Honk
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Biography
Honk, an American rock band based in Laguna Beach, California, was formed in 1970. The group's initial breakthrough came with their album The Original Sound Track from Five Summer Stories, released in 1972, a soundtrack for the surf documentary film Five Summer Stories. In the early 1970s, Honk toured extensively with notable acts such as The Beach Boys, Chicago, Jackson Browne, and Dave Mason. Their album, Honk, was released in 1973. The band split up in 1975 but reformed in 1985 and continued to perform occasionally. Notable members include Tris Imboden, who later became the drummer for Kenny Loggins Band and Chicago, and Richard Stekol, who co-wrote "Mr. Night" with Kenny Loggins for the soundtrack of Caddyshack. In 1991, they released the album Coach House Live through Restless Records.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Spot Before Album
- Pipeline Sequence
- No One is Waiting
- Buckeyed Jim
- Love Ain't So Common
- Made My Statement (Love You Baby)
- Please Remember
- Fortune Wheel
- Blue Of Your Backdrop Instrumental
- Tunnel of Love
- Don't Let Your Good-Bye Stand
- Heat Wave
- Lopez
- Hum Drums
- Bear's Country
- Brad And David's Theme
- High In The Middle
- Creation
- Blue Of Your Backdrop
- I Wanna Do For You
- We're On Wheels
- Hidin' Out
- I Wanna Stay
- There is a River
