Maggie May - Rod Stewart | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[andyandalex]

Hey guys! Excited to finally be checking out Rod Stewart!! Have heard a lot about him! Where do we go next with him?! Make sure to vote in this week’s poll on the community tab on the channel! Cheers all have a great weekend!! 🔥

[stoneblue]

Imagine hearing it in 1971 when it was released.
It's a timeless song.

[sopyleecrypt]

“Wake up Maggie, I think I got something to say to you.” Perhaps one of the most recognisable opening lines of any rock song?

[stephenkane]

no other song does more to remind me of my youth. what a masterpiece

[thecoogs]

You cannot drink enough whiskey and smoke enough cigarettes to ever replicate that voice. Such a beautiful song

[samuelglass]

Probably THE best song about a May/December romance ever written, and DEFINITELY sung, thanks to Rod.

[jeffreynolin]

Rod and Jeff Beck got back together, later in their careers, to do a one off, People Get Ready. Fantastic!

[otisdylan]

Gents, I would react to "Stay With Me" by The Faces, with Rod on lead vocals, before doing any more solo Stewart. It did well in one of your polls, has shown a lot of support from subscribers, and I think it's a good song as well. Then I would return to solo Stewart with "You Wear It Well", his 2nd best known solo song from his classic early '70s period, and I think rightfully so; it's a great song. I'm writing this before seeing your reaction to "Maggie May", and will reply to this comment if I think there's anything I should add or change after seeing your reaction. I'm glad that you're hearing "Maggie May". It's a mega-classic that anyone who wants to learn about '70s rock should hear, if they haven't already.

[petetobey]

You guys absolutely have to do “Stay With Me” by The Faces with Rod Stewart. A definite banger with Ronnie Wood on guitar, Ronnie Lane on bass, Ian McClaghan on keys and Kenney Jones on drums

[lifeandfaith]

Creates a different emotion. That's it. There is a feeling and atmosphere that's haunting and real.

[Coolrockndad]

'Every Picture tells A Story" is a must react for another Rod Stewart tune.

[allencarlson]

The entire album 'Every Picture Tells a Story' is arguably the absolute best Rod Stewart album. Pick any song from it and you'll have a banger.

[jukebox]

Rod’s vocals from this era are my favorite vocals of any artist, ever. “You Wear It Well” has a similar sound and vibe to this. Can’t await for your Faces reaction too absolute heater

[adambnyc]

"Every Picture Tells a Story, " don't it? Epic story-telling song. Slashing Ronnie Wood guitar work. "Stay With Me, " "Oh La La" "Hot Legs" "You Wear It Well" are all worthy. If you want a ballad, "Gasoline Alley" or "Mandolin Wind."

[zitabraun]

I was a senior in high. School that year. Some great music was playing on AM radio including the lovely Maggie May. We could not get enough of her. Memories.

[karenscigliano]

Must've heard Maggie May on the radio thousand times....but never get tired of it...each time I get swept away by the story & Rod's emotional telling of it.
Classic rock love song...with mandolin 😍

[markgrant]

Nearly FIFTY years later, still sounds wonderful. Easy to forget how brilliant Rod’s voice was and how evocative and skilled his song writing still is.

[barrysergent]

"Mandolin Wind"
"Every Picture Tells A Story"
"Rhythm Of My Heart"
Enjoy!

[mgd]

I agree with the “Stay With Me” crowd. FWIW, my favorites are Handbags & Gladrags, Reason to Believe, and the cover of People Get Ready (with Jeff Beck).

[garymessano]

I had a Border Collie for 16 years. I named her Maggie May. Every time I hear this song, it reminds me of her, and how much I miss her.