The Hondells were an American surf rock band. Their cover of the Beach Boys' "Little Honda" went to No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1964. [1]

Originally recorded by The Beach Boys for their "All Summer Long" album, "Little Honda" became a big hit for The Hondells in 1964.

The Hondells were a non-existent group when they released their Top 10 single 'Little Honda' in 1964. The mastermind behind the record was producer Gary Ushe...

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The Hondells were a 60s surf/hot rod rock band from Los Angeles, California. The group was initially formed as a studio outfit by music producer and songwriter Gary Usher in 1964.

The Hondells were originally a studio group put together by Gary Usher consisting of session musicians. Their song, "Little Honda," the groups's only hit, was written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love of The Beach Boys. The song was inspired by the popularity of Honda motor bikes in Southern California during the early 1960s: "Little Honda."

The Hondells were a west coast surf/hot rod band in the early 60's that had songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and appeared in several movies like "Beach Blanket Bingo" and "Beach Party". The band toured throughout the United States with the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars and played with a …

Apr 20, 2023 · The Hondells were Surf Rock band that formed in 1964 from the United States, who hit the Top 10 with the 1964 single "Little Honda". The band had been put together by record producer Gary Usher. Their only hit, "Little Honda", was written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love of …

One of the best hot-rod tunes, it made the Top Ten in 1964 (the Beach Boys would record their own version that year, but would not issue it as an A-side). Like numerous Southern California groups in the mid-'60s, the Hondells, despite numerous picture …

RFK Jr.'s incompetence becomes too glaring to overlook. Jan and Dean Live - Little Old Lady from Pasadena . American Bandstand. October 17, 1964.