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Artist description
The Honey Hush sounds like Southern Culture
on the Skids on a train through the hollows of
West Virginia with a young Phil Spector as the
coal porter & X working the throttle.
The twangy R&B of Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Charlie Rich & Dan Penn
tag along for the ride |
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Music Style
Garage Country |
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Artist History
The Honey Hush were formed in September 2002 in
Lincoln, Nebraska. Charles Lieurance, ex singer
& songwriter for The Black Dahlias, returned from
Chicago after that band imploded & hooked up with
Tery Daly who’s been recording his own music for
twenty years (as Starboy & Creatures of Habit).
The two conjured up a musical vision that satisfied
Lieurance’s need for deep, dank hoodoo and
drunken country slop & Daly’s predilection for
pure pop music.
The Honey Hush’s music sounds like Southern
Culture on the Skids on a train through the
hollows of West Virginia with a young Phil
Spector as the coal porter & X working the
throttle. The twangy R&B of Charlie Rich &
Dan Penn gets goosed in the ass by the pop
harmonies of Lieurance, Daly & and the lovely
Kristen Bailey (of the all girl garage queens,
Mister Baby & The Black Dahlias). Joining forces
with these three are Eric Aspergren (The Trendies
& The Post Trendies) on bass and Sean Moon
(Blue 88, Rockgodz, and, most recently, bronco)
beating on the drums.
The Honey Hush has already opened for Slobberbone,
Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys, and The Bangs. |
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Group Members
Charles Lieurance - Lead Vocals
Kristen Bailey - Vocals, Saw, Tambourine
Tery Daly - Guitar, Vocals
Eric Aspengren - Bass
Sean Moon - Drums |
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Location
Lincoln, NE - USA |
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