Capitol Records

A Taste Of Honey

1 Releases

19 Tracks

A Taste of Honey was an American recording act, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1972 by associates Janice-Marie Johnson and Perry Kibble.

After signing to [l654] when producers/songwriters brothers [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/1506426]Larry & Fonce Mizell[/url] suggested them to the label, they became the first black group to win a Grammy for the Best New Artist category at the 1979 awards.

In 1980, the quartet was reduced to a duo consisting of Johnson and Hazel Payne.

They did a very successful remake of [a=Kyu Sakamoto]'s hit "Sukiyaki", with new English words.

Releases

'Twice As Sweet' cover art

Twice As Sweet

Album

2011-03-02

A Taste Of Honey

Appears on

'Now That's What I Call An Era Disco 1973 > 1980' cover art

Now That's What I Call An Era Disco 1973 > 1980

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2025-11-07

'Now Yearbook Vault '81' cover art

Now Yearbook Vault '81

Album

2025-06-13

'Now Yearbook '78' cover art

Now Yearbook '78

Album

2023-04-28

'Now Boogie Nights: Disco Classics' cover art

Now Boogie Nights: Disco Classics

Album

2021-09-17

'Funk The Disco' cover art

Funk The Disco

Album

2016-10-27

'The Predator' cover art

The Predator

Album

2015

'Count Down To The New Year' cover art

Count Down To The New Year

Album

2010

'Slow Jams - The Definitive Collection' cover art

Slow Jams - The Definitive Collection

Album

2008

'Capitol Disco (31 Disco Tracks From The Capitol Records Archive)' cover art

Capitol Disco (31 Disco Tracks From The Capitol Records Archive)

Album

2007-06-11

'Classic Masters - Series One' cover art

Classic Masters - Series One

Album

2001

Frequent Collaborators

Janice M. Johnson