Sweet Marriage

Sweet Marriage was a rock band from Manchester formed in 1968. They were fronted by lead singer Tony Merrick, formerly a solo artist on Columbia, who released a couple of singles in 1966. The group included Keith Lawless on bass, Tony MacDonald on drums and two lead guitarists - Ron Walker and Alan Doyle. The group only released one single in 1969, before splitting up in 1970.
(read more on Manchester Beat)
==Links to Peel==
The short-lived (1968-1970) Manchester band Sweet Marriage were one of the more obscure outfits to have recorded a Peel session in the late 1960s. There are alleged to be eight unreleased tracks by Sweet Marriage produced by John Peel and his producer John Walters in 1968-9. The group's session songs, 'Mort' and 'Titania', were included in the compilation album, John Peel Presents Top Gear, released in 1969.
==Sessions==
1. Recorded: 1969-08-11. First Broadcast: 17 August 1969. Repeated: 08 November 1969
*Titania / Mort / Annie's Sister
==Other Shows Played==
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*25 October 1969: Titania (v/a LP - John Peel Presents Top Gear) BBC
==External Links==
*Manchester Beat
*Discogs
Category:Artists