@alanskidadomdom3748 Double standards today? Rod is 77 now and this was released in 1975

@alanskidadomdom3748 2 года назад

I'm just agreeing with the post from Lathe. Is there something in his post that you disagree with?

@W0rdsandMus1c 2 года назад

@@alanskidadomdom3748 Hi, I'm just pointing out that his comments sound like he is talking about double standards in todays world, I was fifteen when this song came out and can assure you anything went in the 70s, I am not condoning it, just saying 1970s was a completely different decade to today, but I still believe nothing wrong with an age gap as long as it is by mutual consent and happy 😊

@TalkingChimp88 9 месяцев назад

"The morning sun when it's in your face really shows your age." I love that line.

@desertdweller4501 2 года назад

I’m going to give you a thumbs up 👍 before I even listen. Rod Stewart was big when I was in high school (class of ‘76) and Maggie Mae was huge.

@amoh5 2 года назад

This was Rod Stewart's first hit in 1971 that catapulted his music solo career to fame

@veadairavani5692 2 года назад

The line is, "You turned into a lover, and mother, what a lover, you wore me out." Yes, she was much older than he. One of my top three favorite Rod Stewart songs!!

@wayne_twentyfive 2 года назад

It's in my Top 3 Rod Stewart songs too .. Along with "The First Cut is The Deepest" ( it's a cover, but it's a great one ) and "Reason To Believe" .. with "You Wear It Well" a close 4th .. What were your other 2 ?

@janster3000 2 года назад

You've got to hear Mandolin Wind next. It's a beautiful love song from Mr. Rod Stewart.

@mikefixx7177 2 года назад

I have heard this song for 50 years and never get tired of it. Some songs need to be listened to more than once.

@francotraipe2830 2 года назад

Rod Stewart is INCREDIBLE !!!!

@danarussell1291 2 года назад

Rod Stewart is a GOAT!! He's one of the greatest entertainers ever!! Even the Queen knighted him!! Now he's Sir Rod Stewart!! He has one of the biggest catalog in music today!! And he's still handsome at 77!! ❤ Come on Asia, that's a classic song!! Listen to "Handbags and Gladrags"!! It will make your eyes water!!

@TheFairyintheFishBowl 2 года назад

I request “You’re in my Heart” please! It’s such a special song with a lovely message! ❤️

@elizabethdemerie13 2 года назад

LOVE THIS I had a boyfriend 11 years younger then me, we were together for 9 years it was a great relationship , he use to sing this to me lol

@winnywin 2 года назад

lucky fella!

@elizabethdemerie13 2 года назад

@@winnywin thank you 😀

@Anne-pv9cb 2 года назад

What a waste of 9 years. No marriage, kids or family came of that?

@elizabethdemerie13 2 года назад

@@Anne-pv9cb already did that before him my son is 20 lol I did all of that young

@JanS1 2 года назад

"The morning sun when it's in your face really shows your age" Young Rod drawn in by an older woman.

@stanleymyrick4068 2 года назад

first haha, Edit: Maggie Mae was going to be my kids full name but went with Maggie Ruth, the first names of her (great) Grandmothers.

@firecracker187 2 года назад

Lmao. Hush Great name btw. My daughter's name is Aibhlinn.. its Gaelic and means longed for child.. which was perfect bc my girl bits had issues

@firecracker187 2 года назад

My friend wrote this about her and I ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wEOJ8YuMIQQ.html

@ianmclean6399 2 года назад

I have 2 daughters named after their grandmas

@lxhobson 2 года назад

I had this album back in the day ("Every Picture Tells a Story") The songs on this album were recorded when Rod was still a rocker -- prior to his becoming a disco king (yech!). So almost all of the songs on this album were really great. You should check out "I'm Losing You" and the title song, "Every Picture Tells a Story". BOTH just two of the best bangers of all time.

@alfredristan3445 2 года назад

One of those albums that does not have a bad song on it. Great stuff.

@capcolombie3834 2 года назад

This is from back in the days when Rod was really on top from. Plus he was in an incredible band too, Faces.

@raymoles 2 года назад

I saw a documentary on Rod Stewart. He claimed that this song was real life experience he had when he was young.

