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Honeycut's Top 10 Best CDs of 2006

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Not that we care what they think in Frisco but the SF Weekly (wait, we thought you weren't supposed to call it SF? hmmmm) named Honeycut the Best Soul/Funk Band in town.

Well, this isn't your father's soul music. There's Garbage in there, some electronica... modern might be a good way to put it. Sorta sounds like Beck's forays into nu whiteboy funk which is dangerous because even Beck has failed in that world more than he's succeeded.

Honeycut is out on the road supporting their new cd, "The Day I Turned To Glass", on DJ Shadow's label, Quannam. They play tonight at Spaceland for one of their Club NME dealies. Don't ask us what makes Club NME shows there any different than regular shows there, but ok.

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If you're in SF San Fran on New Year's Eve, Honeycut will be playing at the Great American Music Hall, right near that interesting theater run by those brothers... what were their names? And in January Honeycut returns to LA opening up for your girl Lady Sovereign.

Honeycut was nice enough to give us their Top 10 Best CDs of 2006:

1- Starlight Mints 'Drowaton' (Barsuk)

2- Herbert 'Scale' (K7)

3- TV On The Radio 'Return To Cookie Mountain' (4AD)

4- PSAPP 'The Only Thing I Ever Wanted' (Domino)

5- Pigeon John 'Summer Time Pool Party' (Quannum)

6- Tom Waits 'Orphans' (Anti)

7. The Moore Brothers - Murdered By The Moore Brothers (Plain)

8. A Band Of Bees - Free The Bees (EMI)

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9. Bert Jansch - Black Swan (Drag City)

10. The Cuts - From Here On Out (Birdman)

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