Rod Stewart - Smiler MP3 Download


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Smiler album for sale by Rod Stewart was released Mar 31, 1998 on the Universal Special Products label. On SMILER, as per usual, Stewart's approach towards recording was to invite over a bunch of friends, get the spirits flowing and have a grand time laying down tracks. The gang included Elton John, who plays on his own "Let Me Be Your Car." Along with Reg's song, Stewart's other covers included a raucous "Sweet Little Rock 'N' Roller," a lovingly rendered Sam Cooke medley of "Bring It On Home To Me/You Send Me" and a reworking of Aretha Franklin's classic that reads as "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man." Ron Wood returned on guitar and co-wrote the Mott-like "Sailor" and "Dixie Toot" with Stewart, who gave the latter selection a New Orleans twist by having Chris Barber's Jazz Band play on it. Smiler CD music contains a single disc with 12 songs. ...See Full Description

Rod Stewart - Smiler Album Track Listing

Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
1	Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller See All 18	3:43	$0.99
2	Lochinvar See All 5	0:25	$0.69
3	Farewell See All 14	4:34	$0.99
4	Sailor See All 12	3:35	$0.99
5	Bring It On Home To Me/You Send Me See All 11	3:57	$0.99
6	Let Me Be Your Car See All 17	4:56	$0.99
7	(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man See All 8	3:54	$0.99
8	Dixie Toot See All 12	3:27	$0.99
9	Hard Road See All 14	4:27	$0.99
10	I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face See All 7	1:32	$0.99
11	Girl From The North Country See All 12	3:52	$0.99
12	Mine For Me See All 19	4:02	$0.99

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So What Is The Problem With "Smiler"?
This is definitely a very overlooked recording that seems to be under appreciated, and many times hard to find. I don't really understand it, since I find this album very good, just a notch below "Never A Dull Moment", which I feel is his best.
By Stephen Jenkins (Knoxville, TN, USA)

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im still smiling
this is one of my favorite albums. it doesn't have the best reviews, but, i beg to differ.
By a reviewer (thaxton, va., usa)

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Quite Underrated
Surely it's not as good as the previous 3 albums,but not far behind.Soulful music.
By xhua99 (Hangzhou,China)

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Smiler songs Product Details

CD Universe Part number	1056191
Label	Universal Special Products
Orig Year	1974
Catalog number	558063
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 31, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Rod Stewart
Engineer	Mike Bobak
Recording Time	42 minutes
Personnel	Willie Weeks - bass Rod Stewart - vocals Ray Cooper - percussion Andy Newmark - drums Doreen Chanter Mickey Waller - drums, trombone Dick Powell Martin Quittenton - acoustic guitar Irene Chanter - background vocals Ray Jackson - mandolin Spike Heatley Rube - background vocals The Tropic Isle Steel Band Also: Elton John, Memphis Horns, Ron Wood, Ian McLagan, Pete Sears, Kenny Jones, Chris Barber, Rick Gretch