Podcasts about Honeybus

Thomas Walsh in conversation with David Eastaugh https://pugwashtheband.bandcamp.com/ https://westhampsteadarts.com/events/ Pugwash are an Irish pop band fronted by Drimnagh-born musician Thomas Walsh. Pugwash has released six albums since its debut LP Almond Tea in 1999. Influences on the band's sound are regularly cited as including XTC, Electric Light Orchestra and Jeff Lynne, the Beach Boys, the Kinks, Honeybus and the Beatles, though Walsh dismisses the Beatles comparisons as "lazy"    

In this episode of The Quo-Cast, Jamie Dyer wishes drummer Pete Kircher a happy birthday. He was born on the 21st of January 1945 and turns 80 years old this week. Pete Kircher first rose to prominence as a member of the band Honeybus during the 1970s. In the 1970s, he was a member of Liverpool Express and Original Mirrors. In 1982, he took over from John Coghlan as drummer of Status Quo. He played on two of the band's studio albums, 1+9+8+2 and Back to Back. He would also play at the Birmingham NEC in front of royalty, on the End of the Road tour and at Live Aid. The Quo-Cast is a podcast and YouTube channel dedicated to the legendary British rock band Status Quo. Featuring interviews with fans, tribute bands, and those associated with the band, it covers all things Quo—from tours and albums to singles, solo material and more. Exclusive content such as unboxing, commentary, insights, haul videos, and reviews are also available. Subscribe for early access to discussions, commentary, and interviews. Connect with us via:

Con Nick Waterhouse feat. Leon Bridges, Honeybus, The Spongetones, Utopía, Connie Stevens, Linda Scott, Dinah Washington, Irma Thomas, The Golden Gate Quartet, C.W. Stoneking, Mantovani, Jay & The Americans, Los Machucambos, Johnny Pacheco & Monguito "El Único" Santamaría, Chappottin y sus estrellas con Miguelito Cuni, UNDP Collective Rita Payes & Jordi Matas y Savages.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, caemos una vez más en los 70. Clásicos y melodías de varios tonos y colores. Suenan: COLIN BLUNSTONE - "EXCLUSIVELY FOR ME" ("ENNISMORE", 1972) / HONEYBUS - "BE THOU BY MY SIDE" ("RECITAL", 1973) / CLIFFORD T. WARD - "HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD" ("HOME THOUGHTS", 1973) / SHAUN HARRIS - "I'LL CRY OUT" ("SHAUN HARRIS", 1973) / MIKE D'ABO - "RACHEL'S PLACE ("DOWN AT RACHEL'S PLACE", 1972) / HARRY NILSSON - "TURN ON YOUR RADIO" ("SON OF SCHMILSSON", 1972) / PAMELA POLLAND - "PLEASE MR.DJ" ("PAMELA POLLAND", 1972) / JUDEE SILL - "THE PEARL" ("HEART FOOD", 1973) / MARIA MULDAUR - "MAD MAD ME" ("MARIA MULDAUR", 1973) / JOHN LENNON - "OUT THE BLUE" ("MIND GAMES", 1973) / ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - "BLUEBIRD IS DEAD" ("ON THE THIRD DAY", 1973) / STEALERS WHEEL - "WALTZ (YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE)" ("FERGUSLIE PARK", 1973) / THE KINKS - "SITTING IN MY HOTEL" ("EVERYBODY'S IN SHOWBIZ", 1972) / T.REX - "ELECTRIC SLIM AND THE FACTORY HEN" ("TANX", 1973) / DAVID BOWIE - "THE PRETTIEST STAR" ("ALADDIN SANE", 1973) / Escuchar audio

The Walker Brothers, Honeybus, Solomon Burke, David McWilliams, Los Javaloyas, Los Gatos Negros, Los Sirex, Tony Ronald, Los Huracanes, Los Soberanos, Doctor Explosion, Lead Belly, CCR, The Bee Gees, Dusty Springfield, Rachel Sweet, She & Him, Bobby Charles, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis y Rodney Crowell

