October 9, 1971: Carole King and Rod Stewart are riding high on The Charts…

October 9, 1971:  

Carole King 

Hits #14 with 

"So Far Away”

  

  But, Rod Stewart

has the best selling record on both sides of the Atlantic with the two sided hit "Maggie May" / "Reason To Believe"…   

                            ALL...

                                       TO ME...

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September 2, 1971: (When Rod was a ROCKER!) "Maggie May" b/w "Reason to Believe," by Rod Stewart, becomes a double-sided hit, topping the singles chart for the first of five weeks…

September 2, 1971: 

(When Rod was a ROCKER!)

 

Maggie May…

Reason to Believe…

ROD STEWART AND THE FACES 1971

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