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Who Were The Honeybees On Garrison?

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Any ideas?

I am convinced they were not the Fontana incarnations (of which there were two groups).

In fact I think they may have been some local Detroit touring backing singers that Edwin Starr put together with his then tour manager Don Mancha?

This would explain the writer credits at least.

Anyone know for sure?

Also what's the story on Garrison 3004 being a Billy Prophet 45? I saw this on Uncle Dave Rimmers site? Again anyone have any info on this?

Thanks

Steve

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  • Pete S
    Pete S

    Okay here's the info you wanted. Lead singer is Barbara Ann Williams. She is the sister of Juanita Williams of Golden World fame. Information from her nephew. I thank you.

  • Robbk
    Robbk

    Nor me. I have a hard time believing that The Andantes would have recorded a couple of songs as the "feature group", under a false name, while under contract to Motown in 1966 or 1967.

  • Pete S
    Pete S

    The Honeybees on Garrison sounds like it has a different lead vocalist for either side, Never In A Million Years singer is far less harsh than the other side's vocalist. Both great though.

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