Fox on the run by Sweet (HQ)

[wmacisaac]

This was on the jukebox at the old pool hall where me and my freinds used to sneak in when we were 9 or 10. To this day that wind up at the beginning says jukebox. With a glass dome.

[TheUchoob]

Sweet were the best

[93qfmhippy]

Man, what great music was generated from1967 to 1978 ! Psychedelic Hard Rock (1967 to 1969), followed groups like Sweet, Black Sabbath, Led Zepelend, Deep Purple, and too many to remember! My olny regreets in life was born in the end of the 1950's instead of the early 1950's! The days of classic muscile cars, gas was $ .299 for perumin gas, hamburgers(meat that filled the bun, not crap from overseas) five for a dollars! Great FM hard rock/Heavy metal! those were the days!

[KahaluuMartyMom]

THE GUYS ARE CUTE!!! LOVE THE HAIR STYLES!!! THE BRUNETTE GUY IS CUTE!!!

[kfgoodskater]

i love 50's 60's 70's 80's

[wodzio21]

@kfgoodskater dont forget about early 90's , great bands, great songs

[allday209]

geert de vos

[mairzydoates]

Somebody didn't like lip syncing.

[catcorner59]

Ah, memories!!!....Takes me back to sixteen again, lol!!

[Midnightryder7]

When i was a young kid i use to listen to this song alot on my turn table with those heavy big ass headphones on..

[bodayshus]

Hey - I didn't know Rob Blagojevitch was in Sweet!

[1BlubeTube]

@bodayshus Its Rod Blagojevitch.

[fullstack2]

Its amazing how no pop artist of this current generation can sing like Steve Priest. Great power!!!

[dodgepowerram84]

i like this song

[johnnyM809]

Great song...I remember watching the Sweet on TOTP when I was a kid. I always liked them. Mick Tucker was a tremendous drummer

[MrVeesworld]

@johnnyM809 Sure was. He had a great feel and masterful drum licks and style like Thin Lizzy's drummer.

[LONKOLD]

That little bass player guy or whatever it is scares the shit out of me:>(

[tatethompson1234]

@LONKOLD Lmao!!! Thats Steve Priest, you should see him now hes about 425 pounds, no lie, its crazy how small he was then and too now.

[kikakirika]

wow, great song!!! what a discovery!!!

[greghpatches1]

I have this 8 track (somewhere)

[RDraperCSA]

@1BlubeTube Cheap Trick is pretty good

[1BlubeTube]

@RDraperCSA Yes, I admit that I forgot that they aren't an alternative band.

[1BlubeTube]

The Fuck'n 70s were good times, way better than now. We might have Computers and all that, but this country is fucked-up, a lot more fucked-up than even the 80s. I didn't live through the whole 70s but it wasn't that bad besides Vietnam, which I'll never know nothing about and wouldn't want too.

[1BlubeTube]

Then I'll blast this in my car.

[1BlubeTube]

I have to have this CD. Never even heard of this band.

[1BlubeTube]

It sure does sound sweet.

[nunci1000]

gyönyőrű ez a hang........

[ForsakenOne]

They look like a pop version of Motley Crue. Great song too.

[NormacHC]

I was never born and I like this song...

[MsGabberz]

Special1tv sent me here... :P SVEN :D

[ElectricHellfire]

The so called 80's hair metal is really 70's glam rock. Right Motley Crue etc.

[tazztheterrible]

@ElectricHellfire Nikki Sixx said Sweet and Brian Connolly was a big influence on him

[RobereTurbo]

Awesome song !

[MelkorHimself]

I immediately think of Spinal Tap when I see this band.

[mikeycpro]

These guys wore crazy outfits...kinda like Lady Gaga of today, only these guys didn't have to use it to hide whatever musical shortcomings they might have had.

[paintmn1]

White people can't dance!!!  yiikes!!!!!!!!!!!

[missmarypickford]

were the glam bands sweet, slade, t.rex, gary glitter, suzi quatro, mud pals & hang out? would have loved to have been at the bbc bar after a recording of top of the pops...

[horror4ever1997]

it were my girlfriend that told me about this song, and i love her even more for that! this song is one of the best songs ever!

sorry if i spelled anything wrong, im swedish

[chickitakoowan]

you can tell by their complexions that they were not looking too healthy

[tay2375]

I love the music and the bellbottoms but I am so glad men's hairstyles are different, and I am glad those jumpsuits for men have gone out of style too... those were terrible! LOL Otherwise I wish I had been old enough to enjoy the 70s when they were happening, I was born in the 70s so I missed out some.

[2010mpslick]

THIS WAS MY VERY FIRST ROCK AND ROLL 45 ALBUM BACK IN 1976, I LOVED THIS SONG, PLAYED IT SO MUCH I ABOUT WORE OUT THE RECORD!!!!!!!!!!!!! :O

[chicagorocks773]

One my favorite The Sweet songs.

