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| Greatest hits, 1969-73. Maggie May, You Wear It Well, Handbags And Gladrags, Reason To Believe, I'm Losing You, Pinball Wizard, Mandolin Wind, etc. |
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| 2 You Wear It Well |
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| 3 Mandolin Wind |
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| 4 Country Comfort |
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| 5 Maggie May |
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| 6 Handbags and Gladrags |
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| 7 Street Fighting Man |
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| 8 Twistin' the Night Away |
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| 11 Pinball Wizard [From The Rock Opera] |
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Album Review
In some ways, 1973 was a little early for Rod Stewart to release a greatest-hits album, since he had only released four albums to that point. Nevertheless, "Sing It Again Rod" is a good collection, featuring most of the obvious choices from his first four records -- "Handbags And Gladrags," "Street Fighting Man," "Gasoline Alley," "You Wear It Well" and a full side of "Every Picture Tells a Story" ("Maggie May," "Mandolin Wind," "Reason to Believe," "(I Know) I'm Losing You") -- plus nice surprises like "Lost Paraguayos" and his version of "Pinball Wizard," which had yet to appear on a Stewart record. It's an entertaining album, but it's primarly of interest to casual fans, those who just want hits. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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