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Does anyone know anything about Sharon Cash who sang [[briefly) with
Honey Cone? I believe as the lead singer. I can't find much on her, how much
she recorded with the group other than two songs and if there's any pics of
her with the group. I liked her voice as I remember.
I know of two songs on which Cash sang lead for The Honey Cone--"The Truth Will Come Out" and "Somebody Is Always Messing Up a Good Thing." I don't have any further information about her, though.
Thanks, sans. There seems to be little info. about her stint in Honey Cone on the net.Quote:
Originally Posted by sansradio
With some digging, I did find she has an LP/CD offered on Amazon for about $20, though none are currently available. Her gig in Honey Cone appears to be very brief. I
wonder if they even did any live shows? Can't find any pics of her with the group. I wonder if her 2 songs with Honey Cone was sort of a trial and when they didn't hit big, they just let the group go?
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I wish I still had my 4-albums-on-two-discs compilation CD of their Hot Wax LPs; I seem to remember the liner notes discussing her tenure with them in some depth. [When I digitized, I gave most of my physical music the heave-ho.]Quote:
Originally Posted by lakeside
I really love THE TRUTH WILL COME OUT. When I first heard it, my first thought was "Gosh, Edna's voice changed." I didn't realize she wasn't on the recording.
Ditto, reese! I thought Edna might have been tipsy. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by reese
None of the ladies in Honey Cone are on the Sharon Cash Disk.
Gotta say that like the Supremes, my beloved Honey Cone were established with an iconic and extraordinary lead vocalist. In the case of Honey Cone, without Edna Wright's lead vocals they were just another talented group.
As big a fan as I am of the Cone, I was not aware of this. I thought that all lead vocals were Edna's.
I agree! While Sharon Cash sounds great on "Somebody Is Always Messing Up A Good Thing"/"The Truth Will Come Out", it just wasn't the same without Edna Wright on those songs.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeaceNHarmony
PS: Invictus/Hot Wax did the same thing with The Chairmen Of The Board when General Johnson [and the rest of the original lineup] left the group and they replaced him with Prince Harold for "You've Got Extra Added Power In Your Love" in 1976.
Sharon Cash released an album in 1970 called He Lives Within My Soul for the Mother's Records & The Snarf Company label. Also had a single, "Let Me Be The One"/"Heighty Hi" on A&M in 1972.
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I have that set so I’ll dig it out and look at the notes and see if it mentions anything about this singer.Quote:
Originally Posted by sansradio
Her two leads are the very last two tracks on that collection.
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BUMP: Since her name came up in the Chuck Jackson thread, I've been madly researching her and stumbled upon this article about a young man who says he's her grandson:
http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-j...f-los-angeles/
Very interesting. Thanks for postings sans. I wonder how Sharon is doing these days and if she still sings?
You're welcome! This guy and I just started mutually following one another on IG. I'll finesse a way to ask.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by lakeside
I think they just used the name "Honey Cone", I do not think Shelly Clark or Carolyn Willis are on it.
I think you're right. Hot Wax/ HDH probably owned the rights to the name.Quote:
Originally Posted by motony