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Glitter Band: (Sax-Honkers)
Sweet's glitter-soaked sidekicks-white suits, matching grins, Angel Face like a disco riot in minor key. Brass blasts louder than drums, hooks sharper than stilettos. Glam's perfect backing gang who stole the show. More fanfares blasting weekly.


A Beginner’s Guide - The Glitter Band
The Glitter Band are a British glam rock band formed in 1973, originally as Gary Glitter’s backing band (initially called The Glittermen). They quickly became a successful act in their own right, known for their high-energy “stomp” sound, glittery stage outfits, saxophone-driven hooks, and catchy sing-along choruses. While tied to the Gary Glitter brand in the early days, they carved out their own identity with a string of UK hit singles in the mid-1970s. CLASSIC LINEUP (mid-

Glitter Band
Jan 1, 2023


G. Band (May 28, 1976) Don't Make Promises (You Can't Keep) / Tuna Biscuit – Single 7" UK
G. Band released “Don’t Make Promises (You Can't Keep)” backed with “Tuna Biscuit” on May 28, 1976. The single did not chart in the UK. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: G. Band Label: Bell Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom (also released internationally) Released: May 28, 1976 Genre: Pop, Rock A-Side: “Don’t Make Promises (You Can't Keep)” Written by: Gerry Shephard, John Springate Produced by: Mike Leander B-Side: “Tuna Biscuit” Written by: H. Ellison, P. Phipps

Glitter Band
May 28, 1976


Glitter Band (May 4 1974) Scandal– Feature
The piece humorously contrasts the press’s appetite for gossip with the Glitter Band’s genuine musicianship and camaraderie. Sub‑sections like “Pipsqueaks”, “Tactful”, and “Album” highlight their work ethic, their relationship with Gary Glitter, and the upcoming release of their debut LP.

Glitter Band
May 4, 1974
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