FIRST TIME HEARING Rod Stewart - Maggie May REACTION

Rod Stewart - Maggie May Reaction
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#RodStewart - #MaggieMay
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[@annetteunsworthqhht]

My mum got absolutely shit faced in a pub with Rod and his entire road crew when they were at Cardington hangers getting his stage built. The guy is a legend, down to earth and paid the bar tab at the pub too. Even signed an 18th birthday card for me too as a surprise.

[@SharonD369]

Wow that’s cool, thanks for sharing 👌

[@nifflofair6685]

@@SharonD369 he's in our local all the time when he comes to watch Celtic play football!

[@pw7185]

This was a true story from what happened to Rod too ! ' Maggie May' is about the conflicted emotions of a boy involved in a relationship with an older woman and was written from Rod's own experience. In the January 2007 issue of Q magazine, he said: "'Maggie May' was more or less a true story, about the first woman I had sex with, at the 1961 Beaulieu Jazz Festival."

[@NCgirl13]

Love him ! Such a legend ! He’s coming out with a new song & cd

[@garymcatear822]

Maggie May must be right up there as one of the best songs ever written, this is from someone who wasn't even born when it was released.

[@ginacurcio3107]

Maggie May" is a song co-written by singer Rod Stewart and Martin Quittenton, and performed by Rod Stewart on his album Every Picture Tells a Story, released in 1971. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked the song number 130 on its list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

[@BrandonWestfall]

Copy/paste?

[@dana_brooke_27]

My Mother bought that album for me..but we all know it was for her. Lol

[@1177kc]

1st album I bought myself as a teenager

[@donnastrunk1745]

Saw him in concert with Cindi Lauper a couple years ago. Dude is in his 70's and still rocking it. Great voice, great tunes, great performer. No auto-tune technology to make him sound better, he is the real deal. And this is the song that kicked it all off.

[@greggary7217]

This album is a classic and Maggie is as good today as it was day 1. Still in my play rotation all these years later. The mandolin is just perfect. Everything Rod touched was good right back to the early days with The Jeff Beck Group (& even earlier with Long John Baldry) Still going strong too!

[@eviekelpie1]

70s Rod is my favourite era. "You wear it well" "Killing of Georgie" I believe this is a true story

[@rubroken]

That intro is missing on most radio plays of Maggie May. I love that intro as much as the rest of the song(it is a great song)

[@teresaali6658]

I love all of Rod Stewart songs and he is a smashing bloke too, when he comes into London if he hears buskers playing any of his songs he always joins them on the Mike 💕 such an honour for the busker (lots of tips) and a joy to the crowd 😉

[@problemchimp4231]

Historically, an awful Tory-cnut though...with trinkets like this, now & again, folks....will appease Teresa & Buskers....how wonderful...can hide the cnutery. Genius singer...

[@makerj3446]

Hands down Rod Stewart’s best song💕

[@Cath1027]

Love Rod, went to see him the last time he was in Dublin. At 72 he still has the same voice. He’s amazing 🤩 such a kind artist. It said on the ticket no photos or recording. When he walked on stage he told the audience to ignore the tickets. Take all the photos you want record anything you want. Then kicked out 400 Celtic footballs for the lucky ones who caught them. He’s really amazing 🤩 great reaction

[@bfan64]

In the summer of '71 this song was playing everywhere.

[@catenystrom6506]

Young Turks is probably my favorite song of his, he has SO many hits

[@nadinethomas4080]

Love that song

[@Isleofskye]

ROD IS ALL ABOUT THE SHOW, MY FRIEND. He needs to be watched LIVE Jayvee:)

[@BJMauck]

Absolutely!

[@marleneclausen30]

YES!!!

[@MM1717mm]

Only a chick would want to see rod the bod that bad 🤣

[@Isleofskye]

How fascinating. I,stupidly and naively, thought that as I had been out with endless Women for the last 40+ years and lived with 4 of them and at one point until Covid was dating 4 of them, simultaneously, each for 20+ years, in Open Relationships that I did not have chick tendencies but hey! who knows as Rod liked to wear Women's clothes but then Rod never did fancy Women like Britt Ekland.......hang on a minute.....:)

[@BJMauck]

@@Isleofskye Love your response! 🤘🤘

[@debbiechang5781]

This song was my introduction to Rod Stewart and it was all over the radio in 1971, the year I graduated from high school. That raspy, growling voice sucked me right in and I have been a huge fan ever since. “Reason to Believe” is another great one from the same album. Nice reaction 🌺✌️

[@deborahdennehy9937]

He is undeniably UNIQUE!! What a song too! Very well written, just loved it. Obviously it was a sad story about his ladyfried & himself. SUPERB. I was a teenager when this song came out, just loved it!!! xx

[@patsmith9192]

You describe Rod’s voice perfectly. There is nothing like it-in a very very good way. This whole album is one of the best ever. Rod was at his absolute best here-and he was still singing with The Faces too.

