The Sweet – Peppermint Twist
Oldies Songs A Sweet Twist on Timeless Dancefloor Magic Few songs capture the joyful nostalgia of a bygone era like “Peppermint Twist” by The Sweet. This track is a sparkling reimagining of…
Sweet – Alexander Graham Bell
Sweet – “Alexander Graham Bell”: A Psychedelic Pop Nugget Wrapped in Baroque Whimsy Before Sweet became the high-energy, hard-rocking glam icons of the 1970s, they dabbled in the lush, playful…
Sweet – Turn It Down
Defiant and Loud—Sweet’s “Turn It Down” Stands Its Ground If there’s one thing that Sweet never did, it was play by the rules. “Turn It Down,” released in 1974 as…
Sweet – The Lies In Your Eyes
A Hard Rock Confession Wrapped in Glam Fire and Emotional Defiance On Sweet’s 1976 album Give Us a Wink, “The Lies In Your Eyes” arrived as a striking highlight during…
Sweet – The Six Teens
A Timeless Celebration of Youthful Rebellion and Glamour “The Six Teens” by Sweet is more than just a song—it’s a vibrant emblem of a transformative era in rock music, capturing…
Sweet – Funny Funny
A Bubblegum Pop Hit That Masked a Deep Creative Conflict, a Sweet and Sour Tale of Artistic Compromise. By 1971, the British music scene was alive with the glitter and…
Sweet – Teenage Rampage
An Energetic Ode to Youthful Rebellion: “Teenage Rampage” by Sweet In the mid-1970s, when glam rock ruled the airwaves and a spirit of uninhibited rebellion swept through the youth, Sweet…
Sweet – Poppa Joe
A Deceptively Innocent Pop Anthem, Born from the Fierce, Hidden Creative War Between a Band and Their Producers. In the dazzling, chaotic world of early 1970s glam rock, few bands…
Sweet – Hell Raiser
“Hell Raiser” by Sweet: A Raucous, Glam-Rock Anthem of Unrestrained Rebellion Sweet’s “Hell Raiser” is a quintessential glam-rock explosion, a raw and unapologetic anthem that perfectly captures the band’s rebellious…
Sweet – Action
“Action”: A Defiant Roar Against Industry Pressures and a Celebration of Hard-Won Success. For those who lived through the glittering, rebellious explosion of glam rock in the 1970s, the name…