Rod Stewart- Gasoline Alley-LP

Rod Stewart’s Gasoline Alley captures a transitional moment, blending his raw vocal style with the musical input of Faces members Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan. The album stands out for including a version of Bob Dylan’s “Only a Hobo,” a track Dylan himself didn’t officially release until much later. Alongside originals and covers like “Cut Across Shorty” and “My Way Of Giving,” the record charts a path through folk-rock and blues with a confident, unpolished edge that critics appreciated at the time. This 1970 vinyl pressing delivers that gritty energy on a package suited for listeners who want a solid example of Stewart’s early solo work. It’s graded VG+, indicating the record plays well with only minor surface marks that shouldn’t interfere with your enjoyment. If you’re arranging your shelves by personality, this record’s blend of band chemistry and individual flair might just nudge it toward the front.

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