[@hongfang2508]

This song was a major hit (probably his first hit) and the first time many of us ever heard of Rod Stewart.

[@WonjiDharma]

I first heard this when I was 13 years old, and it was a shock to me as boy becoming a man, what a great memory, thanks my friend!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

This Album "Every Picture Tells A Story" Is Sited By Music Critics To Be His Very Best & Is Incredible From The Beginning To The Very End.

[@agnesregards2286]

Such an old classic this one. Loved it back then, and still love it now. Thanks for the reaction, really enjoyed it.

[@go234ko96ts5]

A true rock classic from 1971 the decade of TRUE MUSIC. This is Rod's first big hit and what a memorable one. The song is about the conflicted emotions of a boy involved in a relationship with an older woman and was written from Rod's own experience.

[@annelaing4724]

Every Picture Tells a Story is a fantastic album. All the songs are great and I love Mandolin Wind x

[@1177kc]

Me too!

[@MaddyN999]

“Reason to believe” and “Stay with me” are also classics along with “Ooh la la”, “Every picture tells a story”, “Killing of Georgie “. Way too many to list. The Unplugged version of this is great with Ron Wood on guitar.

[@tasintina3046]

One of my favorite artists. So glad you finally got around to Rod Stewart.

[@BJMauck]

I saw Rod Stewart live in the late 80’s. He is a magnificent singer and performer! I love his song “Hot Legs”. It’s a banger for sure!

[@TheRealSweetcherryo]

Me too....maybe 1979ish...Blondes 'ave More Fun tour... I remember him kicking his leg out from behind the curtain to some stripper type music !!!

[@BJMauck]

@@TheRealSweetcherryo When I saw him, he played for 90 minutes and changed his outfits 3 times. Man, he had some cool suits!

[@arcillasteehouwer48]

Such a bittersweet, timeless song with that unique raspy voice 😍

[@dwu2043]

Beautiful reaction! And yes, this did really happen to him... He wrote this song about an experience he had as a teenager. Nice call!

[@alicemestria4373]

This song live is sooooo epic! I saw him a couple of times, and on this song the crowd singalong it warms my heart the memories! My mom took me to one of his concerts when I was young and we got to stay in the front row and he gave my mom a rose! I can still see her face stunned and so happy! I love him! Music saves us…

[@zumbagirl6559]

I am back..missed you! I love me some Rod Stewart! "I Don't Want to Talk About it" my favorite . About Maggie May...Oh he knew what he was doing!!! He got his from the Cougar haha! He has so many beautiful songs! "Broken Arrow"..."Tonight's The Night"

[@kimleemoon]

I ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Rod Stewart’s raspy voice. My favorite song: “Forever Young”

[@Renkk17]

Rod Stewart - If you want my body - Tonight's the Night - Young Turks - First cut is the deepest - Fooled around and fell in love - Passion - Some guys have all the luck

[@kimpalko3391]

Just saw Rod in concert on October 2nd. It was the 50th anniversary of this song. He sounded just as good as ever!

[@steelriva]

With new boots and slick haircut we were playing at home .. and on this day I scored a hatrick .. feeling on top of the world. Back in the Clubhouse drinks a plenty .. Maggie May became my Anthem. Jayveetv you were not even born then .. but I truly love your reaction to this song as it brings so many wonderful memories of times when things were pure and simple .. you really do get it I can tell. You love doing this not for the sake of lining your pocket. You are seeing and hearing what my generation grew up with .. we never realised how great it was .. Till now.

[@Kari_B61ex]

Yep, I've been listening to this song for 50 years - my Mum and Dad owned 'Every Picture Tells a Story' I would also suggest taking a listen to 'You Wear it Well' and 'Tonight's the Night' - You wear it well 'Madame Onassis got nothing on you' is one of my favourite lyrics.

[@brigitter1469]

That intro reminds me of medieval style music which I have always loved. I think this might be the first of his songs I ever heard. He has that raspy voice.. love it.

[@MM1717mm]

Apparently I never get tired of watching dudes listen to music that I've been hearing for the past 4 decades 👍👍✌ it's a bit like I'm hearing it for the first time too ☮ it's a kick

[@samabbott242]

If you listen to the lyrics this is actually a song about an older woman grooming a schoolboy.

[@jackiesueann3476]

The story is exactly why I love this song. The music is great too but I like when an artist tells us a story! ✌❤🎶😁

[@gthewolf7948]

@Rocky vou dumb?

