The Definitive Rod Stewart

Artist	Rod Stewart
Producer	Faces, Rod Stewart, Bernard Edwards, Andy Taylor, Jim Cregan, Tom Dowd, Glyn Johns, Trevor Horn, Patrick Leonard, Michael Omartian, Richard Perry, George Tutko, Rod Stewart Band, Mike Chapman, Jeremy Andrew Johns
Label Name	Warner Bros.
Song List	1: Maggie May (5:47) 2: Mandolin Wind (5:32) 3: Every Picture Tells a Story (5:56) 4: Stay with Me (4:40) 5: You Wear It Well (4:11) 6: Sailing (4:38) 7: The Killing of Georgie, Pts. 1 & 2 (6:17) 8: Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) (3:57) 9: The First Cut Is the Deepest (4:28) 10: You're in My Heart (The Final Acclaim) (4:30) 11: I Was Only Joking (6:10) 12: Hot Legs (5:14) 13: Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (5:29) 14: Passion (5:32) 15: Young Turks (5:02) 16: Tonight I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me) (4:13) 17: Baby Jane (4:43) 18: Infatuation (5:13) 19: Some Guys Have All the Luck (4:34) 20: Love Touch (4:02) 21: Forever Young (4:05) 22: My Heart Can't Tell You No (5:17) 23: Downtown Train (4:39) 24: This Old Heart of Mine [1989 Version] (4:10) 25: I Don't Want to Talk About It [1989 Version] (4:53) 26: Rhythm of My Heart (4:14) 27: The Motown Song (4:01) 28: Tom Traubert's Blues (Waltzing Matilda) (6:13) 29: Have I Told You Lately [Unplugged Version] (4:01) 30: Reason to Believe [Unplugged Version] (3:43) 31: Two Shades of Blue [#] (5:03)
Format	CD
Release Date	2008 11 18
Genre	Rock
Style.Categories	Dance-Rock, AM Pop, Album Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul, British Blues, Arena Rock, Pop/Rock, Folk-Rock, Soft Rock, Adult Contemporary, Hard Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Rock & Roll

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"Definitive" may be a touch too strong of a word for this double-disc 2008 set, as it doesn't quite cover all aspects of Rod Stewart's career in its 31 tracks. Opening with the star-making "Maggie May," it bypasses any '60s work (including his time fronting the Jeff Beck Group), skimps on the Faces, enters the '80s by the end of disc one, spends a good chunk of disc two in the latter part of that decade, and then stops around 1993's Unplugged, thereby not including such pretty strong latter-day Warner albums as When We Were the New Boys and also his crooner comeback with the Great American Songbook albums in the new millennium. Given the size of the set, such shorthand is inevitable, and while there are some dodgy inclusions and questionable omissions -- sure, "Gasoline Alley" should be here and "Love Touch" sounds sillier with each passing year -- this is nevertheless a very good hit-heavy overview of Rod's prime years as a pop star, containing every one of his big hits. It's enough to make it worthwhile for most casual fans even if it's not quite enough to make it "definitive." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide