“Little Willy” was the breakthrough glam rock hit for The Sweet, marking their shift from pure bubblegum pop toward a tougher, rock-edged sound while still retaining catchy hooks. Written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman and produced by Phil Wainman, the single became a major success in the UK and an even bigger hit in the United States.

This Parlophone 7" single (R 5902) features “All You'll Ever Get From Me” on the A-side and “The Juicer” on the B-side. It was a 1971 reissue of earlier 1970 material, released in an attempt to capitalise on the band’s rising profile after signing with Chinn & Chapman and RCA

Title: Slow Motion B-side: It's Lonely Out There Label: Fontana Catalogue number: TF 958 Date: July 19, 1968 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 on Fontana Records (catalogue TF 958) and backed with “It’s Lonely Out There,” this 7-inc