[@gthewolf7948]

@Rocky she not this... is Just a case of a woman with young boy, bro

[@sandymount1973]

Love Rod. Listen to Don’t wanna talk about it. That song breaks my heart.

[@holyspacemonkey]

This is such an incredible song, the music, the words, all of it. Heart and soul.

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

I have been a fan since this came out in 1971 Every Picture Tells A Story was the first album that I owned still love it today have seen him 4 times in concert he is amazing live ❤️ he was in Long John Baldry’s band in the Sixties called Steam Packet after Long John discovered him at a train station playing the harmonica & singing (Long John got his name as he was 6 foot 7 inches) x

[@annother3350]

My dad's band played for Rod Stewart at Ronnie Scotts club in Soho London in the 70s after his band got delayed on the train!!

[@maz41617B]

That is a mandolin at the end. Keith Richards from the stones was playing guitar

[@FloatingAnarchy61]

That's not Keef, it's Ronnie Wood. They both had the birds nest hairstyle at the time, so I suppose your confusion is understandable, and of course Ronnie ended up in the Stones. Every Picture Tells A Story was a solo album, but Rod was also in The Faces at the time and they're the band on this. The Faces were basically the Small Faces minus Steve Marriot. Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane (bass), Kenney Jones (drums) and Ian McLagan (keyboards).

[@jerickson725]

When this came out I was 7. My older sister was 16 and her boyfriend would come over and they would listen to music. He brought over this album and I would beg them to play Maggie May over, and over. Her boyfriend ended up gifting me the album for keeps so I could play it on my record player. Pretty sure it was to get me to leave them alone . . . and it worked. I remember the album cover was shaped like a whisky glass with curved edges. At the time I thought it was a drum 😁. I wish I still had it!

[@topgazza]

A song that just sounds right on the ear. If you want a song that has every element spot on then this is it. Perfection

[@kathyjam2482]

I love this song. I never get tired of it.

[@janicedeperalta4336]

Rod is amazing. My 2 favourites are "Reason to believe" and "Killing of Georgie"

[@markmurphy558]

Brings me RIGHT back to my late teens, driving in a Western NY snowstorm and singing along. While I was not a huge Stewart fan, this is one of those songs that acts like a time machine, transporting me to 1972. It was also every teen's fantasy, being seduced by an older woman

[@jenniebrotz1570]

Hello, fellow Western New Yorker. My Mom passed last year and this was the song that made her fall in love with Rod.

[@denisemeredith2436]

I have seen Rod in concert a few times. Rod is into model trains and when some guys had their display wrecked by vandals, he gave them £10K to replace trains etc.

[@sandragray4598]

Tonight I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me), Young Turks (1981), Mandolin Wind, Forever Young

[@dana_brooke_27]

Lotsa sweet memories with this song. Rest Peacefully Mom with Love Forever!🌹💖🌹 Btw..This a true story. And my Mother wanted to be Rod's nice Maggie May. She loved him! He was her rock star crush.🎶🤭

[@lisabasner1532]

You really need to hear all for love, Bryan Adams, rod Stewart and sting. All three are known for their raspy voices and are all beautiful singers. Gotta give it a listen, you'll love the three of them together!

[@jarichards99utube]

BEFORE MTV or the invention of "Music Videos" we would take an album - put on HiQ Over-The Ear Earphone - lay back in bed - close our eyes and just focus on experiencing the Music.. Songs like this were Pure EAR CANDY to us. Great Choice... Thanks. : )

[@surlechapeau]

J, you'll love his "Young Turks", "Tonight's The Night" and "Stay With Me'. The last one is when he was in the group Faces with Ronnie Wood(pre-Rolling Stones)

[@valahree817]

Such a great tune! 🤍

[@1177kc]

Got to see him way back on his Rhythm of My Heart Tour -phenomenal showman!

[@Coolrockndad]

Was the biggest song of 1971. Love it.

[@lemurvision]

Another song of his from around the same time with very similar instrumentation is "You Wear It Well".

[@belgand5555]

Rod was the first album I ever bought I was 10.. I remember Foot Loose and Fancy Free.. I will always remember as my first purchase .. lol!

[@gemini3392]

This is the most intelligent reaction to this song of all the reactors.

[@keithalanbaker535]

The part of the song that mentions joining a rock and roll band did happen. In the late 60's the lead singer of The Small Faces (Steve Marriott) left the group and they asked Rod to replace him he agreed and thus was born The Faces.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

It's amazing to me Jayvee that you haven't come across this classic yet...but , you have and that's the most important thing . Great reaction.

