The Honeycombs at Radio Caroline 50th Anniversary. With Crissy Lee on drums. 

Come on, people. These are lovely people doing their best at what they love most and doing it very well. I salute them, respect........

It’s amazing to see troopers like these still entertaining. Being 72yrs old I can appreciate the work involved. Top marks for keeping their feet on the ground. I bet their grandkids love to see them perform. 💐👍

Martin Murray playing the Burns guitar is the founder of the Honeycombs. It's great that he wants to keep the songs going today and to not be forgotten. His newest album '304 Holloway Road Revisited' is a stunning compilation of Honeycombs songs with a new updated sound however keeping a '60's tone to it. I highly recommend this album. Don't expect a "greatest hits" from this. It's a new sound to some great Honeycombs songs. Martin Murray is really the heart of the band. Always has been, always will be. He chose some really good people to join up with him. If not for Martin Murray, there would be no Honeycombs.

Love this song, RIP Honey Lantree

Sadly, original Honeycomb singer Denis died in 2005 at age 61. Remember him well back in the 1960s. He was one handsome guy!

Honey caught the eye back in the 60s, rear to see a female drummer back then. RIP

It makes you realize how far away 1965 was.

So sad Denis couldn't be with them. His vocals were so unique. RIP.

Anne Margot Coxall, aka Honey Lantree, drummer and singer, born 28 August 1943, died 23 December 2018. R.I.P., Honey, you were the best!

Wonderful. They were a class act. I was a child in the 60s and remember the best era ever!

At the very end I bet the spirit of Honey Langtree had a helping hand.

It’s such a treat seeing how these songs are played live. It’s harder to play clean and clear.

Rest in Peace you beautiful talented lady.

Oh yes, we´re all getting older. Just having fun with the music of our youth. I´m not to blame the quality of the songs with the original versions some 40 or fifty years ago.

Drummer inspired me incredibly. Nothing's ended, all things just have started.

Of course they're old! But they'r still terrific! An old favourite of mine

That was good. Well done the lady on the drums....superb. The lady vocalist was good too.

Haven't heard a drum solo like that in years......fantastic ending!!!!

Much love for the Honeycombs, thank you!!!!

I was 12 when this hit the charts in the UK. Very dynamic upbeat sound of the new wave rock and pop that was already coming our way from the repressive 1950'smoving into1963 onward.

Great band and a great song!! Thanks Honeycombs!!

That drummer kicks ass. Still quite talented.

Legends all of them,. Have I the Right, was on the duke box in our family dairy when I was 8yrs old and up against some tough competition in 1964, was still my favourite. Covered it one night only in Pauanui, New Zealand in 2021, was an honour and a thrill.

If Honey Lantree wasn't there it wasn't the Honeycombs.

Yes, remember Crissy Lee Band way back at a Pontins camp where i was Lounge Pianist :) The Honeycombs - Have I The Right . . . one of the really really great numbers of the 1960s. Listened to Caroline as a kid on holiday in Scarborough.

some time you need one or two hits to be remembered for generation. young and old all together . thank for the thrilling memories.

"caroline!, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, caroline! ", my mam used to listen to this pirate station on her old, G.E.C radio. that was way back in the 60's, & i was only a little girl, but i still remember that catchy jingle!

Nice to see they were still having fun doing what they love together.

Radio Caroline - Great era - something good on the pirate radios 24/7 after old steam radio bbc it was amazing! My uncle Ken Gatward used to do what he called 'anchor watch' in his sloop for a pirate ship but I think he really ferried supplies!

Absolutely class act they have still got it

Awesome post. Honey and group sound wonderful.

R.I.P. Honey a v. good drummer you are going to be missed a lot.

G'Day,I remember them so well, still love them now in my 70s🤗

responding as i'm watching this,it gets better and better.

I really enjoyed viewing this.Best wishes to all and please rock on!

Absolute legends 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thanks for the memories

Ahhhhhhhhhhh just Bisto Brilliant and Everlasting.

Old but not forgotten!

Honeycombs outstanding video. Great seeing the Honeycombs live show. Quite by accident finding friends of the British Invasion, what a treasure.

Fantastic Afternoon.............Stand Up And Be Counted. XXX

The blonde girl has a sweet voice. Nice to see talented musicians playing live.

glad this exists !!!!!!!!!!!!

Radio Caroline....that sure brings back memories.

Oh dear sometimes it is better just to play a record. I was so in love with Honey Lantree and this was the first 45 I ever bought age 11 years old

Fab drumming at the end!!

