(I Know) I'm Losing You - Rod Stewart | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!
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FINALLY back so some Rod Stewart!! Back when we checked him out with the Faces everybody said we had to hit this one!! Bam! Cheers all have a great day! 🙌🏻🔥
"Hot Legs" is so Rod Stewart. Should be next.
I was one of the people pushing for this one!! 🔥🔥🔥
Nice choice guys love the emotion and the fart in a can face
Stewart rules because he didn't insist on being a rock dinosaur all through the 80s, 90s and beyond. He even tried to sing the Great American songbook, a little beyond his ability, but at least he never stayed static.
I’m thinking you should check out his disco song, “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy.” Everyone did at least one.
If you hear his speaking voice you know the rasp isn't forced.
Yep agreed! Check his interviews, young or older, that's his natural voice!
Agree with you! That rasp has never been forced.
Probably cigarettes, whiskey and late nights. Well earned voice.
He said once in an interview he was asked early on to lose the frog in his throat. Then it became his signature.
That throat is a living breathing natural instrument, not another one even close.
Mandolin Wind is possibly the loveliest song he has ever done. Not a rocker, but it brilliantly displays his unexpectedly deep heartfelt side: "Because I love ya."
An excellent choice but I would argue for handbags and gladrags
@Joan In Florida Yes! and in this version, Rod plays the banjo. th-cam.com/video/3xlo1NvEdAw/w-d-xo.html
“And you know that I
Love ya” 🎶
B side of this song as a single!! Rocking record
"Mandolin Wind", "Reason to Believe", and "Handbags".....picture winter countryside , snow falling, and your inside by the fire.
Rod's version of "Handbags and Gladrags" is tragically beautiful.
“That your poor old granddad had to sweat to buy ya”
Honestly one of the saddest lyrics ever now that I’m a grandma.
“They told me you skipped school today, so what I suggest is you throw it all away....”
I have to say, that may be my favorite from him. It gets me every time!
One of my all time favs.
@OronOfMontreal One of my absolute favorites!!!
Real instruments, raw vocals with zero autotune and analog recording equipment. Doesn't get much better boys 😎
The album "Every Picture Tells A Story" that this song comes from, is arguably his best album. This is one of those albums that I pull out every so often and listen from end to end. You need to do more from this one.
IMO Rod’s first album “Truth” with the Jeff Beck Group is the finest example of his raw bluesy vocal style. But hey...that’s what makes horse races 😉
@Joan In Florida As much as I appreciate the opinions and technical knowledge Andy and Alex have to offer; their experience isn’t the litmus test for what constitutes exceptional musicianship throughout the history of modern music. Facts: Jeff Beck is revered for his technical and artistic mastery - by professional peers whose own mastery is widely recognized. Period. 😉
@@lynnarthur1411 Regarding that, Roger Waters on Jeff Beck in case you’re interested... th-cam.com/video/OptmPfEUzaU/w-d-xo.html
@@lynnarthur1411 Another brilliant album.
@@rexvisitor44 Thanks, I enjoyed that. My comment meant no disrespect to Ronnie Wood. But, the personnel on “Truth” (including Jimmy Page) is from a higher stratosphere 🤩
Rare Earth's "I Just Wanna Celebrate" is a banger you have to do.
And their version of this song kicks ass!
That's gonna be my first karaoke song coming out of a year's quarantine.
@@sallyphillips9175 This version is my third place, behind the Temps and Rare Earth.
Agree ,Rare Earth's i just wanna celebrate would be a great pick.
Get Ready would slay em too!
Guys you gotta hit “Every Picture tells a Story” a masterpiece
And "Never a Dull Moment' is a back to back masterpiece ....IMHO
Love that song. "Just remember every picture tells a story don't it?"
Greatest album Rod ever put out in my book!
Next up Rod- Every Picture Tells a Story
The "donut" song!
Handbags & Gladrags
@@MrPattevlin LM🍩O!!!!😂
I’ve seen Rod Stewart sing one of his own songs on Karaoke in a pub in my town. I was soooo drunk. I called him Rodney. He took it well. Good guy. That’s my Rodney Stewart story.
@Mikey McKinnon awesome! 😎
That's a really good story. I'm slightly jealous, Michael.
Did he win?
MIKEY! 🤣👏👏
@@loosilu Was just for fun. He was really drunk as well.
Rasp? Guys, this is Rod's *smooth* voice! Just wait till you hear the rasp later in his career--never needs to fake it.
