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This man was married to several super models and has managed to maintain all relationships and has one HUGE happy family. Sir Rod Stewart still has it🤷🏻♀️
"Hot" Rod Stewart, tonight's the night and if you think I'm sexy as I was a young adolescent into teenage years he was so hot, Lillian Müller a Norwegian model born in 1951
This man was one of the hottest guys in the '70s... My friend who moved from London to Tampa knew rod Stewart personally... He used to come over to their house... I was always envious. Annette, if you're out there... Let me know
Rod was really popular when I was in high school. My mom loved him, & for 5 yrs in a row, me, my mom & 2 of my girlfriend's went to his concert. So much fun.
I seen when this song was out, then seen him many years later and it was a more intimate setting, and it was like we were all sitting around and he was singing and we were singing along. It was great. I loved him since he first came out.
He is a Scott - he's got a soccer body (and owns a soccer team!). Huge Icon. Huge hits, for decades. Never lost his looks nor his voice (slightly changed after throat surgery later in life). Hit maker. Great band. He's silly and puts his humor in his songs and performances but he will never let you down. Complex sounds and stories. One of my major foundation groups - Love Rod Stewart. ❤❤❤
Not really. Roderick David Stewart was born at 507 Archway Road, Highgate, North London, on 10 January 1945, the youngest of five children of Robert Joseph Stewart (26 December 1904[12]-1990)[13] and Elsie Rebecca Gilbart (14 December 1905[12]-1996).[14][15] His father was Scottish and had been a master builder in Leith, Edinburgh, while Elsie was English and had grown up in Upper Holloway in North London. Married in 1928, the couple had two sons and two daughters while living in Scotland, and then they moved to Highgate
This was one of my mom's favorites back in the day when I was a kid. She just passed away April 16th of 2023 last year at 78 years old from cancer. I'm about to be 60 in December. Now, when I hear this song, I think of my mom dancing pain-free.
Stay With Me is played on The Umbrella Academy when the hit woman, played by Mary J Blige, blows up the donut shop. I think it might be her singing it - it's a great cover, possibly as good as Rod Stewart's.
He's one of a kind, great attire (some fun jackets), and the theme is pretty common. "Tonight's the night" "the first cut is the deepest" "If lovin' you is wrong, I don't wanna be right." He put on a good concert including kicking soccer balls into the crowd.
Sir Rod Stewart also known as Rod the Bod 😂he has so many great songs. I saw him in the 70's and the 90's and he was great. We all dressed wild and fun😂
I'm 73..loved him back in the 60s in the Faces, Jeff Beck Group and right up to today. Love his husky voice...all his numbers. Used to bop around to this one...such a huge entertainer, not just a singer!! He dies some crooner numbers now as he is older..he still has it in spades.
Rod Stewart is a top tier singer with over 50 years worth of hits! You could literally do his songs for an entire year! Sailing,Handbags and Gladrags,The Killing Of Georgie,I Was Only Joking,A Reason to Believe,Tonight's the Night,I Don't Want To Talk About It...🎙🎶🤩
I saw him in 1981 and he came out in a fuchsia and silver tight one piece bodysuit 😂😂 and he made 3 wardrobe changes! I love Rod and have seen him twice in Vegas in his 70’s and he is still very energetic kicking soccer balls out to the audience! His voice is always instantly recognizable no matter what he’s singing! Young Turks is a great song! Hope you do some more of his tunes!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
76 and Still listening to Rod! My husband finally took me to see him as a surprise for my 50th birthday. Twenty years late but even in his 50s he still put on a great show! There were from the very young to the very old(80s)
Oh my this brings back my early teens. Rollerskates night lights and music blasting on a Saturday night doing my funky dance skating for hours to some of the best music ever. Total blast im thankful I had fr.
"I don't Wanna Talk About It", "First Cut is the Deepest", "Forever Young" are among my favorite Rod Stewart songs. He was was a rugby player. Hence, the "Buns of Steel" :)
I remember driving around in Liverpool, Jul 1971, still reeling over the Beatles break up, April 70, and Maggie May, his first hit, came on FM radio. I had just spent 10 years fixing guitar amps and microphones to produce quality undistorted sound (faithful reproduction) and her was the most gravelly voice I'd ever heard. Changed my understanding of pure talent in music. Please react to that song. Love what you do. Thanks!
