Voice of the Beehive Honey Lingers European Lp
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Description
it is a record ...catalog# LONX 302 ... made in: the Uk
Tracklist
A1 Monsters And Angels Mixed By – Julian Mendelsohn Producer – Alan Tarney A2 Adonis Blue Producer – Phil Harding & Ian Curnow A3 I Think I Love You Producer – Don Was A4 Look At Me Producer – Pat Collier A5 Beauty To My Eyes Producer – Pat Collier B1 Just Like You Engineer – Darren Allison Producer – Leigh Gorman B2 Little Gods Producer – Hugh Jones B3 I'm Shooting Cupid Producer – Gary Langan B4 Say It Producer – Hugh Jones B5 Perfect Place Producer – Alan Tarney
The colorful pop group Voice of the Beehive was led by sisters Tracey Bryn and Melissa Brooke Belland, California natives whose father Bruce Belland was a member of the chart-topping 1950s vocal group the Four Preps. After a showbiz childhood which included roles in a number of television commercials, elder sister Tracey eventually relocated to London; Melissa later joined her overseas, where they became regular hangers-on in the British rock scene. After appearing on Bill Drummond's 1987 solo LP The Man, they formed Voice of the Beehive, taking the name from a Bette Davis film.
Adding guitarist Mike Jones as well as Madness alumni Mark Bedford on bass and Daniel Woodgate on drums, the band recorded its initial demos, releasing their first singles "Just a City," "I Say Nothing" and "I Walk the Earth" and earning favorable comparisons to Blondie and the Bangles. After Bedford exited to form Butterfield 8, Voice of the Beehive recruited Martin Brett to record their debut Let It Bee, which scored U.K. hits with "Don't Call Me Baby" and "The Man in the Moon." 1991's Honey Lingers also proved successful, notching the hits "Monsters and Angels," "I Think I Love You" and "Perfect Place."
A long hiatus followed, however, as the band began to fragment; soon, only the Belland sisters remained, and Voice of the Beehive was dropped by its label. After a series of personal traumas, they returned to California to begin writing new material, resurfacing in 1996 with the cathartic Sex & Misery (original title: Disastrous Relationships, Disillusionment, Depression & Death). The album's first single, "Scary Kisses," earned Voice of the Beehive their biggest American hit to date.
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