Sweet – Rebel Rouser
Best Oldies Songs A defiant roar of creative independence, blending Glam’s sheen with Hard Rock’s muscular swagger. There are certain songs that, when the needle drops or the track begins, instantly transport you…
Sweet – Into The Night
The Thrill and Darkness of a Forbidden, Midnight Journey For those of us who came of age in the 1970s, the name Sweet evokes a flash of glitter, a high-octane…
Sweet – Fever of Love
The Fever That Burned So Bright: Sweet‘s Transition to Hard Rock Glory “The Fever of Love”—a pulsating, self-aware anthem that perfectly captured the high-wattage energy and emotional urgency of infatuation,…
Sweet – A.C.D.C.
The Sweetest Deception: When Bon Scott’s Street Poetry Met the Unforgiving Grind of Rock and Roll Life For those of us who came of age with the thunderous, unpretentious howl…
Sweet – Alexander Graham Bell
The Echo of an Inventor: A Bubblegum Curiosity That Rings Through the Ages Oh, the early 1970s! What a time of vibrant, chaotic transition in music, wasn’t it? The air…
Sweet – The Lies in Your Eyes
A Glittering Veil of Glam: The Beautiful Deception in Sweet’s Anthem The Glam Rock era of the 1970s was a period of flamboyant artistry and raw, electrifying sound, and few…
Sweet – Sweet F.A.
An Anthem of Defiance: The Moment the Glam-Pop Act Became a Hard Rock Powerhouse “Sweet F.A.”—a driving, rebellious track from 1974 by the British rock band Sweet—is a thunderous declaration…
Sweet – No You Don’t
A Farewell to Innocence: The Glam Rock Anthem That Hit Hard There are certain tracks that stand as sonic landmarks, marking the moment a band decided to burn the past…
Sweet – Funny Funny
When Bubblegum Pop Met Glam Rock: The Infectious Beginning of The Sweet A joyous declaration of new love that makes everything else seem blissfully insignificant. For those of us who…
Sweet – Peppermint Twist
THE JOY OF DANCE MEETS THE EDGE OF GLAMOROUS REVELRY When the English glam-rock force Sweet released their re-imagining of “PEPPERMINT TWIST” in 1974—drawn from their album Sweet Fanny Adams—they…