The Sweet personified the Glam Rock era of the 1970s in the UK, showcasing their distinctive glitter and glam makeup. Beyond their iconic visual style, The Sweet also wielded significant influence in the realm of pure rock music. Their timeless hits continue to resonate, and the present lineup, featuring the main man himself, guitarist Andy Scott, consistently leaves audiences clamoring for an encore!
When you think of the glitter, energy, and punch of glam rock, it’s impossible to overlook Andy Scott, the guitarist who gave Sweet their unmistakable edge. Joining the band in 1970, Scott brought not just technical chops but also a distinctive guitar
The Sweet team are celebrating 6 decades of the legend Andy Scott, “Sixty Years – The Andy Scott Solo Singles” anniversary edition is OUT NOW on all digital streaming platforms.
Saturday 4 February, 7.00pm BME are currently celebrating 70 years of the UK Singles Charts, and January 2023 marks 50 years since The Sweet stormed to the top of the charts with Block Buster! – one of the defining songs of
And Andy remembers: “I was with them for a few months before I joined The Silverstones. We won a Battle of Bands which would lead to a record contract but 2 of the guys had good jobs and would not become professional
Same Old Brand New, Delicious Records DEL 101, Tracks: Same Old Brand New / Never Trust A Blonde / Ramona / That’s Not Really What Love’s All About / No Justice / Getting By / Just Be true / Something I Can’t Give
Chris Bradford and Andy Scott wrote the song “Famous Last Words” for The Album Manoeuvres, and both are on backing vocals for this particular song.
Chris Bradford and Andy Scott are on backing vocals on the songs “Hands to Heaven” And “If I Fall”. Andy also played guitar on one of the songs on the “All That Jazz” album.
The Monroes was a Norwegian rock duo that held significant popularity in Norway in the 1980s and Andy played guitar on their 1985 album Face Another Day.
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