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The Golden Greats
Compilation album by Sweet
Released October 1977
Genre Rock
Length 42:34
Label RCA Records
Producer Sweet, Phil Wainman, Mike Chapman, Nicky Chinn
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Sweet chronology
Off the Record
(1977)		 The Golden Greats
(1977)		 Level Headed
(1978)

The Golden Greats (1977) is a greatest hits album by Sweet.

Track listing

Side one

  1. "Block Buster!"
  2. "Hellraiser"
  3. "The Ballroom Blitz"
  4. "Teenage Rampage"
  5. "The Six Teens"
  6. "Turn It Down"

Written by Nicky Chinn/Mike Chapman. Track 1 - 4 produced by Phil Wainman. Tracks 5 & 6 produced by Nicky Chinn/Mike Chapman.

Side two

  1. "Fox on the Run"
  2. "Action"
  3. "The Lies in Your Eyes"
  4. "Lost Angels"
  5. "Fever of Love"
  6. "Stairway to the Stars"

Written and Produced by Sweet.

v • d • e
Sweet
Brian Connolly • Andy Scott • Steve Priest • Mick Tucker
Frank Torpey • Mick Stewart
Studio albums
Live albums
Strung Up • Rock Concert • Live in Denmark 1976 • Live at the Rainbow 1973
Compilation albums
Gimme Dat Ding • The Sweet's Biggest Hits • Poppa Joe • The Sweet • Lo Mejor De The Sweet • Sweet and Middle of the Road • The Sweet Singles Album • Strung Up • The Golden Greats • The Sweet • Teenage Rampage • Sweet 16 - It's It's... Sweet's Hits • Starke Zeiten • Gold - 20 Superhits • Ballroom Hitz - The Very Best of Sweet • The Ballroom Blitz & More Sweet Hits • The Very Best of Sweet • Action: The Sweet Anthology
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