Rod Stewart and Howard Jones

Rod Stewart, born in London, is a legendary rock singer-songwriter known for his folk, rock, and blues blend. He's famed for hits like "Maggie May" and "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" As a member of the Faces, he was a key figure rivaling the Rolling Stones. Stewart's distinct interpretive style has earned him acclaim and numerous awards. Collaborations include work with Jeff Beck, Ron Wood, and pianist Jools Holland. He's also known for interpreting The Great American Songbook and a dynamic career spanning genres and decades.

Howard Jones, born in Hythe, England, is a British synth-pop pioneer. Known for philosophical songwriting and humanizing techno-pop, his hits include "New Song," "What Is Love?", and "Things Can Only Get Better." He achieved ten UK Top 40 hits, a UK number one album "Human's Lib," and performed at Live Aid. His music, featured in shows like "Stranger Things," continues to influence electronic artists.