Ace Frehley did it justice, everyone else who tried sucked.

[rockettqueenn94]

you know your talented when you can lipsync like a champ. sike.

i love this song tho.

[DNRvideos]

Brian is he poster child for NOT DRINKING!!! he lost it all, his success, his looks his voice and finally, his life~

[murfdasurfer]

One of the best songs of the 70's. Used to hear this in the pool hall down the street around 1975, while I was trying to be the pinball wizard. Everytime I hear this I get an urge to play pinball.

[lissiwill]

@murfdasurfer are you in Californis like Polaris Athena ?(=

[ftsjr]

Sweet was an unusual band. They had some major hits, (Fox on the Run, Little Willy, Love is Like Oxygen, etc.), but they couldn't seem to maintain the level of popularity that each hit brought them. They were obviously very talented, and all their hits were catchy tunes, but they didn't seem to have any staying power. I could be wrong, but that's how it looked to me.

[MrAmberRocker]

@ftsjr Not so much that I disagree, but do a simple Wiki on the bands beginings and the progressive changes they went through. Not much wonder that they were highly influenced by "The Who". Also pay close attention to the inspiration that lead them to write their hit "Ballroom Blitz". They were a band that was a good 10 years ahead of their time, before anyone else caught up with them. It's a sad commentary that the true "Trail Blazers" are far too often forgotten or misunderstood..

[519778]

great to hear this again it brings back happy memories of the 70,s when i was discovering life enjoying freedom and good times, thanks for the memories

[yourOpinionNotMine]

early hairband!

[Nekoman95]

Man! iwish i could have lived in the 70s! those times were awesome! the music, the glam, even the jeans were cool! im 14 and am not afraid to say it... I LOVE 60s-80s music. and a lot of the ninties. THIS SONG RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[polarisathena]

@Nekoman95 I was about your age when this song came out. It was a Hot Summer, they even had a Fox Hunt at the O.C. Raceway, California. The used this song as there theme. It was a night to remember. Long live the 70's.

[cjp371]

@Nekoman95 That was the Golden Age of Rock and Roll. It's not been done that way before or since. There's good stuff today, but...not like this.

[scmisuraca]

@Nekoman95 I am 50 yrs old and i grew up to all this and you missed the best of times.

[1windscape]

@scmisuraca Amen man...I'm 47yrs old and it was really the best of times!

[evilwarcow]

@Nekoman95 You my good sir do have a great deal of hope.

Keep on trucking!

[MaceMn]

@Nekoman95 You're right. Good times those. I was your age when this tune came out.

[zaniac100]

@Nekoman95 the shoes were the coolest!

[GingerKidPwns]

@Nekoman95 But why would you want to live then? Now you can listen to the music easier. Plus all from after that time

[BigSailorRobT]

@Nekoman95 No you don't. They were some messed up times.... Good music, though.

[MrTrailltrader]

@Nekoman95 You're partially right that the 70's started out bad- seeing 60,000 men killed in viet nam and 250,000 men injured sucked. However, in 1978 the most dangerous thing that threatened the american way of life was Disco. So you're partially right- something happened in the early 90's and the music just went "south"

[debiani3866]

@Nekoman95 man I find my self saying that daily lol

[stormyrott]

@Nekoman95 Most of the jeans had no back pockets! LOL Love Sweet! Wore out a couple of they're '45's. LOL

[djrocks65]

thanks for the great hit, dont hear it much down here on the washington radio stations,

[johnorlitta]

Ace Frehley redone this song recently.

[gabstanace]

Not surprising; in fact, the first time I heard this song I thought: Wow! Ace Frehley has just pulled off one more hit for Kiss! The song's fantastic, anyway, and so were the Sweet-ers.

[johnorlitta]

Damn, that song brings back tons of memories of summer in the late 70's.

[gabstanace]

EPIC! Amazing! Breathtaking! Sweet, Kiss, Queen, and Abba were (and still are) my 70s favorites! God! Where did all that glamour, magic and talent go? I miss those unforgettable days...

[CraiggyOats]

I dig all those bands a lot. Except for ABBA. Not into them.

[gabstanace]

Are you North American? I understand; ABBA were great in Europe, Asia, South America... everywhere except in the US...

[GalilGade]

@gabstanace And Mud and Smokie and Wizard...those were the days! Yeah I remember ABBA. My family was crazy about them. probably the most beloved band over here in the 70's together with MUD.

[renetila]

que buenos tiempos en verdad son los mejores

[bruceld]

sweeeeeeeeeeeet!

[TwangyBucket]

I looove this song thank you for publishing it