Supersweet - late 70's

**mbwhistle** · December 19th, 2002, 12:12 PM

There was a dance song in the late 70's called "Supersweet". One of the lyrics went something like this: "Ah supersweet, your lovin' knocks me off my feet". The woman who sant this song was from the Albany, NY area (I believe). Does anyone know who did it? For some reason, the name Wardell Piper rings a bell, but I am just not definite.

**BrunoRepublic** · December 19th, 2002, 12:29 PM

It is indeed Wardell Piper. And this (along with Patrick Juvet's "I Love America") is one of the most pointlessly loooonnnng tracks ever done until the house era. At five minutes, it would've been decent. But at nine minutes and change, I was sick of this one by the time I'd finished hearing it for the first time.

**Giovanni** · December 20th, 2002, 07:52 PM

Originally Written by Graham Start

It is indeed Wardell Piper. And this (along with Patrick Juvet's "I Love America") is one of the most pointlessly loooonnnng tracks ever done until the house era. At five minutes, it would've been decent. But at nine minutes and change, I was sick of this one by the time I'd finished hearing it for the first time.

Points of view!!!
I really love this track and I could listen to it for a lot more.
I like how the beat grows stronger and never takes off.
Points of view!!! :roll: