Released in 1978, 'Blondes Have More Fun' captures Rod Stewart at the height of his charismatic reinvention. Trading in his folk-rock roots for a slicker, more exuberant sound, Stewart leans wholeheartedly into the swagger and playful bravado that defined late-'70s Rock. The album’s standout, 'Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?', became an instant cultural touchstone, blending disco-infused rhythms with Stewart’s trademark raspy vocals. But beyond the hits, the record shines with its tight band performances—featuring the renowned Jim Cregan and Carmine Appice—and a restless creative spirit that refuses to play it safe. Stewart’s embrace of contemporary trends didn’t dilute his personality; instead, it amplified his vitality and sense of fun. For collectors, this album is more than a pop milestone—it’s a document of an artist unafraid to evolve, reflecting both the glitz and grit of its era. Whether you’re revisiting Stewart’s discography or discovering the album’s infectious energy for the first time, 'Blondes Have More Fun' stands as a vivid snapshot of Rock’s adventurous late-'70s landscape.
Track List:
A1 - Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? - 5:30
A2 - Dirty Weekend - 2:35
A3 - Ain't Love A Bitch - 4:38
A4 - The Best Days Of My Life - 4:20
A5 - Is That The Thanks I Get? - 4:30
B1 - Attractive Female Wanted - 4:16
B2 - Blondes (Have More Fun) - 3:45
B3 - Last Summer - 4:04
B4 - Standin' In The Shadows Of Love - 4:26
B5 - Scarred And Scared - 4:52