Brian Connolly – Alexander Graham Bell
Fallen Idol’s Bitter Lament Disguised as a Rock Anthem Released in 1974 as the debut solo single from Brian Connolly, “Alexander Graham Bell” emerged during a turbulent interlude between his…
Fallen Idol’s Bitter Lament Disguised as a Rock Anthem Released in 1974 as the debut solo single from Brian Connolly, “Alexander Graham Bell” emerged during a turbulent interlude between his…
Cry from the Glam Abyss Where Stardom and Self-Destruction Collide Released in 1973 as the title track of Hellraiser, the third studio album by Brian Connolly’s band Sweet, “Hellraiser” stormed…
Glittering Cry for Youth That Echoed Beyond Its Time When Brian Connolly returned to “Little Willy (Rerecorded)”, he was revisiting a song that had once burned bright in the pop…
A Man on the Run from His Past, Yet Chained to Its Echo Released in 1974, “Alabama Man” stands as one of the most urgent and enigmatic recordings associated with…
A Fading Idol’s Defiant Cry for One More Night in the Spotlight Released in 1980, “Let’s Go” marked a poignant solo statement from Brian Connolly, once the unmistakable voice of…
A Love That Bleeds Long After the Blade Is Gone When Brian Connolly released his rendition of “The First Cut Is the Deepest” in 1983, it arrived not as a…
A Candy-Coated Smile Hiding the Fractures of a Fading Pop Dream Released in 1974 as a solo single by Brian Connolly, best known as the frontman of Sweet, “The Lollipop…
Fragile plea for patience and survival, sung by a voice already carrying the weight of everything it had endured. Released in 1976, Wait Till the Morning Comes appeared during Brian…
When the stage lights dim, this song asks whether music is salvation or the last fragile refuge of a wounded soul. Released in 1980, Brian Connolly’s Take Away the Music…
Wounded voice searching for redemption, turning hard rock into a confessional plea When Brian Connolly stepped to the microphone to sing Healer with Sweet in Japan in 1976, the song…