@psrandy1 2 года назад

The BEST Rod Stewart is his time with the Faces/ Try "Stay With ME" and "Had Me A Real Good Time". Listen to the Rod that was with the Faces. That is the Rod I love to remember. Great days and great concerts. Those boyz could party and they would tear it up in Detroit. AND Keep in your head this was 51 years ago

@88teffie 2 года назад

This is the first song I ever remember hearing. I was 3 years old, we were living on the Marine base in 29 Palms Ca while my dad was in Viet Nam. I was laying on the floor on a giant floor pillow with all the long fringe, under giant 1970's style headphones, listening to my mom's reel to reel. It's literally the very first song I ever remember hearing.

@ryanjsgrandma2009 2 года назад

Cool story. Love the visual of it. Thanks!

@davidbanks736 2 года назад

Now that's a memory! Thanks for sharing. That's why music is such a special thing. My first musical memory is Town Called Malice by The Jam. A huge band in the UK between 77 and 82. I was 2 yrs old and always stayed at my Nans on a Saturday while Dad went to the football and Mum shopping etc. My Mums youngest brother would play it over and over upstairs until the bass line was stuck in my head forever. My uncle eventually gave me and my brother all his Jam records and I still cherish them to this day. Music makes memories happy and sometimes sad, but always beautiful in their own way.x

@88teffie 2 года назад

@@ryanjsgrandma2009 I remember spending a lot of time as a child laying on the floor under headphones listening to a reel my mom made for me. I'd lay on the floor & color while listening to Rod Stewart, Cat Stevens & Three Dog Night. My mom jokes that the tv wasn't my babysitter, the stereo was.

@ryanjsgrandma2009 2 года назад

@@88teffie isn’t it cool how certain music can transport u back to certain times in ur life. I think that’s why I like reaction channels, the songs invoke so many memories. Also I remember when I first heard these songs and how I felt at the time. Bless ur mom for having good taste in music!

@byronmitchell3784 2 года назад

ROD STEWART, The Iconic "MAGGIE MAE". 1971 This Song Ruled the charts His major top of charts Masterpiece.

@joegreen9987 8 месяцев назад

Rod Stewart voice is so great its so awesome and very inspiring when he's singing he's a rock 🎸 star 🌟 😀 😄 ❤ ♥

@Cosmo-Kramer 2 года назад

BJ gets it. Not surprised Asian did not. It's a man's coming of age story, that only men can truly relate to.

@lisemzarate4029 2 года назад

Odd, I was around 9 in 1980 this song was still getting lots of radio play, I thought it was kind of sweet, hearing a guy reminisce about a whirlwind romance and it was time to move on, I just mean I don't think only grown men can relate, loved this song all my life 💜

@ericwillison1389 2 года назад

Check out "Stay with Me", "Losing You" , "Hot Legs" "Mandolin Wind", "You're in my Heart" and "You Wear it Well." That will get you started down the rabbit hole.

@HansKoschei 2 года назад

Early 70's musically what a great time to be alive... another great story from Stewart is Every Picture Tells A Story

@sherrygarza3312 2 года назад

Would love to see you react to Rod Stewart's "You're In My Heart". It's one of his best songs.

@vickihoward406 2 года назад

You are gonna Love his music.. So much to explore........

@TexasPride62 2 года назад

This is rockin. You will love Rod Stewart and The Faces live in 1971 "Stay with Me" or "I'm Losing You".

@stretchgilbert 2 года назад

One of the greatest Rock albums ever made IMHO. Yes BJ it is about him being seduced by an older woman

@Tiger-fq1rw 2 года назад

You need to review "You wear it well" old Rod is far better than his late 70's and early 80's stuff IMHO

@ronaldelliott4373 2 года назад

Your killin it guys! March has been your month. Love the channel, and the “family.” Regards

@E.Kim_Style 2 года назад

BJ got it exactly! Asia was probably still thinking about hearing "Babe" by Styx from the other day...when she got the "goose bumps"...and could not focus on "Maggie May". :) Asia, not like his "Mother". It`s "...and mother what a lover, she wore me out". Like wow. Like "MotherF`er"...she was good. :) You still must hear Steve Perry-"Foolish Heart". (The official video...not these lyric videos that have many wrong words & take away from seeing some great performances...like Prince, Meatloaf, etc).

@kristinabushnell3652 2 года назад

A few other really good ones of his are Have I Told You Lately That I Love You, Forever Young, The First Cut Is The Deepest, and Downtown Train. Great reaction!! 🙂

@lindataggart2087 2 года назад

When he said mother what a lover you wore me out that was just an expression.. the word mother..

@bman133 5 месяцев назад

Love you guys, always. But I'm diguin' my man BJ reppin' the CHAMPS today!

