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  1. www.loudersound.com › reviews › rod-stewart-sir-rodRod Stewart - Sir Rod Stewart And Some Of His Early “Faces ...

    Dec 19, 2016 · Like the proverbial curate’s egg, this sometimes bewildering compilation of Rod’s early material (R&B standards, a handful of Quiet Melon tunes) and 10 covers of his better-known hits, is good in parts. Seemingly prompted by Rod’s knighthood, it all hangs together like a badly stitched suit.

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  3. www.billboard.com › music › music-newsRod Stewart Remembers Jeff Beck: He ‘Was On Another Planet’

    Jan 12, 2023 · Rod Stewart is remembering Jeff Beck as “the greatest,” an otherworldly axeman with whom he formed one of rock music’s hallowed partnerships more than 50 years ago. See latest videos, charts...

  4. www.allmusic.com › album › sir-rod-stewart-and-someSir Rod Stewart and Some of His Early "Faces" - AllMusic

    Sep 23, 2016 · Sir Rod Stewart and Some of His Early "Faces" by Rod Stewart released in 2016. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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  6. www.discogs.com › release › 25364641-Rod-Stewart-SirRod Stewart - Sir Rod Stewart and Some of His Early "Faces"

    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2019 Vinyl release of "Sir Rod Stewart and Some of His Early "Faces"" on Discogs.

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  7. www.theofficialfaces.com › biography › rod-stewartRod Stewart - The Official Faces

    After taking an early interest in folk music and rhythm and blues, he was a member of two relatively obscure London-based bands (Steampacket and Shotgun Express) in the mid-1960s before teaming with the influential guitarist Jeff Beck and future Rolling Stone Ron Wood in the Jeff Beck Group.

  8. www.jeffbeck.com › flashback-rod-stewart-jeff-becksFlashback: Rod Stewart & Jeff Beck’s Surprise Reunion

    Oct 3, 2018 · Beck feigned complete shock when Stewart came out to sing a cover of Curtis Mayfield’s “People Get Ready,” but they’d actually run through it a soundcheck. “It was really fucking great,” Stewart wrote in his memoir Rod: The Autobiography .