You look at any 80's drummer and Mick is pretty much the prototype. Very solid, showy, and powerful, without excessive playing. I think he's very entertaining to watch and listen to.
⭐🌛 Mick Tucker...what a beautiful person inside and out. My GREATEST hero as a drummer and just an overall kindhearted, giving, and strong individual. Heartbroken that I never got to meet him. Thank you for uploading this. 🤘❤️
So well spoken, so beautiful from inside and out indeed, so hot, so kind, so funny, so sweet, down to earth, fantastic drummer, the one and only one, what more can i say ❤️ absolutely perfect 🌟 what a man 💘
It's interesting that Andy's answer to the problem with Brian was "we should've just replaced him", while Mick's was "we should've done more to try to help him". Speaks volumes.
@@anagraham9124 before you can help other you have to help yourself, maybe that's was why they not help him, they was not much better themselves Ok i think it was possible to help him but only thing angy was thinking about is to kick brian out, he was an ass, good that Steve was there because i think that he liked Brian, as far as i know Brian was a good guy that just have some problems, and needed help with some of the problems. Rip brian Stay safe
And we all know what happened to Sweet when Andy finally managed to dump Brian from his own band! No more Sweet. Now the last founding member, Steve, has passed, the name should end as well, because without Brian and Mick there's been no Sweet for years now. Just my opinion, of course.
If only they could have shaken the glam image. Brilliant live show, Mick was quite possibly one of the best drummers of his time and deserved to have been on the biggest stage. Fortunately they left a great catalogue of music for us. RIP Mick Brian Steve.
Why would they drop that? It was their image and got them noticed and made them fantasy material for teenage female fans. What they did led to the 80's glam rock scene. Besides, the music would have been exactly the same. I mean everyone has an opinion and it's all just a matter of taste, but for my money I'd rather see people who don't look like everyone else on the street and I've taken that approach with my own career, while I was still in music. I think it's really sad that everyone and literally their little sister has tatt's, piercings, and orange hair now. Where is the fun and fantasy of being able to look that way when your parents want you to wear polo shirts? It's just my personal opinion, but I think unless you're wearing some kind of costume, it's a half assed act. Today a lot of the costumes are facial tattoos and I'm really not a fan. Still just show biz, still just a costume. I think Nikki Sixx said it well once when he said, "Just because I'm wearing makeup doesn't mean I can't kick your ass.". It doesn't mean anything, it's just a show. That's my 2 cents on the other side of the coin.
@@RickHavok I couldn't agree more with most of your points but when it come to the music part your far off the mark. They wanted to be a heavy rock band and in actual fact they where more metal. It was Chin and Chapman that pushed them towards the glam scene and yes I was into glam and dressed that way in the early 70's especially at there gigs. If you listen to there b sides of there hit singles and the albums they wrote you can hear what they where into and they themselves said many times the direction they wanted to go. If you can get hold of "Sweet Rare Studio Tracks" they play there singles the way they originally wanted to. Thanks for the chat hope you can get hold of that album.
@@DuncanScott I've heard, and often prefer, thier B side material and have heard everything that's out there as far as I know. I've also heard at least most of the interviews and know what Andy and the others had to say about it. Either I misunderstood your use if the term glam, or you misunderstood my comment. Glam is an image; you called it that yourself. Pop, Rock, and Metal, are musical styles. You also said they wrote heavier stuff and released it, all while dressing the same. So... I maintain my position: the music wouldn't have changed. The only exception to that would be if they were contractually bound for much longer than usual and were not permitted to release their own material. Either way, I thought we were talking about a look.
great drummer, great song writer but without Brian, Sweet was just not Sweet anymore. Every one of the members of this band played such an important part that they could not have continued like before no matter which member would have left.
