Artist: Rod Stewart
Album: Blood Red Roses (Deluxe Edition)
Genre: Pop, Rock
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:02:53
Total Tracks: 16
Total Size: 755 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Rod Stewart – Look In Her Eyes (04:11)
1-02. Rod Stewart – Hole In My Heart (03:26)
1-03. Rod Stewart – Farewell (04:15)
1-04. Rod Stewart – Didn’t I (feat. Bridget Cady) (04:00)
1-05. Rod Stewart – Blood Red Roses (03:40)
1-06. Rod Stewart – Grace (04:52)
1-07. Rod Stewart – Give Me Love (04:07)
1-08. Rod Stewart – Rest Of My Life (03:27)
1-09. Rod Stewart – Rollin’ & Tumblin’ (03:37)
1-10. Rod Stewart – Julia (03:35)
1-11. Rod Stewart – Honey Gold (04:43)
1-12. Rod Stewart – Vegas Shuffle (03:46)
1-13. Rod Stewart – Cold Old London (feat. Bridget Cady) (03:41)
1-14. Rod Stewart – Who Designed The Snowflake (Bonus Track) (03:07)
1-15. Rod Stewart – It Was A Very Good Year (Bonus Track) (05:06)
1-16. Rod Stewart – I Don’t Want To Get Married (Bonus Track) (03:12)

Download:

At 73 years old, Rod the Mod could probably have a whole museum dedicated to him. A Grammy Award, twice a Rock’n’Roll Hall Of Fame inductee, over 200 million albums and singles sold, the Scottish artist looks good from all angles. However, for his 30th album, he’s looking for a change. Co-produced by Kevin Savigar with whom he’s been working since the eighties, Blood Red Roses is filled with surprises. Far from Maggie May and Handbags & Gladrags, Rod explores a very airy kind of pop music. For Look In Her Eyes, Savigar even gets Stewart to ditch his coarse voice and uses subtle echo effects. Still very punchy, it’s hard not to picture him doing a sexy hip-sway on Hole In My Heart. Stewart’s talent as a moving songwriter particularly shines through on Farewell and while the album has a clear contemporary feel, the singer remains true to his roots with beautiful Scottish violins on the title track. He even tries his hand at reggae (I Don’t Want To Get Married) and covers Ervin Drake’s hit It Was A Very Good Year. Whether he sings about the excess of youth, his late friend Ewan Dawson or whaling, Rod Stewart has added another successful album to his list.  – Anna Coluthe