Rod Stewart You're In My Heart 

One of my top favs of Rod Stewart. Legendary storyteller. Love his music since the 70s.

Rod Stewart is timeless 👍💚

'The First Cut is the Deepest'.

The line in the song "You're Celtic, United, but baby I've decided you're the best team I've ever seen." refers to his 2 favorite domestic soccer teams,Glasgow Celtic(Scottish) and Manchester United(English)....His No 1 soccer team was the National Scotland team...His father was Scottish and his mother English and Rod was born in London....I think the song is a veiled reference to the Swedish actress Britt Ekland (although he mentions a Dutch lady in the song) because he'd just been in a relationship with her around the time the song was written.

I have always liked Rod Stewart. First heard him in 1969 as a no name singer on a Jeff Beck Album. In 1970 Rod debuted his first Big solo hit song Maggie Mae. I was 14 years old back then. He continued to pump out hits all through the 70s and into the 80s. My favorite song of his is called "Every Picture Tells A story." Man oh man, now that's a song!

This was one of my mother's favorite songs. She pointed out when he says "You're a comedy" the violin actually trills a laugh. Because of her, I look for things things like that in music and it always makes me think of her. Rod Stewart, Brian Adams and Sting did a song together that shows their similar voice styles called "All for Love" for The Three Musketeers soundtrack, if you're interested.

Rod The Mod was huge in the 70’s and 80’s He has several classic hits.

I really like this song. I've liked since I was a teenager. I'm still looking for that kind of love. I'm 51 and still single.

Every time I hear this song I realize that I've forgotten just how wonderful it is.

One of the most beautiful love ballads ever, "hot legs","do you think I'm sexy"are a couple more by RS. ☮️

Ah Rod Stewart. Great voice. Just reminds me of all the years I listened to this man. I like his voice better today then in yesteryears😎😎

How can there be a thumbs down?..

Good ear! Rod Steward always said he wanted and tried to sound like Otis Redding and Sam Cooke! Rod has a lot of great songs!

I am not a fan of Rod Stewart but this is undeniably a beautiful song done by the only artist who could do it justice.

ahhh love this song by Rod..another great one is ''Maggie May'' by Rod

I love this song

Rod - swoon - my crush of 40+ years. I love his raspy voice. His songs are typically timeless.

I worked for Rod, my dear. I first heard him in 1967 in Shotgun Express before he developed the rasp. I was in England at the time dating Peter who was in SE, too. The next time I saw him was in 1969 at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit with Jeff Beck in the Jeff Beck Group. I did some work for Jeff and his manager but really didn't talk to Rod and Ronnie Wood that much. Jeff Beck Group played their last gig at the Grande (Gran-dee) after many appearances there. I took a friend to the Eastown Theater in Detroit to see The Faces and she was crazy about Rod, so I took her backstage. Rod saw me and told his manager to hire us. We worked for them until 1972. They were in Detroit often as we loved them so much. Yes, Rod does have a Motown voice. He perfected it. I loved everything about Motown. He knew every song and met as many as he could looking like a starry-eyed teenager! One night, in the hotel after a show at Cobo Arena in Detroit, there was a party. Rod was on the end of the bed watching a live Motown night on the TV. He totally ignored everyone. In the early days, he even did the Motown Shuffle when he sang, before developing his own style. By the way, Rod was up to be a professional soccer player but chose singing instead. In hotel parking lots, we would get out the ball and we all off in a rousing game. He would kick soccer balls into the audience during concerts. Thus the mention of this girl loving the wrong team, but he loved her anyway. (Yes, he did eventually own his own team.) But that was a cute little reference because the British are such avid fans (and it is called football everywhere but the USA, it is older than our football, and is actually played with the feet...no hands).

Check out The Motown Song by Rod Stewart

You have to zoom in on the best ever hair in the history of the world. 🤔

Love Rod♥️ I saw him 3 times in concert. Forever Young the video is a great song book of his. 💚🎄Merry Christmas

Love love love ❤❤❤

Love this song but no notable memory. Just the dreams of a much younger me hoping for true love.