What I love about Andy is that in every interview since this time and before, he never once looked irritated or bored, in talking about the same subjects, not once. Man never gets angry, or disturbed, like a lot of musicians from those times. This version was I must admit quite painful of a once amazing rock band, you can almost hear what Mick is thinking, in front of the seventy fans who came out to see
Hi Mick. I have a question that only a drummer could answer. I’ve watched several videos of Mick. His physical style strikes me as unusual, specifically how he held his body & arms while drumming, very upright, almost leaning back a bit, his arms looked a bit pulled in. I was amazed that he put out such power while appearing to be so contained. How did he do that? Is he leaning back cuz he got the double basses going?
what on earth is that travesty playing between the interview segments. If anyone ever doubted how much Brian was an essential part of Sweet, you only have to listen to that abomination ...
i think its shit what they say, it was possible to write the music so it was ok for brian, brians drinking problem was possible to make better, i can understand its not good when a guy comes late and is drunk, but i am sure that it was possible to help brian. ahhhh now again they play this this shit this guy has such a bad voice rip brian stay safe where ever you are
why did andy say one thing and mick another, well first, i think andy was an ass and got something against Brian, if not then why he not try help brian, why did mick say another thing well maybe because he was a better human being then andy. i never hear andy being sad about what happens to brian why. Stay safe
Please be accurate before making a video! It's Sweet!! They removed 'The' from their name in 1974!! You plastered their band name over their faces- do you see the word 'The'??? NO! Why did you omit Andy Scott from the title?? Was it on purpose so you would get more comments??? Probably. Nobody is that neglectful surely!!
Where did they drag this drip 'singer' from?? Sounds bloody horrible. Painful to watch as well. Talk about massacre and desecrate Sweet songs!! Shocking!! There ought to be law!! There ought to be a law!!! My ears! My ears!
Now! Now! Now! Oh my goodness! What on earth was that guy singing? Well, I shouldn't say singing, it was too awful for that. It is good to hear Mick & Andy in this interview. I wonder what year this was?
I was wondering why there's a Sweet watermark in the middle ( which is annoying to me) when its Roch Parisiens' interview. Also its Andy & Mick's interview not just Mick.
Not that it matters much now, but I think not touring to support Off The Record did not help the band. They were supposed to open for Aerosmith and that could have been huge for the band. Maybe they needed a break from each other? Oh well, that’s hindsight for you.
Yep, better management and touring would have helped extend their radio presence and sales, but then they wouldn't have released so damn many hits. There were so many!
@digmacdiggydoo AND.. If they had supported The Who at Charlton Football ground. I bought their singles as a young teen but had no idea that they were anything other than a ChinniChap 'boy band'. They were really good musicians.
@@knickertwistcopperby6066 I agree. That situation with Brian getting in that fight really cost the band. I was only 9 when Ballroom Blitz and Fox on the run came out in the states, so it was not until my mid teens that I rediscovered the band. Although I must admit I was taken back be my first listen to Level Headed but have since, over the years, enjoy listening to it.
An amazing drummer. Looking at the live footage from the early 70s (some good clips on the net) it's clear they were very far from a 'bubblegum' band - more a proto glam-metal band, years ahead of the mid 80s hair metal scene.
What an asinine statement! First of alll this was not just a Mick interview no matter how it is labeled. The man was obviously interviewing BOTH Mick and Andy! Andy did NOT talk over Mick. They both contributed to the interview, a joint interview. Mick actually looked to Andy several times as if to have Andy add to what he (Mick) was saying. And they both were finishing each others thoughts. They were Bith very much on the same page! But there is always someone like you that has to try and make things what they weren't. AND, the sound that Sweet had would Not have been the same without Andy's guitar. 🤘🎶
@@karlapatterson6574 and it was never the same after they kick out brian and we all knows what happens after that, to kick out a front person is something that is very difficult to do. Stay safe
@@miketzai9209 , they did NOT kick Brian out! Brian was given options & chances to clean himself up. Yes, Brian was an Amazing frontman. So much talent. But he had vice that was detrimental to himself & to the band. And Brian himself wanted to go in a different direction musically. So many people don't want to believe that Brian had a problem & would rather blame the other guys.
@@karlapatterson6574 i know but there was some problems he said himself, and andy was laying presure on him, they maybe not kick him out, they make him kick himself out, when you have problems like brians you not need presure, i think that if they was giving him some help and time then history was defrend, as mick said Maybe we should have helped him more, but i believe and also hear from trusted sources that Andy just wanted him out and not wanted to help him, and i think thats right, why we never hear andy say that he is sad because of what happened to Brian. I think you and i have defrend meaning of what happens and thats OK, But we have one thing in common, that's our love for sweet. Stay safe Rip Brian mick and steve..