Guys..you need to hear Rare Earth's live version (or studio) of "Losin' You"!! Phenomenal!
Dudes. This track was basically recorded live. It's The Faces. Kenny Jones on drums. Ronnie Lane on bass. Ian McLaughlin on keyboard. And Woody on the gitbox. There is a live at the BBC clip of the song on TH-cam that you should watch.
That BBC clip is one of my favorite videos on TH-cam. Definitely worth checking out.
One of the most underappreciated Super groups ever!
It's Ian "McLagan". Just saying. I knew the man.
The BBC clip is amazing. Gave me a new appreciation for all concerned, particularly Woody and Kenny. Their talents were both wasted in their later incarnations with the Stones and The Who, in my opinion
True. Due to contractual issues the musicians weren’t explicitly credited as “Faces” on the album, but yes, it was basically Faces backing him on this recording.
Every Picture Tells a Story, if you want to hear some serious Bass and straight up jamming.
Fantastic album - probably his best. And that is a phenomenal rock cover of a Motown song - unbelievably, it's even better than the original.
Funny story about Rod and his model railroad hobby. There's a guy in the next town over from me (friend of a friend) who is a world renowned (in the hobby) model railroader. Several years ago when Rod was on tour, he paid a visit to see the guy's layout. The gentleman said he felt like the Rockstar talking to Rod. He spent so much time there that his manager practically had to drag him out so he wouldn't be late for his show!
The title song is his best, ever. And that's saying a lot. Rare Earth does a killer version of this one, by the way.
This middle aged woman loves Rod and Axl Rose
Agree with the rare earth version being great, their's a live version on one of their albums
Agreed.
I was going to recommend Rare Earth recently but I was thinking Get Ready.
@@andymullarx6365 Great tune as well. I’d settle for any Rare Earth! I Just Want to Celebrate, too
Proof of why Rod Stewart is legendary ❣️
Until the Hot Legs period..😉
@@michaelholycross2633 yes, Facts 💯. Lol!
@@missgmoma I loved his work with Faces, most of his solo stuff...I'm afraid he lost me on that one.
@@michaelholycross2633 actually, to be honest I totally agree with you. This is not by any means my favorite of his. My original comment was on the sound of his voice alone. I definitely know where you’re coming from but when he was on top of his game the man is iconic 🎯 thanks for your point of view on this 👆🏻
I have never had a crush on Rod, but that VOICE!!
Love seeing the younger generation loving the best music!
Honestly guys, this album in it's entirety is simply a must. One of the seminal albums in rock history. Almost every track is worthy of it's own reaction video.
Truth.
"seminal" indeed
You not lying
You both had stank faces! I see you liked it too! Rod Stewart is a living rock legend!
Amen
Keep the title cut from this album in you head for later. EVER PICTURE TELLS A STORY - just another banger from the album.
Some entity voted this album the greatest album in Rock and Roll history. All I can say is it could be in the conversation. It really is that good.
I have been air-drumming this song since I was 12 years old (I will be 61 this year!!) and its still my favorite drum solo of all time!! Still get chills listening to it!
Future Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood on guitar; the future drummer for The Who (replacing Keith Moon after his early demise), Kenny Jones. Some fabulous work by him on this track.
That's Mick Waller on drums on some tracks. Could be Kenny Jones though it doesn't sound like him.
@@aquatarkus2022 The story goes that this is actually the whole Faces band on this track but for contract reasons, couldn't credit the band or Kenny Jones. There is a killer BBC live version of this on TH-cam.
@@aquatarkus2022 Yeah; definitely Jones here. No doubt. Can find a killer live version of this here on YT; Jones takes the solo to a whole new level.
I didn’t know who was killing the drums and about to looking it up. Now I know. Dude was a monster!
@@donhadfield2835 Yes, it's the Faces on this track...all of them.
Not a weak cut on the album. The title track “Every Picture Tell A Story” is fun.
Rod definitely has one of the greatest "Rock 'n' Roll" voices ever!
That's Faces on this song. Rod, is one the greatest rock singers of all time. Period.
Gentlemen - I believe the word you're looking for is "BANGER". This song NEVER stops hitting no matter how many times you've heard it.
This was a hit years ago in the Motown Era! Temptations??
Yes, written by Cornelius Grant. I would suggest listening to the version by Rare Earth. Very intense and psychedelic...