Ok, it's been a year, but I just saw this because I was searching for Rod songs. He started off singing Howlin' Wolf and a lot of black singers. I first found him in 1968 when I was 15. He did "I ain't superstitious" with Jeff Beck and I almost fell off my chair. He also fronted the Faces, I believe one of the best groups in rock. The father of 8 kids and on good terms with all of his exes. The man is now 75 and still going strong. He has some of the best pipes in the business. You looked confused as most people do about this song. In his autobiography, he explains that as a lifelong football (soccer) fan and living the life of a top of his game rock star, he was rushing to get to his dad's house to watch the finals. His girlfriend at the time, Britt Eklund, didn't want him to leave and couldn't understand his love of the game. Inevitably, people review Hot Legs which is not in the upper 10 of the songs I love. But if you do, you have to check out the concert version with Tina Turner. Did I mention he's also a very respectable songwriter? Check out Forever Young.

Listen to The killing of Georgie parts 1 and 2, hot legs, young turks, Forever young, Do you think i'm sexy, Maggie May, Tonight's the night, I was only joking, Passion

I think Rod did a few videos for this song. I remember the one with him in a cottage singing the song to the Dutch blonde as she looks into his eyes. Rod wrote and released this song in 1977. It was a different time, relationships mattered more.

You should check out "All for Love" by Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams and Sting. I think you would enjoy the Blending of those three unique vocalists. It was used in the Musketeers movie.

I REALLY LIKE ROD STEWART! PLEASE PLAY LOVERGIRL BY TINA MARIE...PLEASE?? 👍👍

"Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" by Rod. You'll love it.

I love this classic, I'm a sucker for a good love song. This song came out when I was a kid.

Never associated Rod with Smokey... but as soon as you mentioned it!!!!!! It was like a light bulb moment!

I was in Jr High School when this came out... around 1978. And boys that age would never admit to liking Rod Stewart out of fear of being called "gay". LOL. Back then, you HAD to like groups like KISS, Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath. But I do believe most people secretly liked Rod Stewart's music. They just never told anyone. They wouldn't dare!

I'm a Rod Stewart fan 👍 love his declaration of love 💚 Rod was sexy & love his raspy voice 💚👍

Met my husband at 19 .. this has always been our song 20 years later ♥️♥️♥️ this song

Every Picture Tells a Story will always be my favorite Rod Stewart album and one of my favorite albums of all time!

Haven't heard this in forever, lol. I was in high school when it came out! Edit... I was wrong, it came out in 1977, I swear I remember it in the top 40 around 1987 though!

Love this song ❤️ My absolute favorite is: Sailing ⛵️ ❤️👍❤️ It has a special place inn my heart ♥️ BECAUSE IT REMINDS ME OF THE LOVE BETWEEN MY PARENTS. When they were in love 😍 before their marriage ended. They are both gone now, mom 21 years ago and dad last year. Blessings to you all from Iceland 🇮🇸 🙏❤️🙏🦋🦋🦋

The following are the first few Rod Stewart solo LP’s: An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down (1969); The Rod Stewart Album (1969); Gasoline Alley (1970); Every Picture Tells a Story (1971); Never a Dull Moment (1972). Faces were an English rock band formed in 1969 by members of Small Faces after lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott left that group to form Humble Pie. The remaining Small Faces-Ian McLagan (keyboards), Ronnie Lane (bass guitar, vocals), and Kenney Jones (drums and percussion)-were joined by Ronnie Wood (guitar) and Rod Stewart (lead vocals), both from the Jeff Beck Group, and the new line-up was renamed Faces.They released several albums in that same timeframe. They include: First Step (1970); Long Player (1971); A Nod Is As Good As a Wink... to a Blind Horse (1971). I consider his earlier work to be his best. It’s true English rock and roll, raw and elemental.

