That's right Steve...we haven't got a clue what to do without SWEET. The magic 4, all good looking and talented, and Oh...what a front man/singer: " Brian"....the best, gorgeous with the most awesome voice in the world! 🤩😍
They weren't known very well here in America back then because their manager would not allow them to tour in America. I loved the Sweet. Steve was my favorite.
Sweet, having listened to their albums were not Glam Rock (ok for the general public they had long hair and the make up as Steve admitted) but they were contracted to play what the managers wrote. Listen to their self-penned stuff those guy's could ROCK.
Steve is absolutely right here - That "Glam" tag sticked relentlessly on them, even when they were recording Hard Rock albums such as "Give Us A Wink" or even later when they went all prog with "Level Headed" & "Cut Above The Rest" So hilarious...
I vaguely recall from the time that Sweet wanted to ditch the glam thing and emulate Status Quo. They also started writing their own songs with limited success.
A question to the uploader: Is it too late to increase the volume of the interviewer? We can’t hear anything that is being said or asked by the interviewer!
Sadly missed Steve priest 🤘❤️👍
Love his vocal on California Nights...fantastic song
That's right Steve...we haven't got a clue what to do without SWEET. The magic 4, all good looking and talented, and Oh...what a front man/singer: " Brian"....the best, gorgeous with the most awesome voice in the world! 🤩😍
BLOCKBUSTER was the 2nd Single I bought.
I love SWEET.
The best band I have ever seen live . The sweet were great at rocking.
Slade better
Where & when did you see "Sweet" just curious ?
@@philipholmes5884 I think was about 1973 In Plymouth .
Helluva singer too, as were all in the Sweet!!
Unvergessen und immer in meinem Herzen Steve 💖💖💖💖💞💞💞💞
They weren't known very well here in America back then because their manager would not allow them to tour in America. I loved the Sweet. Steve was my favorite.
Sweet, having listened to their albums were not Glam Rock (ok for the general public they had long hair and the make up as Steve admitted) but they were contracted to play what the managers wrote. Listen to their self-penned stuff those guy's could ROCK.
He sounds like an interesting person.
Good interview.
He passed away in 2020
Steve is absolutely right here - That "Glam" tag sticked relentlessly on them, even when they were recording Hard Rock albums such as "Give Us A Wink" or even later when they went all prog with "Level Headed" & "Cut Above The Rest" So hilarious...
Out in Canada on a British warship March 1976. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sweet were No 1 with "Fox on the
Run. If my memory serves me correctly.
Sweetheart 😘
Lads at Nyquedt... I can't hear your questions, Steve I can hear, your questions I can't. Sort it out lads.
Time can be so cruel
Would it kill you to use a second Mike for the interviewer?
Can’t hear the interviewer
No I can't hear him to
Unfortunately the questions are not loud enough.
I vaguely recall from the time that Sweet wanted to ditch the glam thing and emulate Status Quo. They also started writing their own songs with limited success.
A question to the uploader: Is it too late to increase the volume of the interviewer? We can’t hear anything that is being said or asked by the interviewer!
No idea what questions he is asking cannot hear a word the interviewer is saying.
One liiiitle detail, and your Glam. That must have been really annoying. Kudos to them, they where a great band, even after glam.
так нельзя себя запускать хоть ты и гений
I love u steve ❤❤❤❤❤
Ahhh Steve I love ya ❤❤❤
No you dont, perfekt
@@helgast5716 sorry dont understand
@@helgast5716 yes i do love steve