Comenzamos el año con suave pop luminoso. Melodías para echar a andar con la cabeza llena de nubes y la sonrisa puesta. Suenan: CANTERBURY MUSIC FESTIVAL - "FIRST SPRING RAIN" ("RISE & SHINE", 1968) / ROGER NICHOLS - "I CAN SEE ONLY YOU" ("ROGER NICHOLS & THE SMALL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS", 1968 / SMOKEY & HIS SISTER - "CREATORS OF RAIN" ("SMOKEY & HIS SISTER", 1967) / MORTIMER - "SINGING TO THE SUNSHINE" ("MORTIMER", 1968) / BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - "IT'S SO HARD TO WAIT" ("LAST TIME AROUND", 1968) / RAINBOW FFOLLY - "GOODBYE" ("SALLIES FFORTH", 1968) / AEROVONS - "WITH HER" ("RESURRECTION", 1969) / BARRY RYAN - THE COLOUR OF MY LOVE" ("SINGS THE SONGS OF PAUL RYAN, "1969) / IDLE RACE - "PLEASE NO MORE SAD SONGS" ("IDLE RACE", 1969) /THE MARMALADE - "CHAINS" ("THERE'S A LOT OF IT ABOUT", 1968) / HONEYBUS - "I REMEMBER CAROLINE" ("STORY", 1970) / THE PANDAMONIUM - "IT'S A LONG TIME" ("UNRELEASED ALBUM", 1969) / THE MOON - "LEBANON" ("THE MOON", 1970) / THE BEACH BOYS - "ALL I WANNA DO" ("SUNFLOWER", 1970) / CRABBY APPLETON - "CATHERINE" ("CRABBY APPLETON", 1970) / SAL VALENTINO - "FRIENDS AND LOVERS" (1969) / Escuchar audio

Atravesamos 4 décadas de pop, con la primera grabación de Apache. el clásico de los Shadows, Honeybus, Gerry and the Pacemakers, y viajamos también a Sudamérica con Tormenta y Jorge Cafrune, para acabar en los 80´s con New York Dolls y Blondie.

In this installment of TPS Reports the Squares discuss stupid commercials, Burger King, vaccinations, Honeybus, David Fincher, "aloneliness", Dumb & Dumber facts and the 1-year anniversary of WoWI. Outro song: "Back To Eden" by The Palmer Squares Smoochie Gang Playlist Term's Album of the Week Playlist Please send questions, stories & whatever else to tpsreportspodcast@gmail.com and feel free to leave us a voicemail at 708-797-3079. SEND PHYSICAL FAN MAIL TO: The Palmer Squares: PO Box 25627 - Chicago IL, 60625 The Palmer Squares on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Patreon & more!  Shop for Official TPS Merchandise

Colin Hare of Honeybus reveals the stories behind their greatest tracks, rarities and solo material. Walking Aphrodisiac (Big Hare, Runfast Records, 2018) The Honeycombs ‎– That Loving Feeling (Single A-side, Pye, 1966) The Honeybus – (Do I Figure) In Your Life (Deram, Single A-side, 1967) The Honeybus – I Can't Let Maggie Go (Deram, Single […] The post Colin Hare – Honeybus appeared first on The Strange Brew.

Music from Smokie, Jeff Beck, The Easybeats, Del Shannon, Elton John, Honeybus, Turtles and even a 'Northern Soul' Triple Play and loads more memory makers.

Dreams, dreaming, and dreamy music is the order of the day. Everything is transforming and reality is realer than ever, and I find myself closing my eyes and dreaming of dinner at my favorite restaurant, a quick browse at the record store, and a stop at the Creamy Whip on the way home. EPISODE #83 of Random Old Records Podcast might not include any Moby Grape this time around, but it's still filled with music dedicated to good dreams and things that make you happy.This trip around the land of nod includes a touch of the psychedelic, plenty of insistent drum beats, sawing strings, soaring synths, a little mysticism, a little drama, and vocal harmonies out the wazoo. You'll hear new and old jams from Once And Future Band, Honeybus, Riki, Yumi Zouma, Wax Idols, The Crabs, John Foxx, Cold Beat, and so much more. In between the songs, you will hear bits from the 1974 movie Mr. Sycamore, a wacky slice of vintage new age nonsense about a man who wants to become a tree. Plant your feet, grab some water, and let this episode be the soundtrack!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #83Released 05/25/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Honeybus - "Story"(Story, Deram 1969)2. Jonathan Gill - "Isandula Road"(Come Join My Orchestra, Grapefruit 2018)3. Ray Whitley - "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"(Looking For Ths Sun, High Moon 2019)4. Cathy Rich - "Darkest Before Dawn"(Let The Good Times In, Teensville 2019)5. Terri Schmidt - "Closer To Your Heart"(Whispers: Lounge Originals, Numero Group 2020)--Mr. Sycamore Part 1!6. Once And Future Band - "Andromeda"(Deleted Scenes, Castle Face 2020)7. Unloved - "Love"(Heartbreak, Heavenly 2019)8. The Catenary Wires - "Tie Me To The Rails"(Til The Morning, Tapete 2019)9. Jeffrey Novak - "Here Comes Snakeman"(Baron In The Trees, In The Red 2012)--Mr. Sycamore Part 2!10. Wax Idols - "Mausoleum"(Happy Ending, Etruscan Gold 2018)11. Katy Goodman and Greta Morgan - "Bastards Of Young"(Take It, It's Yours, Polyvinyl 2016)12. Rays - "Yesterday's Faces"(You Can Get There From Here, Trouble In Mind 2018)13. The Crabs - "Debutante"(What Were Flames Now Smolder, K 1997)14. Lois - "Capital A"(Infinity Plus, K 1996)--Mr. Sycamore Part 3!15. John Foxx - "Europe After The Rain"(The Garden, Virgin 1981)16. Yumi Zouma - "Sage"(Truth Or Consequences, Polyvinyl 2020)17. Cold Beat - "Flat Earth"(Mother, DFA 2020)18. Riki - "Bose Lugen (Body Mix)"(Riki, Dais 2020)19. Gwenno - "Hunros"(Le Kov, Heavenly 2018)

