Rod Stewart

There were 250,000 people at his Kebworth concert.

No, KISS has never recorded or performed a Rod Stewart song. You were most likely informed by a source that did not have all of the facts. However, Paul Stanley did write a song heavily influenced by Rod Stewart, entitled Hard Luck Woman. This particular song was intended to be forwarded to Rod Stewart in hopes of him recording the track. Rod Stewart, who I'm sure was aware of this song, never moved forward as the song was eventually offered to Peter Criss to sing lead vocals. Hard Luck Woman was released on the 1976 Destroyer record. Hope this cleared up things. - Nex Leffel www.myspace.com/palyndrome

The person above me has all the facts correct except it was recorded on the Rock and Roll Over album in 1976

Ronnie Lane, who also played bass on the song.

Dean Parks and Tim Pierce are credited with playing acoustic and electric guitars on the album "Still The Same... Great Rock Classics of Our Time" on which the song appears.

It was a model her name is April Bennett.. she is now a photographer in Scottsdale, AZ

Georgie was a real person. A friend of the renowned musician Rod Stewart, he was murdered in New York City.

Everything in the song is true, except for the year of Georgie's death: he died in 1974.

(The song's lyrics say the death occurred in 1975 due to difficulties finding a line to rhyme with "1974".)

For many years, Rod Stewart refused to play this song in concert for personal reasons, but he has begun performing it in recent years.

'The Killing Of Georgie' appeared on Stewart's 1976 album 'A Night On The Town'. It was a two-part song: Part I, the more popular hit, was blended into the more melancholy and sombre Part II endispiece.

A sequel to the song, Innocent (The Killing of Georgie Part III), was rumored to exist for a long time and it was eventually released many years later as part of the boxed set 'The Rod Stewart Sessions 1971-1998'; Stewart originally recorded the sequel for his 1977 album 'Footloose and Fancy Free' but it never made the final album cut at the time.

Although Rod Stewart never had a hit with 'Amazing Grace', he did record it on his 1971 album 'Every Picture Tells A Story'.

Her name is Cindy Cashdollar. She has her own website: www.cindycashdollar.com

I doubt that.

Look at the photos of Cindy Cashdollar. Different nose, no tattoos whatsoever.

Does anybody know who the woman with the attractive smile really is?

Alana Stewart and Rachel Hunter were each previously married to Rod Stewart.

His great grandmother was french which is why he has green eyes. He is 1/8 french and 7/8 african -american.

The current mandolin player in Rod Stewart's band is J'anna Jacoby.

Half, but he considers himself one.

Kay Lenz

Katja Rieckerman plays saxophone with Rod Stewart (along with Jimmy Roberts of course) and J'anna Jacoby Harrold on violin.

Piru, California and the kids in the video were all from Piru and were invited to be in the video.

Rod Stewart is a Christian although he has never specified what type of Christian.

The drummer on Rod Stewart's 1991/1992 Vagabond World Tour was Dave Palmer. As of 2013, he is still Rod Stewart's touring band drummer. See the related link for more information about the band members on that tour.

yes 2 b rothers,TRevor and Geoffery both older

Baby Jane was Rod Stewart's sixth UK number one hit in 1983.

NO.. Angie was recorded by The Rolling Stones with Mick Jagger singing. The song of a similar title which Rod recorded was Angel.

Bob and Elsie Stewart.

Bob (or Robert) was from Kingsport area of Edinburgh and Elsie was from London. They moved south after having four children in Edinburgh, young Bob, Don, Peggy and Mary, and Rod was born on 10th January 1945 in Highgate, North London.

Bob and Elsie ran a small newsagents business and brought up the five children there.