@cspaikido 2 года назад

Maggie May was the "B" side but some DJ somewhere turned the single over and the rest is history.

@barryroberts6796 2 года назад

Every picture tells a story.Rod Stewart

@rhondamcbath6279 2 года назад

My very favorite Rod Stewart song of all time:::((The First Cut Is The Deepest!!))🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶Another song I absolutely love from Rod, ((and there's literally so many to choose from!!)), is his song & video of ((((""SAILING""!!)))) ⛵⛵⛵⛵🎼🎼🎵🎵☯️☮️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 IF YOU BOTH DECIDE TO REACT TO ROD'S SONG°°°-SAILING-°°° PLEASE REACT TO THE VIDEO VERSION. 🙂🙂🙂

@donnabannister793 2 года назад

Tonight's the Night..was my favourite Rod Stewart song❤ Loving the honest reactions Asia & Bj💖

@lancerx1759 2 года назад

Check out "Scarred and Scared" its a beautiful telling of a tragic story by the great Storyteller off Rod Stewarts "Blondes have more Fun"

@lindsaycrellin4588 2 года назад

This was a B side of the single Reason To Believe radio DJ’s started playing the b side & the rest is history been a fan since this came out ❤️ I still have the Every Picture Tells A Story album I got as a Christmas present in 1971 yea please more Rod x

@garywildgoose767 2 года назад

My absolute favorite Rod Stewart song is Stay with Me.

@mattkess3156 2 года назад

“Wake up Maggie I think I got something to say you” What BJ’s high ass heard: “Wake up BJ I think you got some live streams to do” BJ: *nods* yup

@Tiger-fq1rw 2 года назад

He was with the Faces at the time when he recorded this. Ron Wood wrote the music for this when he as well was with the Faces. This almost didn't get recorded but the record company needed one more song to complete the album and Wood spoke up and said, "I have this little ditty I have been working on" . Some little ditty, uh? True story about Rod when he was real young and was dating an older woman.

@hookstomper7322 2 года назад

Back when Stewart was great. Then he went Hollywood.

@unclefido6484 2 года назад

Great album Every picture tells a story. You should do that song as well.

@Renkk17 2 года назад

Rod Stewart - If you want my body - Tonights the Night

@dmaynardabu 2 года назад

Rod Stewart is a huge rabbit hole, y’all need to go down. He does not have a bad song and can sing anything. My husband was not a fan of Rod’s, because of this song. He went on a road trip with a friend, when this song first came out. The guy played this on repeat the whole way there and the whole way back. But, a few years ago, I had tickets to see Rod. My sister in law was suppose to go with me, but she got sick. So my husband said he would go. He left that concert a fan. Rod was and still is amazing. There were fans there from 8 to 80. He spans all generations.

@curtisransom6883 2 года назад

Some early Rod and worth listening to is every picture tells a story you won’t be disappointed

@shelbys6572 Год назад

Oh Takes me back. Maggie Mae! Rod Stewart was always getting his heart broken and I never knew why he was such a nice guy, but every girl broke his heart. I felt so sorry for Rod Stewart.

@Triggerhippie70 Год назад

This was my mom’s favorite song I’m a child of the 70s so I grew up listening to Rod Stewart but this song was her absolute favorite and every time I hear it I think of her

@deltabravo287 2 года назад

If ya really wanna hear him rock - listen to Stay with Me - by the Faces- he’s lead singer.

@dorothykuveke1217 11 месяцев назад

I watched the two of you listening to that song. Both of you will not on your heads and getting into it and jamming. I saw it in living proof. Maybe you didn't like the words, but you definitely loved the beat. Can't deny it❤

@leighplant3593 9 месяцев назад

The morning sun when its in your face really shows your age.

@joelliebler5690 2 года назад

Probably still his best known and one of his best tunes.

@gregorystathos6085 2 года назад

Like John Fogerty when you hear his voice you know right away who is singing.

@annemcguire4964 2 года назад

Rod Stewart brilliant song.

@Tommypicklesxo 2 года назад

This is my favorite song of all time❤❤❤❤

@leighplant3593 9 месяцев назад

Its not hard to interpret those lyrics..The greatest song ever i feel.

@jeannieschmidt2217 2 года назад

You guys need to check out All For Love from the Robinhood Soundtrack. It has Rod, Bryan Adams, and Sting. EPIC threesome - and they ALL sound fantastic. The song is amazing.

