Honey Ltd.

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The Warrior 00:00 Tools
Silk & Honey 00:00 Tools
Tomorrow Your Heart 00:00 Tools
I've Got Your Man 00:00 Tools
No, You Are 00:00 Tools
Louie Louie 00:00 Tools
come down 00:00 Tools
For Your Mind 00:00 Tools
Eli's Coming 00:00 Tools
Love, The Devil 00:00 Tools
Silver Threads And Golden Needles 00:00 Tools
I'm So Glad 00:00 Tools
Not For Me 00:00 Tools
Silk 'N Honey 00:00 Tools
Silk 'n' Honey 00:00 Tools
no you are 00:00 Tools
Dusty Roads 00:00 Tools
Louie Louie (LH Intro) 00:00 Tools
I've Got a Secret 00:00 Tools
Silk'n Honey 00:00 Tools
Tomorrow, Your Heart 00:00 Tools
Eli's Comin' (45) 00:00 Tools
Lo and Behold 00:00 Tools
Anyone Who Had A Heart 00:00 Tools
Give a Hand 00:00 Tools
Louie, Louie (Lee Hazlewood Intro) 00:00 Tools
You Go Your Way 00:00 Tools
Hello L.A., Goodbye Birmingham 00:00 Tools
Could You 00:00 Tools
Take It and Smile 00:00 Tools
My Man Sunshine 00:00 Tools
Louie, Louie (No Lee Intro) 00:00 Tools
So Tired (Vanishing Pt. Sndtrack) 00:00 Tools
Heartbreak Boulevard 00:00 Tools
Come Down (Live) 00:00 Tools
silk and honey 00:00 Tools
Silk'n'Honey 00:00 Tools
So Tired 00:00 Tools
No,you Are 00:00 Tools
Louie, Louie (promo version with Lee Hazlewood intro) 00:00 Tools
The Warriou 00:00 Tools
Not For Me [Backing Track] 00:00 Tools
Louie, Louie (w/ Hazlewood intro) 00:00 Tools
honey ltd. - the warrior 00:00 Tools
honey ltd. - silk & honey 00:00 Tools
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The Honey Ltd. were a 60s Phil Spector-ish girl group that emerged from Lee Hazlewood's studio. They only released one album, which is now difficult to track down. The band's singles, however, are well known. The band later turned into Eve and produced an album which was much less obscure and more highly recognized. However, a compilation called "The Complete LHI Recordings" were released in 2013, including the album and some singles. "Though the band remembers Lee Hazlewood at one point telling them the album was pressed, in boxes, and ready to be distributed, to this day less than a handful of copies have ever been located, and this album goes on the very shortest list of rarest major label releases, along with “The Groop” and The Tokens’ “Intercourse.” The album itself doesn’t have the appearance of something intended for actual release, as it is in mono and has only 8 songs (totalling barely over 20 minutes.) Nonetheless, it’s excellent, as good a girl group record as I’ve heard, one that has enough of a rock edge to appeal to fans of garage rock and light psych. They later changed their name to Eve, and released a less interesting but much easier to find album for the label. Hazelwood, notoriously silent and difficult, has never shed any light on the reason for this album’s rarity." http://www.lysergia.com/AcidArchives/lamaArchiveH.htm Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.