Sugar Baby Love
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Sugar Baby Love, released in 1974, was a popular song by The Rubettes. It is in the bubblegum pop genre.
Written by Wayne Bickerton and Tony Warrington and produced by Wayne Bickerton, Sugar Baby Love was the bands one and only number one single in the UK, spending four weeks at the top of the chart in May 1974.
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In early June of 2006, the Rubettes' song "Sugar Baby Love" was featured in an animated French AIDS-Awareness video, directed by Wilfred Brimo and released by the NGO AIDES. The video, also known as "Sugar Baby Love", follows the trek of a homosexual boy on a quest for love. Although slightly mature, showing near-nudity and a few scenes of non-graphic sex between males, the video strikes strong with its message to "Live Long Enough to Find the Right One".
| Preceded by "Waterloo" by ABBA |
UK number one single May 18, 1974 |
Succeeded by "The Streak" by Ray Stevens |
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