@guitarman8462 2 года назад

He's got alot of hits , and he's on tour right now. He also owns his own ⚽ team. Up to this day , he still hasn't revealed who that woman was. He says he's never tell.

@jerrymarasco8878 2 года назад

Every Picture Tells the Story is Rod’s best jam imo

@Isleofskye 2 года назад

Rod was advanced and confident for his age in London and got seduced by a lonely older Woman and although she was toxic, he was besotted with his first "love". ROD THE MOD is ALL about Stage Presence and Fun and during that mandolin solo, the Band played Football(soccer) on Stage :) So there was I, aged 18 in Spain with my mates, on my first holiday abroad and the song I remember from that 1972 holiday was Maggie May and now FIFTY YEARS have flown by it's 2022 and I wonder where those last 50 years have gone. It goes VERY quickly Huys so ENJOY....

@tinamiles9328 Год назад

i love the use of the mandolin on many of rods songs

@carolynsaint6263 2 года назад

He said the sun in her face really showed her age. And he has to go back to school. So yes, she is an older woman

@biggmaqq 2 года назад

This whole album is very strong. Try his cover of "I Know I'm Losing You."

@jxstified7558 2 года назад

Lords of Dogtown, if you know you know...

@shawnpilgrim2355 2 года назад

I’ve always thought the first line, “Wake up Maggie, I think I got something to say to you” is interesting because he’s lying there thinking about his life, regrets, future… and Maggie is asleep.

@Cashcrop54 2 года назад

This album was my first LP. I got it as a birthday present and I loved it right off. The song "Every Picture Tells A Story" is a great song. His voice is so unique. I think your analysis was right on BJ.

@cooperstonebadge2228 2 года назад

man, i wish i was young enough to be into older women again.

@mredible475 2 года назад

That’s Rods very early work 51 years ago. Try Rod and the Tempations duet “The Motown Song” very fun and soulful. Rod is a huge fun rabbit hole of music.

@robertpalmer2365 2 года назад

You wear it well..is my favorite

@johnrundle2902 2 года назад

try the song YOUR IN MY HEART.. it is a classic 👌

@marymargaretmoore9034 2 года назад

My song in high school. Rod Stewart was in a band way before this, The Small Faces (later the Faces); they put out an album "First Step" that was phenomenal and I absolutely loved. Please do "Flying" and "Around the Plynth" from this album. Also Ooh La La from the Faces.

@Isleofskye 2 года назад

He was also "Python Lee Jackson" who recorded the Number 1 song "In A Broken Dream"..

@teddtarr 2 года назад

The sound of that mandolin towards the end really gives the track a distinctive edge -- "seals the deal" for me, anyway.

@Noelle0026 2 года назад

Love the mandolin in this song! I always have. That and Rod’s voice.

@franksullivan1873 2 года назад

Big dance song in my young school boy days.Early 70s late 60s were magical times for music.

@bethmitchem4721 2 года назад

Poco Singing Crazy Love

@rs-ye7kw 2 года назад

BJ is exactly right in his interpretation of the song. Don't let the word 'mother' throw you. Back then 'mother' was used as a synonym for "wow!", "damn!" or "holy shit!" and was a shortened version of "mother f______!" By the way, Ron Woods who was a Rolling Stones guitarist, played the mandolin in the closing segment of this song.

@silgen 2 года назад

No, it was Ray Jackson of Lindisfarne.

@rs-ye7kw 2 года назад

@@silgen Should've said the rumor back then was that it was Ron Woods. That's what I heard. You may be right.

@gray6071 2 года назад

Ron wood and rod were together in the faces

@Dusty999 2 года назад

Actually, Ray Jackson played the mandolin.

@silgen 2 года назад

@@rs-ye7kw Not surprised you didn't know, they couldn't be bothered to credit him properly on the album. He was down as "The mandolin was played by the mandolin player in Lindisfarne. The name slips my mind." So disrespectful.

@lauraboyd-et4lz Год назад

maggie was a lot older than he was

@cptight88 2 года назад

When he says "Mother," it's just an expression of surprise like, "Got Damn!"

@MarcPagan 2 года назад

I'll attempt to make my comment G rated It's amazing that Mr. Stewart's "member" has not fallen off. He famously had a lot of "female companionship" during the wild 70s...Sex, Drugs, and Rockin' Roll.

@lauraboyd-et4lz Год назад

you will end up loving his songs