ANDY SCOTT'S SWEET Song That Amazed Brian May & QUEEN!
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
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This week, we're beyond thrilled to present a very special episode that rock enthusiasts and music lovers alike won't want to miss. Our guest is none other than Andy Scott, the guitar maestro and vocal powerhouse of The Sweet, the band that soared to fame in the '70s with unforgettable hits like 'Ballroom Blitz,' 'Fox on the Run,' and 'Love Is Like Oxygen.'
Did QUEEN Love The Sweet so Much that they got inspired by their melodies and lyrics ?
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I'm so glad someone else finally recognised it! Plenty of bigger steals than this one.
Sweet never got the credit they deserved! They made great records!So underrated! So brilliant!
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Yeah ..Sweet was very "Queenish" before Queen became Queen
What a awesome interview .
Now I know why I liked especially this part of "Bohemian Rhapsody".
It sounds like the SWEET!
Ace Frehley sounded on "Back In My Arms Again" like the SWEET.
They were a very influential band.
A great interview💯
S W E E T BaBy!!😛👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent 🎸
I knew Sweet were Deep Purple fans...and you can hear some influences on their songs. They knew each other.
Deep Purple were fans of Sweet as well and also buddies. Their revamp version of Fox On The Run were recorded at the studio run by Gillan and Glover.
Brian used to live with Roger Glover. Mick played in Wainwright's Gentlemen with Ian Gillian. Brian replaced Ian in that band. Lots of Deep Purple connections.
Great interview.. interesting.
I love SWEET. Great, catchy songs. Great vocals!
Freddie wouldn't say he liked Sweet because competition!
Sweet did four voices live in the early 70"s and later Queen became famous doing 3 live...
Sweet had four great singers though. Queen had one.
Great interview can't wait to see the rest. My favorite band in high school. Remember seeing them open for Foghat at Nassau Coliseum. Such an underrated band that should have been bigger but Brian's alcohol issues would derail this great band. Such a waste.
also 10cc s One Night in Paris was used from clever old queen as the influence
I always say Sweet was Queen before Queen was Queen 😂
So was The Who..Tommy or Quadrophenia..
Andy, the Sweet vocal powerhouse 🙄
I’m not sure how the last part of Bohemian Rhapsody is a rip off of Action. Bohemian Rhapsody was released in 1975, and Action was released in 1976.
Correction:
The first verse has a striking resemblance to the hard rock section of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", which was not released for another four months.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_(Sweet_song)
@@artistsonrecord oh wow! You’re absolutely right. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I had no idea it was released as a single in 75. I was just going by my Give us a Wink album. Cheers.🤘
@@artistsonrecord Great interview by the way.
@battleshipnewhook I’m not always right:) Thank’s for joining us here. We truly appreciate it.
love is like oxygen knocks the socks off of bohemian crapsody
Respect to Andy but Bohemian Rhapsody was written way before Action
Sweets song itself sounds pretty much like a John Lennon song in the chorus. It's probably a song that subconsciously stuck in Freddie's mind. The similarity isn't really that strong, just a descending pattern, but the lyrics are so similar, it's likely to be borrowed. But then every famous band has ripped off songs, including the Beatles. And the mighty Smoke On The Water riff is a ripoff of Maria Moita by Carlos Lyra!😄
SWEET l lot better than Queen😊
Thin lizzy supported Queen . Queen had to pull out of the Mott the Hoopla because Brian was ill . Andy Scott was bitter about the others in his band & he's bitter about other bands . The bloke is full of shit .i love the sweet but They would've been better off not going down the bubblegum route & being record company puppets in the first years of their career.
I love both Sweet & Queen. I really don't see how Freddie ripped that off. The phase, "So you think" has been used many songs, I'm sure. Queen were not ripping off Sweet.
Lol, it's not about the words, man.
@@poulwintherIt sure isn't the music. Andy points out the lyrics in the video, if you bothered to watch it.
@@johnsoos6907 Andy shows you through lyrics in which line the melody is copied - if you bothered to understand it. That some of the words are even same doesn't help the case much. It's also not the only lines Queen copied from Sweet.
@@poulwinther Total bullshit. You're obviously not a musician. If you were, you would be able to discern that only the first 2 notes are the same. "So" & "you". By the time they get to "think", Freddie goes up & Brian goes down. This, in no way shape or form constitutes a melody. And Andy knows it! Andy is lucky that Deep Purple never sued his ass over ripping off "My Woman From Tokyo", with "Windy City". The riff & even the drum fill after are so derivative of that song anyone can hear it. Even you. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is in no way a rip off of "Action".