Squeeze's 1982 album "Sweets from a Stranger" marked a transition in their sound, incorporating more polished production while retaining their characteristic lyrical wit. The album produced the single "Black Coffee in Bed," which became one of their most enduring hits.
- "Sweets from a Stranger" was recorded at Olympic Studios in Barnes, London, with producer John Wood, who had previously worked with the band on their debut album.
- The album reached number 3 on the UK Albums Chart, making it a commercial success during a period of shifting musical trends.
- In 2017, the album was reissued by UMC in a remastered edition, including bonus tracks and B-sides from the era.
Squeeze is a British new wave and rock band formed in 1974. They are best known for their intricate songwriting and blend of pop sensibilities with lyrical depth.
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