Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be

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Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be
Studio album by The Sweet
Released	26 November 1971 [1]
Studio	Nova Sound Studios, London
Genre	Bubblegum pop rock glam rock
Length	34:54
Label	RCA Victor
Producer	Phil Wainman
The Sweet chronology
Gimme Dat Ding (1970) Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be (1971) The Sweet's Biggest Hits (1972)
Singles from Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be
"Funny, Funny" Released: 29 January 1971 "Co-Co" Released: 4 June 1971

v t e The Sweet
Brian Connolly Steve Priest Mick Tucker Andy Scott Frank Torpey Mick Stewart
Studio albums	Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be Sweet Fanny Adams Desolation Boulevard Give Us a Wink Off the Record Level Headed Cut Above the Rest Waters Edge Identity Crisis
Live albums	Strung Up Live in Denmark 1976 Live at the Rainbow 1973
Compilation albums	Gimme Dat Ding The Sweet's Biggest Hits The Sweet The Sweet Singles Album Strung Up The Golden Greats The Ballroom Blitz & More Sweet Hits Platinum Rare Action: The Sweet Anthology
Singles	"Funny, Funny" "Co-Co" "Little Willy" "Wig-Wam Bam" "Block Buster!" "The Ballroom Blitz" "The Six Teens" "Peppermint Twist" "Fox on the Run" "Action" "Love Is Like Oxygen"
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