Sweet had 5 top 40 hits,4 made the top 10. The only one that didn't was Action #20 in 1976.
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Their first top 40 hit I Can Take Care Of Myself is a much better song.
Twilley passed away just recently. His song Girls hit #16 in 1984 thanks in part to Tom Petty who produced and sang backround vocals on the record.
Romancing The Stone #26 in 1984. His first top 40 appearance was as a member of the group The Equals. They peaked at #32 in 1968 with a song called Baby Come Back. Sirius/XM's 60's Gold plays it on occasion.
Good one!
I will add, the LP containing it, Tommy Tutone 2, is fairly solid throughout.
CycloneErik
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Another example of steady chart success in UK (solo and with Tubeway Army), but in US ... this is the biggie!
Posting both the video version and remastered from '09.
Another example of steady chart success in UK (solo and with Tubeway Army), but in US ... this is the biggie!
Posting both the video version and remastered from '09.
I have removed my Men Without Hats post so as not to irritate the Grand Poobahs of One Hitterdom. I'm getting the hell out of here before their wrath descends upon me like the plague of plaintiff's attorneys who sued Donny Iris right out of the music business.
Consistent singles charting in home-base of Australia … roughly 14 top 100, in band's first decade.
Across the full spectrum, especially US, a one-hit.
Across the full spectrum, especially US, a one-hit.