Yup. The Temptations!
One of my favorites is "Motown Song" on his Vagabond Heart album.
Folks I joined Patreon to see them hear Poppa was a Rolling Stone. I was so happy!
@@dwaynecarpenter6661 No. The Temptations did not cover this. It was their song originally.
This is Rod Stewart and Faces, as everyone playing on the track was a member of that band at the time of its recording, including Rod. The Kenney Jones drum solo is a masterclass in timekeeping as he *never* loses the tempo and just plays with feeling.
There's a live version of this track that really shows off how tight this band was as a unit. Worth a watch.
Late 60's / Early 70's Rod Stewart is the best Rod Stewart. He & Ronnie were masters of that dirty blues rock style.
As a middle aged but still rockin’ Brit, thanks for this one! Early Rod Stewart is always rewarding, next should be You wear it well from Never a dull moment, slower paced but great lyrics. Be a bit careful with some of the eighties stuff, he lost his way a little in my opinion.🥂
Many did at that time. Too many toys to play with
I also love Rod's version of Hendrix's Angel
He may be losing her but we're getting a 55 gallon drum of pure, naturally funk-flavored sauce!
He could afford to lose her, because another winner was right around the corner... if not already in his lap.
Never chase a dumper unless you did a real bad ting
Mandolin Wind: Such a beautiful melody!
My favorite Rod Stewart song.
Thanks guys! Oh man, we listened to this on a big honkin' mid century stereo console with sternum rattling base. LOVED this album so much!! My Mom also loved this - born in 1931 she was an incredible piano player who embraced the music of the 60's and made part of our family income playing old standards at dances every weekend. She is still alive but Alzheimer's has stolen her ability to play - but not to grin from ear to ear when she hears music she loves - like this:)) And YES Rod the Mod was shagadelic. LOL
what a beautiful tribute to your mum and the family life she supported.
Next month marks the 50th anniversary(!) of EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY - would be a really good choice for the May full album in honor of the anniversary!
1971 was the greatest year ever for rock albums and this was one of the best of that class....
Totally agree! A patreon listen of the Full album Every Picture Tells a Story
Not going to argue with you, stands the test of time
Every Picture Tells a Story is next, please! Mandolin Wind is great as well. I like Ooh La La, too
You'd hardly recognise it from its Motown birth, but wow, what a fantastic rendition. It's always been a favourite of mine and it's been wonderful to hear your positive thoughts about it. Rod and the Faces did some fantastic stuff in the early to mid 70s that's for sure.
“Every Picture Tells a Story”, “Maggie May”, or “You Wear It Well”
Rod had one of the best voices in Blues Rock
Fact
Rod is truly a swiss army knife...can sing ANYTHING...Rock, Pop, Ballads...stage presence.
And is expensive
My mom loved Rod so i took her to see him in concert for her 65th bday. We stood the whole time and sang every song with him. It was the best! ❤
Melissa Ward here. Why doesn't anyone ever go back to Jeff beck's Truth
album, Rod Stewart doing all the vocals. Excellent album. If you have done that album, I apologize.
maybe try, EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY...
There are several good possibilities for your next Rod Stewart song, but my choice would be "You Wear It Well". My 2nd choice would be "Every Picture Tells a Story", and both should be heard eventually.
You Wear It Well is a good pick, also This Old Heart Of Mine, I Don't Want To Talk About It, Young Turks. Rod has so many great songs.
Yeah boys! Bam! - this album was a staple of everyone's album collection in every dorm room at the time! Yeah Baby! This tune was Stewart's cover of The Temptation's Motown version (1966). This was Stewart's best album ever.
Every picture tells a story and Rod is the painter.
I am not a fan of most covers, and this is one of the VERY few songs that has multiple excellent covers!
Rod and the band at their tightest, loudest, and most soulful, the drummer just kills it. This is when Rod Stewart was considered maybe the best singer in Rock & Roll. This entire album is essential rock & roll.
Ron Wood has made more than his share of contributions to some great records put out by some of the great bands. The guy can play anything with strings and frets. The ultimate side man / band mate.
Rod Stewart -- and the Faces, boys! That's why the groove and the tightness...
My 89 yr old mother LOVES Rod Stewart..........saw him 1st time in 1975 with the Faces and Ronnie Wood still in the band
Bless her !!!
