A full-page Mercury / Phonogram advertisement promoting Rod Stewart’s greatest hits compilation *Sing It Again Rod*. Sing It Again Rod — In Your Shops Now. Melody Maker Date: August 11, 1973 Length: 3 min read 📰 Key Highlights • Striking image of Rod Stewart’s smiling face submerged in a glass of whisky with large ice cubes • Bold headline “SING IT AGAIN ROD” at the top of the glass • “IN YOUR SHOPS NOW” slogan • Track listing including “Reason To Believe”, “You Wea

A warm, enthusiastic one-page review in Record Mirror welcomes Rod Stewart’s compilation album *Sing It Again Rod*, calling it a “wonderful collection” and a must-have for all Stewart fans. The piece celebrates the timeless appeal of Rod’s recent hits and highlights the strength of his song choices across his solo career. This July 21, 1973 Record Mirror review captures Rod Stewart at the peak of his early-1970s solo stardom, when his raspy voice and masterful blend of rock,

A vibrant full-page Bravo magazine feature celebrates Rod Stewart as the ultimate gravel-voiced heart-throb of 1972, showcasing his raw charisma, stage swagger, and magnetic appeal to German teen readers. The piece positions Rod as the sexy, raspy king of rock ‘n’ roll at the peak of his solo breakthrough with Every Picture Tells a Story and Never a Dull Moment. This November 8, 1972 Bravo cover story captures the pure excitement of glam-era teen idol worship, turning Rod’s r

A celebratory full-page Philips Records advertisement in New Musical Express highlighting Rod Stewart’s strong showing in the 1971 NME Readers Poll. Good on yer Rod! — Rod Stewart dominates the 1971 NME Poll results. New Musical Express Date: January 22, 1972 Length: 3 min read 📰 Key Highlights • World Musical Personality — No. 3 Rod Stewart • World Male Singer — No. 3 Rod Stewart • British Male Singer — No. 3 Rod Stewart • British Vocal Personality — No. 2 Rod Stew

A bold cover story and accompanying article celebrate Rod Stewart’s third solo album *Every Picture Tells a Story* storming to No. 1 on the UK chart, while highlighting his current American tour and upcoming work with the Faces. The piece portrays Stewart as a charismatic, multifaceted star balancing solo success with his role in the Faces, emphasising his raw, raspy voice and larger-than-life stage presence. This July 24, 1971 Melody Maker cover feature captures Rod Stewart