The Night the Voice Was Silenced: Brian Connolly and the Turning Point of 1974
One Night in 1974 That Nearly Ended The Sweet’s Frontman In 1974, at the height of The Sweet’s popularity, an incident away from the stage quietly altered the course of…
One Night in 1974 That Nearly Ended The Sweet’s Frontman In 1974, at the height of The Sweet’s popularity, an incident away from the stage quietly altered the course of…
When conviction replaces spectacle, and belief becomes the loudest sound in the room Released by Sweet on the album Cut Above the Rest, Love Is the Cure arrived at the…
A nocturnal confession where desire burns brightest when the world finally falls silent Released in 1974 as the B side to the UK No. 2 single Teenage Rampage, MIDNIGHT TO…
A declaration of devotion that trades glitter for gravity, revealing Sweet at their most earnest and unguarded Released in 1978 by Sweet, Strong Love arrived during a pivotal moment in…
THE RAGING DECLARATION AGAINST CONFORMITY AND SILENCING IN ROCK MUSIC When Turn It Down emerged in late 1974 as a single by The Sweet from their third studio album Desolation…
A love letter written in glitter and restraint, revealing Sweet before the roar, when longing still spoke in careful syllables. When Sweet released Lettres D’Amour in 1972, the single reached…
BECAUSE THE NIGHT IS LOVE’S PRIMAL OUTCRY CAST IN ROCK POETRY AND REBELLIOUS DESIRE Upon its original release in 1978 Because the Night climbed into the upper reaches of the…
A glitter era band momentarily stripped of glamour, staring into the uncertainty of who they were becoming. When Sweet released Identity Crisis in 1971, the song arrived quietly, making little…
A portrait of restless longing where a city becomes both refuge and reckoning Released in 1976 on SWEET’s album GIVE US A WINK, WINDY CITY arrived quietly, without the commercial…
A defiant burst of rhythm and swagger that captures a band refusing to be boxed in by its own success Released in 1976, Funk It Up arrived as a UK…