MusicBrainz lists 178 distinct song titles by Sweet on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 100 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.
Sweet Songs Starting With #
- “4th of July” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink
Sweet Songs Starting With A
- “A Distinct Lack of Ancient” – first released 1977 on Fever of Love / A Distinct Lack of Ancient (single)
- “AC/DC” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
- “Action” – first released 1975 on Action (single)
- “Alexander Graham Bell” – first released 1971 on Alexander Graham Bell / Spotlight (single)
- “All You’ll Ever Get From Me” – first released 1970 on All You’ll Ever Get From Me / The Juicer (single)
- “Are You Coming to See Me” – first released 2017 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “At Midnight” – first released 1980 on Waters Edge (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With B
- “Ballroom Blitz” – first released 1973 on The Ballroom Blitz (single)
- “Block Buster!” – first released 1973 on Blockbuster! (single)
- “Burn on the Flame” – first released 1974 on The Six Teens (single)
- “Burning” – first released 1973 on Hell Raiser (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With C
- “California Nights” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
- “Call Me” – first released 1979 on Cut Above the Rest (album)
- “Chop Chop” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Cockroach” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “Co‐Co” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Cover Girl” – first released 1978 on Love Is Like Oxygen (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With D
- “Daydream” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Defender” – first released 2015 on Defender (single)
- “Discophony (Dis‐kof‐o‐ne)” – first released 1979 on Cut Above the Rest (album)
- “Distinct Lack of Ancient” – first released 1990 on Off the Record (album)
- “Done Me Wrong Alright” – first released 1971 on Co-Co (single)
- “Dorian Gray” – first released 1979 on Cut Above the Rest (album)
- “Dream On” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With E
- “Everything” – first released 2014 on Sweetlife (album)
- “Eye Games” – first released 1979 on Cut Above the Rest (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With F
- “Fever of Love” – first released 1977 on Fever of Love / A Distinct Lack of Ancient (single)
- “Fountain” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
- “Fox on the Run” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Funny Funny” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With G
- “Get on the Line” – first released 1970 on Get on the Line (single)
- “Getting in the Mood for Love” – first released 1980 on Waters Edge (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With H
- “Healer” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “Heartbreak Today” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
- “Hell Raiser” – first released 1973 on Hell Raiser (single)
- “Honeysuckle Love” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With I
- “I Wanna Be Committed” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “I Wish You Would” – first released 1982 on Identity Crisis (album)
- “Identity Crisis” – first released 1982 on Identity Crisis (album)
- “In to the Night” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
- “It Makes Me Wonder” – first released 1982 on Identity Crisis (album)
- “It’s Lonely Out There” – first released 1968 on Slow Motion / It’s Lonely Out There (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With J
- “Jeanie” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With K
- “Keep It In” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With L
- “Lady Starlight” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Laura Lee” – first released 1977 on Off the Record (album)
- “Lettres d’amour” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
- “Lies in Your Eyes” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “Little Willy” – first released 1972 on Little Willy / Man From Mecca (single)
- “Live for Today” – first released 1977 on Off the Record (album)
- “Love Is Like Oxygen” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With M
- “Man From Mecca” – first released 1972 on Little Willy / Man From Mecca (single)
- “Man With the Golden Arm” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Medusa” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Midnight to Daylight” – first released 1977 on Off the Record (album)
- “Miss Demeanor” – first released 1975 on Fox on the Run (single)
- “Mr. McGallagher” – first released 1970 on Get on the Line (single)
- “My Generation” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With N
- “Need a Lot of Lovin’” – first released 1973 on Blockbuster! (single)
- “Neon Psychedelia” – first released 2014 on Sweetlife (album)
- “New Shoes” – first released 1982 on Identity Crisis (album)
- “New York Connection” – first released 1972 on Wig‐Wam Bam (single)
- “No You Don’t” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With O
