Steve Priest was an English musician best known as the bassist and co-founder of the glam rock band Sweet, formed in 1968. The band gained prominence in the 1970s with their distinctive blend of glam rock and pop, characterized by catchy melodies and theatrical performances. Priest was known for his flamboyant stage presence and distinctive voice, contributing to the band's unique sound. Sweet achieved significant commercial success with hits like "Ballroom Blitz," "Fox on the Run," and "Little Willy." Their 1973 album "Desolation Boulevard" and its follow-up "Sweet Fanny Adams" solidified their status in the glam rock genre. The band’s music, often marked by its infectious hooks and harmonies, influenced numerous artists and contributed to the glam rock movement's cultural impact. Priest's work with Sweet helped define the glam rock aesthetic, influencing bands across various genres, including punk and metal. After the band disbanded in the early 1980s, Priest continued to perform and record music, maintaining a loyal fan base. He passed away on June 4, 2020, leaving behind a legacy that celebrates the vibrant and flamboyant spirit of glam rock.