A bright, sugar‑rush Bravo snapshot introducing The Sweet as four irresistible, fashion‑forward heart‑throbs — playful, stylish, and already crashing into the charts with bubble‑glam confidence. Date: September 6, 1971 Length: 4 min read A breezy, teen‑magazine portrait that frames the band not as underground rebels but as charming, girl‑crazy pop darlings with a knack for catchy hits and bold outfits. A glam‑pop takeover in its earliest bloom. 📰 Key Highlights • Two‑page

Released on September. 5 1969, the single appeared on Parlophone under catalogue number R5803. Backed with “Time,” the release captured The Sweet in their early bubblegum‑pop and psychedelic phase, produced by John Burgess and Roger Easterby as an A.I.R. (London) production. Label: Parlophone Catalogue Number: R5803 Format: 7" Vinyl Single (Solid Centre) Released: Sept. 5 1969 (UK) 🔘 Track List UK 7" Single — Parlophone – R5803 — 1969 A. The Lollipop Man Written‑By –

In the summer of 1968, before the full explosion of glam rock, a young band was already experimenting with melodic, beat-driven pop. “Slow Motion” was a bright, catchy single that blended jangly guitars and strong harmonies with a laid-back, summery feel. Released on July 19, 1968, the single appeared on Fontana Records under catalogue number TF 958. Backed with “It’s Lonely Out There,” this 7-inch release marked an early chapter for the band that would later evolve into one

🎸🔥 October 5th, 1945—a legend was born. Happy 80th birthday to Brian Connolly, the unforgettable frontman of The Sweet! His...