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A Taste of Honey
A Taste of Honey was an R&B band best known for their disco-influenced 1978 hit
single “Boogie Oogie Oogie” and for being the first black group to win a Best
New Artist Grammy (1979). They also scored a hit single with their 1980 cover of
“Sukiyaki”, formerly a hit nearly 20 years earlier for Japanese pop singer Kyu
Sakamoto. A Taste Of Honey was formed in 1971 by singer, songwriter and bassist
Janice-Marie Johnson and keyboardist, songwriter, and producer Perry Kibble. The
duo recruited a few different members over the years, finally settling in 1976
with the best known line-up ...
Rescue MeA Taste of Honey
Twice As Sweet
Can You See the LightA Taste of Honey and Brass Construction
The Best Of Brass Construction : Movin' & Changin'
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Movin'A Taste of Honey and Brass Construction
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Boogie Oogie OogieA Taste of Honey
Let's Disco
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Sukiyaki
A Taste of HoneyTwice As Sweet
Boogie Oogie OogieBen Liebrand and A Taste of Honey
A Taste of Honey
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