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* UnpluggedVersion: Stewart did a twenty one unplugged set for Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''Unplugged'' series. Seventeen of the songs (thirteen on the original release) would make it onto the accompanying album ''Unplugged...and Seated''.

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* UnpluggedVersion: Stewart did a twenty one twenty-one unplugged set for Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''Unplugged'' series. Seventeen of the songs (thirteen on the original release) would make it onto the accompanying album ''Unplugged...and Seated''.
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* SpoilerTitle: Take a wild guess what ends up happening to Georgie in "The Killing of Georgie".
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* BoleroEffect: The final 90 seconds of "Lost Paraguayos" features the same 11-note horn riff repeated over and over with increasing intensity, along with Rod doing vocal riffing and Ron Wood adding some guitar runs.

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* BoleroEffect: The final 90 seconds of "Lost Paraguayos" features the same 11-note 14-note horn riff repeated over and over with increasing intensity, along with Rod doing vocal riffing and Ron Wood adding some guitar runs.
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** [[https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/nov/23/rod-stewart-helps-restore-model-railway-trashed-by-vandals He even donated money to help a model railway club rebuild their models]] after [[TeensAreMonsters a trio of teenagers trashed it all]] [[AlcoholInducedIdiocy while drunk]].
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** The cover of ''Every Picture Tells a Story'' is supposed to look a sheet music cover from circa 1910 (the "Classic Edition" note at the top was borrowed from an actual old sheet music cover). The mock sheet music illustrations for the songs in the inner artwork make it more obvious.

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** The cover of ''Every Picture Tells a Story'' is supposed to look like a sheet music cover from circa 1910 (the "Classic Edition" note at the top was borrowed from an actual old sheet music cover). The mock sheet music illustrations for the songs in the inner artwork make it more obvious.

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