Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Rod Stewart's Atlantic Crossing was hailed as another massive re-invention that took his music from a folk-blues past to electric rock with sex, sax and a Stateside sound. Stewart literally crossed the Atlantic with this tour and album, making a decision based on economics that that pegged him both U.S. resident and British tax exile. The album was Stewart's first on the Warner Brothers label and was a stop on his raspy-voiced journey from blues and ballad to 80s disco and hard rock

Black. 100% cotton tee with a full front image of Rod Stewart.

Rod Stewart Tonight I'm Your's Babydoll Tee

Rod Stewart Official One Rockin' Night 2009 Tour Tee*

Rod Stewart Tonight's The Night Babydoll Tee

Rod Stewart Rod Stewart Vintage Raglan Tee. Black Sleeves.

"This tee features the cover photo from Rod's new cd """"Still the Same...Great Rock Classics Of Our Time"""". The back lists the stops from the 2007 tour. Blue 100% Cotton."

This retro bike T shirt reminds me of a Rod Stewart video in the 80's.

This retro bike T shirt reminds me of a Rod Stewart video in the 80's.

This retro bike T shirt reminds me of a Rod Stewart video in the 80's.

This retro bike T shirt reminds me of a Rod Stewart video in the 80's.

The official 2011 Heart & Soul Tour features a full front image of Rod Stewart and lists the stops on the current tour on the front.

Tom Waits 'Piano Skull' Jazz T-Shirt You may not know Tom Waits... but this unique jazz t-shirt knows him... actually, this tshirt was crafted from the wrinkled back-flesh and whiskey-soaked hair of Tom himself. At one point during the 70's... Bruce Springsteen and Rod Stewart wore this Piano shirt (at the same time, facing each other)... both these musicians also did their own cover songs of Dirty Toms tunes... The Boss did 'Jersey Girl'... while Rod The Mod did 'Downtown Train' (in the same room... using the same instruments... at the same time). Seriously though... if Tom Waits voice didn't sound like the devil on steamroller, crushing skulls across a gravel road (while smoking Lucky Strikes and drinking Black Death)... would you listen to him? I bet you would... simply because this indie blues master rocks the elephant tusk piano keys like Jerry Lee Lewis on downers (in Japan)... yeah, you heard me! So you might ask yourself... would I really wear the hair of Tom Waits on my luscio