Uploaded by hakkman2007 on Nov 20, 2007
Very early days for the heavier B side tracks.(B side to CoCo).
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Sweet had nothing to envy Deep Purple or Led Zeppelin. Steve, Andy, Mick and Brian had all to conquer the rock audiences. The only critical point could be the A-sides of their first years singles. But the talent rules at last and these guys were a warm gun for every rocker everywhere. And I'm proud to be the most Southern Sweet fan (I believe) from Punta Arenas, Chile. My regards for all the Sweet Army in the world.
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mick & ian Paice, were some of the best drummers of the early 70's R.I.P mick
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sin duda alguna una de las mejores canciones de los principios de SWEET , hard rock en estado puro y poco comercial....bueno..muy bueno.
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@OmegaLara685 Buy the music you stupid fuck.
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Dowwnload the audio from this song at soundnabber doht cohm.
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i,ve got to be honest the sweet did some great underrated rock songs back in the 70,s. i love the sweet ,bring back the 70,s when iwas a kid!
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great b side from the sweet, in my opinion a lot of there best songs were b sides which had more of a rock sound to them. but having said that i love pretty much most sweet songs anyway. i,ve just recently turned 45 and i still love love the sweet !!
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in the early 70s purple were my fav band but ill tell you something sweet albums were in my collection they were a great rock band they were up there with purple sabbath zep etc just ashame they did,nt get the recognition as these bands got in my opinion exellent musicians great albums !!!!!!!!! long live sweet!!!!!!!
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oh my god where did u get the first pic in this slide?? <3
total hotness right there :D
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@hakkman2007 Think "Co Co" was on the A side!? It was my first record/single ever..:))
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@fatpizzaman Ya but that wasnt the Chinichap side of the tape that was heavy. B-side was all up to sweet. A-side was all chinichaps lyrics and music played by sweet.
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@TheJohnnyMetal you'd be surprised, they wrote Ballroom Blitz, Hell Raiser, Teenage Rampage and The Sixteens for them which are pretty badass heavy rock . ;-)
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when was this released?
ifyouwantbloodygi 3 years ago
1971 this was released as a B side single.
hakkman2007 3 years ago 3