- Hare pla**** a few gigs with a
completely new
Honeybus line-up
minus Dello.
Surviving members of
Honeybus were
briefly reunited for a
Dutch television...
-
successful work with
Honeybus survives in the form of two albums,
March Hare (credited to
Colin Hare, the
rhythm guitarist with
Honeybus) and Into Your Ears...
- This led onto him
forming Honeybus, with whom he
scored the hit
single "I Can't Let
Maggie Go" in 1968.
Quickly leaving Honeybus rather than tour and promote...
-
Odessey and
Oracle (1968), McCartney's
contributions to The
Beatles (1968),
Honeybus'
single "I Can't Let
Maggie Go" (1968),
Scott Walker's
chamber pop, and...
- W**** Of The Sixties". Sixtiescity.net.
Retrieved 27 June 2019. "
Honeybus -
Honeybus At
Their Best". Discogs.com.
Retrieved 15
October 2018. "Nimble Bread...
- album), 1991 Story: 25
Years of Hits, by Pet Shop Boys, 2009 Story, by
Honeybus, 1970 Story, by NEWS, 2020 Story, by Yesung, 2019 A Story, by Yoko Ono...
- an end to the "Frantic Four" lineup. He was
replaced by Pete
Kircher of
Honeybus fame,
while keyboardist Andy Bown, who had been
working with the band as...
- 1946, Combe, near Bath, Somerset) –
guitar and vocals. Later, he
formed Honeybus and
changed his name to
Colin Hare. Rod
Butler (born
Rodney Butler, 27...
- The
Highwaymen The Holy
Modal Rounders The
Hollies The
Hollywood Argyles Honeybus The
Honeycombs Horst Jankowski Howard Tate Howlin' Wolf H.P. Lovecraft...
- XTC,
Electric Light Orchestra and Jeff Lynne, the
Beach Boys, the Kinks,
Honeybus and the Beatles,
though Walsh dismisses the
Beatles comparisons as "lazy"...
