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Every Picture Tells a Story

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Artistically the most succesfull album by Rod Stewart, released in 1971. It reached, simultainously, in the UK and the USA, the number one position, something no album by any artist ever managed before or after. The Album is a masterfull mixture off rock, blues, soul and folk. Song included are; "Maggie May","Every Picture Tell's A Story" and "Reason To Beleve" amongst other pearls that stood the times. For many this album is, along with others like "Exile On Main Street" by The Rolling Stones and "Seargant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" by The Beatles, cocidred to be one of the top five British album's of all time.

released by Polygram Record's 1971

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