SMILER Rod Stewart fanclubBehind the scenes there is a lot to think about and a lot to organise. In his own words, Ian reveals what it takes to ensure the big weekend runs without a hitch…
John Gray, Ian Roberts, Mike Walton, Neal Webb and Al Mitchell review 30 Warner Brothers tracks comparable to the glorious MERCURY works.
Chris Habegger flew in from Switzerland to see Roderick David Stewart live in Glasgow on May 1st.
After he releases the fourth installment of his American Songbook series in October, Rod Stewart plans to hang up his dinner jacket.
HE was in our heart, he was in our soul and last night Rod Stewart gave us everything…
HE may be a London boy by birth, but when Rod Stewart launched his four-night stand at the SECC last night, the 10,000-strong Glasgow crowd took him to their hearts as one of their own.
Smiler was Rod’s fifth solo effort, his first in over two years, and was his last album for the Mercury label – Ian Roberts reviews…
LIVE: Subiaco Oval, Perth, Western Australia, 26 February 2005 – review by Michael Collins
Warner Brothers have got together some of today’s best remix artists to update Rod’s now classic recording – Read the SMILER interview with Ryan Coseboom and Ralphi Rosario, the main mixers of the single.
It is an honor to have been nominated for each of these Songbook albums, Rod said today.