The bubblegum-turned-glitter-booted stompers who gave us the ultimate teenage rampage soundtrack. They started as squeaky-clean pop pups churning out Chinn & Chapman bubblegum hits, but by 1973 they’d grown their hair, slapped on the makeup, zipped into satin, and turned into the loudest, campest, catchiest glam rock war machine on the planet. The Glam Slam Essentials Sweet Fanny Adams (1974) – Album Release (1974)The moment they went heavy – “The Six Teens”, “AC-DC”, “Set Me

The Glam Rock Hitmakers a visual journey via Record Sleeves Discography, Music Papers, and Magazine Features. Below is a comprehensive UK discography for The Sweet (also known as Sweet), including their studio works, live albums, compilation albums, and singles. This covers all eras from their formation as Sweetshop through glam rock hits, self-produced phases, lineup changes (e.g., Andy Scott's Sweet), and posthumous/reissue releases. Information is sourced from reliable di

The newest poster with a blond mane! Sweet Mick Tucker New enlightenment in pictures: Young love, like a child Horoscope 77 What awaits you in the new year... Large music section with many groups Raimund Harmstorf as "Courier of the Tsar" Sweet Cover Bravo Magazine(Germany) December 30, 1976 No. 2 Dec. 30, 1976 - DM 1.20 for home delivery plus delivery fee · öS 10.00 - Lire 600 - €0.36 skr 3.50 incl. VAT Ptas 55, sfr 1.70 - Printed in Germany C 1917 CX

Sweet’s "Give Us A Wink" , a one-page album review in Record Mirror & Disc , February 28, 1976.. SWEET: 'Give Us A Wink' (RCA RS 1036)...

Sweet's 1976 Bravo Comeback Feature Published in Germany on January 22, 1976, Bravo Magazine’s cover and feature “Sweet with New Action” captured The Sweet at a pivotal moment in their mid-’70s career. The cover showcased the band in full glam regalia, with the article highlighting their latest singles, live energy, and ongoing success following hits like “Fox on the Run” and “Action.” It tied into the broader pop culture buzz of the time, including Bravo’s famous Otto electi

Sweet Andy Scott’s "In the Bravo Window: Andy Scott" , a two-page article in Bravo Magazine , January 1, 1976.

Sweet’s "The New Super Group" , a one-page advert in Creem Magazine , December 1, 1975.

Sweet’s Sweet's Secret Sounds , a cover and one-page article in Beat Instrumental Magazine , September 1, 1975.

a two-page spread in Bravo Magazine on January 16, 1975.

Sweet’s Pop Extra , a cover and one-page feature in Look In Magazine , August 17, 1974.

Sweet’s "Sweet More Than Singles" , a one-page article in Disc , May 4, 1974.

Alice Cooper Group's Rockstars Fight For You cover and four-page feature on Alice Cooper, Marc Bolan, and Sweet in Bravo Magazine, April...

Sweet’s "Sweet Single Made in US" , a one-page article in Disc , January 26, 1974.

Sweet’s Otto Winner Sweet , a cover and one-page article in Bravo Magazine , January 24, 1974

Sweet’s Interview with Brian , a cover and one-page feature on Brian Connolly in Look In Magazine , October 27, 1973.

Sweet’s "Blockbuster" , a one-page article in Record Mirror , February 24, 1973. TWO for the price of one this month. Partly because dear...

The Sweet’s "The Sweet Soft Underbelly of Rock" , a two-page article in New Musical Express , February 10, 1973. "In its own cute way,...

Sweet's "Blockbuster" is up five places to number one on the NME British Singles Chart as published in New Musical Express, January 27,...

A Melody Maker Sweet Siren Blast Published in the UK on January 13, 1973, Melody Maker’s one-page advert promoted The Sweet’s “Block Buster!” single (RCA). The bold ad highlighted the track’s theatricality — sirens wailing, hidden menace in chants and yodels — as the band’s new tilt at the top. A classic early 1973 glam-pop campaign. Advert Overview Publication Details Magazine: Melody Maker (UK). Date: January 13, 1973. Format: One-page single advert. Do you have this Me

A Melody Maker Sweet Blockbuster Spotlight Published in the UK on January 13, 1973, Melody Maker’s one-page review “Lot's of Gimmicks” covered The Sweet’s “Block Buster!” single (RCA). The enthusiastic review praised the track’s theatricality: sirens wailing, hidden menace in chants and yodels, a convincing version with a “boring riff in the final bars that shows the band ran out of ideas.” A classic early 1973 glam-pop critique. Review Overview Publication Details Magazine: