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Huffington Post Interviewed honeyhoney on their lastest album, " Billy Jack". Back in the day when MTV actually played music videos and Rolling Stone magazine wasn't pocket-sized, a Southern California band named Lone Justice gave birth to a splendid...

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SXSW Exclusive Interview with honeyhoney by The Huffington Post

4/16/2012views: comments (0)

A Conversation with honeyhoney's Suzanne Santo & Ben Jaffe by The Huffington Post: Mike Ragogna : Hey, honeyhoney, our traditional kickoff question seems to involve beverages, so what you're drinking today? Ben Jaffe : This is diet...

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Oregonian Scouts Talent At SXSW: Keep An Ear Out For Honeyhoney!

3/24/2012views: comments (0)

Oregonian scouted SXSW for upcoming talent. Honeyhoney caught their radar. To the size and chaos of SXSW, add the rock stars, and what's a poor new band to do? Play and hope for the best. A music writer hoping to find someone new also hopes for...

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Boston Globe: Live Review

6/1/2011views: comments (0)

MUSIC REVIEW A double dose of tough and tender country-folk April 26, 2011 By Stuart Munro JASON ISBELL and HAYES CARLL At: Brighton Music Hall, Saturday In these still-perilous economic times, it would be hard to think of a better value for your...

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Recent quotes for KMAG YOYO

5/31/2011views: comments (0)

"He spins a yarn with fresh wit, details a failure with unflinching honesty, and everything in between remains admirably cliché-free.” - Los Angeles Times “…extends a worthy Texas tradition: the weathered, hard-drinking, weary but clear-eyed troubadour….”...

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