Rod Stewart - A Spanner in the Works (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1995
- 12 tracks
- 57 min
- soft rock
A Spanner in the Works
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This album sounds amazing and features several incredible tracks. Perhaps there are a few too many songs, but I've always been a Rod Stewart fan and this one brings back some wonderful memories. I still recall the diner where I was having breakfast when I first heard "This" on the radio and immediately had to buy the CD. It's such a gorgeous love song. Rod delivers a flawless rendition of Tom Petty's "Leave Virginia Alone," which, as far as I remember, was an extra track from 'Wildflowers'. "The Downtown Lights" follows a year after Annie Lennox's fantastic version on 'Medusa'. It's not a contest, but hers definitely outshines Rod's.
This album sounds incredible with some truly amazing tracks. Perhaps there are a few too many songs, but I've always been a fan of Rod Stewart, and this one takes me back to some great memories. I vividly recall being at a restaurant having breakfast when I first heard "This" on the radio and immediately knew I had to buy the CD. It's such a gorgeous love song. Rod delivers a flawless rendition of Tom Petty's "Leave Virginia Alone," which, as far as I remember, was an extra track from 'Wildflowers'. "The Downtown Lights" follows a year after Annie Lennox's stunning version on 'Medusa'. It's not like it's a contest, but hers definitely outshines Rod's.
This album sounds incredible with several amazing tracks. Perhaps there are a few too many songs, but I've always been a fan of Rod Stewart and this one brings back some wonderful memories. I still recall the diner where I was having breakfast when I first heard "That" on the radio and had to buy the CD. It's such a gorgeous love song. Rod delivers a flawless rendition of Tom Petty's "Don't Leave Virginia Alone" which, as far as I remember, was an extra track from 'Wildflowers'. "The Downtown Lights" follows a year after Annie Lennox's fantastic version on 'Medusa'. It's not a contest, but hers outshines Rod's.
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