That was the way the '70s were!! This is Disco Rod Stewart. He also had rock/pop hit songs. This came out November 10, 1978 (11 days before my 19th birthday).
Got into Rod early in my youth. My step-dad was a huge fan. Love Rod and realized early the talent this dude had. He made some amazing tunes. Check out - "Tonight's the Night", "Young Turks", "Forever Young", "Hot Legs", "Baby Jane" and so many more. You had to have confidence to wear the pants that we wore back then. Jeans and other pants were tight. Not everyone could get away with it. Music pushed boundaries back then without a lot of people getting their sphincters wound up so tight. We just had fun!
Saw him in Chicago when I was 17. My best friend and I took off school with our parents' permission and took a train from Michigan. This was the Disco era, prime Studio 54 era, before anyone ever heard of HIV. Those were the days! His best song IMO is "Handbag and Glad Rags" he has a best of album called "Sing it Again Rod" that is one of the best albums of the late 60s/early 70s.
I saw him live 2 years ago. It was a great show. He can still shake his money maker to the ground and up. He's so funny. He sounds great. I would go to another of his shows in a heartbeat.
Massive respect to Sir Rod. He had to have an operation on his throat, and it changed his voice, so he looked for something that suited his new voice and recorded a load of the great American songbook songs and nailed them as well.
Rod Stewart was definitely something to look at. It was that big of a song... of the era... was great... He had some good songs. The first song that ever grabbed me and made me love music... oddly was by Barry Manilow... it was "Mandy". I still remember it. Came out in 1974... played on the radio a lot... but it was the first song that really touched me and gave me a love for music. I was 8. I think I was 12 or 13 when this song came out... loved it too...
This was my mom. Favorite song my sister were ready to go dancing my mom was dancing so beautifully while we were ready to go out she pasted this past May 90 God bless her soul she was so cool
Rodders goes wayyyy back - fronted the Faces amongst other bands but had a truckload of success over the years. Was able to adapt and remain an icon for decades.
Rod Stewart is an absolute legend. Pure and utter sign of his time, charasmatic, bit sleezy, great lad. Just had a thought for you to view it from the time being used by another: Watch Kenny Everett doing a spoof of him doing this song for his TV show. I guess you could view it like an early SNL. All the artists loved Kenny back in the day, he even had Freddie Mercury for Sid Snots (Kenny Everett character) British Eurovision Violence Contest. An ex DJ who was very edgy for his time. He, like Freddie, passed from HIV/AIDs.
I saw him 2005 and it was a another great show...He also does have a collection of albuns of American Classics...as my mom started to develope dementia they were her favorite things to listen to.
It was sort of a scandal when this song dropped that Rod had former Vanilla Fudge mega-drummer Carmine Appice playing a disco beat. But virtually every rocker was dabbling in disco in the late 70s.
I saw this tour 1979 (the 1977 tour also). Rod had the BEST BAND of any solo artist at that time. Every band member got to show their skills. Carmine Appice was his drummer in those days. They were all great
Man just hearing the intro to these old hits bring me back to high school and taping things on cassette by listening to the radio and trying to start on time and when the damned dj shuttup lol
I first heard Rod in 1971 on a car radio, I was 10. I ask my mom who was sing, she said Rod Stewart. The song was Maggie May #1 in USA, UK, Canada. Try Maggie May (live Unplugged and seated), Ron Wood (Rolling Stones & Faces) acoustic guitar 🔥
Rod Stewart is a GOAT! Rod is a Legend and has been providing us with some of the most beloved, timeless music since the 60’s and is still touring (currently with Billy Joel). His Voice!! One thing that stands out with Rod is his music continued to change with the times…as this huge disco hit! A Huge Rabbit Hole!
Oh my, this was the very first 45 I bought as a young teen/preteen. My mother was not amused LOL. Hadn't thought about this song in a very long time. Thanks!
