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The Sweet (May 14, 1971) “All You'll Ever Get From Me” / “The Juicer” - 7" Single

  • Writer: Sweet
    Sweet
  • May 14, 1971
  • 2 min read

RELEASE DETAILS

Artist: The Sweet

Label: Parlophone (UK)

Date: May 14, 1971

Catalogue: R 5902

Format: 7" Vinyl Single

Country: United Kingdom

A-Side: “All You'll Ever Get From Me”

Written by: Roger Greenaway / Roger Cook

B-Side: “The Juicer”

Written by: Stewart

THE STORY 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.

CONTEXT & NOTES By mid-1971 The Sweet were in transition. Their RCA releases were gaining traction, but they still had Parlophone commitments. This single did not chart, highlighting the shift from their early pop sound toward the glam-rock era that would follow with hits like “Co-Co”.

A key early 7" single from The Sweet during a major transitional phase in their career. Released on Parlophone (catalogue R 5902), this was a reissue of their 1970 track R 5826

Date: 23 Jan 1970

PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS

  • Standard 1971 Parlophone single sleeve

  • Catalogue number R 5902

  • Multiple pressing variants (solid centre, large hole, promo)

UK VARIANTS

  • R 5902 – 7", Solid Centre (1971)

  • R 5902 – 7", Large Hole (1971)

  • R 5902 – Promo copies

  • R 5826 – Earlier 1970 pressings (various centres)

OVERSEAS VARIANTS

  • Australia – A-9598 (1971)

  • Belgium – 4C 006-91415 M (1969)

  • Brazil – CS-70.469 (1971)

  • Denmark – R 5902 (1971)

  • France – 2C 006-91415 M (1970)

  • Germany – 1 C 006-91 415 M (1969)

  • Netherlands – 5C 006-91415 (1971)

  • Spain – 1J 006-91415 (1971)

  • Sweden – R 5902 (1970)

  • Turkey – 45-LA 4318

  • USA – Paramount PAA-0044 (multiple variants, 1970

RELATED MATERIAL

  • The Sweet – “All You'll Ever Get From Me” / “The Juicer” (Parlophone R 5902, 1971)

  • The Sweet Early Parlophone Period

  • The Sweet – Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be (1971)

  • Chinn & Chapman Productions

  • For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page.

SOURCES

  • Discogs

  • 45cat

  • BBC Official Charts

  • Wikipedia

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