This week, presenter of radio, podcasts and Thronecast Jamie East and Lydon/Tricky biographer Andrew Perry descend into the BigmouthCave. On the menu… THE ONCE AND FUTURE CRINGE: Curb Your Enthusiasm is back after three years. Does the comedy of squirm still work in a more censorious age? And how does Larry David stay away from caricaturing himself? CARRY ON FOLLOW THAT CAMPBELL: Former desert bluesperson and Belle & Sebastianist Isobel Campbell embraces the Laurel Canyon sound on her first solo album in 14 years. Does she wear it well?THE DOILY EXPRESS: Sad-eyed ladies in Biba frocks, pots of Earl Grey, ginger cats, slathers of orchestra and woodwind, Honeybus, Mike Batt and Erasmus Chorum… Will Bob Stanley’s Tea And Symphony: The English Baroque Sound 1968-1974 rehabilitate this neglected sound?Produced and presented by Andrew Harrison and Siân Pattenden. Audio production by Alex Rees. Bigmouth is a Podmasters production. Get every episode of BIGMOUTH a day early, plus the famous EXTRA BIT, when you back us on the crowdfunding platform Patreon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The question on the table is not whether Honeybus, a band largely unknown outside the UK, were any good (they were), but whether they could have been as big as the Beatles.

PETE DELLO AND FRIENDS "Do I Still Figure In Your Life?" Into Your Ears (1971) Got Kinda Lost / Burger Cassette (2018) CS on Burger Records: http://burgerrecords.11spot.com/pete-dello-and-friends-into-your-ears.html LP/CS on Got Kinda Lost Records: https://www.gotkindalost.com/artist/pete-dello Originally issued in 1971 by Nepentha Records—presided over by Kinks/Troggs manager Larry Page—Into Your Ears is the sole full-length offering from Honeybus founder member Pete Dello (assisted by a coterie of close friends).The album is a wonderful, timeless work of incisive, plaintive folk-pop balladry and buoyant, idiosyncratic creations, led along by Dello’s honeyed voice (which eases effortlessly into falsetto) and expertly executed arrangements featuring minor orchestrations. Into Your Ears represents the zenith of Dello’s songwriting, comprised of primarily tunes written specifically for this project (supplemented by a few tracks intended for Honeybus which were re-cut for the occasion). The songwriting reflects a jovial playfulness, but also feelings of intense lovelorn longing, hope, wistfulness and moments that could serve as a great soundtrack to a break-up (with the brightness of delivery never making them ache with depression). Everything on Into Your Ears comes from personal life experiences, even if twisted through a unique prism, with the deep emotions, whimsical moments and orchestration that never clutters the arrangements all achieving perfect balance. But, above all, the songs resonate with a pure dedication to “pop” and beckon you to listen in repetition, until they’re at one with your very existence. There’s something present, timeless and at times nearly indescribable about this very special set of songs that can’t be pinpointed by simple equation. Widely regarded by Honeybus fans, ‘60s-‘70s collectors and anyone who’s happened into its beatific orbit, Into Your Ears is a lost classic deserving of further exposure. RIYL: Ray Brooks, Duncan Browne, John Cale’s Paris 1919, Ray Davies (The Kinks), Bill Fay, Nick Garrie, the early careers of Ralph McTell and Clifford T. Ward, etc.

