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Artist: The Sweet

Title: Live In America

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Category: Glam Rock

Year: 2009

Label: Rock Papas

Catalog Number: RP8038

Personnel

Stuart Smith Guitar, Vocals
Joe Retta Vocals
Richie Onori Drums
Steve Priest Bass, Vocals
Stevie Stewart Keyboards, Vocals

Tracks

1.  Action  
2.  Fox On The Run  
3.  Hell Raiser  
4.  Love Is Like Oxygen  
5.  Blockbuster  
6.  Windy City  
7.  Wig Wam Bam  
8.  The Six Teens  
9.  Sweet Dream  
10.  Sweet F.A.  
11.  Turn It Down  
12.  Teenage Rampage  
13.  Little Willy  
14.  AC/DC  
15.  Set Me Free  
16.  Ballroom Blitz  

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Clayton77 Date: January 9, 2011 at 11:13
Triumphant return of the kings of Glam-Rock. Highly recommended!!

From: Japangea Date: May 31, 2011 at 20:43
Only with Steve Priest calling themselves "Sweet" sounds unfair........

From: Reverend Mayhem Date: June 28, 2015 at 11:12
Hard to call a band featuring only one of two surviving original members (RIP Brian & Mick) "Sweet," so this nearly qualifies as a tribute band (a concept I despise) -- but they handle the material well, rumbling through a set of classic Sweet cuts with ease, thanks in large part to founder Steve Priest holding everything together with the original bass lines and character of the band. Mimic-for-hire Joe Retta sounds great, thankfully not trying to impersonate Brian like he's done on demand to conjur up shades of Paul Rodgers and Ronnie Dio elsewhere. The addition of Stevie Stewart on keys gives a slight Deep Purple-ish hue, and while Stuart Smith is no guitar god he apes the Andy Scott parts suitably for the gig and even gives old bubblegum tarts like "Wig Wam Bam" and "Little Willy" a bit of a rocking edge. Of the two dueling incarnations (think Saxon vs. Oliver/Dawson Saxon) THIS Sweet has so far produced the best output that old fans like myself can enjoy in our decrepitude. 85/100


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