The Honeydogs

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The Honeydogs
Origin Saint Paul, Minnesota
Genres Indie
Years active 1994–present
Labels United Musicians
Mercury Records
Members
Adam Levy
Noah Levy
Trent Norton
Brian Halverson
Peter J. Sands
Peter Anderson
Jeff Victor

The Honeydogs is a band from Saint Paul, Minnesota that opened at First Avenue in 1994.

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[edit] History

When the band first started, the crowds that attended their concerts were small, but now the band is able to atrract large crowds. The reason for their growing popularity is because they signed with the major record label Mercury Records.[1]

[edit] Film

Adam Levy and producer Rick Fuller worked together to make a film version of the album 10,000 Years which is a feature length music video.[2]

[edit] Musicians

  • Adam Levy, singer-songwriter, guitars, piano, keyboards
  • Trent Norton, bass, vocals
  • Brian Halverson, guitars, vocals
  • Peter J. Sands, piano, keyboards, organ
  • Peter Anderson, drums, vocals, percussion
  • John Fields, producer[3]

[edit] Discography

  • The Honeydogs, 1995
  • Everything, I Bet You, 1996
  • Seen a Ghost, 1997
  • Here's Luck, 2000
  • Island of Misfits, 2001
  • 10,000 Years, 2003
  • Amygdala, 2006
  • Can't Feel the Beating, 2008
  • Sunshine Committee, 2009

[edit] Other recordings

  • Minneapolis Does Denver, 'Back Home Again',1995

[edit] Reception

Lauree Guyer of Glide Magazine said that all of the songs in the band's albums are high quality.[4]

[edit] References


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