The following are the first few Rod Stewart solo LP’s: An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down (1969); The Rod Stewart Album (1969); Gasoline Alley (1970); Every Picture Tells a Story (1971); Never a Dull Moment (1972). Faces were an English rock band formed in 1969 by members of Small Faces after lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott left that group to form Humble Pie. The remaining Small Faces-Ian McLagan (keyboards), Ronnie Lane (bass guitar, vocals), and Kenney Jones (drums and percussion)-were joined by Ronnie Wood (guitar) and Rod Stewart (lead vocals), both from the Jeff Beck Group, and the new line-up was renamed Faces.They released several albums in that same timeframe. They include: First Step (1970); Long Player (1971); A Nod Is As Good As a Wink... to a Blind Horse (1971). I consider his earlier work to be his best. It’s true English rock and roll, raw and elemental.

Rod 'the bod' Stewart😀

SMOKEY ROBINSON and ROD STEWART comparison? Listen to Rod Stewart's version of "The Tracks of My Tears". Smokey Robinson is the background vocalist. You nailed it MRM 👏.

Of course he's from Scotland... With the last name "Stewart, it doesn't get anymore Scottish than that! I think he lives in the United States these days, because he doesn't perform to often anymore at age 74. He's a Good Man.

My brother from another mother you done went and got yourself another sub in this here white boy. Anybody who is straight up with his audience and doesn't ask for a shameless sub and like, is my kinda cat. Enjoy the channel, I've checked out a few times. But your disclaimer won me over. Keep it up bro. Good work here.

The song is about soccer

How much do I love Rod Stewart?! (Go, Celtic!) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_g6xbCs3mNc.html How sweet! I'm a Barcelona fan, but seeing Rod moved to tears at a big Celtic win ... I couldn't begrudge him.

Speaking of the "big bosomed lady with a Dutch accent"(Brit Ekland) she was fire AF!!!!! But she was a bit psycho! 😂

I saw Rod Stewart in concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit around the time this song came out. His show is in my top five best concerts, and I have been to quite a few concerts. The night I saw him he did a rock 'n' roll version of Do Ya Think I'm Sexy, it was great. You should do a reaction to Rod's version of the Temptations song ( I Know) I'm Losing You, it's a killer version.

People Get Ready with Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck...early in his career Rod was part of The Jeff Beck group. Maggie May will always be my fave.

Rod has occupied many places in the US top 40 since the mid 70s., but he was never better than has tenure in the band Faces. Check out their version of I'm Losing You. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m4PXMCCTMwM.html

Rod Stewart is timeless. Listen to Stay With Me, then listen to him singing The Great American Songbook. He is incredible.

I have been listening to smokey most of his career and rod all his career. And I never thought about it however you have a good point.

Great song, and yes Rod was heavily influenced by Motown, i mean he has a song called Motown Music.... One of the great vocals in rock music ever. Nice video review

This is actually a "love song" written about his favorite soccer team, the Celtics. Once you know that, you listen to the words a little differently. You notice there is a soccer game going on in the background of the video!!

Must do Tonight's The Night...its the smoothest let's have sex song EVER. The picture he paints still wish that had been my first experience at lovemaking

Love Rod Stewart! ❤

Rod supposedly wrote this song about the Swedish supermodel Britt Ekland. They dated from 1975 to '77. She thought that Rod wanted to marry her and he broke her heart when he moved on.

I am NOT a Rod Stewart fan. However, when I first heard this song, I loved it. It wasn't until I heard it about the fifth or sixth time that I found out it was him. Then when I listened the next time, I was dumbfounded that I didn't recognize his very distinctive voice.

Try Forever Young by Rod Stewart. Terrific song!!!

Rod Stewart to me has a voice of hs own, nobody else, but ofcourse I realize you may feel different. He still continues to sing too, fab!!

Maggie May please! You can hardly go wrong with anything Rod Stewart! TY!