- “Own Up” – first released 1980 on Waters Edge (album)
- “Own Up, Take a Look at Yourself” – first released 1974 on Teenage Rampage (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With P
- “Peppermint Twist” – first released 1974 on Peppermint Twist (single)
- “Poppa Joe” – first released 1972 on Poppa Joe / Jeanie (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With R
- “Rebel Rouser” – first released 1974 on Peppermint Twist (single)
- “Reflections” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Restless” – first released 1974 on The Ballroom Blitz (single)
- “Rock & Roll Disgrace” – first released 1973 on The Ballroom Blitz (single)
Sweet Songs Starting With S
- “Santa Monica Sunshine” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Set Me Free” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
- “Silverbird” – first released 1977 on Level Headed (album)
- “Slow Motion” – first released 1968 on Slow Motion / It’s Lonely Out There (single)
- “Solid Gold Brass” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Someone Else Will” – first released 1999 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “Spotlight” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Stairway to the Stars” – first released 1977 on Off the Record (album)
- “Sunny Sleeps Late” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Sweet F.A.” – first released 1974 on Sweet Fanny Adams (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With T
- “The 6‐Teens” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “The Juicer” – first released 1970 on All You’ll Ever Get From Me / The Juicer (single)
- “The Lollipop Man” – first released 1969 on Lollipop Man (single)
- “The Sixteens” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
- “Tall Girls” – first released 2010 on Waters Edge (album)
- “Teenage Rampage” – first released 1974 on Teenage Rampage (single)
- “Time” – first released 1969 on Lollipop Man (single)
- “Tom Tom Turnaround” – first released 1971 on Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (album)
- “Turn It Down” – first released 1974 on Desolation Boulevard (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With W
- “Waters Edge” – first released 1980 on Waters Edge (album)
- “White Mice” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “Why Don’t You Do It to Me” – first released 1977 on Stairway to the Stars / Why Don’t You Do It to Me (single)
- “Wig‐Wam Bam” – first released 1972 on Wig‐Wam Bam (single)
- “Wigwam-Willy Mix” – first released 1985 on Sweet 2th (single)
- “Windy City” – first released 1977 on Off the Record (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With X
- “X‐Ray Spec’s” – first released 2022 on The Answer (album)
Sweet Songs Starting With Y
- “Yesterday’s Rain” – first released 1976 on Give Us a Wink (album)
- “You’re Not Wrong for Loving Me” – first released 1971 on Funny, Funny (single)
Studio Albums
- Funny How Sweet Co‐Co Can Be (1971)
- Desolation Boulevard (1974)
- Sweet Fanny Adams (1974)
- Give Us a Wink (1976)
- Level Headed (1977)
- Off the Record (1977)
- Cut Above the Rest (1979)
- Waters Edge (1980)
- Identity Crisis (1982)
- The Answer (1995)
- Sweetlife (2002)
- Platinum Rare Vol. 2 (2022)
- Full Circle (2024)
How This List Was Compiled
This list is compiled based on the MusicBrainz database for the artist Sweet (UK glam rock band), retrieved on 2026-10-09. It includes 178 distinct song titles that appear on official albums, singles, and EPs. The 100 songs shown here represent a selection from A to Z, choosing titles that appear on the most official releases for each letter. Live versions, remixes, demos, and compilation-only versions are excluded. Duplicate titles have been merged when they appear on multiple releases. The source can be reviewed at the MusicBrainz page: Sweet on MusicBrainz, as well as the Wikipedia article titled The Sweet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct songs does Sweet have according to MusicBrainz?
MusicBrainz lists 178 distinct song titles for Sweet on official albums, singles, and EPs as of the retrieval date.
What is the earliest release year for Sweet’s songs in this list?
The earliest release year noted is 1968, for the songs “It’s Lonely Out There” and “Slow Motion” released as a single.
Which letter has the most song titles listed here?
The letter S has the most song titles in this selection, with 10 songs listed.
Are live or remix versions included in this list?
No, live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions are excluded from this list to focus on official releases.
Final Thoughts
This list provides an overview of Sweet’s songs across decades, showing their releases from the late 1960s through the 2020s. For more detailed discographies or additional information, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia remain the authoritative sources.
The songs listed here reflect the variety and span of Sweet’s recordings, offering a resource for listeners and researchers alike.
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