It made me laugh when the guys said the middle aged rockers in the comments all had crushes on Rod. I'm mid 50s and it was my Mum who had the major crush on Rod. Mum is 76 next month. She still has a thing for Rod and Bryan Ferry, can't say I blame her though.
Thanks for posting this Rick. My mom loved Rod more than I did! She would have been 86 this month, but I lost her in 2008. We loved watching MTV unplugged with Rod. She loved all his musical genres, including his Great American Songbook series, but she always said her favorite Rod was the Mod Rod from the early days jumping around in his tights! Lol. Shout out to your mom! Cherished memories you brought back!
My mother too, she bought this Album for me when it came out and then took it from me. She was crazy for him!
@@dana_brooke_27 lol my mom did the same thing she loved him i mean worshipped and still does she turns 77 in June, i even remember in 1969 the Faces first tour with Rod & Ronnie Wood they were still called Small Faces at that time and they opened for Three Dog Night at the Cotton bowl in Dallas, TX my parents went to that concert and me and my sister's got a baby sitter , ugh when i found out that's wher they went i threw a fit !!!! Ha oh well all those early times of listening to him because of mom i became a huge fan Of Rod Stewart !!! I have over 1000 Rod stewart items collected from tours and vinyl many imports as i have found out over the last 50 years he is immensely popular in countless countries !!!! Long live Rod Stewart
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“Downtown Train” written by Tom Waits and performed by Rod Stewart is a classic.
Patty Smyth did a great version too.
@@aquatarkus2022 Easily the best version, too!
Are A&A ready for some Tom Waits...? 👍😁
Gotta check out some Tom Waits. You guys can handle him. You're whiskey drinkers.
@@lindakessler8768 Tom Traubert's Blues. I think that's a good starting point.
Apologies if it's been mentioned previously but the A$AP ROCKY track at the beginning is a sample from the song 'In A Broken Dream' by 'Python Lee Jackson'. They were an Australian band that went to the UK to find fame and fortune, during which time they recorded this song with session singer Rod Stewart. This was in 1969 and the song was never released. Cue success for Rod with Maggie May in 1971 and clever record company release In a Broken Dream to tag onto his popularity. Made no. 3 in the UK charts.
"(I Know) I'm Losing You" is a 1966 hit single recorded by the Temptations for the Gordy (Motown) label and produced by Norman Whitfield. "(I Know) I'm Losing You" was a No. 1 hit on the Billboard R&B singles chart, and reached No. 8 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart.
Listen to "The Killing of Georgie (Parts I & II)". It's a great ballad that Rod nails.
Part 3 on box set Warner Brothers from the vault!!
So many great remakes of Mo-Town songs, this is one of the best.
Thank you. I knew someone was going to give credit!
This is an amazing version, but they should do the original as well.
The best Rod Stewart song is called I was Only Joking, hands down. Listen to that one guarantee you will love it.
You can't listen to this record without the hits, and great songs, Maggie May, and the Title track... live your channel!
"Every Picture Tells a Story" was my first album at the tender age of 3. I *loved* "Maggie May" and begged my mom to buy the album ... and she did! I still have it 50 years later!
What a great story!
Got mine in, I think, 8th grade. Wore it out.
Sally Phillips I have both albums on vinyl as well. After half a century they still rock, as evidenced by the reaction of Alex and Andy, and quite a few others of their generation. The 70s...unparalleled in musical genius at every level.
That's a sloppy, roucous, brilliant masterpiece.
Rod Stewarts "I'm Losing you was actually a cover of the "Temptations" which would be worth listening to.
When I was 15, I got hooked into the "Record of the Month" club. They sent me Jeff Beck's "Truth" album. When I heard, "I Ain't Superstitious", my head whipped around and I yelled, "Who's that!!!" The day I fell in love with Rod. The poster from Every Picture Tells a Story remained on my wall for years! (nice butt pic). I'm 67 now and still listen all the time. At 76, he's still singing and has over 2 million subscribers to his TH-cam channel. He went through serious throat cancer surgery and eventually was able to sing again after 9 months. That did not give him his rasp, it comes naturally. He's an amazing songwriter. People dump on him because he changed but he brilliantly reinvented himself with every decade. He's an amazing artist, who does equally well on covers as he does on his own body of work and has sold over 250 million albums. I just recently found, "Kiss Her for Me" by Rod and Frankie Miller who wrote the song and flipped out. Would melt the hardest heart. My favorite live performance? Willie Dixon's, "I Just Wanna Make Love to You". th-cam.com/video/Ip1uCCbpAY0/w-d-xo.html. Jim Cregan, Billy Peek, Carmine Appice, Phil Chen, Kevin Savigar and Gary Grainger. A great band on his Blondes Have More Fun tour. Worth a watch for any Rod fan! He's a father of 8 kids, going back on tour in a few months and my favorite Scot.