@@mickwarnie8707 Well if he did that, then i take my words back, its just what i hear and read,, but i think you know that sometimes the media not tell us the truth. Stay safe
Mick and Brian were friends, Brian was the one who told Mick he'd been kicked out of his previous band, and Brian left that band as well, and they formed The Sweet.
@@anagraham9124 I always thought that it was Steve and Andy who envied Brian, and wanted him out because they thought they have what it took to be the frontman. How wrong were they? Throwing Brian under the bus effectively ended Sweet. A band can survive losing a guitarist or a drummer, but lose the front man ... disaster, end of!
The Sweet. You need to learn how to edit a video properly before uploading it. 1. Take out that large, distracting logo from the middle of the screen. 2. Turn the volume up so that it's audible.
I agree with your criticisms. But it's Sweet. One word. After they changed their name from Sweetshop to The Sweet, they removed 'The' in 1974 and called themselves and labelled their albums Sweet.✌
@@redblade8160 What?? YOU wrote 'The' Sweet. It didn't write itself. I agreed with the rest of your comment I replied to. I don't have the time or inclination to read every comment!! Gee, sorry. I scrolled down 3 comments to get to yours. I'm not of a mind to plagarise anyone thank you very much! I am more than capable of writing my own thoughts in a comment section.
@@instantkarma8777 Don't take it personally; when I said that you were being plagiaristic (copying my post), I'm sure you didn't mean to be. I do know about the "Sweet's" history (name change, etc.).
@@redblade8160 What do you mean you are sure I didn't mean to be [plagaristic]? I didn't read any other post of yours!! You're not that important. I regret agreeing with your criticisms of the footage. Talk about blowing sunshine up your own bum! We are fans of Sweet. I don't know why you felt the need to be so accusatory. You should never assume dear!! Ed: I have just read all 111 comments on this clip. There is no other of yours!!! Sober up!
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You look at any 80's drummer and Mick is pretty much the prototype. Very solid, showy, and powerful, without excessive playing. I think he's very entertaining to watch and listen to.
Great Mick Tukker.. one of the best drummers all time... rip Mick....
Mick was very honest about things. I'm appreciating his empathy towards his fellow band members. He seemed like a sweet guy.
⭐🌛 Mick Tucker...what a beautiful person inside and out. My GREATEST hero as a drummer and just an overall kindhearted, giving, and strong individual. Heartbroken that I never got to meet him. Thank you for uploading this. 🤘❤️
So well spoken, so beautiful from inside and out indeed, so hot, so kind, so funny, so sweet, down to earth, fantastic drummer, the one and only one, what more can i say ❤️ absolutely perfect 🌟 what a man 💘
Today's the anniversary of when Mick passed. We still love and miss you dear Mick! We'll never forget you. 💔😥
It's interesting that Andy's answer to the problem with Brian was "we should've just replaced him", while Mick's was "we should've done more to try to help him". Speaks volumes.
Bless Mick for saying that. He seems to have had a kind heart. They just didn't know how to help Brian back then.
@@anagraham9124 before you can help other you have to help yourself, maybe that's was why they not help him, they was not much better themselves
Ok i think it was possible to help him but only thing angy was thinking about is to kick brian out, he was an ass, good that Steve was there because i think that he liked Brian, as far as i know Brian was a good guy that just have some problems, and needed help with some of the problems.
Rip brian
Stay safe
@@miketzai9209 You are possibly right about that. And I always got the feeling that Stevie liked Brian a lot and vice versa.
@@anagraham9124 yes i think so to, they perform together sonetimes privat and why do thst if y not like the guy you do it with that has no meaning...
And we all know what happened to Sweet when Andy finally managed to dump Brian from his own band! No more Sweet. Now the last founding member, Steve, has passed, the name should end as well, because without Brian and Mick there's been no Sweet for years now. Just my opinion, of course.
Mick Tucker, probably the most underrated rock drummer in history
i totaly agee Mick was so under rated that he was not mentioned a lot
@@wescreek5666 He’s almost never mentioned. Why I will never know.
He was a very good drummer! As a drummer myself I can say that!
@@drummerboyharm3078 Absolutely
couldn’t even make ‘rolling stone magazine’s’ top 100 drummers of all time😵💫now that is underrated 🤬
Mick 💕
Drummer-god himself 🥁👍💥
R.I.P. dear Mick, with Brian and Steve
...and keep on rocking and having fun together where ever you are 💕
Very underrated drummer...
