Released in 1984, 'Camouflage' stands as one of Rod Stewart’s boldest forays into the glitzy, high-powered world of 80s Pop and Rock. This album finds Stewart collaborating with legendary producer Michael Omartian and guitarist Jeff Beck, resulting in a polished yet undeniably spirited sound. Tracks like 'Infatuation' and 'Some Guys Have All the Luck' are vivid with synth-driven hooks and Stewart’s unmistakable raspy charisma. While it leans into the era’s arena-sized production, 'Camouflage' never loses sight of Stewart’s soulful roots, making it both a product of its time and a showcase of his adaptability as an artist. For vinyl collectors, this album captures a moment when classic rockers redefined themselves amid the neon glow of MTV. The record’s glossy exterior hides moments of genuine vulnerability and swagger, making it a rewarding listen beyond its hit singles. Whether you’re delving into Stewart’s catalog or seeking a snapshot of 80s pop craftsmanship, 'Camouflage' offers a vibrant, energetic ride that endures decades later—an essential addition for those who appreciate the evolution of Pop and Rock.
Track List:
A1 - Infatuation - 5:12
A2 - All Right Now - 4:41
A3 - Some Guys Have All The Luck - 4:32
A4 - Can We Still Be Friends - 3:46
B1 - Bad For You - 5:17
B2 - Heart Is On The Line - 4:02
B3 - Camouflage - 5:19
B4 - Trouble - 4:42