Sweet Dreams Lullabies

Sweet Dreams were an English studio group formed in 1974, initially consisting of session backing vocalist Polly Brown and Tony Jackson. The group's breakthrough came with their cover of ABBA's "Honey Honey", produced by Ron Roker and Gerry Shury. Released in July 1974, the single broke into the UK top 50 at number 46 and peaked at number 10 by the end of August. It also reached number 14 in Ireland and charted in Germany and the US. To flesh out their live performances, Sweet Dreams employed members from Love Lane, the house band at Birmingham's La Dolce Vita club. Their debut album, We'll Be Your Music, was released in 1975. In 1976, Polly Brown and Tony Jackson took part in the A Song for Europe contest with "Love Kiss and Run", finishing fourth. Sweet Dreams called it a day in 1977, but they continued to work as solo artists.