Great review, fellas! I suggest the title cut from that album, “EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY (...Don’t it!!!)”
You need to check out Rod with Jeff Beck on People Get Ready or something off Beck's first album "Truth ".
Balls and grit in that vocalist made him a favorite of dudes and chicks in the day, remember the song as a Motown hit too. Ah the 70s
This is The Faces. One of the best rock bands ever. The band flat out rocked! In your face Rock & Roll! Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood at their best.
The 1971 Live from the BBC version is worth a listen... it has a little more energy to it than the studio version and it's easy to find on youtube. Great song and band.
Hey dudes! A couple more to suggest would be “Ain’t superstitious” and “People get ready”. Both of them with Jeff Beck. The first one from Jeff’s album “Truth”, and the second one from his album “Flash”. You’ll love em’. Both songs pretty much showcase Rod’s voice, and Jeff’s guitar prowess. Enjoy! Have a good week, see you Wednesday. 🎸
People Get Ready, the old Curtis Mayfield tune is so good. I want it played at my funeral as they take me out of the church. Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart slay that song.
Aint superstitious for sure. Actually the whole jeff beck Truth album is fantastic. Rod on vocals all throughout.
It's not Do Ya Think Im Sexy is it? This is the real Rod, one of the best rock voices ever. Kenny Jones' drumming is awesome.
I saw him I think back in 1974 at Moody Coliseum at SMU and it was the last tour Ron Wood did before he joined The Rolling Stones. His opening band was Rory Gallagher and he kicked ass. Rory put out a live album of that 1974 tour you should listen to.
Been requesting Rory for some time...hope they go down that rabbit hole!
Guys, react to a saucy one from 1969 called "One" by Three Dog Night. Great segregated channel guitar on it
I don’t think they’ve done any Three Dog Night, so many songs to choose from.
I love that song.
Great idea to do Three Dog Night AND a Harry Nilsson song ("One") 👌. Two birds with one stone.
I used to see them play so many festivals back in the day, and as in the case of so many bands back then, drugs were the demise of the band, and even after Chuck got clean they didn’t want him back, but his voice on ONE was amazing
@@lynne5322 I'd forgotten that "One" was composed by Harry
Next logical step : Rod Stewart as lead vocalist for Jeff Beck's 'Truth' album .
As raw and gnarlified as this track .
Saw this tour in early '70's .
All timer .
Recently heard he sold his entire Catolog of music.Never heard the amount but he will Leave an Impressive Legacy!
GOOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY
☮️❤️♾️
Rod's finest hour! With the Faces: Ron Wood on guitar, Ronnie Lane on bassguitar, Ian McLagan on keyboards and Kenny Jones on drums. Another great track is 'Mandolin Wind'.
Rare Earth plays this too, the drummer sings as well. They just kill it live.
Mandolin Wind, Maggie May, Every Picture Tells a Story, You Wear it Well
Four excellent choices.
They listened to Maggie Mae.
@@leetroy3129 okae
So, as everyone is suggesting, every song on Every Picture Tells a Story is fantastic. I'd love to see a reaction to the marvelous title track myself.
Of all the great Rod songs that's close to the top of the list.
How can 24 people give this a thumbs down? Anyway, I will recommend some covers that Rod Stewart has done. 1) Twisting The Night Away which is a cover of a Sam Cooke song, who incidentally is one of Rod's favorite singers, 2) Sweet Little Rock And Roller which is a cover of a Chuck Berry song, 3) Reason To Believe a cover of a Tim Hardin song and 4) What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) a cover of a song by Glenn Sutton and also recorded by Jerry Lee Lewis. Original Rod, once again I will recommend An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down which has a great bass line to start the song, Every Picture Tells A Story, Gasoline Alley, Mandolin Wind, Country Comforts and many more.
Song was written by Norman Whitfield, Edward Holland, Jr., and Cornelius Grant. These guys wrote and produced a slew of songs at Motown for The Temptations ( who was 1st to record this song) , The Supremes, Gladyes Night and the Pips, Marvin Gaye and bunch of other artist. They wrote a long list of Top 10 hits in 60s and 70s and there songs are still covered and sampled today.