Martin, great to see you are still going. It's been a long road since your days up by Dalston Junction. I forget the name of the pub, but we all had some good nights there. I hope you are still playing in 2020 or maybe 2021, I plan on visiting London and if you are playing anywhere close I will be there.

GREAT song and Fantastic Drum Solo From Honey Deep Respect

There is only one original Honeycomb in that line up. I should know I am the original lead singer Dennis D'ell's son

That's the original dude on the Burns scroll headstock guitar. Same glasses too.

I hope I'm still rocking when I'm 80, and I don't mean rocking in a chair!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Maximum respect to Honey Lantree! Watch the drum solo in the last 2 mins of that video was absolutely fantastic! Not your ordinary drummer, You can see why she was the reason Meek and Howard and Blaikley picked them out of the rest. Wonderful thank you

Love that song. How nice to know they're still around.

Love the fact one of the guitarists stuck with a Burns guitar. In the old 60s video they all had Burns guitars.

I loved this and have no idea why.

Great bit of drumming from the Old girl

No,no,no! I'll never get this sad version out of my head now.

Love these and the searches who are also currently giging

Way back when I was told that this group was the inspiration for Josie and the Pussycats cartoon because of Honey Lantree on the drums. I don't if this is factual but after seeing The Honeycombs on TV a in the 1960's I always wanted a Burns guitar.

If this is the same drummer from 1964 then I say 50 years of practice has paid off. And all this time I thought it was The Zombies with a girl drummer. There instruments looked priceless. Super Cool, Thanks from Mexicali.

Loved it then and loved it now 🤗

I am 70 and have I right is the only song I remember of theirs and the only members I remember is the lady drummer and the guitar player with the glasses

BENTERS, 1965 WAS YESTERDAY ASK MACCA

OOOOHHH!! WOW!! INDEED!!MANY THANKS!!I WAS 14 YRS. " THEN" - 1964!!!!!!FROM( U.K.)

nice tribute to a one hit wonder band, things got rough after their first hit but the Honeycombs made an impression in my head forever!

Still playing the Burns London Guitar just like in 64!

nothing sadder than the remnants of a great 60s group trying to perform with maybe one original member and others not even boen during the groups heyday. plus no one could replace honey lantree.

RIP Honey.

everyone commenting on how good Honey is here, except it not her. lol I remember the blonde bird in the black dress back in 1964, she hadn't aged much, apart from ronnie Corbett on guitar who are the rest of them

Like all 60's groups today they don't comprise all the original members as sadly many of our pop heroes have passed away. This doesn't change the fact bands like this made the most exciting music of all time. And the blonde vocalist is easy on the eyes! Notice they have a female drummer (not Honey Lantree) but she's bloody good!

That blonde is a knockout!

Great memories of the Honeycombs I would be 5 or 6 years old when " Have I the Right" came out and I have distinct recollections of it always being blasted out at any fairground your parents took you either on the Waltzers or the Dodgems

Fantastic Drum Solo From Honey Langtree at 7.06 mins - Deep Respect

Absolutely still going strong.love u 👦

Who is the blonde in the Black dress??!! Stunning!

So good to see Martin Murray.

Wow! the last time I saw Martin Murray was at his daughters party which was 27/28 years ago cracking fella and most definitely up for a laugh.

I watched Honey Lantree doing Apache with drum solo and that is the same woman, Ann Lantree

Rest in Peace

Love how they did Love Me Do ❤

Nothing can match Dennis

So awsesome

Sounds........Fab. Thanks For Uploading * * * * *

up to the drum solo,brilliant

Awesome

This line-up of the Honeycombs can actually play, and sing, and are preserving the songs, and would be worth a night ou to see DEEJAYENPS

I used to fill up The honeycombs van up with fuel, Honey drove it around Sudbury near Wembley, She was a delightful lady.

RIP Honey+++

I like the lady in the red coat, holding the bag as she looks like she's just wondered in and thinks WTF!

Just enjoying great music

Really great....wooow.

Dear Martin Murray...........you handsome devil. It's nice to see that your eyesight hasn't improved since 1965....but your "barnet" has not faltered either !! A full head of hair, you lucky rascal. Bestuns, and thankyou for your replies on "You Tube". Fond Regards, Arthur Burns.

Best song ever!

Very good vocals and ace druumer

I remember meeting Chris at Butlins in Ayr 1972. Lovely lady. Is the girl on vocals Heidi Richardson?

Do you remember the sorrowful " Ill cry tomorrow" which was the B side of Have I the right?

A not too bad Pub group. That's about it really. Honey, you were, still are, one of a kind.

Age shall not weary them

bloody sight better than a lot of Glasto acts

we are all old now......😊😊😊😊😊