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Why “How Does It Feel” Remains a Hidden Classic in Slade’s Catalog

Slade released the single “How Does It Feel”, a significant and somewhat unexpected turn in the band’s career. Written by Jim Lea (music) and Noddy Holder (lyrics), this track marked…
Posted by old November 13, 2025
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How “Gudbuy T’Jane” Captured the Essence of Slade’s Live Power

Slade released the single “Gudbuy T’Jane”, a blistering glam-rock anthem that showcases the band’s raw energy, catchy hooks and larger-than-life persona. According to the official record, the song was written…
Posted by old November 13, 2025
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How Slade Broke Records with “Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me” and Glam Rock Swagger

When Slade released their single “Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me” in June 1973, they didn’t just deliver another hit—they delivered a statement. The band, led by vocalist Noddy Holder and bassist/keyboardist…
Posted by old November 11, 2025
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How Sweet’s “Action” Captured the Frustration and Fun of the Music Industry

When the British glam-rock band Sweet dropped the single “Action” in July 1975, they did more than just release another chart-track—they unleashed a song that captured their own edgy take…
Posted by old November 11, 2025
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Exploring the Glam-Pop Magic of The Sweet’s Hit Single Little Willy

“Little Willy” is a high-energy glam-pop single released by the British band The Sweet in 1972 (UK) and January 1973 (US). Written by the hit-songwriting duo Nicky Chinn & Mike…
Posted by old November 10, 2025
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From Crash to Comeback: Slade’s “My Friend Stan” and the Band’s Resilience

Released on 28 September 1973, “My Friend Stan” is a single by British glam rock band Slade and the lead single from their album Old New Borrowed and Blue. The…
Posted by old November 10, 2025
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Why “Love Is Like Oxygen” Remains One of the ’70s Most Underrated Classics

“Love Is Like Oxygen” became one of Sweet’s most acclaimed and musically ambitious songs. Known for their glam rock hits like “Blockbuster” and “Ballroom Blitz”, the band took a bold…
Posted by old November 7, 2025
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How Slade Turned Rock Rebellion into Chart Magic with “Look Wot You Dun”

“Look Wot You Dun” marked another glittering success for the British glam rock giants Slade. Following the chart-topping “Coz I Luv You”, this single cemented the band’s reputation for crafting…
Posted by old November 7, 2025
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“Blockbuster”: The Song That Defined Sweet’s Glam Rock Legacy

British glam rock band Sweet unleashed “Blockbuster”, a song that captured the wild spirit of an entire era. Written and produced by the hit-making duo Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn,…
Posted by old November 6, 2025
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The Glam Rock Survivors: Slade’s Triumphant Return with “Run Runaway”

Released in 1983, “Run Runaway” marked a massive comeback for British rock legends Slade. After dominating the early 1970s with glam rock classics like “Cum On Feel the Noize” and…
Posted by old November 6, 2025

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