Gritty folk-rock beginnings, glossy chart-toppers, and late-career reinventions all jostle for the crown here. Where do you stand?
1Blood Red RosesThe 2018 album showing his continued songwriting late in his career.1000pts
2Every Picture Tells a StoryHis 1971 masterpiece featuring 'Maggie May', routinely ranked as his greatest album.999pts
3SmilerThe 1974 UK number-one album that closed his early folk-rock era.999pts
4Atlantic CrossingThe 1975 album marking his move to the US, home to 'Sailing'.879pts
5Out of OrderThe 1988 comeback featuring 'Forever Young' and 'My Heart Can't Tell You No'.879pts
6Blondes Have More FunThe 1978 disco-tinged smash carried by 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?'.879pts
7Tonight I'm YoursThe 1981 new-wave-flavored album with the hit 'Young Turks'.789pts
8It Had to Be You: The Great American SongbookHis 2002 standards album that launched a hugely successful crooner phase.560pts
9Gasoline AlleyHis 1970 sophomore album blending folk, rock, and soul.559pts
10TimeHis 2013 album of original songs, his first in years, that topped the UK chart.559pts
11A Night on the TownThe 1976 record split into 'fast' and 'slow' sides, featuring 'Tonight's the Night'.410pts
12Vagabond HeartThe 1991 album home to 'Rhythm of My Heart' and 'The Motown Song'.410pts
13An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You DownHis 1969 solo debut, released in the US as 'The Rod Stewart Album'.0pts
14Never a Dull MomentThe 1972 follow-up to his breakthrough, featuring 'You Wear It Well'.0pts
15Foot Loose & Fancy FreeThe 1977 album featuring 'You're in My Heart' and 'Hot Legs'.0pts






















