Sisters Tracey and Melissa Belland grew up loving the alternative music coming out of Britain in the 80s. So, instead of sitting idly, they decided to move to the UK and start a band like their heroes, thus Voice of the Beehive. They had a good run there for a while, releasing three fun-filled albums between 1988 and 1995 and though they never crossed over to the pop charts, they did score a number of decent alternative hits. Eventually, the girls decided it wasn't worth continuing to pursue this dream and decided to call it a day. Since then, Tracey has found success as a teacher and Melissa has remained an artist and is also a care-giver. Believe it or not, the original band will be reforming for a reunion show in London on Oct. 7th this year. They are one of our most requested guests, proving the taste for the Beehive's music has never gone away!
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Episode 357 - Tim Finn of Split Enz/Solo
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Episode 356 - Gina Schock of the Go-Go’s
Episode 355 - Ivan Doroschuk of Men Without Hats
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Episode 354 - Mick Wall
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Episode 350 - Doug MacMillian of The Connells
Episode 349 - Dee C. Lee of the Style Council/Solo
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Episode 347 - Rocky Burnette
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Episode 345 - Jerry Casale of DEVO
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