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"Little Honda" is a song by the American rock band the Beach Boys from their 1964 album All Summer Long. Written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, it pays tribute to the small Honda motorcycle and its ease of operation, specifically the Honda 50. [4] At 21 seconds into the song the definite sound of guitar feedback can be heard.
Aside from "Little Honda," most of the songs on the Hondells' Go Little Honda album were written by Usher and KFWB disc jockey and lyricist Roger Christian. The album's cover showed a four-member group and its liner notes contained an elaborate back story, penned by Christian, which posited one Ritchie Burns as the founder and leader of the ...
A vintage record player starts playing a single, “Impossible Dream" by Andy Williams.A man reaches out for a jacket and crash helmet, and he sets forth from his trailer into a series of vintage Honda vehicles, starting with a diminutive minibike, and ending with a powerboat that leaps off the edge of a waterfall, emerging from the mist as a hot-air balloon with the Honda logo.
Name of song, songwriter(s), years of recording and release, and album debut Song Songwriter(s) Recorded [nb 1] Album Year "409" † Brian Wilson Mike Love Gary Usher: 1962 Surfin' Safari: 1962 "4th of July" Dennis Wilson 1971 Good Vibrations ‡ 1993 "Add Some Music to Your Day" † Brian Wilson Joe Knott Mike Love 1969–1970 Sunflower: 1970 ...
It has been estimated that more people in the United States voluntarily chose to watch "Cog" than any other Honda commercial. [31] In financial terms, "Cog" was an unprecedented success for Honda. The £32,000 spent on placements on the BSkyB network alone achieved a greater response than a previous £1 million direct mailing campaign. [32]
Into the Sun was produced and inspired by Honda (whom Lennon was dating at the time). [14] Honda, Hatori, Ellis and Love appeared in the closing scene of the video for Lennon's single "Home". Cibo Matto went on to release its second album Stereo Type A in 1999. [5] [1] Although it was a departure from the familiar sound of Viva!
In 1990, saxophonist Masato Honda debuted with them as a backing saxophonist on the album T-Square Live (featuring F-1 Grand Prix Theme). By the end of 1990, Takeshi Itoh left the group to pursue a solo career in the US, and Honda replaced him in 1991. [23] Honda also composed the opening track from T-Square's New-S album, "Megalith". [35]
The Doris Day version of the song was used in a “Honda Accord” commercial and the ninth episode of the third season of The Man in the High Castle. It was the closing song for Jools Holland’s Jools' Annual Hootenanny from 2010 to 2019, and again from 2022 to 2024. It was mentioned in the 2022 movie The Adam Project.