Sweet - 'No You Don't', Musikladen 11.11.1974 (OFFICIAL)

Sweet's lost German concert! Filmed in 1974 during rehearsals for a TV show that was never broadcast, this is a unique recording showing the band's raw energy and musicianship. The whole concert is available on the DVD "Sweet Action".
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[bobloblaw]

I'm 62, this band is in the top 5 all time favorites for me.

[crimson_sunn]

These live performances at Musikladen really show how great of a drummer Mick is, very underrated for his advanced and unique skills. They were pioneers, looking through each year of their music it was always changing, going from pop to hard rock, and they kept the fun glam rock look throughout all of it too. RIP

[gregfloh]

No Ballroom blitz and Co-Co pop music. Sweet was a real rock band.

[sparkesman]

Sweet never got the praise that they band

[pleun]

This version is really excellent ❤ good to see Sweet is still loved ❤ hi from holland to all Sweet fans ❤

[bradleyferrier]

I love the way Steve's vocals lead straight into Brian's.
This is a seriously fucking good song.

[GORGOROTH]

The one handed drum roll whilst twirling a drum stick at the 1:22 mark is the stuff of legends...RIP Mick...and Brian...and Steve..

[digitalporch]

Mick Tucker, criminally underrated drummer.

[pauleuro]

The Sweet were musically so far ahead of their time.

[StrdFrgman]

So true. Imagine today’s equipment, and recording methods. The WHOLE BAND was ahead of it’s time!!!🤘🕊❤️🤘

[phillarsson]

Andy Scott, last man standing... RIP Steve Priest

[TELFORD]

Mick Tuckers drumming style and timing is impeccable.

[melissaj]

I never get tired of watching this video. I've been a fan since I was 9 years old (1974) and only heard their popular songs. Fox on the Run was my favourite, now its No You Don't. Definitely the most underrated band of their era.

[Deer]

They ALL have equally great voices. Brian and Steve sound similar and amazing together.

[adammozsolics]

This thing called TALENT

Sweet never dies!

[brandonio_granger]

Thee most underrated band of the 70's !!!!

[TELFORD]

I could watch Mick Tucker on the drums all day.  I've seen some very good drummers in my time.  Mick was up there with the very best. His style of drumming was pure class. He was one of a kind in my view.

[usborn]

I can't understand why there are rap performers in the Rock and Roll hall of fame and not these guys. I read why the say some rap or hip hop performers in the hall but come on. They are in Rock hall but is Rock in rap hall of fame? hell no. They should be in.

[adrianlang]

How good is this?

Bloody superb. A band on fire.
4 part harmonies. Not many bands did that and played heavy rock. Clever.

[andybaginski]

Andy Scott’s guitar tone and sustain was out of this world during this show.