More early Rod:
Handbags and Gladrags
Reason to Believe
Twistin’ the Night Away
Personally, I prefer the original Chris Farlowe version of "Handbags and Gladrags." Definitely not the overblown monstrosity that was done by Chase.
'I Ain't Superstitious' by Rod, in the Jeff Beck Group.
@@submandave1125 Chris Farlowe - criminally underrated & and unacknowledged. 👍🏼
Motown Song
You Wear It Well 💞
Next on is Every picture tells a story.
Kenny Jones, so underrated. Saw this band in 1972 open for three dog night. AMAZING
That right there? One of the best albums of the rock era. Start to finish.
Do something early and different - Ive Been Drinking Again Jeff Beck Group - with Rod as lead singer, really not widely known underrated song.
Every picture tells a story is another Banger!
Every picture tells a story is his. Best he tells his story!
The fabulous Kenny Jones on drums! This is pretty much a "Faces" album, with a lot of help, and not a weak moment on it! I loved that loose, bluesy, sound of those guys! They always made you feel like you were just sitting in the pub, knocking back a few pints listening to the house band! Do the whole album, you won't be sorry! Some of that early Rod, with Jeff Beck's "Truth", is really strong too! Check that stuff out as well! Want something completely different, from the same album, try the beautiful "Reason to Believe" or "Mandolin Wind". Straight Hot Sauce, go with the title track, "Every Picture Tells a Story". Want some old dirtier Rod, go with "Spanish Boots" or "All Shook Up" both from the "Beck-Ola" album, with the great Nicky Hopkins on keys.
"REASON TO BELIEVE" or
"FIRST CUT IS THE DEEPEST"- Written by Cat Stevens
Yesssss ! .. My 2 favourite Rod Stewart songs ! .. with "You Wear It Well" and "Maggie May" tied at No.3.
Speaking of Cat Stevens...
The great era of Rod Stewart when he was an amazing and original bonafide rock star. Unfortunately he went disco in the mid 70's and forever lost his way. He had one faint glimmer of a hopeful return with Young Turks in 1981, but nah. I choose to remember him by songs like this reaction when he was great! Every Picture Tells a Story is one of the best albums ever.
I can’t come to call myself middle aged, and while I totally rock and rolled with Rod & even the Faces, I never was of a mind that he was hot, or that I was hot for him. It was all about the raw talent and the music groove and the frame of mind he took me to. That hasn’t aged for me at all.
" I Was Only Joking " acoustic and electric Solo ✌️♥️
They would love the guitar work in that song.
🎹keys woke up and chose violence that morning 🎹
"Every Picture Tells a Story" is a great storytelling song. "Gasoline Alley" and "Mandolin Wind" are gorgeous ballads. And yes, Rod has/d a huge female following. I was at a Rod show at the Garden in the 90s and it seemed the audience was at least 2/3 female.
So happy to see your stank faces on the thumbnail image for this one. There’s no way you couldn’t enjoy it. Absolute S tier.
Every moment of this song you hear the absolute passion pouring out of every single piece. His voice. Those raw drums. Guitar, piano - all passion. Where do you find that in music today?
Maggie May if you haven’t done it from same album, Every Picture Tells a Story, You Wear It Well... before this man ‘sold out’ to a pop career, there was nothing more soulful, bluesy, powerful. I love that you love it.
You really need to hit up the full album of The Jeff Beck Group - Truth from 1968, on patreon. Featured the debut of Rod Stewart, Beck, Ron Wood on Bass (pre Faces and Stones), Micky Waller on drums, and Jimmy Page co wrote "Beck's Bolero" with Page on 12 string, Keith Moon, John Paul Jones on Bass. JPJ played Organ on several tracks and Nicky Hopkins played Piano, "Truth" came out six months before the Zeppelin debut.
YES
been requesting this for forever. Such great interplay between guitar and vocals. Shameful that so few people seem to know of this album. One of the greats.
127 comments and I at 128 am the first one to mention Rod Stewart’s greatest vocal performance ever?
JEFF BECK GROUP:TRUTH
and BECK-OLA! OMG You guys check out I Ain’t Supersticious from Truth.
Rice Pudding from Beck-Ola!
most people just know the Maggie May dreck
Truth, one of the best albums of all time, seems to be completely off the radar.