This week's show features an interview with Kaleido with music from The Rotanas, Piqued Jacks, New Politics, Liily, Mother Mother, Don Broco, Stray Suns, Reel Big Fish, Black Water Greed & Van Rockman's Honeybus! Hosted by Stac Edwards 11/06/2018

Celebrating the release of the new Honeybus reissues that came out in July. They've finally put out the unreleased "Recital" album after 46 years of sitting in Pete Dello's basement.

In an episode first aired on February 3, 2014 DJ host Andrew Sandoval present episode #95 of "Come To The Sunshine." Part one features vinyl singles by: The Candymen; Jameson; The Wildlife; The Yardbirds; Peggy Lee; The MFQ; The McCoys; Vigrass; Judith Durham; Spanky And Our Gang; The Rainy Day Friends; St. George IV; Chaparral Brothers; The Here And Now; Love; The Bad Habit; Mark Wynter; Willie And The Wheels; The Barracuda; Richard Harris. Part two of the program brings the Sunshine artist spotlight to the beautiful baroque pop sounds of the Honeybus, including rare radio recordings, interviews and solo sides by Pete Dello & Friends (including Lace and Red Herring). A full playlist is available at www.cometothesunshine.com

Over at None More Twee, we usually talk about the latest and greatest indie pop around but for this mix, I went back to the roots of twee for a big chunk of bubblegum, added some soul, some crazed glam rock, a few novelty tunes (can never get enough of those) and a track from my favorite punk band, then mixed it up for maximum dance party effectiveness.1. Rick Springfield - We're Gonna Have A Good Time - This early 7T'z rocker comes from an album you need to track down called Mission Magic. I think I've started every mix of the past five years or so with this song.2. Andy Kim - You Got Style - AK may have been a total Neil Diamond wanna-be, but sometimes he equalled his idol. Like here, for example.3. Tommy Roe - Cinnamon - Nothing but love for T-Roe. He's the patron saint of NMT. One listen to this track and you'll know why.4. Geno Washington And The Ram Jam Band - Feeling So Good (Skooby Doo) - Super groovy cover of the Archies' classic by a guy who made some great bubblesoul jams but is also a trained hypnotist and Peter Noone's brother in-law.5. Sylvie Vartan - Garde Moi Dans Ta Poche - She totally destroys the Four Tops' "I Can't Help Myself" with a piledriver beat and some surprisingly tough vocalizing. Check the recent collection on Rev-Ola for more awesome Vartan sounds.6. Little Eva - Get Ready/Uptight - More than a one-hit wonder, Little Eva made some killer records and this is the best of them. Makes me wish someone had signed her to Motown or Stax.7. The Osmonds - Down By The Lazy River - Yeah, the Osmonds! Don't laugh until you hear this jam. It's cheesy but the good kind of cheese, the kind they give out as samples in grocery stores that you can't stop eating even though the staff keeps giving you dirty looks.8. Jacques Dutronc - Le Responsable - Dutronc is a heavy dude and when he gets down to rocking, he's gonna rock you for reals.9. The Messengers - That's The Way A Woman Is - Amazing bubblegum rocker on Motown of all places.10. The Equals - My Life Ain't Easy - Eddy Grant? Eddy Grant! The Equals have few equals when it comes to hard rocking bubblesoul. Few equals...geez.11. Lulu - Love Loves To Love Love - Lulu doesn't get much credit for tearing shit up but she really could. This track features some great Jimmy Page studio weirdness.12. Honeybus - The Breaking Up Scene - My heroes Comet Gain borrowed some of this song for "Villain" way back on Casino Classics. The Honeybus version has some hot guitar action and a footstomping beat. Which is weird because the rest of their output consisted of heartbreakingly beautiful orchestrated pop that's almost on par with the Left Banke.13. Mud - Tiger Feet - You haven't really lived until you've seen the Top of the Pops clip of Mud performing this song. It's like a four minute lecture on why rock & roll is so glorious, only it's way more fun than that. Even without the visuals this song should bring your party to a fever pitch.14. The Saints - Do the Robot - Sometimes people forget that punk rock could be a hell of a lot of fun. Most of the Saints tracks are as serious as death, but this song is a good time jam.15. Bobby Freeman - C'mon And Swim - It's the middle of winter here in Michigan but I reflexively reached for my swimsuit when this track came on. Bobby's just so persuasive!16. The Revillos - Scuba ScubaIf these guys had ever played on a bill with the B52's, it would have been one of the greatest nights in pop history. The only pairing I can think of that would be better is the Archies and the Banana Splits.