Blondes Have More Fun At Boots Advert: 1978

Rod Stewart
Dec 9, 1978
2 min read

Updated: Dec 9

A Rod Stewart NME Christmas £1-Off Blitz

Published in the UK on December 9, 1978, New Musical Express’s full-page advert “Blondes have more fun at Boots.” launched a massive Christmas promotion: £1 off four Rod Stewart albums — including the brand-new Blondes Have More Fun — plus 50p off cassettes. With his winter UK tour and “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” smashing the charts, Boots turned Rod into the ultimate stocking-filler.

Advert Overview

Publication Details

Magazine: New Musical Express (UK).

Date: December 9, 1978.

Format: Full-page album promotion advert.

Exact Text from the Advert

Blondes have more fun at Boots.

£1 off four of Rod's latest.

Boots first cuts are the deepest. Because we’ve taken £1 off each of Rod’s four latest albums, including the newest of all, *“Blondes Have More Fun.”

They’re albums full of all his legendary hits like “You’re In My Heart,” “Hot Legs,” “The Killing Of Georgie,” “Sailing” and “Tonight’s The Night.”

With his biggest ever UK tour this winter and another smash hit single, “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?,” it’s hard to believe Rod has any more to offer. But at Boots you’ll find some of his greatest albums, at prices to rave about.

ROD STEWART

Blondes Have More Fun. Includes his new hit single “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?”

Rec. Retail Price £4.49. Boots Special Offer Price £3.49

Foot Loose & Fancy Free. Featuring the two hit singles, “You’re In My Heart” and “Hot Legs” plus “I Was Only Joking.”

A Night On The Town. With “Tonight’s The Night,” “The Killing Of Georgie” and “First Cut Is The Deepest.”

Atlantic Crossing. “Sailing,” “I Don’t Want To Talk About It,” “This Old Heart Of Mine.”

Rec. Retail Price £4.99 Each. Boots Special Offer Price £3.99 Each.

50p off equivalent cassettes.

Access and Barclaycard welcome.

At these special offer prices until December 30.

From Boots Record Departments subject to stock availability.

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