Soulbook
| Rod Stewart
Soulbook
Soulbook is the 25th studio album by Rod Stewart. Like his previous five albums, Soulbook features Stewart singing old material; for this album, he sings classic material from Motown and the soul genre. It was released on 17 October 2009 and was produced by Steve Tyrell, Steven Jordan, and Chuck Kentis. - Wikipedia
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the abso!ute sound
2013 - Ultimately, this soul survivor shows rev- erence and honors the past while reminding us just how full of riches this chapter of the American songbook really is.
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The Telegraph
2009 - Rod Stewart finally reaches the era and style that defines his musical identity with 'Soulbook'.
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The Guardian
2009 - Nothing's enough to halt the artistic decline of a once-brilliant career.
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BBC
2009 - It’s a dream come true for Rod, but what about for everyone else?
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All Music
2009 - It's so comfortable, so easygoing, it verges on the forgettable.
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Digital Spy
2009 - The album is admittedly never less than listenable.
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The Oakland Press
2009 - The album will no doubt please the Rod Stewart fan, as well as those seeking quality easy-listening.
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30 Days Out
2009 - So we have Soulbook – all cleaned up for the “American Idol” crowd and pretty soulless. “It’s The Same Old Song,” indeed.
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Record Collector Magazine
Most definitely not a page-turner.
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Entertainment Weekly
2009 - There’s no doubting the love in that old heart of his, but Soulbook could’ve cut much deeper.
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Express
2009 - Passions don’t run quite as high here but still Rod does great things with a few tracks.
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