Ohne Brian, Steve, und Mick, gibt es kein Sweet, da kann Andy machen was er will, die süßen Jungs fehlen einfach......
Mick❤ my drumming hero..absolutely brilliant..powerhouse of Sweet ❤
The lovely Mick Tucker. ❤💕
Best drummer in Heaven
Great guys and smart and bloody talented! RIP Mick, Brian and Steve 🙏😢
If only they could have shaken the glam image. Brilliant live show, Mick was quite possibly one of the best drummers of his time and deserved to have been on the biggest stage. Fortunately they left a great catalogue of music for us. RIP Mick Brian Steve.
Why would they drop that? It was their image and got them noticed and made them fantasy material for teenage female fans. What they did led to the 80's glam rock scene. Besides, the music would have been exactly the same.
I mean everyone has an opinion and it's all just a matter of taste, but for my money I'd rather see people who don't look like everyone else on the street and I've taken that approach with my own career, while I was still in music.
I think it's really sad that everyone and literally their little sister has tatt's, piercings, and orange hair now. Where is the fun and fantasy of being able to look that way when your parents want you to wear polo shirts?
It's just my personal opinion, but I think unless you're wearing some kind of costume, it's a half assed act. Today a lot of the costumes are facial tattoos and I'm really not a fan. Still just show biz, still just a costume.
I think Nikki Sixx said it well once when he said, "Just because I'm wearing makeup doesn't mean I can't kick your ass.". It doesn't mean anything, it's just a show.
That's my 2 cents on the other side of the coin.
@@RickHavok I couldn't agree more with most of your points but when it come to the music part your far off the mark. They wanted to be a heavy rock band and in actual fact they where more metal. It was Chin and Chapman that pushed them towards the glam scene and yes I was into glam and dressed that way in the early 70's especially at there gigs. If you listen to there b sides of there hit singles and the albums they wrote you can hear what they where into and they themselves said many times the direction they wanted to go.
If you can get hold of "Sweet Rare Studio Tracks" they play there singles the way they originally wanted to.
Thanks for the chat hope you can get hold of that album.
@@DuncanScott I've heard, and often prefer, thier B side material and have heard everything that's out there as far as I know. I've also heard at least most of the interviews and know what Andy and the others had to say about it.
Either I misunderstood your use if the term glam, or you misunderstood my comment. Glam is an image; you called it that yourself. Pop, Rock, and Metal, are musical styles. You also said they wrote heavier stuff and released it, all while dressing the same. So... I maintain my position: the music wouldn't have changed. The only exception to that would be if they were contractually bound for much longer than usual and were not permitted to release their own material. Either way, I thought we were talking about a look.
Sweet is Glam Rock!!! Brilliant songs in every time period and rock genre. But Glam is more of an image than music, and sweet lived up to that.
Mick Thomas Tucker...❤
Mick 💝 RIP 💝
Mick Tucker is the best drummer! 👍🤘💗 R.I.P. Mick.🌿🙏
❤ Mick ❤
An awesome underrated band. Such unappreciated talent
great drummer, great song writer but without Brian, Sweet was just not Sweet anymore. Every one of the members of this band played such an important part that they could not have continued like before no matter which member would have left.
Они были великолепны в Золотом составе!Вечная Память!
Мик Такер был и есть эталоном игры на барабанах!
I ❤ him
RIP ANGEL 😇
What I love about Andy is that in every interview since this time and before, he never once looked irritated or bored, in talking about the same subjects, not once. Man never gets angry, or disturbed, like a lot of musicians from those times. This version was I must admit quite painful of a once amazing rock band, you can almost hear what Mick is thinking, in front of the seventy fans who came out to see
Мик красавец талантливый музыкант
Царство небесное Мику!!!
Mmmmm The Sweet!!!
There is only one reason why I call myself Mick!!! I am a drummer!
Hi Mick. I have a question that only a drummer could answer. I’ve watched several videos of Mick. His physical style strikes me as unusual, specifically how he held his body & arms while drumming, very upright, almost leaning back a bit, his arms looked a bit pulled in. I was amazed that he put out such power while appearing to be so contained. How did he do that? Is he leaning back cuz he got the double basses going?
what on earth is that travesty playing between the interview segments. If anyone ever doubted how much Brian was an essential part of Sweet, you only have to listen to that abomination ...
