The Steampacket was created in 1965.

Steampacket.

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Rod appeared briefly with The Raiders, Jimmy Powell & The Five Dimensions, then in 1964 made his first known recording with The Hoochie Coochie Men (Long John Baldry's band). Steampacket evolved from this band when Brian Auger and Julie Driscoll joined, before Rod moved to Shotgun Express joining Beryl Marsden and pre-Fleetwood Mac musicians Mick Fleetwood and Peter Greene. He fronted briefly for Southampton band, The Soul Agents, then joined Peter B's Looners. Rod worked with Ronnie Wood in The Jeff Beck Group and again with the Faces, a band born from The Small Faces when Steve Marriott left the band. Rod Stewart also recorded 3 songs for Python Lee Jackson, with In A Broken Dream becoming a huge hit in 1972 after a few unsuccessful releases.

Rod enjoyed a solo career alongside his work in the Faces before they finally split.

Some of these details have been updated from Rod's new autobiography in which he clarifies a few points which were open to debate.

These are some of the most popular Rod Stewart songs. UK/U.S. number one singles 1971 Maggie May , Reason To Believe, 1972 You Wear It Well , 1975 Sailing, 1976 Tonight's The Night, 1977 I Don't Want to Talk About It , The First Cut Is the Deepest , 1978 Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, 1983 Baby Jane, 1990 Downtown Train , 1990 This Old Heart of Mine, 1993 All for Love, 1993 Have I Told You Lately.
Some Rod Stewart songs include 'Baby Jane', 'Maggie May', 'You're in My Heart', 'Downtown Train' and 'Every Beat of My Heart'.