[@calililylookeylou266]

Other goods songs of his "Downtown Train" & "Forever Young" 🙂

[@charlesbarton3032]

Him and David Bowie both had distinctive voices

[@lisemzarate4029]

When I was like 9, I thought he sang "all ya did was wet my bed" 🤣

[@ceejay1794]

Rod The Bod! Saw him mid 70’s when he was still Rocking Out.

[@lesliejohnston8338]

One of my favs. Thank you!! Keep your reactions coming!!! 😊

[@jchow5966]

He has a unique rock n roll voice.

[@lreadlResurrected]

Back to basics, eh? Rod the Mod--all he ever wanted to be is a rock and roll star. Nailed it.

[@eleniprovia7667]

J i love your reactions, I always feel like you immerse yourself in the music. Rod is fantastic!

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

At last getting to our Rod...his voice is gritty yes but nobody sings like this man..he feels every lyric..please listen to killing of Georgie..young Turks..do ya think I'm sexy..sailing..you're in my heart.. he is a very down to earth guy and the first to diss his looks and his voice..still a showman..

[@spirerite5557]

Great song, Rod was a great story teller.

[@carlaharrington5120]

Rod Stewart holds the record for performing to the largest crowd with his New Years Eve 1994 performance in Brazil to 3.5 Million people!!!

[@scottwallace5180]

Not just Rod but “Rod the Mod”

[@rebblespad1]

omfg! cannot believe this is the first time of hearing!

[@zebjohnson5118]

You gotta watch the video to his song " Hot Legs" it was very controversial when it was released parents were upset !! It's tame considering today's standard but he has fun with it. Other songs " I Was Only Joking" " Your in My Heart" ✌️✔️

[@maxgrass8134]

The bass on this song is so amazing

[@bpaq9349]

Rod Stewart’s best song! Thanks

[@iainweller452]

Great song, great reaction, you must check out “The Killing Of Georgie Part 1 and 2 ” by Rod Stewart it’s an emotional journey

[@hollytooker507]

Listen to YOU WEAR IT WELL for another great Rod Stewart song!!

[@kengregory6026]

This was originally a b-side (ive forgotten the a -side) and a DJ played this side in error...the radio station got plenty more requests for it...and the rest is history....nice one JV

[@trabug3]

Love this song!

[@sdzinkforever3353]

Class act Rod Stewart is.💜💜💜 He is a performer like no other. Thank you for your reaction 😄

[@jackiesueann3476]

Hi there! I love this song by Rod Stewart! I'm not a huge fan but I need to give credit where credit is due! The story of this song is what I love most about it. Thanks for reacting to it. Have a great night!!✌❤🎶😁

[@robertgolan1449]

Downtown Train is a great song written by the underappreciated Tom Waits.

[@cjcurtis8944]

@JayveeTV please check out Georgie, a song way before it’s time. Intense story behind it.

[@jonnno2439]

Hey Jay, Rod DID join a rock n roll band, The Small Faces. Changed to The Faces when Rod joined. Great songs like Stay With Me, You Wear it Well etc

[@DiegoFernandez-mc6pr]

Saludos desde Oaxaca, qué bonita sonrisa y ojos tiene usted.

[@lisac9930]

Rod Stewart, is one of my TOP FAVORITE artists!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 And his voice, is definitely one of my favorites..... PERIOD!!! Soooooo uniquely beautiful!!! 👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 He has SO MANY GREAT songs. Just to name a couple, "Downtown Train" & "Forever Young", official videos are perfect...

[@leticiamejia3604]

Hi! Love your reactions ;) Sailing is another tune from Rod that I love 😀

[@mamasinger49]

Amazing song, the really great instrumental with the mandolin, is one of the best parts of this song along with the fantastic voice of Rod of course! Great reaction. x

[@Grace1957-]

This was my favorite song for years.It was good to hear it again.Thank you.

[@milanjtull5129]

Rod Stewart has a lot of fantastic songs....

[@sinenominecc]

When this was played on the radio it started after the pause from that first lighter slower plucked string section. A real coming of age story from Rod Stewart. This is my favorite song of his.

[@franklopez2803]

A true classic.

[@bailey5408]

JV...those are mandolins you are hearing. Awesome sound!

[@danhartman8582]

Brings back memories of highschool cruising around in my red 1962 Chevy Impala Coupe listening to this song the week before homecoming .

[@debbiehodgeon8084]

Rod Stewart one of the legends 💕 likes his footie as well 😋 ⚽ xx

[@pietergreveling]

You're absolutely right, the studio version is how it's meant to be! 👌🏼👍🏻 Even when Rod Stewart live, is also the best and he really cares about his fans, he's never too tired to sing his old classics, just because the fans want to hear them! 🥰✌🏼

[@milanjtull5129]

I love Rod Stewart voice