You Wear It Well
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You Wear It Well · Rod Stewart
Never A Dull Moment
℗ 1972 The Island Def Jam Music Group
Released on: 2007-01-01
Producer, Associated Performer, Vocals: Rod Stewart
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Mike Bobak
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Mike Butcher
Associated Performer, Drums: Mick Waller
Associated Performer, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar: Woody
Associated Performer, Acoustic Guitar: Martin Quittenton
Associated Performer, Organ: Ian McLagan
Composer Lyricist: Rod Stewart
Composer Lyricist: Martin Quittenton
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The two records "Every Picture Tells a Story" and "Never a Dull Moment" proved impossible for Rod himself to live up to, as they're perfect in every way, simply as good as rock music ever got, but all that's fine. He made the records, they exist, and they'll forever be remembered.
I'm still listening to this in June 2024, it's one of the best songs ever made
This is for all of us that Blew it without even tryin.
I dated a girl when i was 17. She loved this song. I still can see her smile.
I WAS A RUNAWAY IN THE 70'S. ALL THESE RIGHTEOUS SONGS TOUCH MY HEART& SOUL ! IM 64. I WAS 14 AND A RUNAWAY IN THE 70"S. THANK GOD PEOPLE WERE KIND & HIPPIES BACK THEN. I'M STILL A HIPPIE✌✌✌✌😍❤💞💖💕💓
"Think of me and try not to laugh" is a great line.
The sheer swag of this song. There's a reason he still sells out shows today.
"But I blew it without even tryin'." The lyric gets me every time! The band is so incredibly good here, really tuned in to each other. And that fiddle improvisation, wow! The sort of ensemble playing that only came about one time in history. Not sure if Rod wrote the lyrics or not? They're nothing to sneeze at!
In July 1972, I heard this song in an Edinburgh record shop. I bought the LP on the strength of the song. It stood out against the other tracks and after 51 years, I'm still listening to it. The sign of a terrific song - it stands the test of time.
I'm listening in 2024 stuck in 1978
Pure class. Rod and the Faces were simply outstanding.
One of his best songs.
I played this song for my sister. I miss her and wish she was still here to sing and dance with me.
Rod Stewart's best song. So many great songs came out in 1972. May have been the single greatest year for music.
I'm pleased and proud and lucky to say Ian McLagan was my friend. There's your keyboard player. RIP Mac. Thanks AGAIN for all the GREAT ENTERTAINMENT!
"I wanna write about the birthday gown that I bought in town
Rod at his best
My mum who passed a long time ago, used to listen to you. And I still do now. Her name was Maggie so you can figure out which one I dedicate to her x
This song has memories written all over it!
Pure groove. Might be the best song the Faces did