Al Stewart Lyrics

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Average rating for Al Stewart songs is 7.78/10 [2328 votes]. Selected popular Al Stewart song of Thursday, April 30 2026 is "The Last Day Of June 1934".

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Millie Brown The Last Day Of June 1934 Scandinavian Girl Lord Salisbury Royal Courtship Trains Sampan Tasting History Beacon Street Warren Harding The World According To Garp Bad Reputation Hipposong Midas Shadow The Palace Of Versailles Pandora Constantinople Mondo Sinistro Trespasser Mona Lisa Talking Mixed Blessing I'm Falling My Enemies Have Sweet Voices Old Admirals Red Toupee Somewhere In England 1915 Night Of The 4th Of May Three Mules Laughing Into 1939 Gethsemane Again Jackdaw Beleeka Doodle Day You Should Have Listened To Al Long Way Home Helen And Cassandra Ten Cents Accident On 3Rd Street Almost Lucy Angel Of Mercy Antarctica Apple Cider Re-Constitution Bedsitter Images Broadway Hotel Cafe Society Carol Charlotte Corday Don't Forget Me Feel Like Fields Of France Flying Sorcery Genie On A Table Top If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It Josephine Baker King Of Portugal Last Days Of The Century License To Steal Lord Grenville Merlin's Time Delia's Gone Midnight Rocks On The Border Running Man Song On The Radio Time Passages Year Of The Cat Roads To Moscow Sand In Your Shoes A Man For All Seasons A Small Fruit Song Angry Bird Anna Candidate Cleave To Me Electric Los Angeles Sunset Elvis At The Wheel End Of The Day Football Hero Hanno The Navigator In Brooklyn Life In Dark Water Like William Mckinley Modern Times Next Time Nostradamus Not The One One Stage Before Pretty Golden Hair Rain Barrel Shah Of Shahs Sirens Of Titan Sleepwalking Soho (needless To Say) Swiss Cottage Manoeuvres The Carmichaels The Dark And Rolling Sea The Ear Of The Night The Elf The Loneliest Place On The Map Timeless Skies Turn Into Earth Valentina Way Where Are They Now You Don't Even Know Me The One That Got Away Rumours Of War Night Meeting Strange Girl One Two Three Russians And Americans Merry Monks Toutes Les Etoiles The Gypsy & The Rose Marion The Chatelaine Silver Kettle How Does It Happen Joe The Georgian Ghostly Horses Of The Plain The Night That The Band Got The Wine Manuscript Life Between The Wars Mr Lear Princess Olivia House Of Clocks Old Compton Street Blues Post World War Two Blues The Immelman Turn Amsterdam The News From Spain Songs Out Of Clay Ballad Of Mary Foster Necromancer Indian Summer Lori Don't Go Right Now Samuel Oh How You've Changed Coldest Winter Love Chronicles Terminal Eyes Down In The Cellars Blow Your Mansion Down Gina In The Kings Road In Red Square Long Way Down From Stephanie Murmansk Run-ellis Island Lover Man A Sense Of Deja Vu Rocks In The Ocean Always The Cause I Don't Believe You Optical Illusion Lindy Comes To Town A League Of Notions The Shiraz Shuffle Anniversary Under A Wine-stained Moon Night Rolls In Night Train To Munich Clifton In The Rain Paint By Numbers Candy Came Back The Age Of Rhythm The Bear Farmers Of Birnam Waiting For Margaux Zero She Flies Here In Angola What's Going On My Egyptian Couch Belsize Blues Sergio Black Hill Willie The King Peter On The White Sea Out In The Snow (A Child's View Of) The Eisenhower Years Told You So I Swam Tonton Macoute Call Of The Wild Fantasy Class Of '58 Lyke-wake Dirge Rest In Peace Katherine Of Oregon Sailing Into The Future Real And Unreal Franklin's Table Dark Side Life And Life Only Stormy Night In The Dark Turning It Into Water The Ringing Of Bells My Contemporaries Go Your Way Dreaming The Black Danube She Follows Her Own Rules Room Of Roots Denise At 16 Clarence Frogman Henry Burbling

Related Information for Al Stewart

Al Stewart (born in Glasgow, Scotland on 5 September 1945) is a British songwriter and musician. He is best known for his 1976 single Year of the Cat and its 1978 follow-up Time Passages (both produced by Alan Parsons). Stewart's inspiration for his songs primarily comes from the past; indeed, he is credited with creating his own genre, "historical folk rock". At one time in his life, Stewart took guitar lessons from King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp.Stewart grew up in the coastal resort town of Bournemouth, Dorset. According to Songfacts, in days of youthful folly Stewart played in a beat group with later BBC DJ Tony Blackburn before moving to the capital to seek fortune and fame.Having bought his first guitar from... read more

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