Name: Blondes Have More Fun
Brand: Warner Brothers Mod
SKU: 426475
Price: 12.67 SGD
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Tracks

1. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy

2. Dirty Weekend

3. Aint She A Bitch

4. The Best Days Of My Life

5. Is That The Thanks I Get?

6. Attractive Female Wanted

7. Blondes (Have More Fun)

8. Last Summer

9. Standing In The Shadows Of Love

10. Scarred And Scared

Performer Notes

Personnel: Rod Stewart (vocals); Fred Tackett (acoustic guitar); Jim Cregan, Gary Grainger, Billy Peek (guitar); Gary Horbig (flute); Tom Scott, Phil Kenzie, Steve Madaio (horns); Duane Hitchings (keyboards); Nicky Hopkins (piano); Philip Chen (bass); Carmine Appice (drums, background vocals); Roger Bethelmy (drums); Paulinho da Costa (percussion); Mike Finnigan, Max Gormenthal (background vocals).
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Personnel: Billy Peek, Jim Cregan , Gary Grainger (guitar); Fred Tackett (acoustic guitar); Gary Herbig (flute); Steve Madaio, Tom Scott, Phil Kenzie (horns); Nicky Hopkins (piano); Duane Hitchings (keyboards, synthesizer); Carmine Appice (drums, background vocals); Roger Betheling (drums); Tom Vig, Paulinho Da Costa (percussion); Max Gornenthal, Mike Finnigan (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Andy Johns; Tom Dowd.
Audio Remasterer: Gregg Geller.
Photographer: Claude Mougin.
The breathier, rootsier classics of FOOT LOOSE AND FANCY FREE now firmly in place in the increasingly legendary Stewart canon, BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN saw the peroxided one continuing to change with the times. From the opening staccato bass and fluffy keyboard riffs of the album's classic "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," the disco age had arrived, though, thankfully, it left Stewart's unique blend of charm and anger (the accusatory "Is That All The Thanks I Get?") intact, still his scratchy, sexy self against the album's backdrop of unabashedly commercial material (this was his best seller to date).
Not that rock was ever off the agenda, as stated unarguably by the rollicking, rebellious I-IV-V rant of the title track. "Last Summer" bears all the earmarks of mellow FM rock (notably the flanged guitars and "jazzy" flute). The honest, close-up vocal take and deft fingerstyle guitar work of "The Best Days Of My Life" combine with slick songcraft and grandiose string arrangements to epitomize the commercial transition in Stewart's career that was marked by BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN.