THE SWEET - "FUNNY HOW SWEET CO-CO CAN BE" 1971
THE SWEET "FUNNY HOW SWEET CO-CO CAN BE" 1971 CO-CO - Cool, quirky Pop, with Caribbean and Latin infuences, really unusual start for a Glam Rock group's album. Catchy No.2 hit in the UK. CHOP CHOP - A little Funk, a little Progressive Rock with some very eerie, shadowed vocals by Brian Connolly. The band were not scared of experimentation and this was certianly one that worked. REFLECTIONS - A cover of The Supremes' 1967 hit. Brave move from a new Rock band on their debut album, covering a Motown track. A nice version and Brian's voice seems to suit the style. HONEYUCKLE LOVE - Pure 70s guitar driven Glam Rock akin to the sounds Marc Bolan was also making with T-Rex. SANTA MONICA SUNSHINE - Another change in style for this debut set, proving the band were not going to be pigeonholed into just a Glam Rock band. This is Country twanged Blues. DAYDREAM - This is another cover of the classic by Lovin' Spoo