Rod Stewart (October 23, 2026) – Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (Rocktober 2026 Yellow Vinyl Edition) Album: LP

Oct 23

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BACKGROUND

Greatest Hits Vol. 3 compiles Rod Stewart's best-known recordings from the late 1980s and 1990s. The collection brings together some of the most successful songs from this period of his career, including Rhythm Of My Heart, The Motown Song, Have I Told You Lately and Reason To Believe (Unplugged Version).

The compilation serves as an overview of one of Stewart's most commercially successful eras, highlighting the distinctive vocal style and songwriting that helped maintain his popularity across multiple decades.

For Rocktober 2026, the album returns as a special coloured vinyl edition.

STYLE & THEMES

The collection showcases Rod Stewart's blend of rock, pop and contemporary adult-oriented music from the late 1980s and 1990s.

Featuring a mixture of hit singles, ballads and radio favourites, the compilation captures a period that produced some of Stewart's most recognisable recordings.

RELEASE HISTORY

Originally issued as a compilation covering Rod Stewart's late-1980s and 1990s recordings.

Reissued as part of the Rocktober 2026 campaign.

Available as a limited yellow vinyl edition.

PRODUCTION

Label: Rhino

SKU: 0603497820085

Release Date: October 23, 2026

NOTES

• Rocktober 2026 release.

• Yellow vinyl edition.

• LP format.

• Preorder release scheduled for October 23, 2026.

• Features Rod Stewart recordings from the late 1980s and 1990s.

• Vinyl colour and effects may vary from promotional images.

RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE

Artist	Title	Label	Country	Cat No.	Date	Format
Rod Stewart	Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (Rocktober 2026 Yellow Vinyl Edition)	Rhino	USA	0603497820085	October 23, 2026	LP, Yellow Vinyl

TRACKLIST TABLE

Format	Catalogue	Tracklisting
LP	0603497820085	Includes: Rhythm Of My Heart • The Motown Song • Have I Told You Lately • Reason To Believe (Unplugged Version) • additional tracks not supplied

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