I've never been a big Rod Stewart fan, but got comped tickets at his show at Caesars Palace probably about a decade or so ago, so me and hubby went. He put on a great show. Old dude, but ran all around that stage and kicked soccer balls into the audience. I believe that butt is from his love of playing soccer!
Rod started out in blues rock, in the 70's disco started raining on their parade. Story I heard, he did this as a satire to make fun of disco, never expecting it to take off and become a monster hit. So he just ran with it.
I knew you would react the way you did to this song, LOL - you made my day 🙂 The song came out in 1978, I was 13 then so I have known it ever since. The music, especially that bass is still irresistable! Rod Stewart lived being a big star to the fullest in those years. Title of the accompanying album: "Blondes have more fun" 🙂
Fun Fact:- everyone goes on about the 1.6 million people that turned up for Monsters of Rock concert in Russia but New years eve 1994 in Brazil, 3.6 million turned out to see Rod
Yes, definitely has the disco bass and this was Studio 54 era of the late 70s. And he still sounds the same and the hair is still all there. The last live video of him I saw was 2019 when he surprised his old friend guitarist Jeff Beck and they sounded like they did when they recorded the 2 songs they did that night.
When I saw him in concert, it was the "Tonight's the Night Tour" and he wore all pink ..... pants, jacket, shirt, tie and shoes .... all pink! Very good concert, though!
This song came out in 1978, if I remember correctly!! LOVE ME SOME ROD STEWART!! Loved him in FACES, too!! Oughta check out HOT LEGS, Maggie May, Tonight's The Night, his version of Have I Told You Lately That I Love You is AWESOME, Forever Young, Young Turks, and the First Cut Is The Deepest.....these are just a few I can think of off the top of my head.... SO GOOD!!! ENJOY, BP!!
Me too! He always danced around on stage, and I used to wonder how he sang and danced like that and didn't run out of breath! But I read an interview and he said he had to work out in the gym to be in shape to do it. He also said he would lose 6-8 pounds during his concerts. ❤ I finally got to see him on my 50th birthday when my husband surprised me! ❤ Twenty six years ago! 😂 I was always playing his music loud when cleaning or cooking! ❤
It's just a blast to hear this song! My all time favorite of his is 'forever young' it came out when 3 of my God children wasn't even in elementary school. it's my hope and dreams for them!!🥹💝💞
The female lead in the video is the Norwegian model Lillian Muller, who was Playboy's Playmate of the Year in 1976. She later appeared as "Miss Chemistry" in Van Halen's "Hot For Teacher."
That drummer is Carmine Appice. He's been in several Bands Vanilla Fudge, King Kobra. His brother is also a drummer Vinny Appacie. Viny has played in several bands too. Dio, Kill Devil Hill and currently Last in Line with Vivian Campbell from Def Leppard.
It's hard to believe that this was released in 1979! And - oh yeah - he was/is sexy! He had a string of hits including "Maggie May" (1971) & "You're in My Heart" (1978). He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in June 2016.
Maggie May, Forever Young, Hot Legs, Tonight's the Night, Mandolin Wind, You're in My Heart just to name a few of his amazing songs!! Listen to them all!!😊
DISCO! I almost laughed out loud when I saw that you reacted to this. It was one hot song back in the day. And I did not think Rod Stewart was "sexy." Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Rod Stewart working the stairmaster had me spitting out my ☕. My mom use to 💕 to sing this song when it 1st came out & I was beyond embarrassed 🤣 Rod had all the moms back in the day.
Most Rock artists on the 70's scene did contribute one or more disco compositions and made it look easy. That was Rod Stewart's; The Rolling Stones with "Miss you" and "Emotional rescue"; Kiss with "I was made for lovin' you"; Queen with "Another one bites the dust"; ELO with their Discovery album, and more specifically "Shine a little a love", "Last train to London", "Confusion", "The Diary of Horace Wimp", "Don't bring me down", etc.
Only Rod could sing hits like this and then put out 3 albums of updated versions of old 30-40's songs and have them sell just as well. The man is just so damn charismatic he can sing anything and we'll still think he is sexy! Not to mention that he has aged REALLY well.