For all of you out there who, shall we say, are less informed, this song was written by Rod and dedicated to his then wife, Swedish film star Britt Ekland.

I've never thought about that before you are right...him and Smokey Robinson do sound a lot alike

High School & Uni. Great times & best music. Thanks for the reaction

It's used as a wedding song. And I had my hair just like Rod too. And my auntie Susan introduced me to Rod. I played this for my first ex-wife. And the second too. Still love the song too.

One of my favourite Rod songs (can't beat the early Rod stuff)... probably the only song comparing a lover favorably to a football team (the "you're Celtic United" line always amused me no end). If you love those raspy/husky type voices have a listen to the band Smokie (Chris Norman's voice was, and still is, brilliant) and Scottish-born Canadian Johnny Reid (such a cool voice - I always wanted Rod and Johnny to do a duet).

"Maggie Mae" is my favorite from Rod

It was written for Britt Ekland his Dutch girlfriend and she did have big boobies. There is also a video with him singing to her Tonight’s the night 🥰

Rod Stewart is a great musician in the 80's. He had great hits but faded in the 90's n beyond. I would luv to hear more from Rod now n c if his voice is still there from the 80's.

Rod Stewart was a big part of my formative years. Maggie May to Rhythm of the Night. I was one of 6 kids and that exposed me to SO many types of music!

I like Rod Stewart very much. Great song!

Check out Rod Stewart's Maggie May and She Wears it Well!

MRM HE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE LOVE SONG SINGERS. THAT RASPY VOICE JUST MAKES ME SWOON.,ALWAYS HAS, ANOTHER FROM MY PAST.

Rod is a little closer to Sam Cooke than Smokey, just sayin.......

Please listen to Rod singing 'Broken Arrow' It is wonderful

this is my most favourite of all Rod Stewart's songs. takes me back to my teens, and my first love ... such a great song and a great time. thanks for reacting!

My mom loved his songs hot legs and do ya think I'm sexy. She'd laugh but couldn't get enough of hearing them. May she be resting in peace

Good song. He had a nice little run of hits in those days. Disco ended the classic rock Era

The "love ballad" is about a football (or soccer) team.

Hey it’d be great if you reacted to knives and pens by black veil brides x

They both have that smooth raspiness in their voices, both Rod and Smokey!

Rod and Smokey sound alike?...WT!!!

I agree on the Rod & Smokey connection/comparison 👍

I married a axe murder ....also made this song famous again too.

Always liked this. Very nice song.

R. U kidding ;;; total opposites,**** thanks

Rod is an ardent Scotland soccer supporter hence the scottish soccer goal clip

Ty my friend for this memory..Rod's ballads are simply beautiful and timeless..This is one of my all time favourites along with "The Killing of Georgie parts 1 & 2" one you must do at some stage!!..He show his passion for music that tells a story, (while I had you playing this my Wife and I just smiled at each other and said I Love You) so Ty for another memory to place in my mind and smile about.. Keep Well Keep Strong and Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones from Australia and may 2020 be an awesome year for you my friend

I saw rod in concert at what was at the time Boston garden an believe it or not he is singing about socker

That’s my favorite song by Rod !

the lyrics are beautifully written, true class and a classic!

Rod Stewart has made so many songs in so many years now, there's not a one that's bad in my appenion,

I was gonna say that I didn't think that Rod Stewart ever came out with a song called "You're in my mind;" that did not sound quite right..

He did good with this song ..Thanks for sharing

Great choice. Best concert I've EVER been to. In 94. Also if you are wondering why they showed soccer ..cuz rod stewert used to be a soccer player before he was a singer

Rod said he owed all his vocal styling to Sam Cooke

Great song. Haven't heard it in a long time.

One of my patients left that song for me on my answ

always loved RS... unique

ROD STEWART IS FANTASTIC !!!! TOP SONG !

I think that Rod's voice sounds a little bit like Brian May's voice