In the early autumn of 1971, The Sweet were rapidly rising as one of Britain’s most exciting new pop-rock acts. With their colourful image and catchy, harmony-rich sound, the band released “Alexander Graham Bell” — a bright, upbeat single that paid playful homage to the inventor of the telephone with a fun, singalong chorus. Released on October 1, 1971, the single appeared on RCA Victor under catalogue number RCA 2121. Backed with “Spotlight,” this 7-inch release continued Th

The Sweet’s first major UK hit — bubblegum pop before the glam storm.