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Brian Connolly (Sweet) – Don’t You Know A Lady

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Introduction

“Don’t You Know A Lady” showcases Brian Connolly’s distinctive vocal talent outside his famous work with Sweet. Released during his solo career after leaving the glam rock band, this track blends rock sensibilities with Connolly’s unmistakable voice.

The song captures that special magic that made Connolly a standout performer – powerful vocals with just the right amount of grit and emotion. While not as widely known as Sweet’s massive hits like “Ballroom Blitz” or “Fox on the Run,” this solo effort demonstrates his continued musical evolution and artistic vision.

For fans of 70s glam rock and Sweet, this track offers a fascinating glimpse into Connolly’s solo journey and musical identity beyond his famous band.

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