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The Sweet

The Sweet (sometimes known as Sweet) are a British glam rock band who rose to prominence in the 1970s. Their best-known line-up consisted of lead vocalist Brian Connolly, bassist Steve Priest, guitarist Andy Scott and drummer Mick Tucker. As well as having success with singles in the UK and USA, Sweet have sold over 35 million albums worldwide.

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Also known as
The Sweetshop
Genres
Glam rock · hard rock · power pop · bubblegum (early)
Labels
RCA · Capitol · Polydor
Members
Andy Scott's Sweet: Andy Scott Paul Manzi Lee Small Tom Cory Adam Booth
Origin
London, England
Past members
Brian Connolly Steve Priest Mick Tucker Frank Torpey Mick Stewart Paul Mario Day Phil Lanzon Mal McNulty Jeff Brown Steve Mann Bodo Schopf Chad Brown Steve Grant Tony O'Hora Pet…

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The Sweet

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related to Origins · 72
The Sweet → Ain't That Just Like, Alan Freeman, Alfred Fripp, Ann Cully, April, BBC1, Box, Brian Connolly, British, By, Chris Wright, Coasters-Hollies, Connolly, Cully, Cully's, Deep Purple, Dream, Episode Six, Fairminer's, Founding
related to Andy Scott's Sweet (1985–present) · 55
The Sweet → Andy Hoyler, Andy Scott, Andy Scott's Sweet, As McNulty, Australian, Austria, Before, Bisland, Bobby Andersen, Bodo, Bodo Schopf, Bruce Bisland, December, Europe, February, Grand Prix, He, Heep's, Ian Gibbons, Iron Maiden
related to New line-up and new record deal · 49
The Sweet → All You'll Ever Get, Archies, As, Connolly, Decca, Do Unto Others, Ealing, Elastic Band, EMI's Parlophone, Errol Dixon, Expansions, Funny, Get, Guitarist Mick Stewart, He, In, January, John Roberts, Johnny Kidd, June
related to Initial success and rise to fame · 38
The Sweet → After, Although, American, Bell, Block Buster, Chinn-Chapman, European TV, February, Finland, Gary Glitter, German, Hell Raiser, Hitler, In, In January, July, Little Willy, May, No, Poppa Joe
related to Early years · 33
The Sweet → Are You Ready Steve, Connolly, Countdowns, Fontana Records, Frank Torpey, Gordon Fairminer, Hair, Hemel Hempstead, In, In January, Joe Meek, July, Just, March, Mellin Music Publishing, Nicholas, Paul Nicholas, Pavilion, Phil Wainman, Playhouse Theatre
related to First album · 30
The Sweet → Alexander Graham Bell, All You'll Ever Get, Bell Records, Canada, Capitol Records, Chapman, Chinn, Co-Co, December, EMI, Funny, In March, June, Lift Off, May, Me, Mike Chapman, Nicky Chinn, No, North America
related to Forming a new image · 16
The Sweet → April, By, Chapman, Chinn, Dyna-mite, From, Mud, November, Peter Coleman, Phil Wainman, Set Me Free, Sweet, Sweet Fanny Adams, Sweet's, The, UK
related to Later years · 16
The Sweet → Action, Andy Scott's Sweet, April, Australia, Canada, Europe, Factory, It, On, Rolling Stone, Shout, Steve Priest's Sweet, Sweet, The Sweet Anthology, Two, US
related to Bibliography · 11
The Sweet → Are You Ready Steve, Blockbuster, Cherry Red, Dave, ISBN, Priest, Steve, Steve Priest Info, Sweet, The True Story, Thompson
related to External links · 6
The Sweet → AllMusicThe Sweet/ Brian Connolly, Channel, Documentary, Scott's The SweetSteve Priest's, Sweet, YouTube

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sweet band citation needed connolly album new priest released tour scott uk steve us tucker single rock group andy recorded

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The SweetAlso known asThe Sweetshop1.00infobox
The SweetGenresGlam rock1.00infobox
The SweetGenreshard rock1.00infobox
The SweetGenrespower pop1.00infobox
The SweetGenresbubblegum (early)1.00infobox
The SweetLabelsRCA1.00infobox
The SweetLabelsCapitol1.00infobox
The SweetLabelsPolydor1.00infobox
The SweetMembersAndy Scott's Sweet: Andy Scott Paul Manzi Lee Small Tom Cory Adam Booth1.00infobox
The SweetOriginLondon, England1.00infobox
The SweetPast membersBrian Connolly Steve Priest Mick Tucker Frank Torpey Mick Stewart Paul Mario Day Phil Lanzon Mal McNulty Jeff Brown Steve Mann Bodo Schopf Chad Brown Steve Grant Tony O'Hora Pet…1.00infobox
The SweetSpinoffsAndy Scott's Sweet1.00infobox
The SweetSpinoffsBrian Connolly's Sweet1.00infobox
The SweetSpinoffsSteve Priest's Sweet1.00infobox
The SweetSpinoffsNew Sweet1.00infobox
The SweetWebsiteAndy Scott's Sweet:1.00infobox
The SweetWebsitethesweet.com1.00infobox
The SweetYears active1968 (1968)–1982 (1982) (as main lineup)1.00infobox
The SweetYears active1985 (1985)–present1.00infobox

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