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Sweet Things

Georgie Fame · 1966

12 tracks · jazz fusion · soul

A vibrant blend of soul, jazz, and rhythm & blues that captures the essence of mid-60s British pop.

Sweet Things is an album by Georgie Fame, released in 1966. A vibrant blend of soul, jazz, and rhythm & blues that captures the essence of mid-60s British pop. The album features the hit single 'Get Away,' which reached number three on the UK Singles Chart, showcasing Fame's commercial appeal. Additionally, its mix of jazz and soul influences helped pave the way for future British artists exploring similar sounds during the burgeoning music scene of the late 60s. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Sweet Things sound like?

A vibrant blend of soul, jazz, and rhythm & blues that captures the essence of mid-60s British pop. Rooted in jazz fusion and soul.

What makes Sweet Things by Georgie Fame notable?

The album features the hit single 'Get Away,' which reached number three on the UK Singles Chart, showcasing Fame's commercial appeal. Additionally, its mix of jazz and soul influences helped pave the way for future British artists exploring similar sounds during the burgeoning music scene of the late 60s. 'Sweet Things' was Georgie Fame's second album, following his successful debut 'Fame at Last' in 1965. By this point, Fame had established himself as a key figure in the British rhythm and blues scene, with this release solidifying his reputation as a versatile artist capable of blending various genres.

How many songs are on Sweet Things?

Sweet Things has 12 tracks.

Tracklist

12 tracks

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Sweet Thing Standout
  • 2 See Saw
  • 3 Ride Your Pony Standout
  • 4 Funny How Time Slips Away
  • 5 Sitting in the Park Standout
  • 6 Dr. Kitch
  • 7 My Girl
  • 8 Music Talk
  • 9 The In Crowd
  • 10 The World Is Round
  • 11 The Whole World's Shaking
  • 12 Last Night

Release Date

January 1, 1966

Genre

jazz fusion, soul

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Artist Origin

United Kingdom