Well, with David Coverdale's retirement this week, there's no better time to turn our SuperstarWeek spotlight on Whitesnake. We kick things off with the Zepplin-esq classic- Judgement Day

We bid a fond farewell to Sweet with a rocker that really lives up to it's title- Action!

Sweet with one of their early hits, which they probably couldn't play today- Wig Wam Bam

Sweet with their last big chart topper today. Enjoy with me the classic- Love Is Like Oxygen

Sweet was another band that dealt with competing versions of the band when the members broke up, carrying on with their own splinter version. Enjoy with me the classic- Fox On The Run

Probably Sweet's biggest hit. The famous opening by lead singer Brian Connolly , introducing the band consisting of Steve Priest on Bass, Andy Scott on Guitar & Mick Tucker on Drums (Andy being the last living member.) Based on an actual incident- The Ballroom Blitz

Sweet started out with a more Bubble Gum sound before truly embracing Glam. Here they are with their infamous early hit- Little Willy

This Superstar Week shines the light on Glam Rock Royalty Sweet! (Or "The Sweet" as the were originally known before dropping the "The." We'll be refering to them as just Sweet this week for all intents.) We kick off with a doozy- BLOCKBUSTER!

We bid a fond farewell to Grace Slick this SuperstarWeek, with probably one of my favorites of her solo catalog. From her final album, Software- Through The Window

1984 and Grace Slick was back with her final solo album, this time- like all 60/70's rockers of the time- fully embraced the 80s synth sound. The results were pretty satisfactory . Grace went back to her roots for more "social commentary" on this album, but I prefer the quiet introspective- Habits