Where the hell did they find that guy he’s one of the worst singers I’ve ever heard and on top of that he has horrible stage presence!!!!
This looks like the gig I saw NW of Toronto in 1990!
i ❤️these guys on stage off stage any stage☝🏻
Not the same without Brian (obviously).
my god i being sick when i hear on this so bad.
One thing I do not understand... why did they not continue to work with Phil? He was the best producer for Sweet!
i think its shit what they say, it was possible to write the music so it was ok for brian, brians drinking problem was possible to make better, i can understand its not good when a guy comes late and is drunk, but i am sure that it was possible to help brian.
ahhhh now again they play this this shit this guy has such a bad voice
rip brian stay safe where ever you are
I have the ballroom blitz this morning. Went to a buffet at the Star of Bengal last night and I've been shitting like a police horse all day.
why did andy say one thing and mick another, well first, i think andy was an ass and got something against Brian, if not then why he not try help brian, why did mick say another thing well maybe because he was a better human being then andy.
i never hear andy being sad about what happens to brian why.
Stay safe
Jealousy
😏👍👍👍🇵🇱🇵🇱🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is Andy Scotts Sweet with Bodo Schopf behind that yamaha kit.
Please be accurate before making a video! It's Sweet!! They removed 'The' from their name in 1974!! You plastered their band name over their faces- do you see the word 'The'??? NO!
Why did you omit Andy Scott from the title?? Was it on purpose so you would get more comments??? Probably. Nobody is that neglectful surely!!
Where did they drag this drip 'singer' from?? Sounds bloody horrible. Painful to watch as well. Talk about massacre and desecrate Sweet songs!! Shocking!! There ought to be law!! There ought to be a law!!! My ears! My ears!
It's not hard. The band name is Sweet.
Now! Now! Now! Oh my goodness! What on earth was that guy singing? Well, I shouldn't say singing, it was too awful for that. It is good to hear Mick & Andy in this interview. I wonder what year this was?
It says 1990 in the title.
3:56 Mick knows what Andy is going to say.
I was wondering why there's a Sweet watermark in the middle ( which is annoying to me) when its Roch Parisiens' interview. Also its Andy & Mick's interview not just Mick.
Whoever that was singing at 3:00 was awful. Great interview
Hes terrible!
paul mario day
Not that it matters much now, but I think not touring to support Off The Record did not help the band. They were supposed to open for Aerosmith and that could have been huge for the band. Maybe they needed a break from each other? Oh well, that’s hindsight for you.
Yep, better management and touring would have helped extend their radio presence and sales, but then they wouldn't have released so damn many hits. There were so many!
@digmacdiggydoo AND.. If they had supported The Who at Charlton Football ground. I bought their singles as a young teen but had no idea that they were anything other than a ChinniChap 'boy band'. They were really good musicians.
@@knickertwistcopperby6066 I agree. That situation with Brian getting in that fight really cost the band. I was only 9 when Ballroom Blitz and Fox on the run came out in the states, so it was not until my mid teens that I rediscovered the band. Although I must admit I was taken back be my first listen to Level Headed but have since, over the years, enjoy listening to it.
Should be Andy and Mick interview?
Ballroom blitz singer just wrecked it.
saw this line up at the Bridgeway Hotel Adelaide SA in 90's,....Stage looks familiar?
I daw them at The Bridge Club in Melbourne in '88..
An amazing drummer. Looking at the live footage from the early 70s (some good clips on the net) it's clear they were very far from a 'bubblegum' band - more a proto glam-metal band, years ahead of the mid 80s hair metal scene.
Mick's Band Andy! Always. Your Narc control attack is evident here, talking over Mick who remained HUMBLE as ever.
What an asinine statement! First of alll this was not just a Mick interview no matter how it is labeled. The man was obviously interviewing BOTH Mick and Andy! Andy did NOT talk over Mick. They both contributed to the interview, a joint interview. Mick actually looked to Andy several times as if to have Andy add to what he (Mick) was saying. And they both were finishing each others thoughts. They were Bith very much on the same page!
But there is always someone like you that has to try and make things what they weren't.
AND, the sound that Sweet had would Not have been the same without Andy's guitar. 🤘🎶
If anything andy was quiet
@@karlapatterson6574 and it was never the same after they kick out brian and we all knows what happens after that, to kick out a front person is something that is very difficult to do.
Stay safe
@@miketzai9209 , they did NOT kick Brian out! Brian was given options & chances to clean himself up. Yes, Brian was an Amazing frontman. So much talent. But he had vice that was detrimental to himself & to the band. And Brian himself wanted to go in a different direction musically. So many people don't want to believe that Brian had a problem & would rather blame the other guys.
@@karlapatterson6574 i know but there was some problems he said himself, and andy was laying presure on him, they maybe not kick him out, they make him kick himself out, when you have problems like brians you not need presure, i think that if they was giving him some help and time then history was defrend, as mick said Maybe we should have helped him more, but i believe and also hear from trusted sources that Andy just wanted him out and not wanted to help him, and i think thats right, why we never hear andy say that he is sad because of what happened to Brian.
I think you and i have defrend meaning of what happens and thats OK, But we have one thing in common, that's our love for sweet.
Stay safe
Rip Brian mick and steve..
Just wondering when this happened I assume this is before the Tower Records "reunion"
Brian Connolly could sing Teenage Rampage ten times better than this guy on the video.
iwas this recorded at CKCK Regina?
Andy does not come across well here. He seems almost morose.
the singer ruined what was a great song interview very good
as i understood it mick and Brian was not the best of friends, i think mick endvie Brian.
Stay safe
Mick loved brian what are talking about?
@@mickwarnie8707
Well if he did that, then i take my words back, its just what i hear and read,, but i think you know that sometimes the media not tell us the truth.
Stay safe
Mick and Brian were friends, Brian was the one who told Mick he'd been kicked out of his previous band, and Brian left that band as well, and they formed The Sweet.
@@anagraham9124 I always thought that it was Steve and Andy who envied Brian, and wanted him out because they thought they have what it took to be the frontman. How wrong were they? Throwing Brian under the bus effectively ended Sweet. A band can survive losing a guitarist or a drummer, but lose the front man ... disaster, end of!
read into something else wrong
That new lead singer makes it sound like something from Rocky Horror Picture Show. Don’t like that
Do I see a glimpse of Andy, Mick or Steve in these stage performances? That rubbish singer is focussed on. What a vocal downhill for Sweet. Yuk!!
Andy look bit Sad...? 😮
I love the original Sweet but this show is beyond terrible.
Terrible voçal, Lets be honest, SWEET was a real toogroup in the years 1970-1980.😮😊
Sort the sound out! Far too low volume...
You should ask for your money back…🙄
come on this show stinks, sound as light milk which stay outside the fridge to long time.
The Sweet.
You need to learn how to edit a video properly before uploading it.
1. Take out that large, distracting logo from the middle of the screen.
2. Turn the volume up so that it's audible.
I agree with your criticisms. But it's Sweet. One word. After they changed their name from Sweetshop to The Sweet, they removed 'The' in 1974 and called themselves and labelled their albums Sweet.✌
@@instantkarma8777
I said exactly what you're saying now in a previous post. Are you sure that you didn't copy my post, you plagiarist?
@@redblade8160 What?? YOU wrote 'The' Sweet. It didn't write itself. I agreed with the rest of your comment I replied to. I don't have the time or inclination to read every comment!! Gee, sorry. I scrolled down 3 comments to get to yours. I'm not of a mind to plagarise anyone thank you very much! I am more than capable of writing my own thoughts in a comment section.
@@instantkarma8777
Don't take it personally; when I said that you were being plagiaristic (copying my post), I'm sure you didn't mean to be. I do know about the "Sweet's" history (name change, etc.).
@@redblade8160 What do you mean you are sure I didn't mean to be [plagaristic]? I didn't read any other post of yours!! You're not that important. I regret agreeing with your criticisms of the footage. Talk about blowing sunshine up your own bum!
We are fans of Sweet. I don't know why you felt the need to be so accusatory. You should never assume dear!!
Ed: I have just read all 111 comments on this clip. There is no other of yours!!! Sober up!
Andy probably was talented but he should not have been part of Sweet.
Brian, Steve and Mick were Sweet and Andy was the nasty intruder
Mick ruled. 😎👍🏻
That new lead singer makes it sound like something from Rocky Horror Picture Show. Don’t like that