Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart & The Faces - Live Performance of 'It’s All Over Now' (1974)

• In early 1974, when Rod Stewart performed "It’s All Over Now" with The Faces, he was at a significant juncture in his career. Just prior, he had rel... Read Full Description >

  In early 1974, when Rod Stewart performed "It’s All Over Now" with The Faces, he was at a significant juncture in his career. Just prior, he had released the highly successful album "Never a Dull Moment" in November 1972, which featured hits like "You Wear It Well." Following this live recording, Stewart would go on to release "Smiler" in 1974, which continued to showcase his distinctive blend of rock and pop sensibilities. This period was marked by his rising popularity, characterized by a strong connection to his bandmates in The Faces and a burgeoning solo career. Interestingly, Stewart's charismatic stage presence and vocal prowess during this live performance helped cement his reputation as one of rock's quintessential frontmen, further solidifying his crossover appeal that would define his later work. The energy of live performances during this era contributed significantly to Stewart's enduring legacy in the music industry.