Sweet Fanny Adams

Marbles In A Cemetery
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1. Neighbours From Hell - Dedicated to Mr & Mrs Tantrum, that really is very nearly their name. Just be thankful you don’t live next door
2. Bathroom Floor – Crying alone on the bathroom floor? Come on, you’ve all done it!
3. Will You Remember Her Name? – Sweet FA means something completely different these days so sadly you probably don’t
4. Bobby Anne Davie – real story, only the names have been changed!
5. Call To Arms – It’s a battle cry, stand up and be counted!
6. Sweet Store – Even when you’ve got the lot you still want more
7. Queue To Die – Ever sat in a NHS hospital casualty department? Then you’ll understand
8. Who’s Hot? – How come Joe Average is automatically hot if he’s in a band?
9. Theatre Of Pain – Dedicated to Holybourne Theatre who sold their soul
10. Bobby Anne Davie (acoustic) – Without all the noisy drums and guitars!
"Sweet FA's biggest strength is a supreme effort for their stage show, and this performance was no exception! Smoke, special effects and a strange cameo appearance made their show a mixture between brilliant and frightening!" Lounge Bar, Alton
"Grandiose gothic pop punk" Tim Benson, Opus Studio
"I love the band's whole slightly demented,yet vunerable visual approach. 'Marbles In A Cemetery'is my favorite. I think it perfectly reflects the attitude and esthetic of the band" Tommy McWilliams [Lauren Harris]
"I like the Who's Hot song. I know some people like that. Ha ha" Betty Curse
"Like the bastard child of Avril Lavigne and Alice Cooper, definitely check em out!" Chas Byrne, The Rock Show, Delta FM
"Sweet FA were the opening band and packed atmosphere into their set from the outset. They are always putting on a show as opposed to running through some songs and this time was no exception. The costume-laden patriarch was dashing around the patrons handing out sweets mid-set with no qualms being held about accepting sweets from strangers from those fortunate enough to receive his gifts. The songs they perform of their own are well structured and written. The addition of keyboards makes for a good distinction from other bands in the area and their confidence seems to be growing with every performance" - The Lounge Bar, Alton
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SWEET FA - Bobby Anne Davie
Live at the Lounge Bar 19 Sep 08
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Sweet FA In The Studio - part two

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@The Lounge Bar, Alton 11/05/07
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In 1867 the name Fanny Adams made sensational headlines, creating a wave of horror, revulsion and pity as on Saturday 24 August 1867 little Fanny Adams was brutally murdered
Nothing much ever happened to disturb the rural Hampshire community of Alton: certainly none of the inhabitants could recall a local murder during their lifetime.
So Fanny's mother, Harriet Adams, probably thought it quite safe for three small children to wander off alone towards Flood Meadow, just 400 yards from their home in Tan House Lane...
[click on the poster to the right to find out more]